Instruction manual

To set film sensitivity of the film loaded in the film back, rotate the

film speed dial with a slight lifting action, as illustrated, and set the

film speed scale to the index. There are click-stops at 1/3rd incre-

ments, in this case.

* The film speed dial is automatically coupled to any finder with a

built-in exposure meter, when attached.

Exposure compensation up to +2 and -2 stops is possible at 1/3rd

increments. To set the required compensation, slide the exposure

compensation dial lock button, in the arrow-indicated direction, then

rotate the exposure compensation dial, as required. When compensa-

tion is not needed, simply set to "0", where it is locked.

* There will be no effect on the exposure, no matter where the film

speed dial and exposure compensation dial are set, when a non-

metered finder is used.

Upon loading the film, tear off the end flap from the empty film pack-

age and insert it in the film type indicator frame. This will help you

keep track of the film loaded in the film back, even when two or more

film backs are used with different films. At the same time, set the film

speed with the film speed dial, when using finders with a built-in

exposure meter.

Rotating the film-winding crank completely one time in the forward

direction will advance the film and, at the same time, cock the shutter,

with the winding action stopping automatically. On the other hand,

short, rapid strokes up to an accumulated full rotation, will also do the

job.

* Please make sure that "N" on the mirror lock-up switch lever is set

opposite the index when taking pictures which do not require mirror

lock-up.

6. Film Speed Dial

7. Exposure Compensation Dial

8. Film Type Indicator Frame

9. Film Advance and Shutter Cocking