Mamiya ZE Guide d'installation

Shuttermodeselector

(Set

at "AUTO" for normal

operation.

For other

settings,press

lockbutton androtatedial.)

Film advancelever

Exposurecounter

Shutterrelease

button. with

cable

release

socket

Neckstrap

eyelet

Self-timerlever

Mirror (Delicate,

don'ttouch!)

"E" lens

mounting

index

Automatic

aperture

coupling

lever

- Hot-stroe/eyepiece

cover

Hot-shoe (X-contact)

Film rewind knob with crank

(Pull

toopen

camera

back)

ASA film speedscale

ASA film speed/exposure

compensation

dial

Exposure

compensation

scale

Exposure

compensation

diallock

Alignment

mounting index

for- "(lS" lens

moun

(also tbr "P" mou index

aduptt:r) Lensrelease

button

--Flash X-syncterminalwith

safety

cover

White

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APerturering-Distance

Focusing

Depth-of-fieldscale ing

Viewfinder eyepiece

Shuttercurtains

(Delicate,don't touch!)

Film chamber

Batterycartridge

Batterycar-tlidge

release

Backcoverwith

film memoholder

Film take-up

spool

Film advancesprocket

MamiyaWinderfilm advance

coupling

MamiyaWinderpositioning

hole

Rewindbutton

Mamiya

Winderelectrical

contacts

Tripod

socket

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WhutYou Seein theView:find,er When the shutter release

button is lightly

pressed,

an LED lightsinside

theviewfinder

to indicate the correct shutter speed

automatically selected by the camera in

accordancewith theaperturesetting.

. The 1/1000LED flashes

at ihe rate

of 8

times per second

to indicate

overexposure.

To obtain correct

exposure,

turn the aper-

tureringuntil theLED stops

flashing.

. The "LT" LED flashes

at the rate of 8

times

persecond

to indicate

underexposure.

Again,turn the aperture

ringuntil the LED

stops flashing.If it doesnot, use of the

Mamiyalite

ZE isrecommended.

. The "LT" LED also lights to indicate

when the shutterspeed

is setin the range

below1/30sec.

downto I sec.

To shoot

the slow shutter speeds

indicated by the

66LT"

LED, it isrecommended

to use

either

a tripod or the Mamiyalite ZE to prevent

blurring.

. Flashing of any of the shutter-speed

LEDs at the rateof 4 timespersecond

in-

dicates

that thebatteries

shouldbereplaced.

. As long asthe shutterreleasebutton is

pressed,the LED display

continues

indicat-

ing the same

shutterspeed

after the expo-

suie is completed for easy checking of

whether

or not exposure

wascorrect.

"LED" stands

for Light EmittingDiode.

Shutte

Shutte display

Match the red dots on the lens

andcamera

body, thenrotatethe

lensin the direction of the arrow

until it clicksinto position.

If the white button (A) is set at

the central index 'mark, the

aperturering cannotbeturned. In

this case,

rotate the aperturering

away from the index mark while

depressingthewhite

button.

Removing

the lens

Press

the lens rele

rotate the lens

stops.

button and

left until it

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NowCarefully and Surely Load

a Roll

of Film

1. Open the back cover of the

camera

by pulling up on the re-

wind knob. (Avoid direct

sunlight

when loading or unloadingfilm.

Stand in the shadeor cast a

shadow

with your ownbody.)

Load afilm cartridgeinto thefilm

chamberof thecameraandreturn

the rewind knob to its original

position

to hold the film in place.

2. Insertthe endof the film into

the slot of the film take-up

spool. 3. First advance

operating the film

then rotate the re

the direction

of the

the slack out of th

important to make

both the upper

and

the sprocketare e

film by

ance

lever;

d knob in

rowto take

film. It is

re that the

teethof

in the

perforations

of thefil

4. Closethe back cover of the

cameraand advance

the film bv

alternately operating the ff;

advancelever and releasing

the

shutter until the numeral 4I"

appears

in the exposure

counter.

\4hile performingthis operation,

make sure that the film is

advancing

properly

by checking

the rewindknob rotates

whenthe

film advancelever

isoperated.

Don'tForget

to Set the Filrn

Set the film speedof the film

beingused

by lifting up theouter

rim of the film speeddial and

rotating until the index indicates

thecorrect

ASAvalue

onthefilm

speed

scale.

(Film speedisnotcd

on thelllrl cartridgeor filmbox.)

lt is

convenient

to rernove

theend

of the film box andinsert

it into

the memoholder on the backof

the camera.

Intermediatefilm speeds

can be

setas

followswhennecessarv.

ASA 25 50 r00

32 40 64 80 200?50 320 r600

0 20002500

DIN

500

15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 zA

21 33 sa ss 36

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