Ricoh DIACORD L Manuel utilisateur

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O Corrying strop connection

@ Film

windingknob

@ Depth-of-field

scole

@ Filmodvonce button

@ Exposure

counter

window

@ Film exposure index sccle

window

@ Exposure

meter needle

@ Exposure

meter scole

@ Film

exposure

indexselector

slide button

@ Finder

lens

@ Toking lens

@ M-F-X Synchronizotion

lever

@ Shutter

speedselector

lever

DUO-LEVER

Focusing

Shutter button protecfor ring

Combined nome plote ond

lighi window cover

Lighi window (Selenium

pho-

tocell)

Shutter releose button

Shutter cocking lever

Mognifier for criticol focus-

ing

Froming operture for direcf

view-finding

Focusinghood

Froming

operture front plote

Exposure window

@ Toke-up spool knob

@ Cordless flosh contoct

@ Accessory shoe

@ Self-timer button

@ Light volue selector lever

@ Flosh terminol

@ Tripod bushing

@ Bock cover locking disc

@ Bock cover lock tob

@ Film pressure

plote

@ Cortridge positioning cliP

@ Lever for outomotic zero'

setting of film counter

@ Film Stort mork

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Alwoys qvold dlrecl sunlight

When the bock cover is open

the t' 0 " in the film counter

window oppeors outomoticollY,

Fis.

Rotote the locking disc

direction of the orrow.

As this loosens

the lock, open

the bock cover by roising uP

this lock. Fig. 2.

Breok the film roll seol, being

coreful not to qllow the film

rollto become unwound. With

the block side of the film

focing inword, ploce the film

inside

while pulling the knob

os shownin Fig. 5. 4

in the

Fis.

The

empty

spool

con be eosilY

put in

the

toke-uP

chomber

pulling the knob os shown in

Fig. 4.

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6 Mqke doubly sure the roll is

properly engoged ot both

ends. The slightest deviotion

will homper smooth winding

ond result in foilure. Fig. 6-

7 Corefully pull out qbout 6 in.

of the film qnd slip the end

into the longer of the two

slotsin the empty spool. Here

be especiolly coreful thot the

tip of the film is not put in

croo-ked or otherwise out of

olignment. Fig. 7.

Turn the film winding knob

until the number r'1" <rppeors

ond the knob outomqticollY

comes to q stop. Now it is

reody for toking photogroPhs.

Fig. t

As soon os the film hos been

looded, turn the exposure

meter slide button until the

ASA number of your film qp-

peqrs on the film exposure

index scole. Fig. I 1. (Refer to

| | pose z)

8 As you slowly wind the film

o film stort mork (A morks

or 1-- --> mork) will op-

peor. Now, line up the film

stort mqrks with the A mork

on both sides

of the comerq

os shownin Fig. 8.

9 Th.n close the bock cover.

The reverse order of opening

the cqmerq is used to close

it. Moke sure the locking disc

is turned fully ond firmly in

ploce. This

completes the loqd-

ing of the cqmero. Fig. 9.

After you hove tqken one

. picture, pressthe film odvonce

button, releqse it qnd wind

until the next number oppe<lrs

qnd the knob outomoticolly

, rcomes to <l stop. Fig. 12.

After thelost

picture,

o O mqrk

oppeors ond the film winding

knob con be turned continu-

ously until the remoinin! film

hos beencompletelyrolled up

t g on the toke-upspool.

Fig.

13.

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When winding lhe film never lurn the film winding knob

while CONfTNUOUSI'y pressing the film qdvonce button

becouse this witl domoge lhe geors inside ond resulf in o

breokdown. After pressing if once releqse it, then turn the

film qdvonce knob to wind the film.

FIIM EXPOSURE

INDEX

Note: When you purchose film, whether it is

block ond white or color film, the film exposure

index of the film is olwoys cleorly specified

on the box or in the enclcsed instructions'

For exomple, for the commonly colled X film

the exposure index is 50, for XX 100 ond

200 for XXX. As the film exposure index

becomes foster you must use o corresponding

lower exposure (shutter ond f stop). Therefore,

to mqke proPer exposures it is importont thot

you olwoys keep in mind the type of film you

hove in your comero (The exposure index)

Unlooding is done, under subdued light, in

reverse order of looding film. After the roll

hos been token out the roll is seqled tightly

with tope. Fold the tip of the poper strip

inword ond tope the seol over it. This will

moke the film more convenient to hondle in

the dorkroom. And, it is olso sofer to olwoys

wrop the exposed film with light-proof Poper

such os tin foil.

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Regordless of how good o comero you hove, through

corelessexposure o much onticipoted subiect will turn out

o disoppointing white or block. In phofogrophy there is

nothing more importont thon proper exposure. Up till now,

moy people hove been toking photogrophs with only o

rough guess of the exposure bosed on their senses or

exposure tobles. Only through proper exposure con you

truly oppreciote the result of o good photogroph. To fulfil

this requirement it is best to use qn exposure meter which

determines the exposure scientificolly.

' The DIACORD L hos o built-in direct-reqding type expo

sure meter of the lotest type. Therefore, even q novice con

become proficient in photogrophy mony times foster thon

with comeros which do not hove o built-in exposure meter.

Especiolly in color photogrophy, it shows off its greotest

versotility.

PRINCIPTES

OF THE EXPOSURE

METER

The light window behind the nome plote is o selenium

photocell.

When light strikes

this light window on electric current is generoted

occording to the strength of the light. (ln other words, the selenium

photocell octs os o converter ond converts light into electric current).

When ihis electric current is tronsmitted fo the golvonometer, the

needle inside the exposure meter, of the side of the comero, moves

ond indicotes the brightnessof the subiect on its light scole. This is

how qn exposure meter meosures the proper setting. Further, the

numbers which oppeor on the DIACORD L light scole indicote light

volues. Slight differences in respective methods or meons moy exist

but the principle of o light meter is os exploined obove.

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