Operating Instructions

SETTING THE FILM METERS
There are two film meters to watch when you are
exposing film.
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The CHAMBER FILM METER is located on th e back
of the 100-foot film chamber and on the side of the
200-foot chamb er. It shows the number of feet of un-
exposed film remaining in the chamber.
The CAMERA FILM METER is located under the
carrying handl e. It shows th e number of feet of ex-
posed film in th e camera. It must be set each tim e the
camera is load ed, when a film chambe r is repla ced,
or when the film c hamber is removed to run down the
motor. Set the film meter by rotating it with yo ur
thumb.
After loadin g the film chamb er set the camera film
meter
at 95 for all film spools. Run off the leader
until
the met er shows '0.
Additional footage has been supplied on all rolls of
film to allow for handling and processing. This per -
mits you to run off the leading and trailing e dg es of
the film
and still have the 50, 100 , or 200 feet of film
for actual pictur e taking.
To reset th e camera film meter when one film
chamber is replaced w ith another partiall y used
c
hamber , proc eed as follows: Note the numb er of feet
of
un ex posed film registered on th e chamber film
meter.
Subtract this figure from 50, 100, or 200, de-
p end ing upon th e size of the roll of film in the cham-
ber. The answ er is the numb er of feet of exposed
film.
Set the camera film meter at this numb er.
UNLOADING
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Th e usable le ngth of film has been exposed when the
camera film meter shows O. Be for e opening th e film
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hamber door , run off the trail er as follows:
Run the camera until the chamber film meter shows
EMPTY. The end of the film can usually be hea rd as it
leaves
the film channe l. Never open the chamber door
in bright sunlig ht or strong artific ial light. Open the
door , pull down th e tension lever, and remove th e full
spool
from th e tak e-up spindle.
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