4. Position take-up spool slit
Turn the bottom knurled flange of take-
up spool with a finger until slit appears.
5. Insert tip of film into spool's film slit
Insert end of film making sure that one
perforation is caught by the claw at the
entrance of the film slit. Also see that the
sprocket engages the film perforation.
6. Turn film advance lever until
perforations on both sides of film are
engaged by the sprocket
If one winding fails to make sprocket
catch the perforations on both sides of the
film, press shutter button and wind again.
7. If film is advancing properly, close
back cover
Upon closing, push down clip lever,
which will automatically engage the lock
button and the back cover becomes securely
locked
8. Turn film advance lever several times
to wind up the fogged portion of film
Shoot several blanks and continue
winding the film until film counter
indicates ''I''. Then, slightly turn rewind
knob in the direction of arrow to take up
any slack.
9. When film counter indicates "1" it
means film loading is completed.
From here, film counter will move e
frame by frame for each shot to indicate the
number of pictures which have been taken.
TO USE FILM ADVANCE LEVER--
Before winding (WHITE)
Turn film- advance lever until it goes no further. One full turn of
I80° is necessary to advance one frame. Insufficient winding may
make the shutter button unworkable, or even if it does work it may
not permit proper opening of the shutter curtain. This point requires
careful attention.
One full winding also cocks the shutter and changes the color
in the signal window from white to red. It returns to white again
when 4 the shutter is released.
After winding (RED)
One full winding of film advance lever:
I. Advances one frame of film.
2. Makes film counter advance one number
3. Changes color in signal window from white to red.
4. Cocks the shutter.
5. Sets the automatic diaphragm of lens and mirror mechanism.
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SETTING THE SHUTTER SPEED--
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