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General| Focus | Manual zone focusing |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 97 x 60 x 32 mm |
| Weight | 370 g |
| Shutter | Leaf shutter |
| Film Speed Range | ISO 25 to 1600 |
| Type | Compact 35mm film camera |
| Shutter Speeds | 1/2 to 1/500 sec, B |
| Viewfinder | Optical viewfinder |
| Exposure Meter | CdS cell |
| Film Advance | Manual lever |
| Flash | Hot shoe |
| Battery | PX625 |
Procedure for inserting a fresh battery into the camera for the exposure meter.
Steps to load film into the camera, including seating the cartridge and leader.
Process to advance the film to the first frame and check film movement.
How to set the film speed dial according to the film's ASA or DIN rating.
Adjusting the film type indicator to match the loaded film (B&W, color).
Setting the shutter speed dial to the desired exposure time for correct exposure.
Aligning the meter needle with the matching pointer for correct exposure readings.
Adjusting the lens focus ring to the correct distance for sharp images.
How to press the shutter release button to take a photograph.
Steps to prepare the camera for the next shot after taking a picture.
Using the screw-in lens hood for protection against sun, water, and for improved sharpness.
Using separate self-timers and ensuring proper plunger travel to avoid camera damage.
How to use a cable release with the camera mounted on a tripod for stable shots.
Using screw-in filters and understanding required exposure corrections for different filter types.
Using flash units with the camera, including permissible shutter speeds and flash positioning.
Guidance on choosing appropriate shutter speeds for handheld and moving subjects.
How to set the aperture dial based on subject type or depth of field requirements.
Understanding and using the depth of field scale for focused distance and subject range.
Techniques for taking accurate exposure readings in various lighting conditions and subject contrasts.
Operating the film winding lever for advancing film and checking its movement.
Information on the battery type, lifespan, and symptoms of a depleted battery.
Method to check if there is film in the camera by testing the rewind crank resistance.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the carrying strap and using the carrying case.
Recommendations for protecting the camera from damage, moisture, dust, and for cleaning.
