Yashica MAT-124G Bedienungsanleitung

DESCRIPTION OF PARTS (page 1)

1 - ASA Film Speed Indicator

2 - ASA Film Speed Setting

Wheel

3 - Neckstrap Eyelet

4 - Exposure Counter

5 - Exposure Load Reminder

Window

6 - Aperture/Shutter Speed

indicator window

7 - Shutter Speed Control

Dial

8 - Film Wind Crank-Handle

9 - Shutter Locking Lever

10 - Shutter Release Button

11 - Sportsfinder Frame

12 - Exposure Indicator

Window

13 - CdS Light Acceptor

14 - Flash Contact

15 - Viewing Lens

16 - Aperture Control Dial

17 - Taking Lens

18 - Back Cover Latch

DESCRIPTION OF PARTS (page 3)

19 - Accessory Shoe

20 - Spool Holder

Knob

21 - Focusing Knob

22 - MX Flash

Synchronizer

Selector

23 - Battery

Compartment

Cover

24 - Spool Holder

Knob

25 - Self-Timer Lever

26 - Film Pressure

Plate (for both

12 and 24

exposures)

27 - "Start" Mark

for 24 exposure

load

28 - Spool Push

Spring

29 - "Start" Mark for

12 exposure

load

FEATURES (page 5)

Type: Twin-lens reflex camera accepting either 120 (12 exposures) or 220 (24 exposures)

Film.

Lens: YASHINON 80 mm F3.5 lens composed of 4 elements in 3 groups.

Shutter: COPAL-SV shutter with speeds from 1 to 1/500 sec. and B; built-in self-timer; MX

flash synchronizer selector; shutter locking device.

Finder: YASHINON 80 mm F2.8 viewing lens; Fresnel field lens for corner-to-corner

brightness; 3X magnifying lens for critical focusing; eye-level sports-finder frame

incorporated in the viewfinder hood.

Exposure meter: Built-in match-needle type CdS meter based on preselection of shutter

speed, film speed range from ASA 25 to 400; meter switch coupled to viewfinder

hood; operates on 1.3V mercury battery.

Film advance: Crank-handle film advance with automatic film stop; simultaneously charges

the shutter for the next exposure; automatic resetting exposure counter registers the

number of exposed frames.

Focusing: Extra-large knob extends or retracts the front panel to secure focus on the

subject; distance scale calibrated in both feet and meters (3.3 ft to infinity; 1 m to

infinity).

Other features: Aperture scale from F3.5 to F32; adjustable film pressure plate usable with

both 12 and 24 exposure load films; exposure load reminder window; threaded cable

release socket; hinged back cover; bayonet-type filter mount accepting 30 mm fil-

ters.

Dimensions: 77 x 148 x 101 mm.

Weight: 1,100 grams.

BATTERY LOADING (page 9)

1 - Open the Battery Compartment Cover holding with finger and

by turning it counter-clockwise.

This camera uses a 1.3 V mercury battery to power its exposure

meter. Use either Mallory PX-13B. Eveready EPX-13 or

equivalent.

2 - Install a 1.3 V mercury battery to power the exposure meter, as

illustrated.

CORRECT EXPOSURE SETTING (1) (page 11 & 13)

1 - Turn the ASA Film Speed Setting Wheel until the figure

denoting the ASA rating of the film in use aligns with the red

indicator in the ASA Film Speed Indicator Window.

2 - Center the desired shutter speed in the Shutter Speed

Indicator Window by turning the Shutter Speed Control Dial. The

exposure meter pointer in the Exposure Indicator Window is

coupled to the shutter mechanism and will shift in either direction

when the shutter speed is adjusted.

3 - The exposure meter begins to function when the focusing

hood is set upright by lifting it up gently with your fingertip.

* When the camera is to be left unused, fold the focusing hood.

This will switch off the meter and prevent draining of battery

power.

CORRECT EXPOSURE SETTING (2) (page 15 & 17)

4 - Turn the Aperture Control Dial and coincide the yellow follower

needle (coupled to the aperture mechanism) with the red meter pointer

(coupled to the shutter mechanism), both visible in the Exposure

Indicator Window.

* The correct combination of the shutter speed and lens aperture can

be seen in the Shutter Speed and Aperture Indicator Windows.

* When the yellow follower needle (Y) perfectly

coincides with the meter pointer (I), it signifies that

THE CAMERA is set for correct exposure. The

proper combination of the shutter speed and

aperture is shown in the Shutter Speed and

Aperture Indicator Windows.

* If the yellow follower needle fails to align with the

meter pointer, alter the shutter speed setting by

turning the Shutter Speed Control Dial in either

direction. If the two needles fail to match even when

both the shutter speed and aperture settings are

changed, it means that correct exposure cannot be

obtained under the prevailing light condition.

ASA FILM SPEED RATING

ASA rating indicates the sensitivity of the emulsion of

the film and is clearly imprinted on the box or

instructions which come with the film.

ASA FILM SPEED SCALE (MAT124G)

ASA253240506480100125160200250320400

DIN 151617181920 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Set desired shutter speed by turning shutter speed control

dial. To determine Aperture control dial and align yellow

follower needle with the red meter pointer.

SHUTTER SPEED

Light Condition Average Subject

Bright sun

Cloudy bright

Heavy overcast or rain

Indoor

Special conditions

1/500 - 1/250

1/250 - 1/125

1/60 - 1/30

1/30 sec. or slower

1 sec. or B

ASA - EMPFINDLICHKEITSWERTE

Die ASA-Zahl gibt die Empfindlichkeit der verwendeten

Filmemulsion an. Sie ist auf den Filmpackungen

angegeben. Die nicht bezifferten Zwischenpunkte

entsprechen den folgenden ASA - Werten :(Tabelle :

ASA FILM SPEED SCALE)

MAT124G

ASA253240506480100125160200250320400

DIN 151617181920 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Man stelle zuerst die VerschluBzeit ein und justiere

danach durch Blendenverstellung den gelben

Nachfuhrzeiger.

VerschluBzeiten

Lichtverhaltnisse fur normale Objekte

Heller Sonnenschein

Leicht bewolkt,aber hell

Dunkle Wolken/Regen

Innenaufnahmen

Besondere Aufnahmen

1/500 - 1/250 Sekunde

1/250 - 1/125 Sekunde

1/60 - 1/30 Sekunde

1/30 Sek. und langer

1 Sek. oder

B-Einstellung

FOCUSING (page 21)

The camera features a magnifying lens for critical focusing which

springs up into position when the sportsfinder frame section of

the Focusing Hood is pushed in slightly.

To focus, turn the Focusing Knob while observing the image

of your subject produced on the Focusing Screen. After

focusing, compose your picture.

FOCUSING (page 23)

In focus

THE CAMERA is in focus when the

image on the Focusing Screen appears

clear and crisp.

Out of focus

Your subject will appear blurred pn the

Focusing Screen when it is out of focus.

FILM LOADING (page 25)

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