Mamiya UNIVERSAL BLACK Manual de usuario

INSTRUCTIONS

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Contents

Special

Pointers

for

Using

Mamiya

Universal

Description

of Parts

Assembling

...:................ 7

Attaching

the Lens.... 7

Pu|lingouttheLensfromitsRetractedPosition

Attaching

the Hand Grip ........... .....................

Stabilizing

P|ate.......... ..........,--...i8

Attaching

the Back ......................I

M Adapter :................... .................I

G Adapter. .................ri......j................................

Polaroid Land Camera Back ...........................................

Operating

the Viewfinder

.............

Selecting BrilliantFrame in the Viewfinder ..................1

Focusingwith Coupled Rangefinder............ ..................11

Areasof Viewfinder Fieldto be Composed ........................12

When Using

RollFilmHolder .....................12

DistanceRange Composed by Brilliant

Frame

\/vhenUsing Polaroid

Land Pack Film Holder .................................13

DepthofFie|dSca|eand|nfraredPhotography...........

Depthof FieldScale .................15

Infrared

Photography................ ....................15

ShutterOperation ..........16

PressFocusOperation

ACCESSORTES

............. .......................17

Acceptable Photosensitive

Materialand ActualPictureSi2e......,........18

Roll

Film Holder

9,6 x

Description

of Parts .....................19

Prior

to LoadingRollFilm ........20

RollFilm .....20

Loading Roll Film ......

FocusingHood ......... .......a...............;......................23

Pofaroid

Land Fack Film Holder ......r.o..:.:. .......24

,Short

Course on Photography........... ............24

- -dccessories for PolaroidLand Pack Film Holder ..................................25

"'"- FocusingHood Model P .............. ..................25

Optical Viewfinder Model P ................ ..........25

FormatGauge

FocusingScreen Holder ...i................ ......-...........

Right-angle

and Magnifying

Focusing Backs .....................27

Composing the Picture

by Ground Glass FocusingScreen for

Film Pack or Cut Fi1m............

Cut Film/Plate

Holder

Type J .........29

Cut Film/PlateHolder

Type A .........30

Film Pack Adapter

Extension

Rings ..............31

Spacer Set ............ ..........33

Life-sizePhotocopyingSet ............35

DuophotoAdapterandTetraphotoAdapter................ .........36

Accessoriesfor the Viewfinder

Flashgun .......38

Grip and Tripod Adapter

Photographing

I Whentaking

photographs

withtheverticalformatcamera

ll position,

onatripod,

useatripodadapter

onthehand

grip

fr socket

forvertical

format

photography. Page40

The 100 mm f/3.5 lens is a retracting type.When the lens

has been retracted,

focusing cannot be effected although

the two images on the rangefinder

coincide. Page 7

When

taking

photographs

withthe Polaroid@

Landpackfilm

holder,

on a tripod, use tripod adaptertype P. page 40

n Be sure

to cock the shutter

beforekeeping

the'shutter

t open

withthepress

focus

lever.Disengage

the

leverlock

E r buttonand

turnthe

lever

inthesame

direction

asthe

shutter

cock:

thentheshutter

willremain

open.

pushing

the

leverback

toitsoriginal

position,

theshutter

willclose' Page 16

ll When using

the roll

filmholder

for Mamiya RB or

thevarious

n film holdersand adapters

for the 2/. x 3 %

Graflok@back,

Ur made by GRAFLEX@

,Inc.,

use

the G adapter

insteadof the

M adapter. Page10

When framinga 6x9 or 6x7 composition

withthe finderb

brilliant frame, compose it within the inner edges of the

frame width for short distances;

use the outer edges as a

guide for long distances. Page

MainFeatures

The Mamiya Universal,the same unique breed as the Mamiya Press used by professional

. photographers

both at home and abroad, is a large 6 x9 film format camera with the functional

features listed below. lt offersthe distinct advantage of its large film size not only for general

photography,

but also for news photography,

commercial work, and scientificapplication.

'* Large film size presents

sharp,

fine renditionof every detail.

* Variety

of interchangeable

lensesranging from 50 mm wide angleto 250 mm telephoto.

* Quick interchangeability

of lenseswith bayonet ring mounting.

* Accurate

focusingthrough

coupled rangefinder

(except 250mm f/8 lens)

*.Finder

with bright,

easy-to-see brilliant

frame, featuring

automatic

parallax

compensation

(except 250

mm f/8 lens).

* Further

accuratefocusingthroughground glass

focusing screen possible.

,rQuick photography

with roll film holder (lever winding system).

Availablein 6 x 9 and 6 x 7 formatfor both 120

and 220 films.

.,t

Rollfilm

holderK enablesphotographyin 6x9,6x6, or6x4.5 format.

* Also accepts dry plates and cut films, providing for single shotswith these films.

* Film pack adapter makes possible successive photography

with film packs.

,r Extremeclose-up photography

through usingspacer set and/or extension rings.

* Use of Polaroid

Land

packfilm holderoffersinstant

photographic

prints

in3lnx4/.inchlor-

mat.

* The G adapter enables usingthe roll film holder and variousfilm holders for Mamiya RB, in

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Specifications

Type

l Picture

size

rLens

mount

I snuttet

I__G

IStandard lens

Rangefinder

, Viewfinder

: Interchangeable

lens

type 6x9 format camera

: Photography with 6 x 9, 6 x7, and 6x4.5

formats

by using

variousholders.

When using

thePOLAROID

LAND pack

filmholder,

actual

picture

sizeis73

x 95mm.

: Breech lock bayonet mount type.

: SEIKO #0 shutter

Shutter

speed B, 1

-1/500 second

Flash

synchronization,

M and X selectingtype.

With press

focus device (shutter

blade arrest-

ing)

: 100 mm f/3.5 retracting

type, minimum aper-

turet/32,with lenshood.

127

mmt/4.7,minimum aperturet/64, with lens

hood.

: Reversed

Galileiantelescope,

couples

double-

image coincidencetype, instant

couplingto

selected lens.

: Adjustable brilliantframe fields for 100 mm,

150mm, and 250 mm lenses;

6 x9 and 6 x7

formats; Automatic parallax compensation.

Use exclusiveoptical viewfinders for 50 mm,

65 mm, and 75 mm lenses.

When photograph-

ing through the Polaroid Land film pack size,

use the optical viewfinder model P for 75,

Back

mount

Grip

Others

Physical

dimensions

100,and 127mm lenses

: Interchangeable

back,

three

types

(M adapter,

G adapter, and Polaroid

Land

camera back

)

can be attached.

: Removable

hand

grip

with

cablerelease.

: Flashgun mounting socket, accessory shoe,

camera body stabilizing plate, and tripod

socket are provided.

: (Camera body,

with100

mm f/3.5 tens)

Height: 619/32 in.

(167

mm)

Width: 4 25/32in.

(121

mm)

without hand grip

Depth: 4'l/2 in.

(114

mm)

lens in retracted position, distance

scale at infinity

(Camera

Height:

width:

Depth:

Weight:

body

with127mm

t/4.7

lensl

619/32in.

(167

mm)

4 25/32in.

('121

mm)

without

hand

grip

6 in.

(152

mm)

Camera

body:2 lbs.11/2o2.

(950

gr.)

100

mmf/3.5

lens:

lb.

oz.

(480gr.)

127mmt/4.7lens:1lb.

9/16oz.

(470

gr.)

Handgrip:10

9/16oz.

(300

gr.)

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Description

of Parts

1. Accessory

shoe

2. Strapeyelet

3. Flashgun

mount

4. Flashgun

mounting

socket

5. Back

locking

stide

5l Lock button

6. Bayonet

ring

7. Stabilizing

plate

8. Hand grip socket

9. Rangefinder

coupling

10. Lens

coupling

mark

11. Cable

release

holder

12. Handgrip lock ring

13. Shutter

release

trigg"er

14. Hand

grip

15. Cable

release

16. Depth of field scate

17. Distance

scale

18. Focusing

ring

19. Shutter

cocking lever 2l

20. M-X selector

21.Shutterspeeddial

22. Synchroflashterminal

23. Shutter

release

lever

24. Aperture control lever

25. Cable release

socket

26. Pressfocus lever

26i Pressfocus lever lock button

27. Indicator

windowfor viewfinder

fieldframe

28. Slidebuttonforviewfinderfield

frame selection

Eyecup

Eyepiece

Tripodsocket

M adapter

Lockingknob

G adapter

Locking

slide

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

Description

ofParts

1. Accessory

shoe

2. Strap

eyelet

3. Flashgun

mount

4. Flashgun

mounting

socket

5. Back

locking

slide

5: Lock button

6. Bayonet

ring

7. Stabilizing

plate

8. Hand

grip

socket

9. Rangefinder

coupling

10. Lens

coupling

mark

11. Cablerelease

holder

12. Hand

grip lockring

13. Shutter

release

trigg'er

14. Hand

grip

15. Cable release

16. Depth

of field

scate

17. Distance

scale

18. Focusing

ring

19. Shutter

cocking

lever 2l

20 20

26',

20. M-X selector

21. Shutter

speed dial

22. Synchroflash

terminal

23. Shutter

releaselever

24. Aperture

controllever

25. Cable release

socket

26. Press

focus lever

26'.Press

focus lever lock button

27. Indicator

window

forviewfinder

field

frame

28.Slide

button

forviewfinder

field

frame

selection

29. Eyecup

30. Eyepiece

31. Tripod

socket

32. M adapter

33. Locking

knob

34. G adapter

35. Locking

slide

Assembling

Attaching

theLens

By rotating

the bayonet ringcounter

clockwise untilit stops,

the red

dotof the lenscoupling mark on the bayonet

ring

comes to thetop,and

the dust cap on the front of the camera body can be removed. At this

position

of the bayonet ring, insert

the lens,matching

the red mark on

thelens

to the red mark on the bayonetring.

Thenturnthe bayonetring

clockwise,

locking

the lens

inplace.

Detaching

the lens is done in a reverse order to that described

above.

PRECAUTION

Do not

touch

the pin

(9)on

the camera

bodyused

to couple

the lens

to the rangefinder.

lf the lensis changed

while a loaded

film

holder

isattached

to the

camera,

be sure

to insert

a dark

slideinto

theholder.

When usingthe100mm

f/3.5

standard

lens,

the lens-shutter

assembly

must be pulled out from its retracted position before taking general

photographs.

Grip the lens-shutter

assembly

firmly,

turn it slighily

coun-

terclockwise,

andpull

out;then,

turnit clockwise(in

thearrow

direction)

and

secureit in place.

lf the lens-shutter assembly is left in its retracted position, the

coupled rangefinder

will not function

evenwhen the two images

coin-

cide andform a single

image.

Although

the lens is not used for normal photography

with the lens-

shutterassembly in its retracted position,

the lens is designed to allow

itslens-shutter

assemblyto remain

retracted

sothat itcan be used even

whenextension

ringsare used.

Also lens retraction

is necessary,

when usingthis lens with another

camera

whose back mount can be extended,when takinga picture

with

theback mount

tilted.

Pulling

Outthe LensfromitsRetracted

Position

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