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Zenit SURPRISE-MT-1 User Manual

Zenit SURPRISE-MT-1
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Camera
SURPRISE-MT-1
PASSPORT
1. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
This passport contains brief characteristic and basic rules of using the camera "Surprise-MT-1". This is not a
photography manual. Read carefully the operating procedure given in this passport below prior to using the camera.
Construction of your camera may differ a bit from stated below due to modernization.
1.1. Handling the camera
The camera "Surprise-MT-1" is precise optical-mechanical device. Its right operation depends on the correct
manipulation and good care of it.
Keep the camera clean; preserve it against impacts, a dust, and dampness. Use a soft brush to clean dust from a
cartridge slot, take-up spool, film channel, and back cover with clamping table periodically. Do not touch optical
parts of the camera. But if it has happen, remove traces immediately with soft cotton napkin or cotton wool
moistened with spirit slightly.
Clean mirror and lens with bisector in the most necessary cases only very soft dry brush. Keep the camera in the
closed case. Close the lens with a cover. Cover the camera body with body cap. Keep shutter released. Do not
remove lens or cap from the camera without need to prevent pollution and dust deposition on the optical surfaces.
As the camera is complex device, highly skilled experts only may make any repair and appropriate adjustments.
Having brought the camera from a cold into a warm room, unpack it not earlier than after 5-6 hours (to allow the
camera to be heated up to room temperature).
1.2. Transportation Instructions
Transportation of cameras "Surprise-MT-1" is permitted in transport packing by the following vehicles:
- Railway, air and water transport with protection from moisture, without restriction of distance (transportation by
air transport should be made in the hermetically sealed heated compartments);
- Automobile transport in covered cars on the roads with firm and smooth covering on distance of more than 2000
kms.
Permitted range of temperatures during transportation is from -50 up to +50 degrees centigrade.
1.3. Instructions on Preservation and Demothballing
To prepare the camera for long storage or transportation, the sealed box with the camera and accessories should be
placed into a polyethylene bag and stored along with silica gel dehumidifier in accordance with GOST 9.014-78 for
conditions of storage: ZH: VZ-10, VU-7. Deadline of protection without re-preserving is 3 years.
For transportation, sealed bag with the camera is wrapped up by a packing paper and stacked into a packing-case.
Damping material should be placed between the walls of the box and packages.
If the boxes with cameras are brought from colder place into a warm room, unpack them not earlier than after 5-6
hours (to allow the cameras to be heated up to room temperature).
1.4. Instructions on Sanitary Processing
It is necessary to carry out sanitary processing of the external surfaces of the camera in the process of operation.
Sanitary processing should be carried out by fivefold wiping of external surfaces of the device (except for optical
parts) with a tampon moistened with a disinfectant solution (3% solution of hydrogen peroxide with addition of
0,5% of a washing-up liquid like "Lotos", "Astra", "Progress"). The tampon should be wringed.
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Zenit SURPRISE-MT-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandZenit
ModelSURPRISE-MT-1
CategoryDigital Camera
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. General Instructions

1.1. Handling the Camera

Provides guidance on proper handling, cleaning, and care to maintain the camera's functionality.

1.2. Transportation Instructions

Details permissible transportation methods, conditions, and temperature ranges for the camera.

1.3. Preservation and Demothballing

Covers methods for long-term storage and preparing the camera after periods of disuse.

1.4. Sanitary Processing

Outlines the procedure for sanitary processing of the camera's external surfaces.

2. Safety Requirements Compliance

3. Specifications

3.1. Purpose and Advantages

Describes the intended use and key features that make the camera suitable for its purpose.

3.2. Characteristics

Lists detailed technical specifications including dimensions, weight, and performance metrics.

3.3. Precious Materials Information

Provides information on the precious materials contained within the camera's components.

4. Delivery Set

5. Camera Construction

5.1. Basic Units and Parts

Identifies and labels the main external units and parts of the camera.

6. Preparation for Work

7. Operating Procedure

7.1. Imprinter Numbers Installation

Explains how to use the imprinter for adding information to the film frames.

7.2. Setting Shutter Speeds

Details how to adjust and set the camera's shutter speed for correct exposure.

7.3. Focusing

Guides users on how to achieve sharp focus using the camera's viewfinder and components.

7.4. Photographing

Provides instructions on the actual process of taking photographs with the camera.

7.5. Unloading the Camera

Describes the steps required to safely rewind and unload the film from the camera.

7.6. Eye Shade with Replaceable Lenses

Explains how to attach and use the eye shade with interchangeable lenses for better viewing.

7.7. Batteries Replacement

Details the process for replacing the dry elements (batteries) that power the camera.

8. Maintenance Service

9. Operating Repair

10. Storage Rules

11. Acceptance Certificate

12. Guarantee Certificate

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