Leica M3 Manual de usuario

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globe

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great

experience

and

long tradition

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that

both

scientifically correct

and

remarkably

easy

to use

essfully. The short

time you invest

studying this little manual

w: your M 3

hand-

will

repaid many times over by rapidly: nhancing your skill as a

results,

and

want

possible!

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LEITZ

GMBH

WETZLAR, GERMANY

Your

LEICA

not only a precision camera, but a ruggedly reliable

strument that

will

yield optimum picture quality over many years of

trouble-free service. More than this,

part

the world's most suc-

cessful system

photography, the

LEICA

SYSTEM,

with an unmatched

family

interchangeable

LEITZ

lenses and the widest assortment

logically conceived accessories ever supplied for a single camera.

This

means that as your skill and talent develops, with ever-widening pho-

tographic horizons, you'r

LEICA

will

remain equal to the

greater

chal-

lenges you place upon

. With an assortment

precision

LEICA

lenses

your M3

not just a camera, but as many different cameras as you

want

to be. Your franchised

LEICA

dealer

has many illustrated

pamphlets explaini

the

full

range

LEITZ

lenses

and

acces~ories

for your

LEICA.

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brochures, and discuss them with

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and proof of ownership -

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This

Instruction

Book

contains

everything

you

should

know

about

your

LEICA

M 3. Please

devote

some time

reading

carefully,

and

practice the simple

operations

without

film,

start with.

You

will

get

the hang

much

quicker

than

you

thought. The LEICA

advanced

high-grade

camera,

but

nevertheless -

rather

because

that

amazingly

simple

operate

The

Transport

Lever

Hold

the camera

both hands, and with

the

right

thumb push the

transport

lever

the

right

far

will

go. The

lever

move-

ment tensions the

focal

plane shutter

the

LEICA and advances the

film

one frame.

You

may

also

work

the

film

advance

lever

several short strokes -

you

find

this

convenient.

The

Release

Bullon

With

the

right

index

finger

gently

press

down

the release

button

-never

jab

it!

You

will

hear the click

the shutter runs

down.

film

in the camera

would

now

have

been exposed, .

other

words

you

would

have

taken

a picture.

Let

the release

button

(

lift

the

finger

off

and

you

can once

operate

the

transport

lever

tension the shutter and

advance the

film

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For

exposu

with

slow

shutter

speeds

you

must,

course

have

a firm

support

. A

tripod

is i

deal

conjunction

with a locking

cable

release

. Screw

the

cable

release

without

pressing

the

button

The

handy

LEITZ

table

tripod

very

useful

when

travelling

. (Ask

brochure

. 12-35

The

Film

Counter

coupled

with the

transport

lever.

the

was

correctly

loaded

(

see

notes

pages

22-24

the

film

counter

indicates

the

number

exposure

made

. The

counter

stops

No. 40,

and

automatic

ally

returns

its initial position

when

you

with-

draw

the

take

spool.

The

Shutter

Speed

Dial

controls the

exposure

times.

The

engraved

figur

stand

for

fractions

second

. Thus 1000

indicates 1/

1000

second

125

second,

and

stands

for

1/ 1

second

e. 1

cond.

The dial

engages

each

position with

the

set

shutter

speeds

opposite

the

small

dex

line,

and

remains

this

setting. You

can

therefore

set

read

off

the

speeds

equally

well

before

after

tensioning

the

shutter

When

set

"B",

the

shutter

remains

open

long

the

release

button

depressed

Intermediate

shutter

speeds

can

set

within

the

ran~e

1/8

second,

also

between

1115

and

1ho

second,

and

1000

cond

(

second

The

speed

dial

features

click-

stops

all

engraved

settings.

The

Lens

Aperture

Hold

the

lens

your

LEICA up

your

eye,

and

rotate

the

aperture

ring

. You can then

see

how

the

aperture

opens

and

closes. It

works

rather

the iris

your

eye

which

also

opens

closes

adapt

itself

weaker

stronger

light

. The lens

aperture

has a

similar

purpose,

namely

cut

down

very

bright

light

"stopping

down"

- i.

the

use

smaller

lens

opening.

Conversely

, in

poor

light

the

use

larger

aperture

admits

light

the

film.

the same

time

the

depth-of-field

changes.

The

apertures

f-numbers

1.4

-2 - 2.8 - 4 -

5.6

-8

-11

-16

are

measure

the

amount

light

reaching

the

film

They

are

chosen in such a

way

that

closing

down

the

aperture

from

each

number

the

reduces

the

light

one-half.

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Similarly

opening

up, each

aper-

ture

passes

twice

the

light

the

smaller

one

remember:

high

aperture

number

signifies a

small

opening,

and

vice-versa.

The

length

this

numer

ical scale de -

pends

the

type

len

The

Depth-ol-Field

Scale

The lens

reproduces

sharpest

those

parts

the scene

which

are

the

exact

distance

-in a

plane

rallel

the

film

-on

which

focused. This

maximum

sharpness

gradually

falls

front

of,

and

behind,

the

focused

distance, resulting in a

certain

ne within which

everything

still

acceptably

sharp

. The

extent

this

zone

harpn

-. lhe "

dep

h-of-field

" -

depend

s on the subiect d

tance

, the

focal

length

the lens,

and

the

aperture

Stopping

down

increases

the

sharp

field,

which

desirable

for

mosT

subiects

extending

appreciably

depth

find

the

limits

this

zone,

look

the

depth

field

scale

your

lens. The

sharp

zone

that

enclosed

between

two

index

lines

the

same

aperture

number

for

instance,

you

have

set

your

SUMMICRON

lens

feet

, the

avai

lable

dep

th-

of-f

ield

with

aperture

f/4 (see red

arrows

the

illustration

) extends

from

about

20 feet.

however

you

stop

down

l ,

the

zone

sharpness cove

field

from

bout

feei

·.

When

altering

the

aperture,

be sure

adiusl' the ex-

sure

time

according

.ly.

Soc

also

page

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cal

ept

h·

ol·

eld

In:licaror

th:J

measuring fie

the

(on"'l·

bined range-viewfinder.

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