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B. Footage Counter
The length of the film exposed can
be determined by checking the
foot-
age counter on the top of the
camera.
The counter resets automatically to
zero when the film cartridge is un-
loaded
.
Stop film
i
ng when the footage
counter registers the figure "50" and
the green lamp in the viewfinder
ceases to fl icker or tu rns off com·
pletely.
NOTE:
In case the green lamp stops before
flickering or before the
f
ootage count·
er registers "50", it may mean that
something is wrong with the cartridge
or its installation or the camera needs
to be serviced
.
C. Film Speed Setting
The speed setting for the following
films is accomplished automatically
with the loading of the film
cartridge.
Therefore, no further adjustment is
necessary.
Type of Film
Sensitivity of Film
(ASA)
Type A Film
ASA
40.
160.400
Daylight Film
ASA
25. 100.
250
When using film other than those
listed
above;
push the EE checker
button'
and turn the EE adjustment
dial as follows:
D. Type A (Kodak Type 85)
Filter
Type A filter is built into the camera
and will
automatically assume its
position or be removed according to
the
,
type of film cartridge
inserted.
Type A film cartridge has notches
which will permit the filter to stay in
position
.
With the filter in
place,
you
can enjoy shooting outdoors with
Type A film and therefore, Type A
film can be recommended for both
indoor and outdoor
shooting.
Type of Film
Sensitivity of Film ASA
Type A Film
25
64
100
120
250
640
Daylight Film
16
40
64
80
160
400
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