AGFA Billy Clack Bedienungsanleitung

Instructions manual!

for the

4.5 x 6 cm

No.51 / Roll film B2-8

Translated from German by Matthew Godino

*Denotes anote made by Matthew Godino

This camera manual is for reference and historical purposes, all

rights reserved.

This page may not be sold or distributed without the expressed

permission of the producer.

Created on 19.12.20

Before you load the camera for the ﬁrst

time, we recommend that you read through

these operating instructions carefully and

practice the individual steps several times.

Loading the Billy-Clack with Agfa roll ﬁlm B2-8.

Fold up latch 1(Fig.1) on the rear of the

camera and open the camera by pulling it

in the direction of the arrow (Fig.2).

Grasp lower spool holder by the bent tab

and pull out from inside the camera

(Fig.3).

Tilt the spool holder 2in the direction of

the arrow (ﬁg. 4), insert the full ﬁlm

spool, turn the spool holder back so that

the holder pin engages in the round hole

of the spool, then swivel the spool holder

back into the camera.

Hang the bent end of the paper into the

longer slot on the empty spool (Fig.5).

Remove the adhesive tape.

By turning the ﬁlm key 3afew times to

the right, two to three layers of the red

paper are wound onto the empty spool.

Attention! Align the protective paper by

sliding it back and forth until it is just

wound up between the two discs of the

empty reel, close the camera by closing

the rear panel. Make sure the latch 1

closes properly!

There are two red windows in the back of

the camera for observing the ﬁlm framing

indicators (Fig. 7). When you continue to

turn the ﬁlm (be careful! Do not touch

the lenses of the lens and the viewﬁnders!)

after loading, afew preliminary signals

(hand and dots) ﬁrst appear in the lower

observation window, which is farther away

from the ﬁlm key, and then the number

1: The ﬁrst part of the ﬁlm is ready for

exposure. After the ﬁrst exposure,

immediately continue to rotate the ﬁlm until

the number 1appears in the upper image

window, whereupon the second exposure can

be taken.

The Exposure.

Before taking apicture, make sure that the

lens is clean; if necessary, it is cleaned

with asoft linen cloth.

Slightly tilted downwards, the camera

automatically opens into the ready position

when you press button 4(Fig. 8). No

further distance setting is necessary. The

camera produces sharp images from a

distance of 2.5 meters to ∞(the symbol

character means inﬁnitely far away). With

the help of aseparately purchasable

attachment lens, which is attached to the

front of the lens, sharp close-ups can be

achieved from adistance of 1to 2.5

meters. (Most favorable distance for

maximum sharpness is 1.6 to 1.9 m.)

During the exposure, the image is viewed

with the aid of the viewﬁnder 12 (Fig.9)

[portrait] or 13 (Fig.9) [horizontal shot].

The Billy-Clack enables instantaneous

exposures and time exposures.

For Instantaneous exposures,move pointer 5

(ﬁg. 9) to (·). Release the shutter by fully

depressing the lever 6. Make sure that the

front part of the camera is not pushed

back!

The shutter can also be triggered with the

aid of acable release that can be screwed

into the opening 7.

For time exposures,move hand 5to (-).

The shutter remains open as long as the

lever 6is depressed.

For time exposures, the camera must be

placed on aﬁrm base, for which the

support 8(Fig. 10) can be swung out in

the direction of the arrow.

Attention! Before closing the camera, the

support 8must be swiveled in again. A

tripod socket (see Fig. 2) is provided for

mounting on atripod.

For ﬂash exposures,set pointer 5(Fig. 9)

to (-). Move lever 6(Fig. 9) downward

and then hold it in place by engaging the

switch 9(Fig. 10) located on the bottom

of the shutter housing in the direction of

the arrow. After the exposure, close the

shutter by turning back the switch 9or,

more simply, by closing the camera. which

automatically pushes back the switch 9.

The device has 3apertures,each of which

is adjusted by moving the small toothed

switch 10 (Fig. 8) until it snaps into a

notch along with its respective aperture.

The Billy-Clack is provided with abuilt-in

yellow ﬁlter,when used cleverly with

isochrome ﬁlm, the exposure time is

doubled and the next larger aperture is

selected (e.g. 8.8 instead of 11). The

yellow ﬁlter is placed on the lens by

pulling down the hook 11 (Fig.10) located

on the underside of the shutter housing. If

you close the camera, the yellow ﬁlter is

automatically pushed back.

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