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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

USER’S MANUAL – Speed Control Functions

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*Hold down RED BUTTON and pull handle out to open glass flats to engage High Speed.

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① Speed

Control Pad

3SPEEDS:

Slow/Medium/High

GREY BUTTONS

Slow Speed

RED BUTTONS

Medium Speed & *High Speed

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Position the UC-6 Carrier as shown. Pull out the lower base plate of the UC-6 Carrier and pull handle to open glass flat.

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②Press down on GREY

BUTTON to

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advance or

rewind film.

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Next, guide the UC-6 Carrier onto the base mount of the reader/printer by sliding the lower plate onto the carrier base mount.

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Press down RED BUTTON for MEDIUM Speed.

To increase speed, hold down button and pull handle out to open glass flats to engage HIGH Speed.

UC-6 specifications

The Minolta UC-6 is a notable camera that encapsulates the innovation and craftsmanship of film photography. First released in the late 1980s, this compact camera gained a devoted following for its user-friendly design and high-quality optics, making it a favorite among both amateur and experienced photographers.

One of the standout features of the UC-6 is its advanced zoom lens, which offers a versatile focal length of 35-70mm. This range covers a wide variety of shooting situations, from landscapes to portraits, allowing photographers to capture their desired composition without the need for multiple lenses. The lens' construction includes multiple elements designed to minimize distortion and enhance image clarity, resulting in sharp photographs with vibrant colors.

The UC-6 is equipped with a sophisticated autofocus system, a significant technological advancement for its time. This system allows for quick and accurate focus adjustments, making it easier to capture sharp images even in challenging conditions. Photographers appreciate the camera's ability to lock focus on moving subjects, which is particularly useful for action shots or candid photography.

In addition to its autofocus capabilities, the UC-6 features exposure metering technologies that ensure properly exposed images across various lighting conditions. The camera has a range of shooting modes, including automatic, program, and manual settings, providing photographers with the flexibility to choose their level of involvement in the exposure process. This adaptability makes the UC-6 suitable for both casual shooters and those looking to exercise more creative control.

Another characteristic that sets the UC-6 apart is its compact and lightweight design, which promotes portability. This makes it an ideal companion for travel and everyday photography. The ergonomic grip adds to the comfort of handling, even during extended shooting sessions.

The simple yet effective interface includes a clear viewfinder and intuitive controls, allowing photographers to focus on their subjects rather than fumbling with complicated settings. The UC-6 also supports a variety of film formats, enhancing its usability across different photographic projects.

Overall, the Minolta UC-6 is a well-rounded camera that combines advanced technology with ease of use, making it a valuable tool for photographers of all skill levels. Its reliable performance, quality optics, and thoughtful design continue to resonate with enthusiasts who appreciate the charm of film photography.