Mamiya C33 Professional Manual de usuario

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MAMIYA

C33

Professionol

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NAME OF OPERATI'VGPO//NTs 1. Magnifying Glass

2. Focusing Hood Front

3. Frame Viewfinder (for

80mm lens)

4. Frame Viewfinder Mask

Studs (right and left)

5. Frame Viewfinder Flap

6. FocusingKnobs (right and

left)

7. Shutter Release

Button

8. Cable Release

Socket

9. Filmwind Crank

10.Multiple Exposure/Film-

stop Selector

11.Exposure Counter

12,Lens-Shutter Assembly

Catch

13.Lens-Shutter Assembly

Change Knob

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14.Parallax Correction Lever

15.Filmspeed (ASA) Dial

16.Shutter Cocking Lever

(body assembly)

L7.Shutter Cocking Lever

(lens-shutterassembly)

18.Synchroflash Terminal

(lens-shutterassembly)

19.Synchroflash

M-X Selector

(lens-shutter

assembly)

20.Distance Scale (right)

2L.Distance

Scale(left)

22.DistanceScale

(left)

23.Strap Eyelets (right and

left)

AccessoryClip

Focusing

Hood

Lock Screw

Backlid Catch Button

27. Red Window Cover

28.Film Chamber

29.Film Spool Catch Stud

30.Take-Up SpoolChamber

31. Take-LIp

Spool

Catch

Stud

32.Start

Marks (right

and

left)

33.Backlid Hinge Release

34.Tripod Socket

24.

25.

26.

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FOCUSING

HOOD OPERATION

1. The focusinghood will snap erect when the fobusinghood front @ is lifterl up from the

rear. (Fig. l)

2. Slight pressure on the upper section of the viewfinder flap @ will release the magnifying

glass @ which will spring into proper position over the ground gtass viewing and focusing

screen.

(Fig.2)

3. When the frame viewfinder flap @ is pusheddown fully it will catch andremain overthe

ground glass' This permits eye level viewfinding for the 80mm lens. When frame view-

finder @ is pushed

down until it catchesthe direct view covers the area of the 65mm

lens. (Fig. 3)

4. To release the frame viewfinder @ and flap @ for returning to original position, first push

in the left side plate (as seen from the rear) of focusing hood then push in the right side

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plate. (Fig. 4)

To collapse and fold the focusing hood, first see that the frame

then fold down the magnifying glass O. Fold down the side

momentarily while folding back the focusing hood front @.

FOCUStNc

1. The method of focusing is the same as for any twin-lens reflex

the focusing knobs @ while keeping the image of your subject

glass screen.

2. when using the frame viewfinder with lOs

mm, l3s mm

camera, be sure to attach proper auxiliary mask to the

camera. Turn either of

centered on the ground

or 180

mm lenses mounted on the

mask studs @.

viewfinder flap

plates and the @ is closed,

back; hold

IENS CHANGING

1. Before removing or fitting a lens-shutter assembly turn focusing

knob @ to make certain that the lens mount is fully retracted into

the camera body.

2. Turn the filmwind crank cottnter clockwise ancl reset in bocly

housing position. (Fig. 5)

3. Turn lens-shutter assernblychange knob @ to,.uNI-ocK". (Fig.6)

4. Press down knurled head of the lens-shutter assembly catch @,

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and allow it to swingout forward. The lens-shutter

assemblycanthen belifted out. (Fig.7)

5' To attach a lens-shutter

assembly,lower carefully into position on the lens mount, then

securein place

by replacing the lens-shutter assemblycatch @, turn the lens-shutter assembly

change

knob @ to "LOCK".

CAuIloN: Shutter cocking lever @ cannot be meshed

with the shutter cocking lever @

in lens-shutterassemblyunless the filmwind crank is returned to its original position.

Mount and secure the lens when these two levers are properly meshed. (FiS. 8)

6. A red warning signal visible under the ground glass screen indicates that the lens-shutter

assembly change knob @ is at "UNLOCK" position; shutter becomesinoperative and filnr

is automaticallyprotectedfrom light.

7. After lens changingis completed,

adjust the parallax correction lever to the index figure

given on the lens mount. However,when the 65mm lens is mounted,set thelever. at 80

andattachthe accessory

parallaxcorrectionplate (packed

with the lens)

to the hood. (Fig. g)

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FIIM TOADING

1. To open backlid, first turn backlid catch button @ so that the red dot is

then push to the right, in the direction indicated by the arrow mark (Fig.

will be released, and the exposure counter @ will be reset at .,O,,.

2' Loading and unloading film is done in the same

way as

with othertwin-lens

reflexcameras.

However, before loading always make certain that the multiple exposure/filmstop selector

@ is turned to "ROLLFILM". In this position,you are assured that the shutter button

@ cannot be operated

for release

of shutter unlessthe film hasbeen wound and advanced

one frame. (Fig. 11)

3' After the film has been positioned over the film gate, and the end has been secured to

the take'up spool,

turn the filmwind crank @, winding until the start mark (double-headed

aligned vertically,

10). The backlid

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arrow) printed on the paper backing of the film comes into alignment

with the start marks @ near the upper side of the film gate (Fig. 12).

Close backlid, and lock by turning the backlid catch button down

toward the left.

CAUTION

: When closing the back, always press the right side of

the catch button tightly so that both right and left sides of the

back are securely engaged to the body. (Fig. 13)

4. Turn filmwind crank @ in clockwise direction untit it stops. The

first frame of film will be in correct position for exposure,

while the exposure

counter @

will indicate numeral 1.

Shutter will be cocked by one stroke of the filmwind crank. After

filmwind crank must be turned in counterclockwise direction until

not operate unless the crank is returned to its original position;

never force the shutter release. (Fig. L4)

5. Repeat the above step after each operation of the shutter.

When twelve frames have been exposed, continue advancing the

film until the film is completely wound on the take-up spool.

Remove film.

On the right-hand take-up spool holder

which moves when the crank is turned.

advancing the film the

it stops. Shutter will

there is a yellow mark

This mark is provided for

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your convenience: align the yellow mark with the white mark on the camera bodv for

easy removal of fiIm. (Fig. 15)

6. Red window cover

@ canbeslid down to ascertain

whetheror not the camera containsfilm.

GAUIION:

When the multiple exposure/filmstop

selector@ is set at 'TROLL

FILM", the shutter button

@ is operable

once only for each numeral, from 1 to 12,appearing

in the exposure counter

@. This automatic locking of the shutler button for prevention of multiple exposure does

not occur when camera is empty.

When there is no film in the camera,crank operation will not advance

exposure

counter @.

Consequently,

the shutter button cannot

beoperated

even

with the shutter cockedand multiple

exposure

button @ turned to "ROLL FILM". However,if the take-up spoolremains

in, the

sameeffect as film loading may result, clepqnding

on the type of spool. In such case it is

not desirable

to operatethe crank. Avoid doing so if possible.

TO TAKE IAULTIPLE

EXPOSURES

First bring the red mark on the multiple exposure/filmstop selector @

to SHEET or Multi-exp. Shtrtter can be cocked by pushing down

the shutter cocking lever @ of the lens-shutter assembly (Fig. 16).

The procedures will be the same when the single-exposure attachment

is employed.

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