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Mamiya 645 AF, 211125 manual Names of Parts and Functions

Models: 645 AF 211125

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Names of Parts and Functions

Exposure compensation dial lock release button (Page 46)

Exposure compensation dial (Page 46)

Eyepiece Shutter

Lever (Page 66)

Main Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) (Page 6)

Rear dial (Page 71)

Strap mount (Page 80)

Front dial (Page 71)

Shutter release mode selector lever (Page 47)

Hot shoe (Page 63)

Exposure mode dial lock release button (Page 39)

Exposure mode setting dial (Page 39)

Auto focus supplemental infrared light emission window (Page 36)

Depth of field preview button (Page 66)

Exposure metering mode

selector lever (Page 45)

Strap lug (Page 80)

Dark Slide (Page 20)

Lens Release Button (Page 15)

Rubber eye piece

Diopter adjustment dial (Page 13)

Magazine release button (Page 20)

Magazine cover release button (Page 21)

Magazine cover lock button (Page 21)

Magazine lock button (Page 20)

Synchro terminal (Page 65)

Mirror up lever (Page 59)

Auxiliary release socket (Page 80)

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Mamiya 645 AF, 211125 manual Names of Parts and Functions

Contents

Page Congratulations on your purchase of the Mamiya 645 AF Camera Special Advice To Professional PhotographersNames of Parts and Functions Magazine LCD Main Liquid Crystal Display LCDContents 48 ~53 54 ~6970 ~86 Amount of film that can be taken with one set of batteries Checking the Battery PowerBe sure the batteries are placed with proper polarity After inserting the batteries, set the date and time. SeeReplacing the diopter corrected lens Diopter AdjustmentAttaching/Removing the Lens Attaching RemovingAttaching the lens Setting the Film Speed Installing the Battery in the MagazineDetaching Shutter Safety RetractionAttaching/Detaching the Magazine AttachingLoading Film in the Magazine When the pressure plate 120/220 is set erroneouslyInsert the loaded film insert into Magazine Shutter Release Button/Holding the CameraShutter Release Button Holding the CameraTaking Photos in the Full Automatic Mode Precautions for Film Unloading FocusUnloading the exposed film Exposure film Removing a partially exposed film rollSet the focus mode selector lever To M manual focus mode Single Focus Mode SManual Focus Mode M Continuous Focus Mode CSubjects With Which Auto Focusing May Not Work AF Supplemental Infrared Light Using the Focus Lock FunctionCamera Operation Test Open the back coverLector lever to S to turn Program AE P Shifting the ProgramAperture Priority AE Shutter Priority AE Manual Mode MMode Time Mode TDisplay of the exposure compensation Viewfinders LCD panel Average Exposure Metering Mode aSpot Exposure Metering Mode S Average/Spot Auto Switching Exposure Metering Mode A-S AutoSingle-Frame Mode/Continuous Mode Single-Frame ModeContinuous Mode Automatic exposure operation in the auto bracketing mode Auto Bracketing ModeCanceling the Multiple Exposure Mode Multiple Exposure ModeSelf Timer Mode Bulb Mode Time ModeExtended Exposure Modes Bulb and Time Modes How to meter and focus at two different distances AE Lock ModeUsing auto focus and auto exposure Manual modeTaking Photos with the Mirror Up Infrared Photography Depth of fieldFlash Photography Metz Flash SCA3951 System FunctionsFor example Eyepiece Shutter Depth of Field Preview/Eyepiece ShutterFlash Photography with Flashes other than Metz Depth of Field Preview ButtonUsing the M645 Manual Focus Lenses Changing The Focusing ScreenExternal Power Supply Front/Rear Dial Lock Mechanisms select dLoc Electronic Dial OperationsSetting the Index Number Setting the Date and TimeSelecting the Data to be Superimposed select Func Checking the data to be superimposedData superimpose modes Returning to the normal display Error MessagesStrap Strap/Using a Tripod/Auxiliary Release ContactUsing a Tripod If the shutter cannot be releasedSpecifications of 645AF Importance of Proper Maintenance Common Sense Camera Care and PracticeBatteries Care Liquid Crystal Display After-Sale Servicing