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MINOLTA
AUTO
ELECTROFLASH
2OOX
OWNER'S
MANUAL
Your
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problems
Minolta's new XD and XG cameras,
camera's hot shoe connects it cordlessly.
the
camera starts an
to the
electronically sets the camera
You
can select
continuous-sequence
batteries
Ni-Cd
of two apertures
per
flashes
necessary information is conveniently
Before
the way
needs-while
acquainting
can
take
Electroflash 2OOX right
specially designed Auto
electronically
and an auto
battery. A
using
through-or
loading batteries, attaching
yourself
pictures
good
for easy, foolproof, and
flash-ready
LED
from four
flash
with a series-thyristor circuit
flash unit for
this
at least far enough to cover
with the unit and its
for X
settings in two
exposures
winder,
full-power
and begin to realize the
from
the start,
Electroflash 2OOX
the unit's mounting bracket into
Sliding
sync.
Autoflash
setting
the
Whenever
blinking in
signal
speed when the shutter is released.
modes, one of which enables
up
to two
pictures
for fastest recycling
yields
displayed
first
maximum
on
time,
to camera, and
parts
solves longstanding
versatile
frames
the back of the unit,
please
your
and
full
it is
the
per
can be
guide
read
own
features.
potential
operation
charged, a signal
viewf
second
made
this
picture-taking
handling
Thisway,
of
with
inder and
with
at either
most
and
number. All
manual
and
you
your
Auto
all
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When
cautiona
should
well
as
f ollowing
Read
1 .
using
ry
always be observed and
as basic
:
and
your
n
otices in
understand
flash
precautions,
all
unit, the specific
owner's
the
complied
including
instructions.
man
ua I
with,
the
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2.
dropped or
examined
facility.
3. To
not
do
liquids.
operate this
by
protect
immerse
flash
damaged
an authorized
against
electrical
unit if it
until it
Minolta service
shock
f lash unit in water or other
has
been
has
been
hazards,
4.
To
avoid
isassemb
d
authorized
some
Incorrect
shock
sequently.
service
electric
le
th is u n
Minolta
or
reassembly
hazard
when
shock
it,
service facility
repair
the un
but ta
work
can
hazards,
ke
required.
is
cause electric
it is
do not
it
to an
when
used
su b-
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
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CONTENTS
NAMES
SUMMARY OF
TION
CAMERAS .....
I
BATTE R IES
Installing
Cold-weather operation
ATTACHING TO
SETTING FILM SPEED
SETTING
SHUTTER
POWEB
MON ITOR
FLASH.MODE
PARTS
OF
AUTO
WITH XD
SYNC. AND
...
SWITCH AND
LAMP
SETTINGS
OPERA-
XG
AND
,.....
CAMERA
......
.,,,.
... ..
. .
AUTOMATIC
6
Auto-flashrange
MANUAL
8
OPERATION
CAMERAS
10
WINDER
12
WIDEANGLE
13
FILL-IN
13
OPEN
Ni-Cd
TECHNICAL
14
CARE AND
14
16
OPERATION ..
OPERATION .....
FLASH
FLASH
CHARGER NC-2
XD
WITH
AND AUTO
DIFFUSER
DETAILS.
STORAGE
..,.,
AND
.,.,..
.
XG
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
29
30
33
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PARTS
Flash tube and
Sensor
Battery-chamber
Bracket
Sync.
Attach
Camera-control
Open-f
guard
with
window
clamp
contact
ing bracket
lash/test bu tto n
window
ref lector
cover
contact
F
ilm-speed
F
ilm-speed
Auto
apertu
Lo-manual
Distance
Auto/H
Mode
Monitor
Power
i-manual
selector
switch
setting ring
indicator
re/range
aperture
scale
lamp
indicators
scale
aperture
scale
SUMMARY OF AUTO OPERATION
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The steps
automatic
XD and XG cameras.
ed
to corresponding
manual and
it
is to
with this unit.
with
cameras other
XG cameras,
but make sure
proper
X-sync. speed
guide
brief
quick
refresher after
used
is not, however, a substitute
detailed instructions
th is
thoroughly studied
(For
with the
flash unit
the
manual, wh ich shou
flash operation synchronized
Auto
pictured
flash
operation
give
an idea of
get
well exposed
When using
follow
your
also be useful as a
may
Winder
below outline
with the
They
are
sections of this
how easy
pictures
2OOX
the
than the
the same steps,
camera
for
for best
XD
is
set to
(p.
14). This
you
have not
some time. lt
for
in the
rest
ld
results.
p.22.1
see
XD
WITH
key-
With
1,
(see
2. Set applicable film
or
speed window
(p.
the
of
be
XG
AND
serviceable batteries loaded
p.
13).
1O),
CAMERAS
attach
unit
of
(p.
speed in
flash unit
13).
film-
5. Move flash
"ON" and wait for monitor
to
light
camera's viewfinder
3.
mode
4.
Set
or
Set
ored
ored
number
selector to
red
camera
arrow. on the d ial's distance
arrow.
position
"Auto"
lens aperture
opposite matching-col-
yellow
either
(p.
16). 6. Release
f-
to
141.
b.
the subject within
indicated by the color-coded lines
power
unit
flash-ready
or
the shutter to
the
sv\ritch
signal in
to blink
photograph
flash range
scale.
lamp
to
g
BATTERIES
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Your Auto
designed to
(penlight)-size
be of the
zinc,
alkaline-manganese
"alkaline") type or the
able nickel-cadmium
"nicad") type. Information
ing and
For information on
here,
and charging, see
L
Electroflash 2OOX is
powered
be
batteries,
non-rechargeable carbon-
the former type
p.
("Ni-Cd"
29.
by four AA
These
("AM"
recharge-
on
is
N i-Cd's
may
or
or
load-
given
Installing
1. Remove
er by sliding
of the arrow
the unit.
the battery-chamber
it off in the
toward the rear of
direction
cov-
2.
After wiping
clean, dry
bon-zinc,
ies
sure that
ends
inside the chamber.
cloth, insert four
alkaline or Ni-Cd
as specif ied on
plus
positioned
are
terminals
p.
(+)
and
as indicated
30.
minus
with
car-
batter-
making
(-)
a
3.
Close the chamber
cover carefu lly, depressing
batteries
ing
until it
sl ightly with
it toward
snaps securely in
by aligning
the f ront
the
ends of
it, and slid-
of the unit
place.
+veather
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Cold
Batteries
crease in capacity as
goes
down.
better than the ordinary or sealed
carbon-zinc type in this respect,
alkaline batteries are
It is
thus
batteries be
used
in this
you
that
warm
inside coat
ment
if necessary during such
tion.
With Ni-Cd batteries,
particular
weather.
operation
generally
Though
recommended that alkaline
fresh
unit
carry fresh spares in a
care is
tend to
the temperature
considerably
no exception.
if they are to
weather and
in cold
pocket
necessary
de-
be
for replace-
opera-
p,29,
no
cold
in
CAUTION
o
When
replacing batteries, be
change
to
time. lf
used with fresh
ent types
together,
battery leakage
a
Do not
or carbon-zinc
could cause
explosion.
o
lf the flash unit
for
should be removed.
all four batteries
exhausted
of batteries are used
there is a
attempt to charge
two weeks
at
batteries
ones, or if differ-
possibility
or explosion.
batteries
battery leakage
is
or
alkaline
as this
not
to be used
more, batteries
sure
one
ar€
of
or
ATTACHING
With
eras or other cameras having a hot
shoe, simply slide the
bracket
go
into
ing
sure to turn
shown to
-l',.9,
TO CAMERA
the Minolta XD or XG
of the 2OOX as
the camera's hot shoe mak-
secure
the
it.
_sry%
bracket
attaching
far
as it will
cam-
clamp as
"d-
s=@
SETTING
until
in use clicks into
index in the
Graduations
dicate
25
FILM
Move
the ASA
40
32
film-speed-setting ring
the
between the f igures in-
speeds as
50
64 B0 125 160 250 320
SPEED
number for
place
speed window,
follows:
| 00
opposite
200 400
film
the
film
the
SETTING
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With the XD or XG cameras
any electron ic setting, the 2OOX
the
starts
camera's
automatically
sync. when the
to set the
than the manufacturer's
dation for electronic
the camera is set
tion,
\-
With
viewf inder
all
AND
SYNC.
flash-ready
other cameras,
blinking
sets the
shutter speed
shutter
unit is ready
flash
for X
SHUTTER
in
signal
and then
for
f ire.
to
make sure
no faster
recommen-
that
and
synchroniza-
POWER
at
the
the capacitor, move
switch
X
seconds
ies,
batteries
charge Ni-Cd's. When
XD or XG cameras, a flash-ready
signal in the camera's viewf inder
blinks
recvcled.
SWITCH
LAMP
To turn the unit
to
The monitor lamp
indicate recycling
with f resh carbon-zinc
five
seconds with fresh
or three seconds with fully
to indicate that the
AND MONITOR
"ON."
within
on and charge
should light to
power
the
about six
batter-
alkaline
used with the
flash
has
After
it flashes,
the
camera
set
electronic
recycled
blink
again.
the
closer
recycling
increase
When
light
with
power
switch
alkaline
with
fresh
time),
Ni-Cd
the
back
mode
and
the
On
either
the
subject
will
be,
as batteries
the
monitor
in 30
on,
batteries
(all
ones
batteries
2OOX
to
the
until
signal
auto
is,
Recycling
are discharged.
lamp
seconds
carbon-zinc
should
be replaced
four
at the
should
will
switch
previously
it has
starts
setting,
the tastei
time
will
faili
with
the
same
be
to
to
or
re-
charged
sec.
When
pictures,
kept
at
completely
flash
when
released.
used
in normaly
without
attached
the
2OOX
tion
to
ously
set.
if lamp
you
are
power
the
"OFF."
off so
the
The
camera
removing
to the
will
the
electronic
fails
to light
not
tak ing
switch
turns
that
the
or XG
it
shutter
may
operation
2OOX.
mode
should
This
camera's
metered
XD
return camera
after
f
the
unit
will
then
When
camera,
opera-
previ-
1S
lash
be
not
be
is
FLASH
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MODE SETTINGS
Your Auto
two operating
"AUTO"
yellow
The
gives
increased
photographing
range
close
for
used
or
tances
distances.
the "H i"
creased
subject
setting
XG cameras
tached or when
close d istances
distances,
is for use with the
Electroflash
settings
and "M"
greater
for fdster recycling
In,,M"
setting
depth or
(manual)
"AUTO"
setting
depth of
subjects
while the
flash-to-subject
(manual)
provides
greater
while the
with auto
fast recycling at
is desired.
at
red setting
has
2OOX
f
both
or
modes.
mode
field when
relatively
dis-
close
at
mode
either in-
flash-to-
"Lo"
XD and
winder
AUTOMATIC
is
1, With the
at-
red
or
move the
OPERATION
mode selector at
yellow
"AUTO" setting,
power
switch
to
either
"ON."
2.
the aperture of the
Set
lens to the
the
that of the auto setting in
f-number indicated by
whose color
arrow
camera
matches
use.
With
3.
the XD or
ready signal blinking
lease the camera shutter
the
f
lash 2OOX
vary
to
sure
subjects
minimum
ces.
monitor lamp
the
XG camera's
picture.
flash
1/1,OOO sec.
with average conditions and
The Auto
will
duration
for
between maximum and
flash-to-subject
glowing
or
flash-
(p.
141,
re-
to take
Electro-
automatically
from 1/4O,OOO
proper
expo-
distan-
18
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L
Auto-fla*r range
points
The
opposite
aperture/
cate the maximum distances for
correct auto
ther
than these
mally be underexposed.
distance for
subject
(3.3
1m
setting it is O.7m
closer
than this to the
normally be overexposed.
on
the red or
range-ind
the
icator
exposure; subjects
distances will
and
the
for
(2.3
ft.)
distance
yellow
arrows
Minimum
red
setting
the
ft.);
subjects
flash
scale
auto-
ind
far-
nor-
yellow
will
NOTE
Make sure the sensor
kept clean and
i-
anything
res.
tu
is
is not obstructed by
you
while
are taking
window is
pic-
j
NOTE
following
The
using reversal-type color film
:
sl id es)
o
your
lf
enough of the center
frame
against a dark background.
(such
as
may be necessary to close the lens
down a half
more
than the aperture indicated
by the colored arrow
yellow
arrow is
lens would be set between f/5.6
t/8
and
points
to t/2.8, lens would
between
For
similar subjects aginst very
light-colored backgrounds
as a white wall), on the other
hand, it
camera lens a half stop more
the
than the
colored arrow
points
arrow
apply if
subject
outdoors
or at l/8; if the red arrow
f/2.8
may
aperture
does
at
to one stop
stop
pointing
t/4
and
be desirable to open
indicated
(e.9.,
if
to
f/5.6,
you
not
part
of the
night), it
(e.9.,
if the
f/5.6,
to
be
f/41.
or a't
(such
by the
yellow
the
lenswould
are
(for
fill
set
be between
points
arrow
be
between
exact
setting
by
the
either
case.
Further,
long with
batteries
f ired
immediately
tor
lamp
fully
charged
mum
subject
considered
scale
indication
aperture
pointed
with
a film
maximum
yellow
the
or 9 ft.,
and with
is
posite
as indicated
5m or 16 ft.,
f,/4).
t/4
to I/2.8,
t/2
will
individual
when
recycling
partially
or if
the flash
comes
batteries,
distance
to be
opposite
to
the left
to
by
speed
subject
arrow
the red
and
t/5.6;
lens would
and t/2.81.
be
determined
conditions
time
discharged
is to be
after the moni-
on with
the
of ASA 1OO,
as indicated
fresh
the maxi-
should
the distance-
the f
of the one
arrow
distance
f
at
/5,6
opposite f/g
arrow
atf
is
/2.8 il
it red
The
irst
(e.g,,
the
with
2.8m
op-
in
is
or
be
MANUAL
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With
1.
the
"Hi"
or
move
ting,
t
OPERATION
mode
selector at either
"Lo"
"M"
power
the
(manual)
switch to
set-
proper
2. For
subjects
mode
lens aperture on the camera to the
f-number that appears opposite
the
the
scafe
ft,,
exposure with normal
conditions
and
selector at "Hi," set the
flash-to-subject
Auto/Hi manual
(e.9.,
at
between f/5.6
or
distance on
t/2.8 tor 7m
aperture
and
and
the
or
f/8 tor
23
3m
the lens
using
scale
selector is at
3.5m or 12
and f/5,6 for 1.5m
100).
3. With the monitor
the XD or XG camera's
ready
lease
the oicture.
mains f ixed
"Hi"
" Lo"
NOTE
The following
using reversal-type color Jilm
slides):
a
For dark subjects or in
reflecting
doors at night
ft.
or 1 O
at ASA 1 OO etc.). S€t
aDerture of the camera
the Lo-manual aperture
J-numbers when
"Lo"
lt.,
signal blinking
camera shutter
the
Flash duration
at
setting and
setting.
conditions
the mode
(e,9,,
or between J/4
ft. at
or 5
glowing
lamp
(p.
1/1,0OO sec. f or
1/6,000 f
apply if
(such
in dark
or
at l/2 lor
14), reto take
you
ASA
flash-
are
(for
poor
as out-
sur-
re-
roundings indoors) on manual
mode,
ed that
stop to one stop
cated by the dial
aperture
and
f/8
exact
or
by individu al
Further, if the
immediatelv after
lamp comes on with
ies or when
with batteries that are
or
discharged,
opened
more
if the
the
I/5.6
generally
it is
lens be opened
the
ind icated is between
t/1 1,
or between
indicated aperture is f/8, set
camera aoerture between
and
the camera lens at
set
will be determined
setting
cond
recycling
the
further
a
than ind icated above
f/a or at f/5.6).
recommend-
more
than indi-
(e.9.,
f/5,6
flash
f/8). The
and
itions.
is to be
monitor
the
fresh
time is long
partially
lens should be
half to one stop
a half
if the
f,/8
fired
batter-
(e.9,,
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WITH THE
XD
OR
XG CAMERAS
AND AUTO
WINDER
Use
only
Ni-Cd
batteries
f
lash is
to
tinuous operation with
the winder. Fresh alkaline
or
sealed
teries may
frame
single
fully
charged
when
be used in con-
carbon-zinc
used f
be
operation.
the
bat-
or
1. With
the
"WINDEB
setting) indicated
arrow, move
"oN."
SYNC."
mode
the
('Lo"
by
power
selector
manual
the blue
wvitch on
at
proper
2. For
subjects and
lens aperture on the camera to the
f-number
the
the Lo-manual aperture scale
(e.9.,
between l/2.8
ft.
with a f ilm speed of ASA
For
the wideangle diffuser, see
exposure with normal
conditions, set
that appears opposite
flash-to-subject distance
for
f/2
at
proper
and
exposure when using
3.5m
f
/4
or
f
or
12ft.,or
2m
or
1OO).
p.24.
the
on
7
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3.
the
XD or
the
ready
press
ton to trip
med iately
take a single
winder will
film
the
made.)
ton is
successive
made and the
film
the
to two
up
as there
long
recycle
to
f
lash f or
.i-
NOTE
Low-resistance
such as those
teries,
Minolta, are
cessive f lash operation
der.
monitor
signal
the
When the
held
after
each
lamp
XG camera's
blinking
camera's operating
the shutter
release the
flash exposure.
automatically
after the
in its release
flash exposures
winder
each one
frames
is sufficient
flash unit,
the
exposure.
type
recommended
glowing
(p.
14),
and
button to
advance
exposure is
operating
position,
will be
will
advance
rate of
at a
per
second. As
power
it will
N i-Cd bat-
marketed by
for
with the win-
or
flash-
de-
but-
im-
(The
but-
suc-
WIDEANGLE
Just as
f lash 2OOX
age
lenses
format.
es down to
the wideangle
the
flash-tube
it is,
for
35mm or
with
To
flash unit
guard
provides
extend coverage
DIFFUSER
your
Auto Electro-
suff icient
greater
focal length
full-f rame
the
wideangle, snap
28mm
diffuser
supplied
securely on over
window
cover-
35mm
for
lens-
with
the
as shown.
I
)
The Hiffuser decreases light
ing
automatic operation, the electronic
circuit will
duration as much
compensate for
cial exposure
but
correct
the max imum flash-to-subject distance for the
duced to 2.5m
ft.)
red
"Hi"
angle d iff user
camera lens aperture one stop more
than without it
words, choose the next f-number to
the right of the one that appears on
the
opposite the subject distance;
your
ASA 1OO film, set the camera
subject by one half. In
the
of course increase
maximum
the
exposure
the maximum distance for
is
setting.
In manual
"Lo"
or
Hi
or Lo
subject
as
this so that
setting is
subject range for
will decrease,
yellow
setting is
(8
ft.),
operation
with
setting
attached, open the
(see
p.2O).
manual
aperture scales
is
2,5m
at
possible
necessary,
and 5m
at either
the
(8
ft.)
no
In
reach-
flash
spe-
Thus
(16
the
wide-
other
e.9.,
with
aper-
ture at f/5.6 rather
mode
the
f/2
at
setting.
to
re-
if
f/8 when
selector is
rather than t/2.8 on "Lo"
on
than
"Hi"
setting,
FILL-IN
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Though
the sole
use as
flash
in
flash 2OOX
f ill in shadows
sources as
ate conditions,
with on either
are those
tings
indications
flash
exposure
cated shutter
lens is closed
from that
stop
1/60 sec.
1/60,
at
between
From this starting
may be
effects
taining
itions.
cond
FLASH
primarily
main
or
pictures,
further adjusted
your
be used to
can
with such
daylight
settings. Then
at
but the
f/11
under
Suitable
auto
which ambient
in
call
is
speed
one
down
indicated
t/11, the shutter
f/16 or at
and
desired
or
lens is
point,
intended
source
light
Electro-
Auto
balance
bright
appropri-
to start
ones
manual set-
for the
the
but the
used
half to one
(e.9.,
set at
settings
toward
various
under
tor
light
and
same
indi-
for
left
if
t/161.
ob-
or
CAUTION
Make
not outside
in is
distance
sure
range.
subiect
the
the applicable
to
be
f illed
flash
FLASH
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OPEN
2a
Actuating
while the camera shutter
times
mains
open
(time)
is called
the f lash a
technique
nate large,
(such
as
produce
to
effects
of course
exposure under dark
tions to
non-synch
For
flash from the camera and
two independently:
stationary on a
support,
the f lash as many times
means
of the open-flash/test
This
flash
the
shutter's
tion is still controlled
a f lash unit one or
(bulb)
on "S"
"open flash." Firing
number of times
may be useful to
dark,
a house exterior at
with a moving subject. lt
make
open
button merely acts
stationary
"stroboscopic"-type
be used with a short
single
ronized cameras,
f lash, d isconnect
With
tripod or other
open the shutter
place
in
sync.
sruitch,
or "T"
with
illumi-
subjects
night) or
or dim condi-
exposures
use
the camera
and
as desired
button.
to trigger
the camera
of
Flash dura-
by the sensor
at either of the automatic
more
re-
this
can
bulb
with
the
the
f
irm
fire
by
remains f ixed
and
manual
"Hi"
"Lo"
cations
be
thus
in usual
That is, auto
produce
with the camera lens set as indicated
pp.
on
settings
indicated on
setting and
Flash
setting.
exposure
and
same with open
the
auto or
settings
correct one-shot
16-19 through
yield proper
will
pp.2O
settings
1/1,OOO
at
settings
produced
manual operation.
will
while manual
exposure as
through 21.
for
1/6,000 for
and indi-
will
flash
generally
exposure
as
Ni-Cd Charger NC-2
N ickel-cadmium batteries are usable indefinitely through
They also
time
usual low temperatures. A
chager and set of
use with
2OOX is available as an accessory
from
two or
hour
cating
ing. The charger
son
direct
socket or in corded models with
Siemens
(Australianplugs
rent
on ly.
provide
and are virtually unaffected
your
Minolta. This can charge
four batteries in an eight
period
with lighted LED'S
proper
(American-type)
connection to any 1 15-volt
(European-type)
and
for
23O-volt
of 50 Hz or 60 Hz
with batteries
recharging.
shorter recycling
four batteries for
Electrof lash
Auto
installation
New Zealand-type)
and charg-
is available in Edi-
plug
model for
and
alternating
compact
either
indi-
SAA
cur-
(cycles)
by
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Guide number, For meters
normal
t*'tn#';t;,,
Sync.
Special
Operating modes:
Power
oETArLs
Type: Clip-on
and
contacts: Spring-loaded terminals
contact: Spring-loaded terminal
source: 4 self-contained
auto/manual series-SCR
ca mera-contro I and conti
at ASA 1OO
fllli;,
t?,?-r'|?,',
''';,'L;;;:
Manual
contact with hot shoe only
ter speed and
Automatic: Color-coded
at either of 2
Manual: "Hi"
ous-sequence-f
(14t
20
(5)
7
f inder f lash-ready indication
apertures
Ior
maximum
lash
with auto
AA-size
electronicflash unit with
n uous-seq uence-f I
For feet For
25
ASA
at
(23)
33
(81
12
in mounting bracket
for
signal to control camera shut-
red
2
stops apart
(penlight)
yellow
and
power,
winder:
cells
"Lo"
ash
meters
DIN 18
at
14
5
settings
for
provision
(1o)
(3.5)
for
direct
for
continu-
use
i
1
il
fl
il
Manual
Recycling
No.
No.
of consecutive
g
Auto
No.
I
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t
I
Aperture/d istance
i*
operation
of bursts:
rsts
bu
winder:
operation
Recycling
bursts:
of
ranges:
time/
with
time/
ASA
Red
Yellow
I
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*
*
1
,5v sealed
rbo
ca
"Hi":
6sec. / 70 5 sec.
1
sec. ,/
"
Lo":
0.5-6
70-600
'
with
f resh
Minolta's
*'
depending
50 1 00
2 2.A
1.4
4
2.4
1.5v alkaline- charge-type
manganese
n-z in c
4OO
sec./
fully
or
standard testing method)
upon
200
4
5.6
8 11
/3OO
1 sec. / 16O0 O.5
O.5-5 sec./ O.3-3 sec./
300-2200
charged cells
subject distance
Subject
400
Normal With
5.6
1-7m
(3',3"-23'l
O.7-3.5m
(2'.3"-12',1
1.2v
4SOmAh rapid-
cadmium
3sec./
sec. / 5OO
more
than
100-650
(as
determined
f
lash
and
distance
1-5m
(3',3"-16',)
Q.7-2.5m
Q',3"-A',l
nickel-.
1OO
40
setting
wide
at Ztps
by
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Flash duration:
Color
temperature:
Sensor
acceptance:
Controls,
Size
and weight:
Accessories:
Coverage:
angle of
other:
Auto: Approx.
Man.
al: "Hi":
Balanced for daylight-type
45"
down
cameras;
70" tor
Approx. 20"
Grooved ring
1/3-stop
each in manual
connects
distance/aperture
tions;
attach
56
21Og
Included with
Available
"Lo";
vertically,
to 35mm focal
with
down
click
camera control
neon .monitor
ing-bracket
x
70 x
(7-3/a
separately: Ni-Cd
1/4OOOO
Approx. 1/1OOO
Approx.
horizontally
60"
accessory wideangle-diffuser
to 28mm
for
graduations;
9Omm
oz.) without
unit:
lenses
setting film
and auto modes;
scales with
lock
(2-3/16
Wideangle
to'l/1OOO
1/6OO0
color f ilm
length
sl ide switch with
and sync, contacts
auto range/aperture
lamp;
x 2-3/4
cells
cells
sec.
sec.
sec.
to cover f
on f ull-f rame
speeds
ASA 25 - 4OO
power
test/open-f lash
x 3-9/16 in.)
diffuser
and Ni-Cd charger NC-2
ield
lenses
of
35mm
panel:
53o
settings
2
switch that dis-
when
off;
indica-
button;
overall,
x
in
Specif ications subject to change
without
notice
AND STORAGE
CARE
o
Remove batteries
flash unit is
more than two
batteries
to electrical connections.
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Store the
away from dust, chemicals,
corrosive vapors.
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