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FEATURES OF THE
SUPER
The
supen TKoNTA
ftlm
camera
(120)
B IIl8
The value
of the
IKoNTA
Tessarlens which ciency.
black
matchless
The led ways
The of quickly
lens.
has
already
It is
and white
deffnition
built-in
to
the lens,
be
set
correct
of a
moving
Albada sports
73lq"
for 16
731+"
roll
ftlm.
camera
In consideration
been
equipped
of
an aperture
for
decades
colour
corrected
as
and
rotating
so
that the
correctly.
framing
of the
objects, is
finder.
The Synchro-Compur
from Owing
coupled
The which
The
blank
1,/roo
1 to
to its
to any
suppn
makes
shutter
frames
sec. and
flash
kind
TKoNTA
particularly
it
lock
are
synchronisation
of
provided
is
prevents
avoided
IKONTA
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is a high quality
pictures
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of this
with
of f
3.5
given
has
and
well
as colour
plasticity.
wedge-type
shutterpermits
time
flash
by
rangeftnderis
required
picture,
easily
exposures
unit.
with
suitable
double
a signal
7sla"
on
the usual
on the
fact
the suprn
a high-speed
and75 mm
proof
of its efft-
coated
and renders
photographs
distance
even in
done with
contact
a
the case
exposure times
of
any duration.
it
red-dot
for snapshots.
exposures,
device.
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roll
quality
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focus,
coup-
can
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the van
can be
setting,
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of
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Preparations
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Before each exposure the and the exposure
THREE SETTINGS
THE
SETTIING
set by means
lens is
The
fo,
time
DISTANCE
OF
tbe
have
type rangeftnder. Swing
view
the subject
middle of the
Iar
(Fig.
in
coincidence
focused on
verifted
mount
in
fteld
2). By turning wheel
middle
the
at the
(2).
through the
picture
the vertical
which
the rangefinder
of
(Fig.
3) and the lens
the distance
setting
fteld
required.
mark
exposure
distance, the lens
be set.
to
rotating wedge-
built-in
of the
pivoted
out
eyepiece
you
(14)
will
lines
these
see
appear
double
fteld
is simultaneously
This distance
(3)
on the scale of the
arm
(17).
bright
a
are
aperture
(15)
and
In
circu-
duplicated
contours
brought
can
lens
the
to
be
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SETTINC
Turn rnilled
(10)
indicates
DIAPHRAGM
THE
(11)
ring
the
desired
until
lens stop.
the red
triangular
marl<
SETTINg THE EXPOSURE
The
exposure
on
which are
value
desired
indicate
means
remains
pressed
1/roo
for
The
shutter
direction
does
not
fore
or
rl*oo
sec.
time is marked
is in
fractions
1/so
sec., etc.
open
as long
(see
down
sec.
a slight resistance
is
set by
of
the setting
matter
whether the exposure
after setting
the exposure
set
by
turning milled
the
exposure
front
of the red
of
a second
When setting
as
the release
page
16).Vhen
pushing
wheel
the shutter.
time must
i
has to be overcome.
settittg
of the rangeftnder. It
be set
TIME
times,
mark.
50"
for instance,
"
,
B is
used the shutter
button
setting
lever
time is
Only in
beforehand.
(5),
ring
the
until
ffgures
The
(20)
the shutter
(6)
in
the
be-
set
the case of
is
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INTERDEPENDENCE
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LENS
DISTANCE
distance
The
If by
other.
focused sharply not
jects
that
recorded
It is very small
proportionately
the
and Th". depth,of
rious lens stops
(4).
ring
marked
(3).
mark
are opposite depth of
7 [t., the on the
AND
and the
means
certain distance,
on a
only
a little
are
sharply
at to
increase of
focus
can be
For this
the left
at
ftgures on
The
these values
focus.
Vhen
number 8 on
distance
scale,
lens aperture
of
rangeftnder
the
at
objects
nearer
by the lens
full aperture
the reduction
lens aperture
the
resulting
read off
purpose
and right
indicate the
setting
the
and the
side, opposite
that
of
.u..yihing from
is
recorded
Exact values
the table on
THE
OF
APERTURE
are
the lens
this distance
further off.
or
is
called
(f
13.5)
of the
the use
from
from
the lens
the
of
distance
the
the lens
side
right
number 8
a
with
ft.
7
and
sharply.
SETTINGS
each
to
related
will
but
The
of
increases
aperture
of the
have
on the
aperture
ft. to 9
6
1 1 .
record
also
range focus.
setting
(2)
of
means
setting
seen
been
ob-
var-
been
that
the
6
left
lens has
the
depth
and
lens
value.
the depth-of-focus
stops
distance
scale
extension
for instance,
,
is opposite
ft. This
9
distance
lens
will be
page
at
ft.
8
ft.
in
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You
can,
i.
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that
has
the
required
scale.
of course,
also
the front
to be reproduced
lens
stop by means
proceed
and
the rear
sharply
the
other
and
of the
way round,
limit
of the
then
determine
depth-of-focus
area
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APERTURE
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LENS
is recommendable
It
extent necessary
otherwise
focus;
much
longer
too
must
times
time has
by one
extended
the
the exposure
exposure reduced
flll corresponds
f
15.6.
page
any conversion
ZEISS
The
permits reading
24)
AND
to stop
obtaining
{or
exposure
the
for, the
;
exposure.
be the
been
have
be doubled
to
viceversa.
and
step
1/ro
sec.
to
IKoN exposure
off
corresponding
the
EXPOSURE
lens
the
down
required
the
would
time
the lens
smaller
lens
The
calculated that
so
if the
Thus,
to
or
fl8
at
meter
immediately
exposure
TIME
only
depth
have
aperture
stops
aperture
tlzr
sec.
1/roo
sec.
IK9PH9T
without
and
time.
to
to
the
of
be
and
the
is
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SPECIAL
RED-DOT
red-dot
The
and
taken
diaphragm
are set
on
FEATURES
SETTING
is
setting
has
time
no
lever
setting
dots.
red
the
when
used
to be lost
the distance
and
Vhen
everything
inftnity will
sharply.
prevailing
tions exposure
rlro
snapshots
for
this
According
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or
have
focusing.
setting
setting
14
from
recorded
be
lighting
times
have
sec.
to
The
mark
is used
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the
to
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be
to
be
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taken.
The suprn TKoNTA
in
this manner,
diately when it
so that
is opened.
can be closed
it is ready
also when
for action imme-
\TORKING \rITH A SET DISTANCE
The following
jects
has
also
instance, taking
the
diaphragm
lens on the
serve the
until
Then
shutter.
most favourable
child in the range{inder
the double images
you.look
method
given
a
and
through
photographing
of
good
results. If
photo
of
a child
the exposure
are
the
viewffnder
moving
you
intend,
play, you
at
time and focus
distance.
You then
and approach it
brought to coincidence.
and release the
set
ob-
for
set
the
ob-
THE CORRECT
can
be ascertained by means
with
even
posure
ftlm speed,
colour
BASIC
Outrloor photographs
in bright surrshine:
ftlm
diaphragm
l/loo
photo-electric
the
gives
readings
time depends
ftlters
RULE:
speed 32 ASA
setting
scc.
general
the
are used,
8
EXPOSURE TIME
of
tables or, very exactly,
exposure meter rKopHoT,
at the
light
of a candle.
on the
lens aperture
lighting
on the ftlter factors.
conditions,
photographs,
Outdoor
sky overcast:
film speed
diaphragm
1/so
sec.
32 ASA
setting
which
The ex-
used, the
and,
5.5
if
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TO
HO\r
the exposure
During
body
wheel
rigidly,
deftnition.
must be ftnger
(1a)
hand
absolutely
pin-point
mera
The middle
ing
of the left For horizontal
the right hand, while
with
above
HOLD THE
supER
the
in order to
For vertical grasped
the right
of
the rangeftnder,
of
releases
pictures,
the
the camera is
CAMERA
IKoNTA
get
photographs,
ftrmly
with both hands.
operates the focus-
hand
and the
(20) (ftg.
shutter
the
left hand supports
must be held,
negatives of
the
index
ftnger
10).
grasped
from
ca-
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it
from
release
body posures
solid support.
other
folding out
on the side
The thumb
below.
(fig.
always
have
the camera
of the camera
11).Long to be
The
that require the use of a
in
able
to use
is
which
pressure,
equipped with a
which
this
is
case the
very
suitable
of the
instantaneous
made from a
camera can
(2g).
foot
provided
is
tripod.
zrrss
plunger
for long time
left hand
operates
and time
tripod or
be set
easily
A tripod bushing
photographs
for
rKoN
catch
recommend-
release,
cable
for continuous
exposures.
It'will be
up
the
ex-
an-
by
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pressing
On
optical
through graphed fteld by
held closely
however,
a distortion
the horizontal
parallel
THE
button
viewffnder
the viewftnder
and a bright
means
of white lines.
to the
not
be
of the
and
to the
edges
RELEASE
SPORTSFINDER
(13)
for
opening
will automatically
shows
the subject
delirninitation
The viewftnder
eye.
The eyepiece
pushed
forward,
picture
ffeld. Also
vertical
of the
lines of the
viewftnder.
the camera the
open. A
to be
of the
(19)
this
as
would
take
subject run
look
photo-
picture
must be
should,
cause
care that
,+
I
I
The shutter
button
only
1.
2.
FLASH
is released
(20)
without
if
the ftlm
has been
is
indicated
the shutter
by the
has been
PHOTOGRAPHS
The fully synchronised any
flash
unit. The
tions:
synchro
by completely
jerking.
advanced by
Releasing is possible
red dot
of
set.
shutter
can be coupled
switch
pressing
t'
one frame,
signal
mark
permits
down
which
(21);
two
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POSITION
*When
is
shutter
flashes
tion
ftred
X.
position
this
the
at
is wide
always
are
POSITION
position serves
This
pre-ignition
a
with
ignition
to the
why
reason
conjunction
Synchro-switch
The
set,
the
(20)
table
the
and
The
flash
the
on
with
bulbs.
distance,
are
usually. and lease
synchronisation
Our
be used
of flash
X
moment
open.
M
delay
position
even
with
exposure
the
flash
bulb
bulb
setting
page positions
is
used
{ired
ftring
for
corresponds
that
of
allows
M
the
(8)
shutter
cable
inserted.
is
fired
is
used
indicates
18
X
flash
the
the
when
Electronic
with
Posi-
flashes
flash
most
ffring
shortest
either
is set
and
time,
setting
fttted
is
On
in accordance
and
or M
bulbs.
shutter
the
lever
contact
to
pressing
the
the
for
This
flash
of
speeds.
or
X
on
lens
is wound
shutter
exposure
various
the
is
bulbs
M.
aperture
nipple
down
with
action.
times
the
in
The
as
(7)
re-
the
to
types
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FOR
FLASH
SPEEDS
BULBS
TO BE
USED
Type
of
Osram.
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Philips Photoflux
General Electric
Vestinghouse
Sylvania
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Electronic
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flashes
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7fanipulations FII-M TRANSPORT
"
After each
one frame. Open
back
until the next
shut again
exposure the
camera and wind
of the
the slide of
slide
number
PREVENTIOI{ OF
Accidental double
rKoNTA,
supER
down
olly
the ftlm has been
show at signal
are
avoided.
LOADING
pushing
After
arrow the mera with
(26)
prong
into the upper
spool
ber of the open
the
end of the red
per
is
directed
take-up
of
film
the
as the
when the
mark
THE CAMERA
button
camera
II/S
B
a
the
at
camera, so
towards
spool. Now slit
pull
and
exposure
tbe
afier
ftlm has to
(24)
fflm
of
ftlm
appears
the window.
in the window.
DOUBLE
exposures are not
release
button
film
has been advanced.
properly
can be opened.
side of the
(21).
(1
20) roll
spool
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(25)
advanced
in
the
ftlm,
camera
cham-
that
empty
the
the lable
pa-
pro-
protective
out the
be advanced
window
winding
(23)
button
EXPOSURES
possible
be
can
point
a red
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also
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will
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tective
beginning
into
take-up
protective the
can
the wider slot of
spool. Tighten
paper
folding
film
so
that
inserted
be
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winding
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when
fflm number
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both
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EXCHANGE OF
After the 16th
(22)
until the end
ftlm
window lower shadow loading
it
into
winding
gaged properly
(23).
prong,
spring
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