View-Master three dimension Instruction Manual

PHOTOGRAPHY

You have added another dimension (stereo)

and the colors of the rainbow to your everyday

picture taking. You will be one of the
your own “Personal”, full color, three dimension
pictures,

To insure your enjoyment,

1. We have made this camera
system of photography
as we possibly could, and,

2. We have written this instruction book to

tell you, and show you with pictures, everything
you must know to start taking pictures that will be
truly satisfying and everywhere admired.

- as

simple and easy to use

SAWYER’S INC.

Home

Office

Box 4903500 No.

Portland 7, Ore.

Copyright 1952 by Sawyer’s Inc.-Revised Edition 1953
Printed in U. S. A. ® Sawyer’s Inc., Portland 7. Oregon
Trade-Mark Reg. U.S. Patent Office-Marca Registrada

chicogo

3500 No. Kostner Ave.

Chicago 41, Ill

Office

first

to enjoy

-

this whole

PRICE 25c

lNSTRUCTlONS

Illustrated

Instructions

PRE-LOADING CHECKS

Turn SHIFT KNOB to “A” . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Lock WINDING KNOB by turning.

Set COUNTER to 20X OR 36X . . . . . . . . . . 5

LOADING

Page

Open camera and

lay

it face down on a table . . . 6
Insert three perforations of film in slot of SPOOL . .

Engage magazine on slotted shaft . . . . . . . . .

Fit film on SPROCKET and pull film tight.

Close back of camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

INITIAL WINDING

Turn WINDING KNOB three full turns . . . . . . . 10

Check FILM ADVANCE INDICATOR . . . . . . . 10

EXPOSURE - EASY METHOD

Set CENTER DIAL for FILM SPEED.
Set SHUTTER at

1/50.

Match proper SKY BRIGHTNESS to correct SUBJECT

COLOR by turning the LENS OPENING DIAL . . 11

7

8

lNSTRUCTlONS

illustrated

Instructions

Page

ADVANCING THE FILM

Turn WINDING KNOB a full turn after each exposure.

When Winding Knob LOCKS and

Shutter will not CLICK, you have

reached the important HALFWAY POINT. . . . 12

. . . then . . .

Turn SHIFT KNOB to “B”.

Take last picture when COUNTER reads “19” or “36”.

Wind FOUR times before unloading . . . . . . . . 13

UNLOADING

Unload in subdued light.

Tell

processor, “Don’t cut my roll” . . . . . . . . . 14

&

PERSONAL REEL MOUNTING. . . . . . . . 14

15

LABELLED

See Page 18 for Table of Contents

VIEW OF CAMERA. . . . . . . . 16 & 17

Part Two

INFORMATION SECTION

1. CHECK THE RED SPOT
If this opening shows BLACK,

it is safe to open the camera.

If it shows RED, the camera is
loaded. In this case, check the
counter (see page 13) to see if it
is safe to open the camera.

SHIFT KNOB IS

“B” . . . . . .

2.

TURN

SHIFT KNOB

TO “A”

Turn until black
square disappears.
This will lock the lenses

in their lower position.

SHIFT KNOB should look like this

when you start to load your camera,

b. Pull up
AND turn to
set COUNTER.

A continuous
upward pull is
necessary while

you turn the
WINDING KNOB.

3. SET THE COUNTER
a. Turn the WIND-

ING KNOB until it
locks - until it will not
turn in either direction.

c. Set counter to . . .

. . . 20X for

20-exposure

roll.

36-exposure

Set

FILM LENGTH

19- INDICATOR -35

This will remind you when

to stop taking pictures.

. . . 36X for

roll.

LOAD FILM IN SUBDUED LIGHT

3. TURN SLOT OF SPOOL
TO 45º POSITION

Roll SPOOL with your finger as

pictured.

LOADING

4. INSERT FILM END
a. Press firmly to

event SPOOL from

c. Insert THREE PER­FORATIONS of film, then
slide film to the left as far
as it will go.

b. Start film

se, then straighten.

corner-

.,.

HOW MAGAZINE
FITS SHAFT.

5. INSERT THE FILM MAGAZINE

a. Draw magazine to-

wards the slotted shaft on

which it fits. By holding
film flat in the film chan­nel, the amount of extra
film which will be pulled
out of the magazine can

held to a minimum.

b. Tilt magazine down

UNDER the bracket.

a. Turn the small end of
the magazine and push
until it pops into place.

LOADING

6. FIT PERFORATIONS ON SPROCKET THEN
PULL FILM TAUT AS SHOWN

The toothed SPROCKETS in the center of the comera drive

the film in and out of the film
magazine exactly 8 perfora­tions each time the Winding
Knob is turned a full turn.

The Wind-up Spool and the
Magazine Drive Shaft turn to
help advance the film, but are
slip-clutched
pull against the SPROCKETS.

a, Engage perforations on
the teeth of the SPROCKET.

b. Roll wind-up SPOOL
towards you pulling film
reasonably tight.

7. CLOSE CAMERA BACK

so thev will not

BE SURE LATCH IS LOCKED!

NOW, SEE NEXT

PAGtJ