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Brand | Yashica |
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Model | Lynx-14E |
Category | Digital Camera |
Language | English |
Set the ASA speed rating of the film in use in the indicator window.
Select the desired shutter speed by turning the shutter speed ring.
Rotate aperture ring until "OVER" or "UNDER" indicator lamp turns off.
Secure focus on your subject and trip the shutter.
Install two mercury batteries with the plus (+) side facing outwards.
Follow safety guidelines for handling and storing mercury batteries.
Pull the rear cover lock to open the camera back.
Place the film cassette into the film chamber.
Insert film leader tip into take-up spool slots.
Ensure sprocket teeth engage, advance film, then close rear cover.
Do not force winding; it may tear film or detach from cassette.
Push the film rewind button to reset the mechanism.
Fold out crank handle and turn to rewind film into cassette.
Open rear cover and remove cassette when crank rotates freely.
Set the ASA speed rating of the film in the indicator window.
Align the desired shutter speed with the red indicator line.
Rotate aperture ring while pressing activator until "OVER"/"UNDER" lamps turn off.
Grip and rotate shutter speed and aperture rings simultaneously for exposure combinations.
Adjust aperture setting based on filter's exposure factor (e.g., 2X, 4X).
Open aperture by one setting for low background light.
Open aperture by two settings for high background light.
Viewfinder frame moves diagonally to compensate for parallax.
Turn focusing ring, superimpose identical images in finder for precise focus.
Mount flash unit on accessory shoe and plug PC cord into terminal.
Determine exposure using guide number divided by subject distance.
Use cable release with tripod for slow shutter speeds to prevent movement.
Use 'B' setting for exposures longer than one second.
Set sync to "X", charge shutter, move self-timer lever for delayed release.
Range of acceptable sharpness based on aperture and distance.
Use lens shade for shooting against light to prevent flare.
Use 58mm screw-in filters for color or B&W photography.
Identifies main camera parts with numbered labels.
Provides a comprehensive list of numbered camera components.