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General| Brand | Rollei |
|---|---|
| Model | 35 T |
| Category | Film Camera |
| Language | English |
Dial for selecting the camera's shutter speed, affecting exposure time.
Adjusts lens aperture for light control and depth of field.
The viewfinder for composing shots and checking framing.
The primary button to trigger the shutter for taking a picture.
The optical component responsible for focusing light onto the film.
Procedure to install the camera's power source for the light meter.
Step-by-step guide for correctly loading photographic film into the camera.
Adjusting the camera's meter to match the ISO/ASA rating of the loaded film.
Setting the shutter speed in advance of taking a photograph.
Aligning the meter needle with the pointer for accurate exposure settings.
Adjusting the lens focus ring to match the distance of the subject.
Technical details of the Rollei 35 camera, including type and general features.
Information on the light metering mechanism, its cell type, and measuring range.
Specifics about the camera's lens, such as focal length, aperture range, and construction.
List of optional items compatible with the Rollei 35 camera.
Using the lens hood to improve image quality and protect the lens from elements.
Guidance on utilizing the self-timer for delayed shutter release.
Advice on selecting and using camera filters, including exposure compensation.
Instructions for using flash units with the camera, including shutter speed recommendations.
Recommendations for choosing appropriate shutter speeds for various shooting situations and subject motion.
Method for setting the aperture in advance to control depth of field or exposure.
Explanation of depth of field concepts and how to use the camera's depth of field scale.
Techniques for achieving accurate exposure readings in diverse lighting conditions.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the camera's power source.
Guidelines for maintaining the camera's condition, including cleaning and protection.
