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S-type cameras, X-70

Camera parts:

corrected.

B - the cover of the greenhouse

Focus adjustment wheel.

1 lightening / dimming officer.

flash socket

And a yellow barrier to open the film door.

shape (3)

g - lock button.

H - film chamber

i - pulleys;

J - Film door (appears open)

K - Image exit slit, (under the front edge) N - Lens (4 elements - 116 mm - speed / 8). r - connector for remote shutter button p - tripod socket q - serial number

for distance scale -

M - electric eye

Opening and closing:

Holding the camera in the palm of your left hand, grasp the small end of the camera cover and lift it up until the cover kickstand closes.

To close, push the cover support toward the back of the camera and press the aiming cover slowly, but firmly, until both ends of the camera engage.

Film packing:

Use only Polaroid SX70 ground film, each box contains 10 photos and contains a battery that supplies power to take photos.

To open the film door, push down the yellow barrier, confirm the acid rollers

Insert a film canister by holding it at both ends only and never press on the top or bottom surface. Push the canister all the way in until a thin strip runs parallel to the edge of the canister, at which point the film cover will automatically eject. Slide the cap off and the film is ready

For photo counter:

The counter (4) at the back of the camera moves to 10 when the film canister is inserted and the film door is closed. After taking the picture, the counter shows the rest of the photos in the canister. After taking 10 photos, a zero mark appears (and the flash stops firing) and a partially used film canister is inserted or Empty also causes the number 10 to appear on the counter

Take out the film box:

Open the film door and remove the canister by pulling the yellow tab

Touch and vision:

Hold the camera in your left hand, with the thumb and fingers behind the joint, and the fingers should not block the exit slot from which the image exits or touch the inflator, as squeezing them may hinder movement of the device inside the camera. Place your right index finger on the focus wheel and place your right thumb behind the shutter without touching the inflator. The striped semi-circle behind the shutter shows where to place your thumb while taking the photo. near

Your eyes from the injured. And look through the center of the stare. If you do not see all four sides of the square frame, focus your eyes until you see them.

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Focus:

The secret to good photos is correct focus. Focusing means adapting the camera lens to give Ahmed the clearest picture of the object. Look through the viewfinder and turn the focus wheel with your right index finger. There are two ways to focus, you can use the whole shape or you can use the segmented circle in the bottom center of the viewfinder

Adjust focus based on the whole shape:

is the face. Ignore the segmented circle, concentrating on that part of the body that you want, and the clearest part of the image. For people, this part is usually. While you turn the focus wheel back and forth, you will notice that the shape appears very clear at times and blurry at other times. As with tuning a radio, to get the clearest reception you have to turn the wheel beyond the best position once or twice to make sure you find it.

Adjusting the focus based on the segmented circle:

The split circle is very useful in low light and when taking pictures with a flash. Position the circle over a vertical line in the subject to be photographed (such as a lapel tie) between the lighted area
and the other dark). Choose a line that is as far away from you as you are from the point you want the sharpest in the image - neither behind nor in front of it When the line breaks through the circle the object is out of focus Rotate the focus wheel until the line is continuous, the object is in focus. After adjusting the focus, re-look at the object to be photographed, if necessary, until you see in the camera exactly what you want to get in the final image.

distance scale:

The scale around the lens can be used to help you either set the camera's focus relative to the actual distance to the object or adjust the lens to a desired distance. Make the correct distance mark corresponding to the white line (arrow) under the lens.

Accurate focus is very important, especially when using a flash: in addition to setting the camera to take sharp pictures, focus also affects exposure when using a flash. And the camera automatically adjusts the correct exposure for the distance at which the lens is set from 27 cm to 6 meters.