Infrared films
This infra-red marking on the depth of field scale ring is used for resetting the distance when using
Black and White infra-red film.
After obtaining the correct focus, in the usual way, set the distance obtained on the scale to the red
dot, instead of the red diamond. An infra-red filter is, of course, required.
Webmaster: IR shots, they do make IR film. But there are many IR digital cameras, including point
and shoot models.
· CHANGING THE LENS
This camera has a bayonet fitting mount on the front which permits removal and replacement of
interchangeable lens with speed and ease.
(WEBMASTER: the manual does not state what bayonet type of lens mount. It could be the Nikon
type which I have seen sold on E-bay stating that this particular model takes the Nikon lenses)
When changing the lens, do so carefully, Especially, in replacing, be sure it is securely fitted to the
bayonet mount. Care should be taken that the rear element of the lens does not strike against the
bayonet mount of the camera body.
· REMOVING THE LENS
Set the distance scale to infinity by
rotating the lens barrel. Press towards
the camera body the lever located at
the left of the lens mount. This releases
the catch which holds the lens to the
camera. Now, turn lens in clockwise
direction until the red dot on the
camera body. Pull lens away from
camera body.
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