Exakta I Manual 

17, Exakta I I. 2. 3. 4. 3. has been loaded with firnr, as instructed on page 13, proceed as follows: Wind film transport. Set shutter speed. Focus and determine picture frame Set stop. Release. DELAYED ACTION RELEASE FOR SPEEDS FROM II3O TO r11000 sEC.: (a) Set sh':tter…

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18, the effective opening of the lens. The smaller this opening, the greater the depth of field (page 52). At the same time, as less light can pass through the lens in any given time, the exposure time must be longer (page 52). The reduction in light means obviously a re…

6, A delayed-action release (self-timer) is built-in and coupled to the shutter, allowing all speeds from 1/1000 to 6 secs. to be released with a delaying time of about 12 secs. This very wide choice of longer automatic shutter speeds is unique for miniature cameras and …

22, m_4ke sure, while winding on, to hold the film only by its edges. When winding the film on and off, care must be taken that no great pressure is put on the film, and that the film-ends are not squeezed when drawing through the hand. Failure to take the first precaution ma…

27, Ienses may tempt the owner to use them more frequently than necessary. It must be remembered that focusing a leni of long_ focal length has to be done more accuratEly, as, agaln, the depth of focus is considerably more limited than with lenses of shorter focal len…