How To Set Up Vivitar Shutter Release
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Description of Parts
| one. Shutter Speed Dial two. Film Advance Lever three. Shutter Release Button 4. Frame Counter 5 Strap Lug half dozen. Hand Grip | 7. Lens Release Button 8. Hot Shoe 9. Film Rewind Crank x. Pic Rewind Knob/Moving-picture show Compartment Opening Knob xi. Motion-picture show Speed Punch 12. Moving picture Speed Alphabetize |
| thirteen. Viewfinder Eyepiece 14. Rewind Shaft xv. Film Chamber 16. Bombardment Compartment Cover 17 Tripod Socket | 18. Film Guide Bars 1 9. Sprocket xx. Back Cover 21. Motion-picture show Pressure level Plate 22. Pic Take-Up Spool 23 Moving picture Rewind Push button |
Y'all're probably anxious to take a few pictures In fact, that's what we strongly recommend doing as presently equally possible Get-go, we'd like you to practise a set up-up of the camera This volition provide a system check of bones camera functions as well equally give you a feel for the camera. We urge yous, all the same, to read this instruction manual completely so that you can go the most enjoyment from your camera.
Photograph Tips
At various points in the book, we volition give you some tips that volition aid you lot take better pictures and care of your camera.
System Set-Upward
Please fold out the photographs of your camera from the front and dorsum covers and then that you tin can refer to the numbered telephone call-outs of parts as nosotros keep.
Before You lot Do Anything Else. . .1. Pull up the Rewind Crank (9). The Back Cover (xx) volition pop open Remove the white, protective paper and discard it. Firing the shutter with this paper in place could cause impairment
2 Gently close the door until you hear a soft click. Push down on the moving picture rewind knob to reseat it
Mounting/Removing the LensYour camera utilizes a bayonet 'K" mount (as well referred to as "PK") and will accept other lenses with a compatible 'K" mount designation (Webmaster: this is a standard K-mount body, any K-mount would fit including AF lenses, alas they will not auto focus but they are useable.)
To mount the lens:
 | 1. Friction match the ruby-red dot on the lens with the blood-red dot on the photographic camera mount. (See Fig. A.) 2. Gently insert the lens into, the camera mount and turn information technology clockwise until it clicks into position 3. To remove the lens, grasp the lens with your left mitt and depress the Lens Release Button (7) with your index finger while rotating the lens to the left (counter-clockwise). Gently remove the lens from the camera body. |
Loading the Batteries
1. With a small coin, rotate the Bombardment Compartment Cover (16) counter-clockwise and remove it Do Non apply a screwdriver, because too much force may harm the Encompass.
ii. Belongings the Battery Compartment Comprehend in your paw, drib in and stack two LR44 or SR44 batteries so that the plus (+) signs are facing up. (these are standard batteries available from food stores to section stores)
iii. Replace the Encompass. The positive (+) side of the batteries should confront the (+) contact at the bottom of the bombardment compartment Turn the Cover clockwise with a coin until information technology stops affluent with the bottom plate of the camera.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
Battery Check
ane. With your thumb, pull the Pic Advance Lever (2) out about 1/two inch from the photographic camera body. This is known equally the 'stand off" or "ready" position which activates the system electronics.
2. Put the photographic camera upward to your eye and gently depress the Shutter Release Button (3) until you lot meet ane of the iii colored LED symbols (+ 0 -- ) light up When this occurs, you know that your batteries are OK and the system circuits are complete
If you lot don't see whatsoever lights in the viewfinder, remove the batteries and make certain their positive (+) orientation is right.
iii. Push the Advance Lever dorsum toward the camera body until it stops. This turns off the electronics, locks the Shutter Release to avoid adventitious firing, and avoids bombardment drain.
Photo Tip:
Some photographers supplant the batteries in their camera on their birthdays or before annual vacations Others take them to a camera shop and check them If in dubiety replace them afterward one year or post-obit extraordinarily heavy utilize
Battery CorrosionAvert impairment to your camera. Most all batteries will leak after long periods of inactivity If yous don't plan to utilize your camera for a month or more than remove them and put them in a small plastic bag for safety.
Loading the Filmane. Pull up on the Film Rewind Creepo (ix) and open up the Back Cover (twenty) all the fashion to the correct NOTE: When the Back Cover opens. information technology automatically resets the Frame Counter (four) to '0' (zero),
2. Make certain the Film Rewind Crank is in the fully up position
Photograph Tip: Never load or unload film in direct sunlight Find some shade or employ your torso to shade the photographic camera when loading and unloading.
3. Insert the 35mm moving-picture show cassette in the Film Sleeping accommodation (15) Gently push down and turn the Pic Rewind Creepo until it fully seats
iv. Stretch the film leader across the Motion-picture show Guide Bars (xviii) Align the Sprocket (19) with the holes on the lesser edge of the moving-picture show leader.
v. Insert the film leader tip into one of the slots of the Take-Up Spool (22). Check that the teeth of the Sprocket (xix) are engaged in the film's sprocket holes.
6. Using the Film Accelerate Lever (2). gently advance the film with several short strokes until the movie leader has made one rotation around the Accept-Upwards Spool.
7. Slowly and gently turn the Flick Rewind Crank (nine) clockwise in the direction of the arrow until you experience resistance. You lot have now created the proper tension and film flatness at the picture show plane.
viii. Gently close and employ pressure level to the Back Comprehend until it clicks close.
ix. Accelerate the film and fire the shutter by pushing down on the Shutter Release Push (3) three times until the black index mark in the Frame Counter Window (4) is opposite the argent dot between the "0" and "ii" The shutter is now wound and ready for picture number one
Photo Tip: When you advance the film. check that the Film Rewind Knob (x) turns at the same time. If it does. the motion picture is advancing properly. If it doesn't plough, the motion-picture show has disengaged from the Take-Upward Spool and yous should open the back comprehend and re-thread the moving picture leader every bit explained above.
Setting the Movie Speed
1 Note the movie speed indicated on the moving picture packet or instruction canvas.
2. Turn the Film Speed Dial (eleven ) until the ISO speed of the film is opposite the white Flick Speed Alphabetize mark (12)
1. Plow the Shutter Speed Dial (i ) in either direction until the desired speed is opposite the white alphabetize line and audibly cricks into position. NOTE: There are no intermediate speeds in between those on the dial and incorrect exposures will result if interpolated speeds are attempted. In the "B" (seedling) position the exposure organisation is inoperative.
2. Shutter speeds of 1/125 or higher up are recommended for brightly lighted scenes sports photography, and when fast films e.g ISO 400 are used.
Photo Tip: To avoid photographic camera shake (and blurred pictures). when using telephoto lenses. select a fast pic and. every bit a dominion of thumb, use the focal length of the lens equally an gauge shutter speed guide.
Examples: 135mm lens = 1 /125 sec.: 500mm lens = 1 /500 sec
3. SHUTTER SPEED RECOMMENDATIONS WITH ISO 100 FILM
SUBJECT SHUTTER SPEED
Stationary subjects in low light .................1 to ane/1 5th sec
Indoors in normal conditions .................. 1/20 to i/sixty
Outdoors on a clear solar day ........................ ane/125 to ane/250
Fast moving objects ...............................i/250 to 1/2000
Mountains and/or snowfall scenes ...............1/500 to 1/2000
Setting the Lens Aperture
1. With your right thumb, pull the Moving-picture show Advance Lever (2) away from the camera trunk about i/2 inch to activate the camera's electronics.
2. Hold the camera upwardly to your heart, press down part fashion on the Shutter Release Button (3) and turn the Aperture Ring on the lens both means and look at the glowing LEDs on the left side of the viewfinder Carmine means STOP! Don't shoot! GREEN means GO! Shoot the picture The "+" symbol means besides much light. The "--" symbol means not plenty lite
The circle in the middle is similar a traffic signal. It turns from cerise to dark-green when you tin "go' But plough the Discontinuity Ring in either direction until yous get a greenish betoken If you're in depression low-cal, you may have to alter to a slower shutter speed in order to get a green signal.
 | Rotate the Shutter Speed Punch and the Lens Aperture Ring a few times and practice getting the greenish light. |
(Webmaster: there are many dissimilar exposures y'all can accept and get the correct exposure. 1 "STOP" is equal to one shutter speed or one F-STOP. And then a light meter reading of 1/250 at F11 can also exist one/500 at F8 or i/125 at F16. The same corporeality of light will hit the motion picture at any of those three exposures. If you are at a one/ii stop of the aperture, you can make the same adjustments.
Photograph Tip: Since the Shutter Speed Punch and Lens Discontinuity Ring are integrated in the exposure setting. you can use this versatile feature to achieve some interesting results, e.thou. use a slower shutter speed to blur the groundwork while you track a moving car or athlete.
This completes the system cheque of the camera. We urge you to read on for more tips and important facts about your new camera.
Camera Holding Technique
 | 1. Cradle the lens with your left hand then that your palm is directly nether the lens and your thumb and index finger are positioned on the Lens Discontinuity Ring as shown in the photos. (See Fig B and C.) 2. Hold the photographic camera torso so that your right index finger is over the Shutter Release Push, your thumb is resting against the Moving-picture show Advance Lever, and your heart and fourth fingers are holding the Hand Grip (6). |
3. Bring the camera upwards to your heart and press your left elbow against your trunk for camera back up Keep your right arm relaxed.
Photo Tip: Take a tip from competitive athletes. Don't be tight. To relax, take a deep breath and permit it out slowly. Concentrate Don't push down sharply on the Shutter Release Push button. Apply pressure level evenly and smoothly. Lean confronting a wall, a fence, or a friend to keep trunk movement and vibration to a minimum.
Shooting with a telephoto or telezoom lens? USE A TRIPOD.
Focusing
Put the photographic camera up to your eye and turn the Focusing Ring on the lens. Every bit you lot plough the ring you volition meet three different things happening in the viewfinder:
1. The entire screen will become from a blur to sharp focus. This allows you lot to focus apace in situations where you don't have fourth dimension for "fine tuning" of the focus.
ii. The outside band of the "donut" in the center of the viewfinder will shimmer or appear partially broken and become abrupt when you attain focus. This is one of your "fine tuning" focusing aids, which is especially useful with long telephoto lenses and the viewfinder is not every bit vivid
three. Inside the "donut" is a separate image rangefinder which separates the field of study horizontally and aligns it when in focus.
Notation: Telephoto or telezoom lenses with an aperture of f/5.6 or slower may crusade the elevation portion of the split image to "black out" and go unusable. This is normal with ho-hum lenses and there is nix incorrect with the camera.
Photo Tip: Your photo dealer carries a variety of safe middle cups, diopters, correct angle finders and other focusing accessories which are extremely helpful in photography requiring fine focusing, e.g. macro.
1. When you reach the last frame of your film, y'all will feel a definite resistance in the Film Advance Lever. A glance at the Frame Counter window will verify this.
2. Turn the camera over and depress the Film Rewind Button (23) until it clicks.
three. Fold out the Picture show Rewind Crank (nine) and turn information technology clockwise in the management of the arrow.
4. While you're winding, you will experience a sure tension on the crank. When the movie leaves the Take-Upwardly Spool and Sprocket, this tension will suddenly end. Wind for a few more than turns to put all of the film into the cassette.
Photo Tip: Recollect. Never load or unload a camera in direct sunlight. Observe shade or shade the camera with your torso.
5. Gently lift the Film Rewind Crank to pop open the Back Encompass. Continue lifting the Creepo until it stops to disengage the Rewind Shaft (14). Remove the motion picture cassette and put it immediately in its protective canister.
The "B" (Seedling) Setting
When you select 'B' on the Shutter Speed Dial, the shutter win remain open as long as you depress the Shutter Release Button. This is a professional characteristic which will allow you to shoot "open flash" photos of interiors where multiple exposures are necessary or take time exposures of longer than one 2nd, e.thousand. a night scene.
Photo Tip: Apply a tripod and cable release!
Electronic Flash Photography
The Hot Shoe (8) on the superlative of your camera will accept a Vivitar or comparable electronic wink unit. It is electronically coupled to the shutter mechanism and volition automatically fire the flash when the shutter is fired.
1. Insert your wink unit into the Hot Shoe. If the flash has a locking knob, turn information technology to secure the flash to the shoe.
2. Ready the Shutter Speed Dial (1 ) to 1 /125 second or slower. Notation: Electronic flash photography at shutter speeds faster than i/125 are not possible with this camera.
three. Fix the appropriate f/terminate on the Lens Aperture Ring. (Please refer to your flash's instructions to decide aperture values according to the Guide Number of the wink.)
Do's and Don'tsYOU SHOULD...
1. Intendance for your photographic camera as you would a fine musical instrument.
ii. Keep it in a example when not in use.
3. Use a camel hair brush and blower to remove dust
4. Make clean the lens and eyepiece with lens cleaning liquid and tissue.
5. Talk to your photo retailer near camera intendance and use.
NEVER, NEVER...
one. Touch the shutter curtain
2. Become the photographic camera wet.
3. Try to clean the reflex mirror.
4. Make clean the photographic camera with solvents.
5. Leave the photographic camera in your motorcar's trunk, glove compartment, or rear window.
vi. Store the camera for a long period without removing the batteries. Or store it unprotected in a hot, boiling or dusty environs.
7. Blow compressed air in the mirror box compartment.
Specifications
Camera Blazon: 35mm SLR with focal plane shutter. TTL metering with iii LED display.
Pic Format: 24mm 10 36mm.
Mount Type: Quick release "K" type bayonet mountain.
Shutter: Vertical travel, metallic focal plane shutter.
Shutter Speeds: B to one/2000 set up manually by adjusting shutter speed dial.
Flash Synchronization: Hot-shoe, X-contact, synchronized at i /125th 2d or slower shutter speed.
Viewfinder: Fixed, eye-level pentaprism type. 0.86x image magnification at infinity with 50mm lens. 93 percent horizontal and vertical view of bodily moving-picture show area.
Focusing Screen: Horizontal split prototype.
Displays in Viewfinder:
Cerise + LED overexposure warning
Green 0 LED correct exposure indication
Red -- LED underexposure warning
Exposure Measurement: Open up aperture TTL measurement arrangement, heart weighted area measurement.
Measurement range: ISO 100/21°: EV3 (f/2. i /2s)--EVA (f/xvi, i /2000s).
Film Speed Range: ISO 25 to 1600.
Picture show Advance: Unmarried frame advance, thumb lever action with 135° throw and 30° stand-off Safety machinery prevents double-frame accelerate or double exposure. Shutter release button is interlocked by moving the advance lever to stored position.
Film Rewind: Manual
Frame Counter: Progressive blazon, automatically reset when camera dorsum is opened
Power Source: Ii 1 5v element of group i (LR44) or silver (SR44) batteries
Dimensions: 133 x 85 x fifty mm (5.24 x iii 35 x 1 97 in ).
Weight: 410 9 (14.v oz ), photographic camera body only
Specifications are bailiwick to change without notice
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