Ansco ANSCOSET Mode d'emploi

how

use

your

Your

Anscoset

camera

takes

standard

35mm

pictures

(shown

above)

black

and

white

and

color.

These

pictures

may

enlarged

give

prints

a1bum

size

larger

for

your

enjoyment.

Your

ANSCOSET

Virtually

anyone

can

take

needle-sharp

pictures

...

under

almost

any

conditions

...

with

the

versatile

Anscoset.

This

a compl

ete

new

type

camera

...

simple

operate

a fixed-focus

camera

yet

with

precise

adjustments

meet

very

difficult

requirement.

Your

Anscoset

camera

features

Ansco's

new

exposure-

set

ring

which

functions

computer,

automatically

selecting

the

correct

lens

opening

and

shutter

speed,

you

line

the

two

pointers

the

built-in

light

meter

scale.

Focusing

just

simple

with

bright-line

rangefinder-viewfinder

that

takes

the

guesswork

out

dis-

tances,

and

puts

your

subject

perfect

focus

every

time.

And

there's

more!

Accurate

synchro-

nization

for

flashlamps

and

e:ectronic

flash.

Compatible

with

film

speeds

from

1600.

Exposure

speed

from

1/ 1000

¥s

second,

plus

time.

Coated,

four-ele-

ment,

sharp

f /2.8 lens. Simplified

and

unloading.

You

will find

that

outstanding

pictures

are

easy

take

with

your

Amcoset.

But,

before

using

it,

read

the

following

direc-

tions

carefully

Try

all

the

working

parts

you

read.

When

you

have

become

thoroughly

familiar

with

its

operations,

load

the

camera

with

one

Ansco's

fine

35mm

films -

see

page

14 -

and

SUl:e

better

pictures

every

time.

CAMERA

PARTS

2 3 4

Cable

release

socket

Shutter

release

button

Accessory

clip

Rangefinder-viewfinder

Exposure

meter

"M-X"

synchronization

lever

Self-timer

Focusing

ring

Rewind

release

button

10 9

6 7 8

10)

Tripod

socket

11)

Back-latch

slide

release

12) M

and

range

indicator

13) M

and

synchronization

range

scales

14)

Flash

connector

15)

Exposure

counter

16)

Rapid

film

advance

17)

Exposure

meter

pointers

18)

Film

rewind

knob

and

folding

crank

19)

ASA

film

exposure

index

scale

20)

ASA

film

exposure

index

indicator

21)

Exposure-set

ring

22)

Exposure

value

scale

23)

Distance

setting

scale

24) D:

stance

setting

indicator

25)

Depth

field

scale

26)

Exposure

value

(Ev)

indicator

27)

Flash

exposure

distance

scale

28)

Flash

exposure

index

scale

The

Exposure-Set

Ring

___________

The

exposure-set

ring

your

Anscoset

unique,

built-in

computer

that

eliminates

guesswork,

charts

and

calculations,

yet

assures

you

consis-

tently

good

pictures.

permits

you

make

instant,

correct

sett

ing

for

almost

every

combination

light,

film,

speed

and

subject.

You

will find

simple

use

once

you

recognize

the

functions

these

three

red-

dot

indicators:

1 )

FILM

EXPOSURE

INDEX

INDICATOR

(20):

Makes

the

basic

setting

for

the

type

film

you

are

using.

2 )

EXPOSURE

VALUE

INDICATOR

(26):

Linked

the

exposure

meter

automatically

shows

the

correct

combination

lens

opening

and

exposure

time

and

expresses

them

sing

number,

the

expos

value,

Ev.

The

shutter

speeds

and

stops

equivalent

each

exposure

value

are

given

the

Exposure

Value

Equivalency

Chart

page

17.

The

Exposure-Set

Ring

"M-X"

RANGE

INDICATOR

(12):

Verifies

your

setting

when

you

use

flash'

amps

electronic

flash.

(See

page

for

complete

information

artificial

light

ex-

posures.)

The

only

information

you

need

for

setting

the

exposu:;:e-set

ring

the

ASA

film

exposure

index

found

the

instruc-

tion

sheet

the

you

use

Starting

with

the

index

number,

these

sim-

ple

steps:

Set

the

Film

Exposure

Index

Pull

the

exposure-set

ring

out

slightly

and

turn

until

the

red-dot

indicator

(20)

OJ:po-

site

the

exposure

index

the

film

you

are

using.

Remember,

films

have

both

daylight

and

tungsten

exposure

indexes,

change

the

setting

when

the

type

illumination

changes

Set

the

Exposure

Value

The

scale

(22)

mechanically

linked

th::!

exposure

meter.

Point

the

meter

(5)

directly

your

subject.

The

small

red

pointer

will

move

across

the

scale

accord-

ing

the

amount

available

light.

Turn

the

exposure-set

ring

until

the

"V"

the

large

red

pointer

straddles

the

smaller

pointer

(17).

Under

most

conditions,

you

now

have

the

correct

seLting

lens

opening

and

shutter

speed

exposure

value

(Ev)

and

you

are

ready

focus

and

shoot.

With

poor

light

indoors

and

some

slower

films

(E.!.

and

slower)

ex-

posure

may

not

possible

because

the

existing

light

conditions.

You

will

notice

that

the

pointer

stationary

moves

only

slightly,

not

permitting

exposure

value

~et.

this

instance,

auxiliary

lighting

fiashlamp,

fioodlamp -will

necessary.

Satisfactory

pictures

cannot

made

number

cannot

set.

NOTES

For

accurate

light

reading,

im-

portant

that

you

hold

the

camera

level

and

point

directly

the

subject.

Tilt-

ing

the

camera

slightly

upward

could

give

you

reading

0;'

the

sky

and

cause

underexposure.

Tilting

the

camera

down

might

give

you

reading

the

ground

and

result

overexposure.

You

should

take

close-up

light

reading

the

prin-

cipal

subject

there

are

strong

contrasts

the

picture.

reading

overall

contrasting

background

could

result

incorrect

exposure

the

subject.

the

Anscoset,

exposure

values

are

selected

on a

"continuous"

basis,

rather

than

pre-set

graduations

found

most

standard

cameras.

Therefore,

there

need

for

concern

when

the

falls

between

two

reference

numbers

the

scale.

Focusing

Your

Ansco:;et

equipped

with

coup:ed

rangefinder-viewfinder.

hold-

ing

the

camera

the

eye,

you

see

the

area

the

subject

which

will

appear

the

picture.

Use

the

bright-line

"frame"

compose

the

picture.

The

entire

image

appears

light

tint,

with

untinted

square

the

cen-

ter.

The

object

which

you

are

focusing

should be

centered

this

square.

Move

the

focusing

ring

(8)

until

the

two

images

the

square

coincide.

The

lens

now

accurately

focused

and

your

sub-

ject

sharp.

the

same

time,

you

have

the

accurate

distance

your

subject

indicated

the

distance

scale

(23).

When

focusing

objects

three

feet,

compose

your

pictut'e

within

the

small

crop

marks.

This

will

point

the

lens

compensate

for

the

parallax

due

the

different

planes

the

lens

and

viewfinder.

Making

the

exposure

When

the

exposure-set

ring

has

been

set

and

the

subject

focus,

you

are

ready

take

your

picture.

Hold

the

camera

level

and

steady

and

ess

down

the

shutter

release

but-

ton

":ith

a firm,

slow

pressure.

When

the

exposure

value

indicator

7, do

not

attempt

hand-h

eld

exposures.

The

camera

should

mounted

tripod

other

steady

base.

(With

care

possible

ob-

tain

cleal·,

hand-held

exposures

with

8.)

These

three

numbers,

well

are

red

remind

you

that

when

using

them

the

camera

re-

quires

firm

support.

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