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Mamiya C330 Instructions CONTENTS page We are highly gratified that you have selected the MAMIYA Read These Instructions Before Using Your C330 from among so many makes of cameras on the MAMIYA C330 . ............................... 2 market. Before using the camera, please read these instruc- Nomenclature of Operating Parts . 5 tions very carefully, and learn the correct method of han- Opening and Closing the Back Cover . 7 dling it. By becoming completely familiarized with the Before Loading Film ....................................... 8 MAMIYA C330, you can make the most of the splendid op- Loading Film................................................... 9 portunities this fine camera offers for many years to come. Handling the Focusing Hood ........................... 11 Changing the focusing hood ........................ 13 This MAMIYA C330, an exceptionally high-grade camera, Changing the focusing screen ..................... 13 was designed by emphasizing further improvements on the Before Taking Pictures .................................... 14 popular MAMIYA C series. Retaining the many features of Setting the parallax correcting dial ............... 14 the MAMIYA C series cameras which have won highest Correcting parallax ....................................... 14 praise from professional photographers the world over as Compensating exposure .............................. 14 unique twin-lens reflex cameras (2 1/4 in. square format) Indicating film speed and type on respective with interchangeable lenses, especially stressed was minimiz- windows.. ................................................. 15 ing size and weight plus handling ease. Distance Scale ................................................ 16 Final results reveal that this MAMIYA C330, an ideal Taking Pictures ............................................. 17 camera for professional photographers, is also a wise Shutter Operations ......................................... 18 choice for the many advanced amateurs who wish to take Using the multiple exposure selector ............ 18 advantage of fine details in enlargements which only a Locking the shutter button ........................... 18 large-format camera truly makes possible. When no film is loaded in the camera ......... 19 Photographing by Flash Unit ........................... 20 The MAMIYA C330 accepts all interchangeable lenses of Changing Lenses ............................................. 2 1 the current Mamiya C series as well as all of the accessories Changing the Back Cover.. ............................... 23 except the single-exposure attachment. Tripod Socket ................................................ 23 In addition, various new accessories have been designed Accessories ................................................... 24 for this model. With the wide selection of all these inter- Lens Specifications Table.. ............................... 32 changeable lenses and accessories, you can further widen Depth of Field Table.. ..................................... 34 your scope of photography by making the most of the System chart for MAMIYA C330 ..................... 41 unlimited versatility the MAMIYA C33O offers. 1 Read These lnstructions Before Using Your C330C330 See page 8 See page 9 See page 7 See page 74 for details. for details. for details. for details. 2 Read These lnstructions Before Using Your MAMIYA C330 (cont.) When this camera is under any of the conditions de- 1. When lens change 2. When shutter re- 3 . When multiple ex- scribed as follows, the shutter knob is set on “UN- lease lock button is posure button is set release button cannot be de- pressed. In this case, abso- LOCK". set on the letter “L”. on “SINGLE,” and . ’ lutelv do not use force. A red warning signal is (1) When film is not loaded visible on the focusing screen. (exposure counter indicates “0”). 3 When taking ordinary pic- tures with roll film, set the multiple exposure selector triangular mark toward the word “SINGLE.." (2) When the film has not (3) When the shutter release (4) When the last film in roll For multiple exposures, been wound. button has already been is exposed (after 12 or 24 when the shutter is freely released without loading film, pressed. exposures). or when the single exposure attachment is used, set the triangular mark toward the word “MULTI.” 4 Nomenclature of Operating Parts 1. Magnifying glass 2. Strap eyelet 3. Exposure counter 4. Shutter release lock button 5. Multiple exposure selector 6. Film wind crank 7. Shutter release button (upper) Focusing knob Sportsfinder frame (for 65mm lens) 10. Sportsfinder frame (for 80mm lens) --@ 11. Sportsfinder mask stud 12. Sportsfinder flap --@ 13. Synchroflash terminal 14. Synchroflash M-X selector 28. Distance scale revolving knob 15. Shutter speed ring 29. Spool change knob (lower) 16. Aperture ring 30. Focusing hood lock screw 17. Shutter cocking lever 31. Back cover catch button 18. Aperture control knob 32. Film indicating window (120/ 19. Shutter release button (lower) 220) with cable release socket 33. Back cover hinge release 20. Lens catch bracket 34. Tripod socket 21. Accessory shoe 35. Eye opening for sportsfinder 22. Spool change knob (upper) 36. Focusing screen frame catch 23. ASA indication shifting lever 37. Focusing screen frame guide pin 24. Lens change knob 38. Take-up spool chamber 25. Parallax correcting dial 39. Start mark 26. Film type indication select lever 40. Film chamber 27. Distance scale window 41. Film pressure plate n Opening and Closing the Back Cover Twist the back cover catch button When closing the back cover, firmly When the back cover is closed, by (31) until the red mark on the button press both sides of the back cover twisting the back cover catch button faces upward. Then, by pressing the catch button, making sure that counterclockwise until the red mark button in the direction indicated on neither side of the back cover is open of the button is on the left side, the the back cover, the back cover will or loose. Unless the back cover is back cover can be locked. If the open. The figure in the exposure closed tightly, the automatic film button is twisted and the red mark counter automatically returns to “0” stopper will not work. Also, if only moved to the left side before closing, when the back cover opens. one side of the back cover is pressed the back cover will automatically lock when closing, the automatic film when closed. stopper may not function. 7 Before Loading Film This camera accepts either 120 or Adjust direction of the pres- Subsequently, when closing the back 220 roll film. It has an automatic 2 sure plate according to the cover the film stopper mechanism film stopper and a double exposure film used. is automatically set to coincide with prevention device. Take the following Open the back cover, twist the pres- the film frame number. steps before loading a film: sure plate (41) either to the right or The figure 120 or 220 will appear By turning the multiple ex- left 90 degrees until the red mark in the film indicating window (32). 1 posure selector (5), set the on the pressure plate matches either informing the user of the loaded film triangular mark toward the word 120 or 220. size when the back cover is closed. “SINGLE.” This action locks the shutter release button until the film is wound. pre- venting accidental double exposures. 8 Loading Film 1 Open the back cover and pull PRECAUTIONS 2 Pull out the leader paper of the film and guide it into the slit of the out the spool change knob (22), then By turning the spool change knobs insert an empty spool into the take- (22) and (29) either to the right or take-up spool, turn the film wind up spool chamber (38) so that it left after pulling them outward, the crank (6) clockwise until the start engages the winding axis. Release knobs stay at their protruded posi- mark on the leader paper matches the spool change knob. tions. Turn the knobs backward to the start marks (39) on the camera. Pull out the spool change knob (29), reinsert them. If both spool change knobs are not and insert a roll of film in the film returned to their original positions chamber (40). after loading a film, unbalanced film winding will result. Should the spool change knob not return to its original position, move the spool slightly to the front and rear or up and down. 9 3 Close the back cover. When 4 Turn the film wind crank (6) The crank cannot be turned in closing the back cover, firmly press clockwise until it stops. Figure 1 reverse. both sides of the back cover catch appears on the exposure counter (3) Turn the crank each time one button. Twist the button counter- at the position where the crank stops picture is exposed. Regardless of the clockwise, so that the back cover diagonally upward, and the shutter number of pictures taken, the crank does not open unexpectedly. is automatically set. Now the camera always stops at a diagonally upward is prepared for the first exposure. position. In this position, when fold- ing the crank in the opposite direc- tion, the crank can be recessed in the body. 10 n Handling the Focusing Hood Raising the Focusing Hood By pulling up the rear of the finder frame (9), the focusing hood automatically . springs up into position. By pushing in the top of the sportsfinder flap (12) at the center of the finder frame, the magnifying glass swings up into position. While look- ing into the ground glass focusing screen in this posi- tion, turn the focusing knob (8) to focus. After focusing, push down the magnifying Using the Focusing Hood as a Sportsfinder
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