Minox 110 S Manuel utilisateur

MINOX

110

S Instructions

Please

fold

out

Regardless

what page you are reading you will

always have the reference pictures with their refe-

rence numbers

(as

they are used throughout this

booklet)

front

you.

pages 4 and 5 you find

"the most important points

brief

If you have any

questions while reading these two pages, or if you

would like to know more about the features and

functions, or the photographic possibilities

your

Minox 110 S, please read the detailed instructions

which also contain detailed reference pictures. They

start on page 6.

Connection for Minox elec-

tronic flash unit F 110

2 Flash cube socket (coupled

to film advance)

3 Aperture window

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for second reference

picture.

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4 Aperture setting wheel

5 Focusing slider

6 Automatic depth of field indi-

cator

distance scale

7 Distance scale selector for

meter/feet indication

8 Viewfinder eyepiece

9 Cable rerease socket

10 Shutter release button

Camera back

12 Film identification window

The

most

important

points

short

The

following instructions assume that the bat-

teries are inserted correctly and that they check out

satisfactorily. (For battery test see page

7).

Protective front covers

The camera functions only after the protective

front covers are fully opened.

open: slide release

lever (21) to front

camera; to close: slide it back-

wards.

Film loading and unloading

Loading: operate camera back release (19) and

open camera back (11). Drop

film cartridge. Close

camera back. Press shutter release button. Advance

rapid winder (18) several times until film stops at

picture NO.1 .

Unloading: after the last exposure advance rapid

winder several times until it comes to a stop. Open

camera back (11) and take out film cartridge.

Film advance

After each exposure advance rapid winder (18)

completely twice.

Daylight pictures

Exposure: set aperture wheel (4) to the desired

aperture. The selected aperture

visible

a aper-

ture window

(3)

on top

the camera and

the

viewfinder (8). After depressing the shutter release

button slightly

arrow may light up

the view-

finder,

that case, turn the aperture wheel

the

direction

the arrow until the arrow disappears. If

the bright yellow arrow stays on at full opening,

f/2

.8, it means that exposure time

too long to take

hand held pictures. A tripod

flash should be used.

The

correct exposure time

set automatically

including time exposures at full aperture.

Distance: Move foc

slider (5) until the principle

subject

the picture can be seen without double

images

the center

the viewfinder or move fo-

cusing slider (5) to such a position that the two red

lines

the automatic depth

field indicator (6)

cover the desired range of sharpness.

The

most

important

points

short

Flash pictures

Rotate aperture wheel

(4)

beyond the click stop

f/2.8

until it reaches the flash symbol. Insert Magi-

cube into the flash socket (2) or attach Minox Elec-

tronic Flash unit F 110 to the connections (1) on the

left side

the camera.

Maximum distance for Magi-cubes

approximately

25 feet and for the F 110 flash unit about 15 feet.

If possible, focus on the most important subject

the picture (no double images). The aperture

set

automatically for the distance focused and for the

flash unit used (Magi-cube

F 110).

Note: The release button cannot be depressed

when all sides

a flash cube are used and the flash

cube

still

the flash socket. The Magi-cube cannot

be inserted if the aperture wheel

has

not

been ro-

tated to flash symbol.

Batteries

The

shutter and the illuminated indicators (long ex-

posure time warning or overexposure warning) work

only if two batteries

the correct type are inserted

correctly

the battery chamber. Used batteries, or

batteries that have been stored for

excessively

long time

not work.

Recommended battery: Mallory MN625, Varta

7203, Varta 246

Insertion of batteries

Open camera back by pressing slider (19) to the

right against its spring tension. The camera back

opens to a position which

approximately at right

angles to the camera. Open battery chamber by

sliding battery chamber slide lever (on the inside

the camera back) towards the long narrow film

window. Clean both round sides

the battery with

a piece

rough cloth (sleeve

jacket, etc.). Insert

batteries into chamber, one above the two metal

contacts and one below. The battery side marked

with "+" (positive contact) has to point towards the

bottom

the camera for both batteries. Correct

positioning

"+"

and

" sides

also indicated

on the battery chamber slide lever. Move lever back

towards batteries and close camera back.

Battery test

The clicking noise when releasing the

shutter

does

not

necessarily indicate

that

the

shutter

func-

tioning correctly.

is, therefore, very

important

that

the batteries are tested before film is

put

into

the

camera.

The

protective

front

covers

must

be closed and

the film

transport

must be advanced before the

batteries can be tested. (see also pages 8 and 11.)

Push

front

cover release slider (21) against spring

tension in the direction

the tripod

socket

(20).

Batteries are

sufficiently

strong and have good

contact

inside

the

camera

the

battery

test

light

window

(23)

lights

up and stays

lit

even when

the slider is held in

that

position

for

few

seconds.

Weak batteries should be removed from the ca-

mera immediately. (Slide battery chamber slider to-

wards film window and let batteries drop into your

hand.) This procedure should be followed even if no

new batteries are available and fresh batteries have

be inserted later. Even new batteries should be

removed from the camera if the camera

not to be

used for a long time.

The

battery test does not indicate how long the bat-

tery will last. We, therefore, recommend that both

batteries be replaced with new ones at

ast once

a year even if the battery test shows that the bat-

teries are still strong. Both batteries should be re-

placed at the same time.

With batteries inserted the camera

fully opera-

tional even without film. You should use this feature

to familiarize yourself with the camera functions be-

fore you put

your first film.

Slide lever to front: front covers open

Opening and closing

front covers

When the front covers are closed they protect the

lens,

CdS

cell, v

wfinder and rangefinder windows

against dust and finger prints. They should only be

opened when taking pictures.

When the front covers are closed you can test the

batteries, you can advance the film, and you can set

aperture a

distance, however, all other functions

are locked. You can release the shutter only when

the front covers are fully opened.

To open front cover: slide lever (21), located

the right side under the camera, toward the front

of the camera.

To close front covers: slide lever (21) back to-

wards the back of the camera.

not harmful to

e camera if you close the

covers without using

e lever

(21

Viewfinder

The brightline frame in the viewfinder indicates

the picture area. The

viewf

inder features

automatic

parallax correction. The brightline frame which is

coupled

the rangefinder shows you the

correct

picture area even

for

close ups.

The selected

f-stop

not

only visible in the

aperture

window

top

the

camera

but

also

appearsin

the

viewfinder

below

the

brightlineframe.

Three

f-stop

values are represented by

dots

order

make the scale less crowded, they are 2.8

between flash symbol and 4; 5.6 between 4 and 8;

and

between 8 and 16.

Under certain

light

conditions a red arrow appears

the

left

the

f-stop

indication in the viewfinder.

warns against overexposure (page 15). A yellow

arrow may appear

the

right

the

f-stop

indica-

tion.

indicates

the

need

for

longer exposures

that

can be hand-held (page 16). In

the

center

the

viewfinder you can see the

bright

measuring area

the rangefinder (page 1

cture will sh

what

er is within the outline

the brightline finder at

e time of exposur

the

cture above

e selected aperture is 5.6 (dot

tween 4 a

e bright ar

the center is

the measuring patch

e rangefind

er.

Correct holding of camera

Hold the camera tight and securely. To compen-

sate for the pressure of tripping the shutter release,

button, press your thumb against the bottom of the

camera. This will reduce the possibility of a blurred

picture.

careful while taking a picture that your fingers

are not obstructing the lens or meter ce

ll.

Releasing the shutter

After selecting your picture area with the help of

the brightline frame, depress the red release button

until

you

feel a slight resistance and then gently

increase the pressure of your index finger until

you

hear the clicking of the shutter. Let go ofthe release

button only after the exposure

completed.

arrow appears

the viewfinder when the

initial pressure point

reached there

a danger of

overexposure (page 15) or of blurring a picture when

taking it hand-held (page 16).

When using longer exposure times (for example

when the camera

placed

a sturdy support or

a tripod) wait for the second "click"

hich indi-

cates the automatic closing

the shutter) before

you let go of the release button. Removing your

finger pressure from the release button too early

means that the exposure will be terminated too early.

The exposure button

locked:

• When the protective front covers are closed

(no

picture

viewfinder)

• When the film has not been advanced

• When all exposures

the film have been taken

• When a flash cube

inserted but the bulb

the

ready position has already been fired.

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