User Guide

The film cassette and the take-up spool must be fully

pushed home to ensure that the film lies properly between

the guides.

Check that the position of the film corresponds to that

shown in the diagram. The matt emulsion side must face

the lens and the focal plane shutter; the take-up spool

winds up the film with the emulsion side out.

The teeth of the transport sprocket should engage the

perforations of the film (if necessary, slowly work the

transport lever until the teeth engage).

Close the camera back, replace the base plate, and lock it,

thus closing the camera light-tight.

The film counter automatically returns to its starting

position — two divisions before zero — when the take-up

spool is withdrawn. The length of film between

the cassette and take-up spool

is, of course, already fogged

and useless for taking pictures.

It must therefore be advanced inside the closed camera to bring

a fresh, unexposed portion of the film into position for shooting.

Advance the film by stroking the transport lever, and release the

shutter. Repeat these steps, and advance the film once more so

that the film counter indicates No. 1. You are now ready for the

first exposure.

The correct functioning of the film transport can be

recognized by the fact that the red dots on the center shaft

of the rewind knob rotate while the film is advanced.

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