AGFAPHOTO 603000 Analogue Photo Camera for 35mm Films User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- AGFAPHOTO
Table of Contents
AGFAPHOTO 603000 Analogue Photo Camera for 35mm Films
Instruction
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Press the latch A in the direction of the arrow and open the flap B. Lift the film rewind crank C and place a new film in the film chamber.
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Push the rewind crank C back to its original position. Now hold the film cartridge permanently pressed lightly with your left thumb, pull the film strip out of the cartridge a little with your right hand and place it on the film spool D. Now turn the transport wheel E several times in the direction of the arrow until the film strip hooks itself in the upper wheel El and the film spool D pulls in the film. Lift your left thumb from the film cartridge not before this point.
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Make sure that the film is flat against the center of the camera and close the flap.
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Turn the transport wheel E until it clicks into place. Then press the shutter release button. Repeat until the film counter F displays “1”. The camera is now ready to take pictures.
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Best results are reached in sunshine or light cloudy weather. Keep at least 1 meter away from the subject to be photographed and avoid direct sunlight into the camera lens. In cloudy weather or when shooting indoors, please use flash.
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After all the pictures have been taken, press the G button on the bottom of the camera. Turn the film rewind crank C clockwise until all the film has been rewound back into the cartridge.
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Then open flap Band lift the rewind crank C. Now you can take out the film and give it for development.
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Inserting the battery. Open the battery case on the bottom in the direction of the arrow. Insert lx AAA alkaline battery.
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Turning on the flash. Slide the flash switch to the right. The camera is ready to use the flash when the flash indicator LED on the top panel glows red.
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After the implementation of the European Directive 2012/19/EU and 2006/66/CE
in the national legal system, the following applies: Electric and electronic
devices as well as batteries must not be disposed of with household waste.
Consumers are obliged by law to return electrical and electronic devices as
well as batteries at the end of their service lives to the public collecting
points set up for this purpose or point of sale. Details to this are regulated
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or other forms of utilizing old devices/batteries. you are making an important
contribution to protecting our environment.