Exakta 36mm Operating Instructions
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1. in the direction of the arrow The key 7 is pulled outwards 17 Speed regulating as far as it will come Then the cartridge is placed in the chamber 6 About 11 cm knob for longer of film are pulled from the cartridge and the free end of the film is secured under the oe times spring tongue of the spool 8 After having attached the film to the spool make sure 1 5 12 seconds that the film perforations are correctly engaged in the teeth of the sprocket 10 Then n the back is replaced care must be taken that the circular peg inside the camera 18 lhnar dise ota t7 connected to the key 8 is held by the back in its position Make sure that the small 19 Side part of the button 3 is turned so that the letter V can be seen Then the lever 2 is swung to the finder hood left twice releasing the shutter each time it has been wound and taking it right to the r end of its travel each time The shutter is wound a third time and the camera is now 20 Side part of the ready for the first exposure Now the picture counter is set to the number 1 in order finder hood that the exposures are all counted correctly 91 Back part of the finder hood with Removing the exposed film After the 36 th exposure has been taken the button 3 frame finder is turned as to show the letter R reverse The key 7 is raised but not pulled out and twisted in a clockwise direction to wind up the film from the take up spool into the film cartridge Then procee2. KINE EXAKTA 24786 mm RER u am 7 Blasewitzer Stra e 41 43 DRESDEN A 16 G erman Leading rules 1 The camera will only work after the finder hood has been opened by pressing the but ton 1 2 The camera will only work after the lever 2 has been swung to the left as far as it will go By swinging the lever 2 to the left the shutter is wound up the film is moved by the distance of 1 picture and the mirror is dropped into position Don t wind up any of the knobs Qc before having performed the manipul ations mentioned above Instr for using the taking negati 1 Knob for opening the finder hood 2 Lever for winding up the shutter s Button for chang ing the direction of the film V forward R backward 4 Picture counter a Button for remov ing the back 6 Film chamber w Key for winding back the exposed film io Take up spool o Spring tongue of 8 10 Sprocket 11 Shutter release button 12 Focussing ring with scale of di stances 13 Special magnifier Focussing The finder hood is opened by pressing the button 1 After swinging the lever 2 to the left as far as it will go the magnified image of the object may be seen on the ground glass Sharp focussing is done by turning the ring 12 on which the distances are indicated In order to focus fully accurately the magnifier 13 is pressed down to the
3. and macrography At double extension it is possible to take pictures in original size Special knife for cutting the exposed film Lenses and accessories KINE EXAKTA 24x36 mm Focal length os aarete i NY 100 cm mount mm Lenses Zeiss Tessar 1 9 8 5 450 32 101 Zeiss Tessar 1 3 5 5 459 32 102 Zeiss Biotar 1 2 5 8 40 42 104 Victar 1 2 9 r 5 450 32 105 Trioplan 1 2 9 5 459 32 106 The cameras are delivered with cases in so far as such are available We intend to resume the production of the following accessories Special ring with bayonet joint No 140 Extensible intermediate ring No 145 Special ring with bayonet socket No 141 Special intermediate ring No 146 Extension tube 5 mm No 142 Microscope attachment No 147 Extension tube 15 mm No 143 Little photo flash bulb attachment No 145 Extension tube 30 mm No 144 Large photo flash bulb attachment No 149 The special rings with bayonet joint and bayonet socket are necessary for the extension tubes as these are provided with a screw thread Both the special rings alone may be used as an extension tube as well All are brand new carry Sterling Howard s full year service guaranty St Pe 4 f i MONTEREY AVENUE NEW YORK 57 N Y
4. d as mentioned above for loading the camera 92 Front part of the finder hood with magnifier If a number of exposures shall be taken out from the camera without waiting for the 23 Stop lever of the rest of the strip of film to be exposed the film may be cut off inside the camera The lens small milled knob 25 is unscrewed and pulled downwards from the bottom of the 24 Knife for cutting camera as far as it will go Now the exposed film can be taken out of the camera the exposed Alm but in the dark room only The end of the unexposed film is again slipped under pi the metal tongue as mentioned above 25 Knob for 24 Special advantages of the camera KINE EXAKTA The camera KINE EXAKTA is in good repute because of its manysidedness and its reliable construction Some of its most effective advantages are No parallax error no difference whatsoever between the image on the ground glass and the negative The camera is fit for all sorts of lenses telelenses wide angle lenses lenses with large aperture The lenses may be interchanged quickly and easily by the aid of the bayonet moun ting Clear and magnified picture on the ground glass Especially fit for colour pictures Focal plane shutter from 1 999 to 12 seconds Self portrait mechanism Fully automatical moving of the film by winding up the shutter Picture counter for 36 pictures Photo flash bulb attachment Many special rings and extension tubes for micrography
5. d the desired black number is set against the red dot on the inner disc Pictures with the self portrait mechanism are taken by using the red numbers The knob 17 is wound up as previously mentioned but the dot on the inner disc is set against the desired red number In order to take self portraits with short exposure times from jooo to t g seconds the dot on the inner disc of the knob 17 is set against any red number you like and the red dot on the inner disc of the smaller speed regulating knob 15 is set against the desired exposure time After pressing the button 11 some 13 seconds will elapse after which the shutter will automatically give the exposure time indicated uctions KINE EXAKTA ives 24x 36 mm Removing the lens Press the stop lever 23 lightly towards the lens and simul 14 Knob of 13 taneously turn the lens to the left After turning through a small angle it will be found s A that the lens is free and can be lifted out The new lens is placed by reversing the 15 Speed regulating above procedure Lowering the lens into the tubular mount on the camera care must knob for shorter be taken that the red dot on the lens is opposite the red dot on the camera body rian ed times Then the lens is turned to the right until the stop lever 23 is heard to slip into the catch 1000 1 25 sec 16 Inner disc of 15 Loading the camera with film cartridges The back of the camera is removed by pushing the button 5
6. focussing screen and the camera is lifted up quite near to the eye Then the picture is seen on a much enlarged scale By moving the button 14 to the right the magnifier is again released The finder hood is shut by folding up at first the side parts then the back part with the frame finder and at last the front part with the ma gnifier The aperture of the lens may be regulated by turning the front ring of the lens The focal plane shutter The short expcsure times from jo99 to 125 seconds as well as Z and B are set by making use of the smaller speed regulating knob 15 The knob 15 is raised and turned in the direction of the arrow until the exposure time is dgainst the small red dot on the inner disc By pressing the button 11 the shutter is released When set to Z a single pressure on the button 11 will open the shutter fully and it will remain open until the button 11 is pressed a second time When set to B the shutter will open fully while the button 11 is pressed but will close again as soon as the finger is removed from the button 11 The larger speed regulating knob 17 is used to set the longer exposures from 3 5 to 12 seconds black numbers and the delayed action mechanism for self portraits red numbers When making use of the knob 17 it is important that the smaller knob 15 should be set to either Z or B and that the knob 17 is strongly wound up as far as it will go Then the knob 17 is raised an
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