Yashica MAT Manuel d'utilisateur

Yashica Mat 124G posted 12-22-'02 This camera manual library is for reference and historical purposes, all rights reserved. This page is copyri

7. Continue winding the film until the "start" mark on the film leader paper lines up with the GREEN triangular (<) "start" ma

FILM WIND CRANK HANDLE 1. First, turn the Crank-handle all the way in a clock wise motion (toward [1]). 2. Then, wind it all the way in a cou

FILM TYPE INDICATOR WINDOW After loaded the film, turn the Film Type Indicator as illustrated, so that the letters equivalent to the film type in u

2. Open the Back Cover by turning the Back Cover Locking Ring in the direction of "O" (Open). 3. Pull out the Upper Spool Holder Kno

TIPS ON BETTER PICTURE-TAKING Color Photography: For best results in color photography, see that your subject' receives the light directly from

FLASH EXPOSURE When using a conventional flash gun or electronic flash, mount it directly on the accessory shoe or with a bracket attached to the Tri

SELF-TIMER When using the self-timer, always see to it that the Flash Synchronizer Selector is switched to "X" position 1. Charge the sh

DEPTH OF FIELD The depth of field for a given aperture and camera-to-subject distance can be read off the depth-of-field scale around the Focusing

LENS HOOD (30 mm bayonet type) Use of lens hood is recommended for subjects in bright light, sea or snow scenes, and to prevent unnecessary stray l

batteries. The are activated by air. By replacing the plastic label, the short battery life can be extended. M.B.) Film advance: Crank-handle film ad

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BATTERY LOADING 1. Open the Battery Compartment Cover holding with finger and by turning it counter-clockwise. This camera uses a 1.3 V mercury bat

1. The exposure meter begins to function when the focusing hood is set upright by lifting it W gently with your fingertip.4www.butkus.org 2.

* When the yellow follower needle (Y) perfectly coincides with the meter painter ( I ), it signifies that THE CAMERA is set for correct exposure. T

Indoor 1/30 sec. or slower Special conditions 1 sec. or B Set desired shutter speed by turning shutter speed control dial. To determine Aperture c

In focus THE CAMERA is in focus when the image on the Focusing Screen appears clear and crisp. Out of focus Your subject will appear b

3. When loading a 120 film (12 exposures), hold the back cover with both hands and slide the Film Pressure Plate with your thumbs until it clicks into