Olympus 35SP Manuel utilisateur

You are now the proud owner of an

Olympus 35SP - the f

inestrangef

inder 35mm

cameraavailable

today. The automatic exposure

system ensurestrouble-free snap shotting, or by

switching

to manualcontrol you can

enioy exciting

professional-stylephotography. The spot reading

system

for backlight control brings

you anentirely

new systemof dual exposurecontrol neverbefore

found in a 35mm rangefinder

camera.

The f

lash system is integrated and automatic.

Fitting the f

lashgun into the accessory shoe

automatically activatesthe system and adf

uststhe

lens. Theie is manual f

lash controI too, if you

prefer it.

The high-speed

needle-sharp

Zuiko lens anO the

high performanceSeiko shutter add to making the

Olympus 35SP a masterpieceof camera crafting.

Readthis instruction

book thoroughly and careful-

ly and learn to use

your 35SPwell. Your efforts

will be amplv rewarded.

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3NAMEOF PARTS

Film counter .-

Light meter

window o

Distance scale

Film advance

lever c"

Shutter release

button o

F/stop ring c

Self-time( lever o

r Accessory shoe

- Synchronzing

- socKet

c Rewind knob

o Film rewind

crank

Film soeed

o setting knob

o Viewfinder

o CdS sensingcell

c Strap ring

c shutter speed ring

oCenter index

. Helicoid f

ocusing

lever

o Lens

Spot reading

button

Viewf

inder

Rewind shaft

Rear

cover

lock

ilm

compartment

Mercury battery

compartment

Film guide rail

Sprocket

Take-up spool

Fit; pressure

late

Rear cover

Film cartridge

spnng

Rewind

button

Tripod socket

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O SPECIFICATIONS:

Format t 24 x 36 mm (35 mm roil f

ilm),

Lens : G. Zuiko F/1.7 42 mm, 7 elements in S groups.

Shutter I Seiko programmed EE (electric eye) with built-in flash-manual mechanism,

Exposure control : (Auto) EV5.5-EV17 (ASA 100) with shutter lock-up; 1/15_ 1/250 sec, (F1.7-F221,

(Manual) BV3-8V17; Bulb, 1-1 /SOO, full shutter speed range. F/stop scale F1.7_16; built_in

self-timer (9 sec,) X-synchro. with hot shoe.

Guide number range : 1O-8O (in meters); 32_260 (in feet), f lashmatic.

Viewfinder ! Rangefinder o.7x with bright frame and parallax corr€ction mark3; EV value Indicator.

Loading : EL system (easy loading procedure).

Film advance : Lever type single stroke advancing, preliminary lead angle 3o' ; advancing stroke angle 120";

self-cocking; double exposure preventive.

Film counter ! Exposure counting type; self-resetting.

Film rewinding i Crank system, rewind button setting,

Focusing : superimposed double image system; single-lens geared rangeflnder; direct advancing helicoid

system;distancesca|e0.85m(2.8ft)_infinity(o).

Exposure adiustment : Extra-sensitive cdS on the camera body, dual meter system for average and spot readings.

sensing cell : Singreceil with mercury battery px625, 1.3V or equivarent.

Angle of acceptance of average reading; 2Ol Angte of spot reading; 6o.

Film speed scale : AsA 25-8oo/DtN 15_3o.

Rear cover operation : Hinge type.

Accessory shoe : Cordless flash contact.

Filter : 49 mm screw-in type.

Size & weight 3 129 (width) x 76 (height) x 6l (depth) mm;600 grams.

OHOW TO TAKE PICTURES

in the

Take a picture

ollowingorder.

Load the camera

with a film.

(See

p.1

Mercury battery is

already installed in

camera. (See

p.7)

p Set the film rating.

(See

p.8) $ Set the automatic

exposuresystem.

Makesureboth A's

of the shutter speed

and F/stop rings are

in line with the

center index.

(See

p.1

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.4| Advance the film,

till the film counter

shows the number 1.

(See

pp. 9,12!.

5Look through the

viewfinder, compose

your ptct{rre, and

bring it into focus.

(See

p.19)

67After finishing the

roll, rewind the film.

(See p.24)

@ HOW

TO HANDLE EACHPART 6l lnsert

the mercurybatterY

To actuate the light meter, insertthe mercury battery into the

batterycompartmentat the bottom of the camera.

1) Fit a coin into the slot on the cover

of the batterycompartment

and

turn thecovercounter-clockwise

for removal.

2) Put in the battery,

illustratedabove,sothat the (+)

endof the

batteryfaces

outward,andscrewin the cover

irmly.

oThe lightmeterwill ceaseto function properly

when the battery

hasbeendrained. Besure

to replacethe batteryonce

a year

sooner,depending

on frequencyof use,

in orderto ensure

proper

meter

function.

o Recommendable

batterV

replacementsinclude

PX625, Mallory

RM625R,

Eveready

E625,

G.E.

No.625,

National

M-1

Toshiba

TH-MC,

etc.

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--Open the rear cover.

Pull

down therear

cover

lock

with your f

ingernail,

andthe

rear

cover

willopen by itself.

At the

same

time, the film counter

will return

to the starting

position

(S)

automatical

ly.

To close

press

the cover until it clicks. Be sure

that it is

lockedsecurely.

oFjlnr

spe_eC

_!e!!!

fqob

Look at the film speed

setting

knob on the upper

left side, which adjusts

the light intensity to be

received

at the sensing

cetl. Move

the small

knob

with the tip of your f

inger

and set

it to the rating

of your film. For instance,

a film at ASAlO0.

ASA and DIN arethe

film ratings,

and

must

set

properly

for correct

exposures.

The ASA scaleof 35SP

foilows : 25 (32j

(40) s0 (64) (80) 1OO

(125) (160) 2OO

(250)

(320) 400 (500) (640) 8OO.

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