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camera type | 35 mm single-lens reflex camera with focal plane shutter |
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negative size | 24 x 36 mm |
lens mount | Contax/Yashica mount |
shutter speeds | B (bulb), 1 to 1/1000 sec. (12 steps) |
flash synchronization | X contact hotshoe (1/125 sec. or slower) |
self-timer delay | 10 seconds |
exposure metering type | Through-the-lens, full-aperture center weighted light metering with SPD cell |
metering range | EV 2--18 (ASA 100 and 50 mm F1.4 lens) |
film speed range | ASA 12--1600 |
exposure meter power source | Two 1.5 V alkaline (LR44) or 1.55 V silver oxide (SR44) batteries |
viewfinder type | Eye-level, pentarism finder |
viewfinder coverage | 92% field of view |
viewfinder magnification | 0.91X (with 50 mm lens at infinity) |
focusing screen | Split-image/microprism |
viewfinder information | Display of correct exposure, over- and underexposure with 3 LEDs |
film advance | Lever with 130° stroke and 20° stand-off |
film rewind | Film rewind crank |
exposure counter | Additive, auto reset |
dimensions | 135 (W) x 84.5 (H) x 50 (D) mm |
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weight | 445 g (without batteries) |
Instructions for attaching a lens to the camera body, aligning indexes and locking.
Procedure to detach a lens, including pressing the release button and protecting caps.
How to verify battery status using viewfinder LEDs.
Advice on battery lifespan, temperature effects, cleaning, and safety.
Operation of the film advance lever to wind film and cock the shutter.
Explanation of the exposure counter's function and markings.
Achieving sharp focus using the split-image center alignment.
Achieving sharp focus using the microprism collar or matte screen.
Using optional corrective lenses for eyesight.
Adjusting the shutter speed dial for exposure control.
Adjusting the aperture ring for exposure and depth of field.
Steps for setting shutter/aperture, focusing, and composing.
Chart showing usable shutter speeds at different ASA film speeds.
How to compensate exposure for subjects against bright backgrounds.
How to compensate exposure for subjects with dark backgrounds.
Using the bulb setting for long exposures and preventing camera shake.
Techniques for infrared film, including focus shift compensation.
Using the dedicated flash and its viewfinder signal.
Flash synchronization speeds for the X-contact hotshoe.
Compatibility and usage notes for other flash types and bulbs.
Understanding and reading the depth of field scale on the lens.