Names and Functions of Parts | Mamiya M645 1000S specs

Names and Functions of Parts (1)

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Focusing screen

Five different types are available.

Focusing screen lug

Mounting guide pin for finder

Fitsintothefinderopening.

Alignment dot

Alignmentreferencepoint formountinglens.

Depth of Field Preview

Lever

Aslightupwardpushonthe leverstopslensdownto

preselectedaperture, spring-loadedforself-return.

Shutter release button (front)

Whenpushinginonthis button, the upper shutter

releasebuttoniscoupledto

moveinunison. Equipped with cable re-

leasesocket.

Shutter release lock ring

Turnlockringandalignwithreddottosimul- taneouslylockbothshutterreleasebuttons. Tounlock,alignwithwhitedot.

Nevertouchthe surfaceofthemirror.

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Battery check lamp

Ifthegreenbatterychecklampglowswhenthe

batterycheckbuttonontheoppositesideisde- pressed,batteryconditionisgood.

Flash sync terminals

Withsafetycover,onlythe

coverofthesyncterminal beingusedisremoved.

Neck strap lug

Shutter speed alignment mark

Shutter speed dial

Pushinonsafetylockbuilt intothecenteroftheshut-

terspeeddialwhilerotating dialtodesiredspeed. Donotsetdialtothe@ positionunlessusingthe

PDorAEPrismFinder.

---4B Lens release button

Pushinandsimultaneously turnthelenscounterclock-

wisetoremove.

Delayed Shutter Release Lever

Tocockthebuilt-indelayedshutterrelease,turnthe leverclockwise.Uponremovingyourfingerfromthe leveritwillreturntoitsformerposition,leavingthe activatingleverexposed.Pushtheactivatingleverin thedirectionoftheengravedarrowtostartthede- layedshutterrelease.

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Mamiya M645 1000S manual Names and Functions of Parts

Contents

Page Page InterchangingtheFilmAdvanceCrank Special Features of the Mamiya M645 1000S \ ’ \ ~--- ~.~ -.-I~ Unlimited Scope Flatness of the Film PlaneMulti-Coated Lenses Specifications Camera Body Interchangeable Finders Names and Functions of Parts Battery check button Film plane markBack cover latch Back cover @ Battery chamber cover latch Battery chamber coverNames and Functions of Parts @ Tripod socket Lever Aperture ring @ Exposure meter coupler Ames and Functions of Parts Diopter correction lens retainer ring EyepieceFinder release button EYecUP Meter switch PD Prism Finder SAperture ring couplin Shutter speed dial ASA window ASA dial CdS Prism Finder Cover Auxiliary mask for Dot forMagnifier Sports finder eyepiece Testing to See if the Camera Functions Properly Interchanging Lenses Removing the body cap Attaching Lenses Interchanging Finders Attaching Finders Precaution Removing Finders Focusing Screens Interchanging Focusing Screens Inserting a Battery -~ Battery Check Film Loading Loading the FilmPage Using Roll-Film Designed for Six Exposures Insertion of the Film Insert Memo Clip Page AM Lever Aperture Ring/Stop-down OperationDepth-of-Field Preview Lever Focusing Shutter Release Lock Ring \\ \ \ \ \ \ ’ \Shutter Release and Film Transport Mechanism Unloading Film Neck Strap Methods of holding the camera securelyAttaching to Camera Removing from Camera Waist-Level Operation Hand Grips Specifications Using the PD Prism Finder S 1 -l.--- II --~-I- I~Special ‘Features 6400 Using PD Prism Finder $ Correct Exposure Measurement Exposure CompensationCompensation Hints Special Features Inserting the Battery Method of Use Using the CdS Prism Finder Aperture Priority Method Using the CQS Prism Finder ~... .. .-.-~Meter Coupling Range Usable Shutter Speeds unshaded area Using the Waist-level Finder S Using the Waist-level Finder S 2 ~ -- -- -~ Lowering the Magnifier Interchanging Magnifiers Using the Sports Finder Using the Auxiliary Mask Page Page Using Flash \ ,\ Flash Synchronization Chart Refertothedatasheetpackedwiththefilm Mirror Lock-up Using the Delayed S Shutter Release Interchanging the Film Advance Crank Removing the crank Attaching the crank Attaching the knob Removing the knob Tripod Socket Time Exposures You touch the X-sync terminal Trouble-ShootingShutter release button will not move Precautions Photographing at Low TemperaturesReleasing the shutter with no film in the camera Mirror Lock-up Check CleaningCare of the Camera