Instruction manual

A. After the 10th exposure of the 120 roll film (20th exposure of the

220 roll film), continue rotating the film-winding crank and the film

will only be advanced until the remaining film and leader paper are

wound up on the take-up spool. Open the back cover when there is

no resistance in the winding action.

B. Remove the film holder and while preventing the loose film from

unwinding, take out the take-up spool. Seal the exposed film and

return it to its original box until development.

* Load and unload film away from direct sunlight and/or strong illu-

mination.

12. Film Unloading

A. The shutter speed scale is viewed in its window over the shutter

speed dial. The numbers on the scale are shutter speed settings, with

numbers 1 to 16S full numbers and numbers 2 to 500 fractions of a

second. For example, "16S" is 16 seconds, "2" is ½ sec. and "500" is

1/500 sec. "A" is the setting for aperture priority AE (automatic expo-

sure) when a finder with a built-in exposure meter is attached. B

(bulb) is the setting used to keep the shutter opened, as long as the

shutter button is depressed. However, since power is consumed dur-

ing this time, the use of T (time) exposure is recommended for expo-

sures longer than one minute.

B. The numbers on the scale are color-coded in red and white. Red-

colored numbers are full number settings of 1 second and longer

while white-colored numbers are settings from ½ to 1/500 second, as

well as the letters "A" and "B". The shutter speed can be set before or

after film winding.

13. Setting the Shutter Speed Dial