Outline Of Names And Functions Of Parts S - Mamiya RZ67 Professional Instructions Manual

R-M Lever
For double exposure prevention and
normal operation. keep R-M Lever
aligned with central index mark.
R: The lever is set to this position
before revolving the back.
M: Set the lever to this position when
desiring to take multiple exposures.
The lever is also kept at this position
when releasing the shutter without
film in the camera.
In a single operation this lever ad-
vances the films, cocks the shutter. and
sets the mirror. For proper operation.
be sure to push the lever completely
As a safety feature. the shutter can not
be released unless the Dark Slide is
first removed. Make it a habit to first re-
move the Dark Slide before attempting
to take a photograph.
A single scale indicating distance in
meters and feet is used for all lenses.
Focal Length Scale
Curved lines representing most focal
lengths appear on this scale. The point
at which the appropriate focal length
curve intersects the Distance Gradua-
lion indicates the distance focused
upon by the lens.
Focusing Knob
Outline of Names and Functions of Parts
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(Detailed instructions follow.)
Carrying Strap Lug
Focusing Hood Lock Button
To remove the hood, push in on both
(right and left) lock buttons and lift hood
off camera body.
Lens Alignment Dot
Mirror
Do not touch the mirror under any cir-
cumstances.
Shutter Release Jack Cover
Sliding the cover upwards reveals elec-
trical contacts (lack) for an auxiliary
shutter release.
Shutter Release Button
Collar Stop Lever
As a safely feature. the Release Button
Collar can not be rotated to the orange
dot position until the Collar Stop Lever
is first depressed.
Release Button Collar
For normal operation the white dot on the Release
Button Collar is kept aligned with the white dot on the
Collar Stop Lever. Aligning the white dot of the collar
with the red dot on the camera body Iocks the Shutter
Release Button. Aligning the collar with the orange dot
makes it possible to operate the shutter at approxi-
mately 1/400 sec. without batteries in the camera.