Film Tab Holder - Hasselblad 503CW User Manual

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Step-by-step film loading
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Follow the procedure below in the correct order.
1. Fold out the film holder key.
2. Turn the key counter-clockwise and withdraw the film holder
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(magazine insert).
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3. Place an empty take-up spool under the grooved knob of the
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spool clamp bar. Insert a roll of film under the other end of
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the bar, turned the same way as in the illustration. Be sure to
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remove all of the paper band surrounding a new roll of film.
4. Turn the film holder key clockwise to open the film clamp.
Pull 8 -10 cm (3 - 4 in.) of paper backing off the film roll and
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slide the edge under the clamp.
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6. Turn the grooved knob clockwise until the arrow on the
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paper backing is aligned opposite the triangular index (or
oblong index with Ilford black & white film, see 'Magazine
tips') on the spool clamp bar, but no further.
7. Turn the film holder key counter-clockwise and insert the
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film holder into the magazine. Ensure that it is correctly
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holder in the magazine and then fold the key back into place.
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8. Fold out the film crank and rotate it clockwise about ten turns
until it stops. Then turn it counter-clockwise and fold it in. The
figure (1) will now be displayed in the automatic frame-coun-
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ter window indicating that the magazine is loaded and ready
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Magazine load status
In the centre of the film holder key there is a crescent-shaped
indicator window that shows white when the magazine is freshly
loaded. It gradually changes to red as the film is wound through.
An all red indicator shows that either the film is used up or that the
magazine is empty.
Removing film from the magazine
When the last frame has been exposed and wound on, the magazine
blocks the camera for further release.
Wind off the film by folding out the film winding crank, and rotate
it clockwise until you can feel the film leaving the supply spool.
You can now withdraw the film holder from the magazine and
remove the exposed film.
The frame counter is automatically reset when the film holder is
withdrawn from the magazine.

Film tab holder

The end tab of the film pack can be inserted in the holder on the
back of the magazine as a reminder of the kind of film that has been
loaded into the magazine.
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