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Fig. 41
i
—
Non-ti^/urn mirror (Fig.
41)
With minor program 1, the inirrOf re¬
mains in ihe raised position following cam¬
era rcleas«. it flips down, thereby restoring
the vlewPintUf image, when the film is
advanced and the shutter cocked.
Setting I will appeal to photc^raphers
who prefer the viewfinder blackout you
get with a non-retum mirror as an indi¬
cation that the camera has not been ad¬
vanced.
You
get this blackout effect, lr«
respective of the shutter used or the pro-
grain selected^ when C tenses are used
with the 200PFC.
Changes in the mirror program diould be
made with the canieia in a triggered «taie.
The mirror will then uoi descend after an
exposure.
Pig. 43
Fig. 42
compartmenf (39). in the cast of dectric
triggering, the lens diaphragm must be
locked at the preselected
S/stop
using the
deptli-of-field preview catch <34> before
exposure can take place.
.An external viewfinder, such as the sports
viewfinder, must be used since no view¬
finder image will he shown.
Seriing 0—Mirror locked
;>
raised pou^
lior{
(Fig. 42)
With mirror program 0, the mirror is
locked in the raised pusUion. Changes in
the mirror program should be made with
ihe camera in the cocked state.
Raise the mirror by pressing the pre*
release Jstch (11) and lock it in (he raised
position by turning the mirror program
disc (13) to the 0 setting.
Mirror program 0
musr
be selected when
any special-purpose icns Is used whose
barrel projects into the camera body and
obstructs mirroi movement. The mirror
must be raised before such lenses are
mounted so as to prevent damage to the
camera. Setting 0 must also be used when
the camera is operated via an electric
triggering device connected to (he battery
CAMERA BODY
Changmg Ihe focusing s^een
(Fig. 43 and 44)
The camera's standard focusing screen is
inierchangcabJe
uith
other
Hasselblacl
focusiug screens. Screens are changed as
follows:
First remove the magazine and view¬
finder. Slide the screen catches (B) to the
side. Cup your hand over ihe focusing
screen and turn the camtra upside down.
The fi'x:using screen should then drop Into
your hand. If it fails to drop out, remove
the Jens and gently lap on the underside
of the screen from inside the camera body.
The mirTor must be in the down position
during this operation.
Inscr. a new focusing screen, the ted
marking facing down. Make sure the base
of the screen rests on all Four support
pins. When a finder is slid into plnce over
the focusing screen, the catches (R) auto-
maiictdly lock the screen in place.
Fig. 45
C
20
Fig 44
Fife 46
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