User manual
Table Of Contents
- Reproducers Comments
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Major working parts of the ASAHI PENTAX Spotmatic II
- Specifications
- Short operating course
- How to hold your camera
- Film Loading
- Film type reminder dial
- Setting ASA film speed
- Film wind and rewind
- Bright field focusing
- Microprism
- Automatic Diaphragm*
- Shutter
- Depth-of-field guide
- Depth-of-field tables:
- Range of light measurement
- Mercury Battery
- Flash Synchronization
- Self-Timer
- Infra-red Photography
- How to make deliberate double exposure
- Important Notes
- How to take care of your camera
- Interchangeable Lenses
- Fixed Focus Setting
- Super-Multi-Coated (SMC) Takumars
- DIFFERENCE OF ANGLE OF TAKUMAR LENSES
- Lenses
- Fish-Eye Takumar 17mm f/4*
- Super-Takumar 20mm f/4.5*
- Super-Takumar 24mm f/3.5*
- SMC Takumar 28mm f/3.5*
- Super-Takumar 35mm f/2*
- SMC Takumar 35mm f/3.5*
- SMC Takumar 50mm f/1.4
- SMC Takumar 55mm f/1.8
- SMC Takumar 85mm f/1.8
- SMC Takumar 105mm f/2.8
- SMC Takumar 120mm f/2.8
- SMC Takumar 135mm f/3.5
- SMC Takumar 135mm f/2.5
- SMC Takumar 150mm f/4
- SMC Takumar 200mm f/4
- Super-Takumar 300mm f/4
- SMC Takumar 400mm f/5.6
- SMC Takumar 500mm f/4.5
- SMC Takumar 1000mm f/8
- SMC Takumar-Zoom 85mm~210mm f/4.5
- SMC Macro-Takumar 50mm f/4
- SMC Bellows-Takumar 100mm f/4
- Ultra-Achromatic Takumar 85mm f/4.5
- Ultra-Achromatic Takumar 300mm f/5.6
- SPECIFICATIONS OF TAKUMAR LENSES
- Complete System of Asahi Pentax Accessories for Close-Ups, Macrophotography, Photomicrography, and other Miscellaneous Accessories
- EXTENSION TUBE SET
- AUTO-EXTENSION TUBE SET
- HELICOID EXTENSION TUBE
- BELLOWS UNIT I
- AUTO BELLOWS & SLIDE COPIER
- REVERSE ADAPTER
- MICROSCOPE ADAPTER
- COPIPOD
- COPY STAND
- CLIP-ON MAGNIFIER
- CLOSE-UP LENS
- RIGHT ANGLE FINDER
- MIRROR ADAPTER
- CABLE RELEASE
- FILTERS AND LENSHOODS
- ACCESSORY CLIP II
- CORRECTION LENS ADAPTER
- STEREO ADAPTER SET
- FILM MAGAZINE
- SHORT SOFT CASE
- · SOFT CASE JUMBO FRONT
- GADGET BAG
- LEATHER CASE FOR STANDARD LENSES
- ASAHI MOUNT ADAPTER
- MISCELLANEOUS CAPS
- Super-Lite II Electronic Flash
- Spotmeter III
- ASAHI PENTAX Prism Binoculars
- ASAHI PENTAX Telescopes
- GUIDE BOOK FOR ASAHI PENTAX SYSTEM OF PHOTOGRAPHY
- WARRANTY POLICY
- CAUTION Mercury Battery
Reproduced for Historical & Reference purposes by Paul M. Provencher -
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Super-Lite II Electronic Flash
The Asahi Pentax Super-Lite II is a compact easy-to-operate electronic flash unit produced
with the same engineering skill that perfects the Asahi Pentax System of Photography. Light
and compact, it simply attaches to your Asahi Pentax camera.
• The angle of light distribution of most flash guns is designed to match the angle of
the standard lens. The Super-Lite II is one of the widest-angle electronic flash units
on the market today. Because of the specially designed curvature of the reflector, its
angle of light distribution practically covers the angle of a 28mm super-wide-angle
lens.
• The Super-Lite II has a unique automatic light output stabilizer. The light output of
many other electronic flash units considerably decreases as you keep flashing the
units. This means you will have to open up your lens aperture. The light output of
some units goes down to as much as one f/stop extent after 40 flashes. The light
output stabilizer of the Super-Lite II constantly maintains its output at its maximum at
each flash.
• The Super-Lite II also operates on AC, powered by the AC Power Pack accessory.
• The circuitry of the Super-Lite II is designed for economical power consumption.
Pen-light batteries are inexpensive - and you will not waste the battery power.
• The 1/2000 second flash duration of the
Super-Lite II is so short, you can capture
practically anything you may like to photograph.
• The recycling time (time interval between
each flash) is short. You will be ready to follow
fast actions if you act fast.
The Asahi Pentax Super-Lite II is a highly versatile
electronic flash for Asahi Pentax enthusiasts - as ordinary
flash - as bounce flash - as fill-in flash (when
photographing back-lighted subjects.)










