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cameras
designed
for both
the
amateurandserious
photographer.
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ESSE
NTIAL
SPECI
F
I
CATI
ONS
Type:
35 mm SLR TTL match
LED measurement
system.
Fif
m: Picture
Size:
35mm, J13S
24 x 36mm
Lens
Mount: K type bayonet
mount
Shutter: Metalfocalplane
shutter 1rI2OOO
to 1 (seconds)
and B.
Field
of View:93% vertical
and
93% horizontal
coverage
of the actual
picture
f
ield.
Magnificationr
1;0.86
(with
a standard
50mm lens.)
Focusing:
Horizontal
split-image
centre
spot
with surrounding
microprism
collar
on matte
type
fresnel
screen.
Light Metering
System:
Open-aperture
TTL metering
system.
Match LED, display
with over
and
underexposure
warnings.
centre
weighted
measurements
with cds.
Exposure
Range:
EV3-19
(ASA 100)
ASA of Film: ASA 25 to 1600
Synchronization
Contact: X contact
Accessory
Shoe: Hot Shoe
FilmAdvance
Lever:
Single
lever
stroke
with 135o
throw and
3oo
stand-off
Frame
Counter: Additive type with automaticreset
Film Rewinding:
Rewind
crank
type
Mirror:Ouick-return
mirror
Back
cover
opening:
Hinged.
Released
by puiling-up
therewind
knob.
Power
Source:
2 Silver
oxide
batteries,
type
SR44 (G-13)
.:
or 2 alkaline
batteries,
type LR44
(4-76).:
or equivalents,
such
asRW44
batteries.
Size
and
Weight:
133x 85 x 48mm,45Og
(only
body)
{Subject
to change
without notice.)
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NAME
OF
PARTS
(1)
Shutter
Speed
Dial
Shutter
Button
-
Film Advance Lever
Frame Counter
-
5.
Strap
Hook
6.
Self-TimerLever
1
. LensD
ismou
nt
ing
Button
B.
Finger
Dot
3
9. HotShoe
1
0. Rewi
nd
Cra
nk
(Functioning
also
asback
cover
opening
knob)
1
2.
3
4.
-- 11.
Rewind
knob
ffi"
f$ f:
6# --.--13. Film
SpeedDial
14.
Aperture
Ring
- 15.
Depth-of
-Field
Scale
\- 16. Distance
Scale
\-- 17
. Focus
ingR
ing
F
ig" "l
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NAME
OF
PARTS
QI
1
9. Rewind
Shaf
t
23.
Film
Rail
24.Sprocket
25.
Back
Cover
26.
Film Pressu
re
Plate
27
.
Film Reiwnd Button
20.
21
.
22.
8.
Spool
I
Fis.
2
2. Loading
the Battery
TwoSR44
(G-1
3)
o
r LR44
(A
-76)
batteries
are
employed this camera.
1
. The battery chamber cover can be opened by
turning it counterclockwise
with a
coin.
2. Load the batteries
correctly according to the
indication of the polarities in the battery
chamber. (lf the batteries
are loaded incorrectly
with the reverse
polarities,
the LED in the
viewfinder
does
not light.)
3. Turn the battery chamber cover clockwise
tightly.
Keep the battery surfaces
f
ree of dirt and perspira-
tion, when loading.
Dirt will cause
poor electrical
contact. lf necessary,
wipe the batterieswith a
clean,
dry cloth.
Unload the batterieswhen the camera is not used
f
or a long period.
The batteriesshould lastf
or approximately one
year under normal use.
When the camera hasbeen
used over one year,
we suggest
that you replace
the old batteries
with new ones.
5
Fis.
3
Fis.
4
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3. Ma
in Switch/Shutter
Release
Lock
when depressing
the shutter release
button half-
way down, ffioin
switch comes on.
As
the f
ilm advance
lever
alsof
unctions
as
a
release
lock, always return the lever
to the parked
posttton.
Fis.
5
2.
4. Loading
thefilm
The MIRAN DA uses
color or black and wh
ite
f
ilm in standard
35mm (J135 24mm x 36mm)
f
ilm.
1. Pull
up the rewind knob, and the back cover
will open.
Put the f
ilm into the f
ilm chamber as
indicated
in the photograph, and press
down the rewind
shaftto the original
position
while rotating
the rewind knob.
lnsert
the f
ilm leaderinto the groove
of the
spool, and engaged
the perf
orations of the
film in the teeth of the spool.
Turn the f
ilm advancelever
and wind the f
ilm
around the take-up
spool making surethat
the perforations of the film are
engagedin
the teeth of the sprocket.
3.
4.
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Fis.
7
Fis.8
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5. close
the back cover
and press
it strongly,
and
it will beautomatically
locked.
Tilt uD
the f
ilm
rewind
crank,
and
gently
turn it in
the direction
of the ari-ow
until it stops
to take up the film
slack.
6. Advance
the film a couple of times pressing
the
shutter
button until the first exposure
position
(1) in the middle between
O
a
nd 2 appears
in
the frame counter. The film is
properly loaded
if the film rewind knob rotates
counterclock-
wise when the f
ilm advance
lever is
operated.
Note:
ALWAYS
AVOTD
DTRECT
SUNLTGHT
WH
EN
LOADING
AN
D UN
LOADING
FILM.
Fis.
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