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K~
TRIPLE TURRET
8mm MAGAZINE
CAMERA K-4S
GET ALL THE TRICKS
OF HOLLYWOOD
into your movies! The Riviera gets long shots, closeups, wide-angle shots-all
in quick succession. ZOOMTYPE finder adapts instantly to each lens . . .
finder image remains maximum size.

. . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . . .
TRIPLE TURRET

•••••••

Turret takes any
standard wide-angle
and telephoto lens . ..
sh ifts quickly and easily . . . locks with a
cl ick into perfect register.
Three frames from a Riviera home movie -

all taken from the same position.

•••••••••••••••••••••••••

�•••••••••••••••••••••••••

ZOOM-TYPE

FINDER Optical
viewfinder gives full view of scene without reducing field of vision. Adapts instantly to wide-angle or telephoto lens.

WIDE SPEED RANGE Choose
from four speeds - 8, 16, 24 and b4
frames per second - on handy dial
next to trigger release. Use 8 to save
film on landscape shots; b4 for true
slow motion.

LOA DS IN SECONDS -

Just drop in
magazine! New spring mechanism and
. precise magazine chamber insure that
magazine is properly positioned. Pushbutton ejector saves probing, broken
fingernails .

• • • OTHER
• • • RIVIERA
•••••••••••••
• • •KEYSTONE
• • •FEATURES
•

Lightest, easiest
camera made ounces!

to handle turret
just 27 compact

•

Handy 3-way trigger for normal, single
frame, continuous run where you get
into the picture .

• Double-action motor gives unusually
even exposure .•. precision cut gears
keep operation smooth and quiet.
• Precision governor assures accurate
exposure speeds ..• oil-less bearings
never need lubrication.

prevents

• Tested at the factory with live film.
Backed by Keystone's Lifetime Guarantee and Free Service Warranty.

• Visible scenelength indicator pops up
in viewfinder to tell you the length of
exposure.

• Choice of 13 mm f 2.5 fixed focus lens
or 13 mm f 1.9 coated and color corrected lens in focusing mount. Accessory lenses optional at extra cost.

• Automatic run-down
overexposure.

stop

SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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lPmxgttlP automatic
l.

Open the camera

l.

2. Insert film cassette
,3. Attach film to take-up spool

2. Turn
3' wind

5. set type and speed of film

4'

6. Set exposure counter
7, Advance rapid wind lever twice
combined

double

exposure

rewind

lever

in

direction

of

arrow

4. Close camera

The

Prees in rewind knob

entire film into cassette

Open Camera

.5. Take out caseette
prevention

and filn

feed control

The Paxette-automatic is designed with a combined double exposure prevention and 6lm
feed control device which eliminatee any possibility of double exposure. The film cau only
be advanced after a frame hae been exposed, Should the shutter release not function, thie
means that the film has not been advauced ready for the next exposure or that the rapid
winder has not been advanced to its full extent. In this case, the rapid winder should again
be advanced to its fullest extent.

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th e

fi l m

tra nspor t

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\\'ith the Paxette-automatic this can be done at a glance.
I f t h e fi l m

is being

fe d for war d

white control disc will

turn

tion

arrow

indicated

bv

the

eontrol not move while
to ensure whether

pr oper ly.

simultaneously
(see fig.

the blat' k and
in

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the direc-

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"--2-

the

the lilm is being advanced. t'heck

the film

has

been properly

(This should be done in a darkroom.

inserted.

if possible.)

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Cheeking
'l'o

the rewinding

action

check the rewinding action, allow the rewind button to spring back during tbe rewinding

operation. lf the mechanism is working properly, a very definite resistance should then be
leltr). lf not, it meane that the film

has been pulled out of the cassette and cannot be

wound back. In this case the camera should onlv be opened in a darkroom.
*) Important

! Do not attempt to force the film

or you will

rewind the film further, press in the rewind button again.

tear the perlirration.
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view

luminous

range

and

finder

A feature of the new luminoue
view finder are the contoure or
framee for 50, 85/90 and 135 mm
lenses, reflected within the area
of the large, bright finder image.
That area of the image which is
vieible outeide the largest contour
corresponds to the frame for the
35 mm wide angle leng.
NB. All

interchangeable lensee

for the Paxette - automatie, from
the 35 mm wide angle to the
Fis. 12

135 mm telephoto, are coupled
to the finder.

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Be f o r e

to

use

the

range

fo e u si n g , a d o u b l e

is visible within

image

of

the subject

sighted

the bright, diamond-shaped area (fig. t4).

T h e s e tw o co n to u rs
hv turning

l5

finder

sh o u ld

be made to coincide

the distanee setting ring

( fig. 15)

(fig. 1.3).

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This

br ings

lens

into

foeus

with

the
exaet
the

subjeet.

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The

eoupled

eleetrieal

exposure

meter

The exposure meter ineorporated in the Paxette-automatic.
a shock-proof, electrical precision measuring instrument,
is eoupled direct to the camera shutter by means of the
follow-up indicator. This dispenses with
readings and settings and
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measurement

the tedious ealeulating of

aperture and exposure times. Before using the meter,
ensure that the correct DIN or ASA value for the film
has been Bet.
First sight the subjeet to be photographed through the
view finder. The prevailing light eonditions will cause
the narrow indieator (A) of the exposure meter to move
into a partieular position (see fig. l6).

Then set the

follow-up indicator (B) exaetly over the indicator (A)
Fig. l7

(seelfig. l7).

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best way to do this is as follows:

First set an average exposure time of, for instance. l/60

or l/30see. on the white scale

of the red lens locking device. With the left hand press in the two black knobs on the
aperture setting ring and. while watclring the two indicators of the exposure meter, turn
the ring (fig. lB)

until

the follow-up indicator (B) coincidee exactly with

(.{) (fis. 17).
lf the aperture

ring

the two indicators
register.

the

eomes

to rest before

have been brought into

time

setting

ring

must

be

re-set.
Once

the

two

measurement

is

indicators
eompleted.

two

press studs. and

and

lens aperture.

gether.

eoineide.

both. exposure

are

thus

the

Release

the
time

reeorded

to-

the indicator

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Important:
edge of

Should the narrow indicator (A) disappear to left or right

the window, ro

measurement can be

taken on aecount of

in

the black

the

prevailing

light conditions.

Time - aperture

eombinations

You can then choose which of the combinations recorded on the time and aperture
setting ring is most suitable for your photograph. The maximum exposure time for shots
taken without the uEe of a tripod should not
exeeed I /30 sec. because of

the unsteady

position of the camera. Always use a tripod
Fig. 19

for photographsrequiring l/15,

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sec. ete.

�Whether you require a particular expoeure time (e. g. a very short exposure for sports or
other snapshote) or a particular lens aperturo (e.g. a emall aperture sut'I ae ll

or 16 for

landecape shote), you will automatically obtain the correct equivalent.
The eetting illustrated in fig. 19 offere the following time and aperture combinations:
Lensaperture

2

Exposure time

2.8
300

4

5.6

8

ll

16

22

125

60

30

15

8

4

When adjueting the expoeure time setting ring, always ensure that the engraved exposure
time is brought into exact register opposite the setting mark. A setting between two
different

exposure times cannot be ueed. In the case of aperture settings, however, half

aperture values, i. e. with the setting mark positioned between two aperture readinge, can
be used at any time,

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hints

for

using

the coupled

exposure

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When taking a reading in bright sunshine, tilt the camera slightly downwards, otherwise the
subject which ie silhouetted against the sky is liable to be under exposed. If the subject
motif contains very bright and very dark components, measure the darker components of
the picture. It is even better in such cases to measure the most important part of the motif
at close range. To do this, stand as near as possible to the most important

part of the

subject, so that, even when approached closer, the indicator of the exposure meter doeg not
move appreciably.

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Good results with colour photography depend entirely on the exact combination

of the

functions of camera shutter and exposure meter, and on a careful development of the film.
As there is no standard system of measuring the speed of colour films, we advise you
when buying a colour film to ask the supplier whether that shown on the packet or another
DIN or ASA value should be used.

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use of filters

Using a filter necessitates either increased exposure time or a larger lens aperture. More
detailed information on this subject can be obtainet from the instructione which are supplied
with the filter.

Hints

on taking

photographs

The reading obtained with the automatic exposure meter provides you with a number of
combinations of lens aperture and exposure times which are suitable for different kinds of
motifs. If the subject of your picture is a landscape, for instance, the lens aperture setting
ehould be euch as will give a large depth of field (see remarks coneerning depth of field
on page 22\. If, on the other hand, you intend taking a sports or snapshot, you should
use a fairly short exposure, about I/300

or 1/125 sec.

Although the combined aperture and time readings are not subject to autDmatic or accidental
variation, it is nevertheless advieable to check the position of the indicators now and again
ae the light conditions can be affected by a very slight movement of the camera.
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The

depth

of field

ring

The depth of field or depth of definition comprises the zone extending from the foreground
to the background of the picture which is sharply defined in the reproduced image. This area
or depth varies according to the lene aperture chosen and the distance of camera from eubject.
In thie connection it should be noted that large aperture settings, as, for inetance,2,2.B glve
less depth of field, whereas small aperture settings e. g. ll,
o c

-

- - l

16,22 give greater depth of field.

Having set the exaet distance by means of the
eoupled range finder, the depth of field for
every aperture setting can be read off at a
glance on the depth of 6eld ring; it is the
zone shown in metres or feet between the lens
aperture reading which is repeated to left and
right of the range setting mark.

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Fig. 20 shows the depth of field with a distanee
setting of 3 rn and aperture B, lvhich extends
from approximately 2.25 to 4.50 m appr. 8-I4
feet. The depth of field area for any aperture
setting can be read off in exactly the same way.

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Ennit

SLK

shutter

with Color-

B. M- X- V

setti ng

l. Adapter ring for filter and lens hood

9. Bayonet

fas teni ng

attachment

2. Synr:lrronised flash contact
.3. Aperture

setting ring

l ev er

w i th

l oc k i ng

deviee

f :2.8/5O

with

press

button release
4. Exposure time setting ring coupled
to aperture setting ring
5. Distance setting ring (eoupled to
range and view 6nder)
6. Depth of field ring with reading-off
mark
7 . Prees button setting ring for DIN
or ASA values

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r api d

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Setting

the shutter

Please remember

the

following

points

when

setting

the

Prontor

SLK

shutter.

black engraved numbers on the time setting ring represent exposure timee from l/300

The
to

I

E

I sec., which are automatically actuated by pressing the shutter releaee. At setting B the
shutter remains open as long as the releaee button is pressed in. Photographs taken without
the aid of a etand or tripod should not be exposed for longer than 1/300 to l/30

sec.

For longer exposures the camera should be supported on a firm base or tripod. The green
numbers at B to the right are exposure times calculated in full seconds which, in the case
of unfavourable light

conditions, are indicated by the reduced deflection of the exposure

meter indicator. The corresponding aperture settings are given opposite these exposure times.
To take a photograph, the time eetting ring ehould be set at B and, by pressing the push

i
L

button, the aperture opposite the exposure time reading is set over B. The shutter release

il"

can now be pressed in and the exposure made. As the exposure and aperture combination
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has been cancelled out by this setting, the values must be determined with the exposure
meter again for the next photograph

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automatie

shutter

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release

To take a picture with the automatie release, first aetuate the rapid
rvinder, then press in the locking stud B and move lever A into
position V (delayed aetion mechanism). Press the shutter release to give
the required exposure; this takes plaee after about 7 seeonds,the lever
A returning automatically to position X. Should no pieture be taken
by the automatie action method, the lever A can be set to X again
without the shutter being released. Do NOT move the lever or press
Fig. 22

the shutter release again while the delayed aetion mechanism is functioning. All exposure times exeept B can be used with the delayed
action method.
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Flash

hints

The fully synchronised Prontor SLK shutter permits flash exposures of maximum luminous

iila

intensity at maximum speed.

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Setting

X (red)

Normal setting for flash exposures with glass bulbe and electronie flaeh. The latter are also
suitable for maximum shutter speeds. Suitable settings are 1/30 or l/60

Setting

sec.

M (yellow)

In this position M.type flash bulbs are used in accordance with

the maker's instructione.

The M setting is not for electronic flash.

a
t.

Setting V (green)

t

For flash shote in conjunction with the delayed action release. The eame conditions apply
as for position X.

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Changing

the

lens

P r e s s t h e l o t'ki n g

ta b o n the lens inwar ds

the depth of field ring, and
turning

it

to the

the lens, bring

left

remove

towar ds

the lens by

(see fig. 23). To

screw

on

the red spot on the inside of the

lens mount over the spot on the change attacltment,
and

turn

fastening

th e

lens

cl i r:ks h o me

to

right

a u dibly.

bayonet

until

the

Ever y

inter t:ltangeF'ig. 23

a b l e l e n s ca n th u s b e e o u p led to both the luminous
view

finder

a n d th e e l e ctrieal

exposur e

meter .

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Parallax

correction

with

close-up

ehots

The advantageous position of the luminous range finder almost rulee out the possibility of
parallax (i. e. the degree of disparity between the image frame seen in the view finder and
that which appears on the film negative) even at distances of l-2 m. (3-6ft.)

When taking

horizontal pictures at these distances, raise your camera elightly, alternatively, when taking
upright shots, move the camera slightly sideways towarde the view finder.
The more discriminating photographer can obtain the Universal Prismatic view fiuder which
gives exceptionally clear images for focal lengthe of 35, 85 and 135 mm. Thie view finder
can also be set for parallax correction.

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a picture

Hold the Paxette-automatic firmly in both hands, with your elbows drawn into your body,
so that the camera is perfectly steady. Press in the release button gently and deliberately,
using one finger only and not the whole hand. Keep your finger on the releaso button
until the release action ie completed. Remain, perfectly still and composed while taking a
picture, also when taking snapshots. If you follow these rulee you will be delighted with
the excellent results achieved.

Don't put your Paxette-automatic away when not using it and forget all about it. It is handy
to carry about in the eveready case which protects it from dust and dirt.

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The

BRAUN

range

Interchangeable

Maker

of accessories

lenses for

Paxette-automatic

speed

rype

Enna-Werk BRAUN-Color-Ennit SLK

f :2.8/50
f:2.8/50
Steinheil
Culminar SLK
Enna-Werk BRAUN-Color-Ennalyt SLK f:1.9/50
f :1.9/50
Steinheil
Quinon SLK
Wide

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4
4

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Thread

ffi"t'

490
4Bo

47 mm
47 mm

M 45 x 0.5

3 ft.

M 45 x 0.5

3 ft.

6

49o

47 mm

M 45 x 0.5

3 ft.

6

4Bo

47 mm

M 45 x 0.5

3 ft.

f :3.5/35

4

640

47 mm

M 45 x 0.5

3 ft.

f :3.5/90

4

270

47 mm

M 45 x 0.5

3.6 ft.

f :3.5/135

5

180

54 mm

M 52 x 0.75 7.2 ft.

f:4.5/200

7

l2o

77 mm

M 75 x 0"5 f 3.5 ft.

angle

Enna-Werk BRAUN-Lithagon SLK
. with leather holder
Telephoto
Enna-Werk BRAUN-Tele-Ennalyt SLK
with leatherholder
Enna-Werk BRAUN-Tele-Ennalyt SLK
with leatherholder
*) Enna-Werk BRAUN-Tele-Ennalyt SLK
with, leather holder
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BRAUN

range

of accessories

3l

Universal

Prismatic

view finder for focal lengths 35, 90, 135 mm with parallax correction

Polyfocus

Universal

view finder for focal lengths 35, 50, 90, 135 and 200 mm

PAXIMAT.electrie,

fully

automatic,

the

most

up-to-date small-format

projector

with

remote control
BRANAX

small.format

PAXITRON,

enlarger

electronic home flash unit, operating without

accumulator or battery ancl

drawing its electrical current from the maine direct. 80-90 W.. flash factor 44 with 17110 DIN
Also eveready

cases and combi-holdorso

All rights ln rerpecf

of the modificalion

ln conslrucfion

filters,

and design

filter

sets, lens hoods

are reserved herewilh.

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�l. Button for opening
camera
2. FiIm

winding

r4

k"y

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3. Catch holding camera back in place
4. Finder

aperture

5. Eyepiece of view
finder
6. Distance meter
7. Eyepiece of distance
meter

3
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2r

8. Focussing disc for
distance meter and
lens
9. Metal shoe for special finders
I0. Picture

counter

11. "Red observation
winflow
in camera
back

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observation

window

1 3 . Lens
L4. Shutter release knob
1 5 . Struts holding ca-

10

mera front

1 6 . Eyelets for carrying
strap
L7. Diaphragm

ring

18. Diaphragm
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scale

19. Exposure

scale

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20. Indicator
for distance scale
2L. Shutter tension lever
22. Button.Jor

delayed

action release

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The Super Ikomat 2,ln*2rfn"
is a roll-film
camera which differs from
other types of instruments, first in the distance meter? which is coupled
to the lens focussing and forms an integral part of the construction,
and also in the entirely new design of the front carrying the lens.
The Compur Rapid Shutter is released, not in the customary manner
by pressing a lever at the camera front, but by depressing a button on
the body while holding the camera in position for exposure.
The camera is arranged to take 11 pictures 2rln*2Lfn" in size. The film
is locked from picture to picture. The number of exposures made
can be read off on a film countins disc.

wind

The special construction
of the camera renders double exposures impossible, since the shutter can be released only when the film has been
wound on to the next section.
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�The Super Ikomat is a 1000/o ooself-erecting'o camera - that iso the lens
springs out at once into its working position when the camera is opened
with

one

hand.

Focussing on objects at short distances is done by turning the setting
disc of the distance meter. This adjustment is communicated to the lens.
The distance meter is constructed on an entirely new principle, and is
proof against external conditions, vibration, etc. Flatness of the film in
the focal plane is ensured by a spring pressure plate in the camera back.

�Principle of the automatic shutter Iocking device
in conjunction with the film wind
The Super Ikomat 2rl+-?tln"
i, provided with an arrangement whereby the
film, when wound, stops automatically when in position for the following
exposure. This therefore dispenses with the necessity of watching the red
observation window or counter disc.
The shutter is at the same time coupled to the film winding mechanism
in such a manner that the release knob cannot be actuated unless the
, film has been moved on to the next picture. This obviates the danger
of making double exposures and also of winding on the film, without
exposing it.
The

particular

attention

design of this camera makes it necessary to pay close
to several points when loading the film.

Butitisadvisableatfirsttomakeoneselffamiliarwiththefollowing
manipulations:

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the film locking

With

device out of action

winding key turns independently of the counter disc and
and can be rotated at will. The shutter can be seto but not
released, when the film locking device is disengaged, and it is only
in this position that the film should be loaded in the camera. The
procedure to be followed when inserting the film is the same as for
the

film

shutter

any ordinary

2.

rollfilm

camera (see page 9 et seq.).

With the film locking device in action
the film winding key can only be turned from one picture to the next,
provided that the shutter has been previously set and released. The
camera may not be loaded with film in this position. When releasing
the shutter for the 1lth picture the locking device becomes disengaged
automatically.

3.

Setting the automatic

film locking

device

pressing down the counter disc turn it in the direction of the
arrow up to No. l, when a strong resistance will be felt. The counter
disc should then be released.

While

�Putting

the automatic

film locking

device out of action

Turn

the film winding key to its limit stop. Then set the shutte*
and when releasing ito see that the release knob is held down haril.
rt will then be possible to move the counter disc, when presseti
down, beyond the No.1l, thereby disengaging the locking mechanism

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�L Loading the Camera with FiIm
Roll

films of type B II B are used, which normally give B pictures
2rfn&gt;&lt;\rfn"o but in the Super Ikomat they are arranged to give 11 exposures 2tln*2tln".
Although the film spools when unopened are lightproof, the camera should always be loaded and' unloaded, and the
spools stored awo]: in subdued light.

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A sign that this is so is when the winding
meeting any stop. (See page 7, section l).

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key can be rotated without
If the locking device is set,

�proceed in accordance with the directions given on page B, section 4,
and then, but not before, insert the film in the camera.
The various manipulations

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should be carried out in the following order:

Pull out the catch 3 and swing
outwards
the hinged
camera
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Place the full spool in the lower
or feed chamber while drawing
the spring stud outwards. The
tapered end of the paper leader
must point towards the upper
or take-up spool chamber, which
contains an empty spool (the
take-up spool) on which the exposed film is wound.

3. Detach the gummed strip which
holds the protecting paper in
place, and insert the end of the
latter in the rvide slit of the
empty spool.

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By giving a few turns to the
winding k"y 2, in the direction
of the arrow, draw the paper
taut. fn doing this, see that the
paper is wound on straight. Ary
crookedness of the paper band
must be put right before proceeding further.

One half of the outer ring on
the film winding key 2 is hinged
and when lifted in the manner
shown in the illustration opposite, affords a convenient grip
for winding on the film.
5.

Close the back of the camera
and lock by means of the catch 3.

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�6. Turn the winding k"y 2 until,
first, a hand and then the figure I
appear in the red observation
window 11.

7.

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Close the window 11 by means
of the slide L2.
(I-portant
when using panchromatic film.)

�B. By pressing down the counter
disc, turn it in the direction of
the arrow to the number 1, when
a strong resistance will be felt.
Then release the eounter disc.
The camera is now ready for
the first exposure and the automatic locking device is brought
into action at the same time.
The film wind is arrested from
picture to picture by a mechanical arrangement in the interior
of the camera. After tlre ltth exposure the mechanism is automatically
dise_ngagedothus allowing the end of the film with its paper trailer tb
be drawn through. The counter disc only serves to show the number of
exposures made. Take care not to turn or press down the counter disc
in any way once the camera is loaded with film, as otherwise it may
do some harm to the film conveying mechanism.

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�II. Taking out the film
The film should only be taken out of a caho"a when the_locling_device is
the case when the entire film has been ex'
This is always
not working.-after
-exposure
the locking mechanism is put out of
the llth
posed, for
action automatically.
Should it be found necrcssary for some reason br other to remove the film
has bppn madeo turn the film winding
before the fullhu"#e'fii'bxboj'ures
key to the next stop arid set ttre shutter. Wten rpleasing the sh_utter keep
the release knob prissed down, and at the samd time depress the counter
disc wilh the other hand, turning it in the direction of the arrow beyond
the number'olloo.
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As soon as the llth exposure has been made (the number 11 will
then be opposite the indicating mark on the counter disc), wind o{-the
whole length of the film. By looking through the red window it will be
'seen whei the paper is completely wound on to the take-up spool.

2. Pull

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out the catch 3 and open the camera back.

�3. Fasten the end of the exposed
spool by sticking down the paper
with the gummed strip provided.

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take out the spool.

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D.

Take the empty spool out of the
lower or feed spool chamber and
insert it into the upper or takeup one. Both ends of the core
of every spool are hollow. Press
the end of the spool with the
round hole against the spring
stud, which should be drawn
outwards for the purpose? and
allow the end with the slid :o:
to fit into the proj ections of the
winding k"y.

6 . Turn the winding k"y 2 until it
snaps with a click into the spool
and turns the spool with it.

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�III.

Making the Exposure

1. Pressure on the knob I will
cause the camera to spring automatically into working position
(the camera should be tilted in
a slightly downward direction).
Lens Apertures
2. The required aperture of the
lens is obtained by setting the indicating mark on the diaphragm
ring L7 to the corresponding
number on the scale 18. A higher
number on the diaphragm ring
denotes a smaller aperture, needs
longer _expgsure time, and
?
rncreases the depth of focus.
The depth of focus for the various
stops can be read from the scale
on the front plate of the shutter.
consult
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�the table on page 31, which
serves to indicate the distance
and lens aperture to which the
camera must be set so as to
give the depth of focus for subjects at various distances? e. g.
a group of people, the nearest
of whom are l0 ft. and the
furthest 22 ft. from the camera.
In this particular case it will be
seen from the table that when
focrissirg on 15 ft. and using f ILI
the depth of focus extends from B'LL" to'46' and thus amply suffices
for a group arranged between 10 ft. and 22 ft.

The Compur Rapid Shutter. The shutter can only function:
a) if the camera is wound up ready for exposureo
b) if the film locking device is seto
c) if the film has been wound on to the next exposure.
Failing the, fulfilment of any one of these conditionso the shutter

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�3. Turn the ring L9 until the required speed is brought opposite
the mark 20. The numbers on
the ring read in fractions of a
second. With this shutter it is
possible to make o'instantaneous"
exposures from I to t l noosec.

4.

Set the shutter by sliding the
lever 2L along in its groove.

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�When setting the shutter for an
instantaneous exposure? a considerable resistance has to be
overcome ; this resistance ia partipronounced with
the
cularly
speed of tloo0sec. To avoid overstrainitg the shutter mechanism
or possibility
of damaging the
front carrying the lens a counter
pressure must be exerci sed when
setting the shutter.

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To use the delayed action release push back the knob 22, whereupon
the lever 2L can be advanced to a second limit stop.

2L

�For short time exposures bring
the letter B on the shutter opposite the white mark. The shutter
opens by depressing the release
knob L4 and closes as soon as
the pressure ceases. For long
trme exposures use the special
wire release, which is screwed
in the bush of the release button. The shutter is opened by
a pressure on the head of the
wire release and is only closed
again r,vhen the catch is disengaged by pressing on the intermediate
disc. The tension lever 21 cannol be moved wlen the rine 19 is set
to the letter B.

Releasing the shutter
5. When releasirg the shutter by means of the knob 14, see to it that
the latter is pressecl right down until the shutter operation is completed. If the release knob is not held down for the required length

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�of time, it may become blocked. In this eventuality the knob will
not function again until the film has been wound on, thus causing
one picture frame to remain unexposed. When using the delayed
action release" the clockwork is first set in motion and after about
12 seconds the shutter makes the exposure in the usual way.

Holiling

the Camera when Taking the Picttrre

6. It is, impossible to give hard
and fast rules for holding the
camera. The essential point is
that it must be held firmlv and
without vibration in the hand.
method is to let
A favourite
the camera rest firmly in the
palm of the right hand, with
the
the left hand surrounding
camera body. The middle finger
of the left hand can thus operate
the disc B of the distance meter,

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�while the middle finger of the right hand can press the release knob.
Take care, however, that the fingers do not obstruct the windows of
the distance meter or view finder.

Setting the l)istance
7. It is advisable to set the distance ,only with the aid of the distance
meter., Lopk thro.ugh the eyepiece ?. In the field of view of the
disrariib ?fiei"f wijl- b6" seen a round light - coloured spot in which
tbe obj ect aimed at appears as
a double image. On turning the
disc B one of these images rvill
move. Rotate the disc until
the double outlines disappear
and the two images coincide.
When this has been done, the
distance meter and also the cd.mera lens are in correct focus
on the object.

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�A graduated scale of distances
is also engraved on the outside
of the lens cell and a mark
shows the distance on which
the lens is focussed.

The View-Finder
B. On looking through the eyepiece 5
of the finder, make sure that all
obj ects which are to be photographed are seen.
Special finderso such as the Albada finder are inserted in the
metal shoe 9.

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�When taking the picture, see that the horizontal and vertical lines
of the subject run parallel to the sides of the finder. Tilting the
camera either downwards or upwards will make towers., high buildings etc. appear as though they were falling over.

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9. The camera has a bush for screwirg it to a tripod.

10. After every exposure wind the
film on to the next picture. If
this is overlooked, the shutter
cannot be released. This makes
it impossible to make two eXposures on one section of the
same film.

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�IV. Closing the Camera
The camera is closed by pressing
on the short upper arms of the
struts and at the same time raising
the baseboard.

Some Hints on Taking Pictures
The Super Ikomat 2'ln*2rf n" is fitted with one of two lenses, viz. the
Tessar fl2.B or f13.5, both of which have different tasks to perform.
While the Tessar //3.5 is only intended for use when it is desired to
obtain, at full aperture, sharply defined negatives that allow of considerable enlargemento the Tessar f l2.B will be chosen when a lens with
an especially large aperture is preferred. It goes without saying that
pictures taken with the Tessar fl2.B at full aperture are not so suitable
for enlargement as those taken with smaller stops. It is therefore ad27

�visable to use the full aperture of the lens only when the lighting conditions make it absolutely necessary. For the ordinary type of subject,
the lens should preferably be stopped down, say, to f15.6 and the time
of exposure adjusted accordingly.

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The large aperture of the lens allows of instantaneous exposures up to
l/noo sec. in bright light.
In dull weather slower shutter speeds must be
should not be taken,
used. In that case objects in rapid,-;movement
especially if they are close to the carfrera.
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When the light is good, the lens can be stopped down to f lll and at
this aperture there is the advantage that when focussing on 24 ft. all
objects from infinity to LL'7" are in uniformly sharp focus.
Portraits
and close-ups should be taken with the largest stop, whereas
for far distant subjects and distant views the lens should be stopped
d o wn t o f lB .

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�N. B. Two-point

Setting

For the purpose of making the
camera ready for use in the minimum of time, the Super fkomat is
also fitted with the popular Zeiss
trkon Two-point Setting.
For this, the stop is set to about
f I L0 and the lens focussed on about
26 ft. The shutter should preferably
be set to 'lru sec. The exact setting
for aperture and distance are marked
by red dots. As shown by the table

(ptg" 3l), a wide range of depth of
focus is obtained by setting in this way - sufficient for the great majority of subjects. When using Rapid Film the above exposure will still
suffice on bright sunshiny winter days during the hours from 9 a. m.
to3p.m.
Use of Supplementary Lenses
The camera lens will not focus on objects nearer to the camera
than 5 ft. A supplementary lens or Proxar lens must be used for these.
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�The distances for which the different lenses can be used, as well as
data regardirg the focussing, will be seen from the table at the foot
of page 31.

Ever-ready Case
Needless to say? a valuable camera such as the Super Ikomat should
of a
not be exposed to weather etc., b4[ must have the protection
leather case. The Ever-ready Case iS not one of the ordinary kind but
is provided with a flap which is readily opened and allows of the
€xposure being made and of all
of the
the required manipulation
taking the latter
camera without
out of the case.
The camera is fixed to the Everready case by means of the screw
in the interior of the case. It must
be screwed into the bush at the
bottom of the camera by turning
the milled screw-head on the outside of the leather case in a clockwise direction.

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Fig . 1

2+
2+

1-+

4

+

1+

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+12

5+
+5

7+

+
10

+
8

+6

1 = Bouton pour dégager l'abattant
2
Clé pour enrouler la pellicule
3 = ·Verrou pour fermer le dos de l'appa r-e!!

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4 = Viseur clair
5 = Obturate ur et objectif .
6 = Petit pied pour poses verticales sa.-;s :::ë-=;et
7 = Bras pour fixer le devan t rabatt.:

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1

= Ecrou pour

VIS

+
7
de pied pour poses

verticales
. de pied pour
9 = Ecrou pour VIS
poses
horizontales
10
Dispositif pour placer le flexible
11
Viseur à cadre
12
Mire pour ce viseur

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Généralités

L' Ikonta se distingue des types d'appareils
connus par la con~fruction essentiellement
différente du porte-objectif. C'est un appareil
vraiment «à ressort» où l'ouverture, avec .
une seule main, fait jaillir l'objectif dans la
position d'emploi et rend l'appareil prêt pour
la prise de vue.
L'ouverture habituelle de l'abattant et
le tirage du chariot jusqu'à la butée de
l'infini sont -supprimés. Pour les prises de
vues d'objets rapprochés, l'appareil se règle
sur chaque distance en tournant l'anneau de
la lentille de devant de l'objectif. La planéité
de la pellicule exposée à l'impression est
assurée par une plaque de pression à ressort
dans la cloison arrière de l'appareil.
Une nouveauté charmante et pratique est
la façon de loger le flexible dans l'appareil de
sorte qu'il ne peut ni se perdre ni endommager
le soufflet.

La petite fenêtre dans le dos de
l'appareil permet l'emploi de pellicules panchromatiques sans crai~te
de voile.

A v an t d'introduire la
est recommandé de se familiariser
avec toutes les manipulations de
l'appareil.

L'ouverture de l'appareil
•

Prendre l'appareil en main et presser sur le
bouton à ressort (1) placé en dessous de la
clé qui sert à enrouler la pellicule. Ceci
dégage l'arrêt de l'abattant qui se déploie
vers le bas, l'objectif (5) s'avance automatiquement dans la position de prise de
vue et l'on perçoit le bruit d'encliquetage
des bras (7) aux deux côtés du soufflet.

Les viseurs .
•

•

Chaque appareil est équipé avec un viseur
clair_(4) pour prises de vues à hauteur de
la _poitrine. Il montre en réduction la même
image que celle qui sera projetée par l'objectif sur la pellicule. Les objets qui doivent
figurer sur la photographie doivent être
vi~ibles dans le viseur. En ouvrant l'appareil, le viseur est disposé normalement pour
la prise de vue en format de hauteur. Pour
les prises de vues en format de largeur, le

4

5
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viseur · doit être renversé jusqu'à la butée.
L'examen de l'image est grandement facilité
en utilisant une loupe de viseur.
La petite image du viseur se trouve,
par l'application de cette loupe, environ
5 fois grossie.

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i disponible

&amp;spa ce

disponible
pour format
hori3ontal

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: pour
! format
l vertical
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Le viseur clair
•
plus équipé avec un
viseur. pliant à cadre (11) avec mire
(12) pour prises de vues à hauteur des yeux.
Ce viseur est placé sur un côté de l'appareil
et pour s'en servir on le déplie, approche l'œil
aussi près que possible de la mire et vise à
travers le centre du cadre qui fait voir alors
l'image telle qu'elle est vue par l'objectif.
L'appareil est

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Fig. 3

Fermeture de l'appareil

en

Fermeture de l'appareil
•

Ramener le viseur dans sa position normale
pour prises de vues en format de hauteur.
Saisir ensuite l'appareil à deux mains (v. fig. 3)
et appuyer avec les pouces sur les deux bras
(7), ce qui dégage l'arrêt et permet de fermer
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�facilement l'abattant. Le porte-objectif et · le
soufflet se rangent automatiquement par ce
mouvement.

Tenue de l'appareil
pendant la prise de vue
La construction de l'appareil a été spécialement prévue pour en faire un appareil à
main et il servira surtout aux prises de
vues instantanées faites à main libre. Le
saisir, pour cela; fermement de la main
gauche et l'appuyer contre le corps pour le
maintenir aussi im.t.nobile ·que possi~le. De
la main droite ·a ctionner l'obturateur au
moyen du déclencheu.r métallique· (v. fig. 4).
La tenue de l'appareil en se servant du
viseur iconomètrè est montrée dans la fig. 5.
Il faut faire attention à ce que les lignes
horizontales et verticales de l'objet visé
sont parallèles aux 'limites correspondantes
du cadre ou il y aura une mauvaise image.
Les prises de vues qui exigent une exposition plus lente qu;uri · 25ème de seconde
doivent être faites à l'aide d'un pied. Des
écrous de pied sont prévus pour cela sur
l'appareil, un pour prises de v_ues en hauteur et un autre pour prises :de vues en

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·Fig. 4

Tenue de l'appareil pendant une prise de
vue en format de hauteur en se servant
du viseur clair

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8

9

�largeur. L'écrou de pied pour les prises de
vues en format de hauteur ( 8) se trouve
sous l'abattant, et celui pour le format horizontal (9) sur le côté de l'appareil (du côté
de la clé). Si l'on veut pendre des vues en
hauteur sans pied, on peut placer l'appareil
sur une table ou le disposer de façon à ce
que l'on puisse déplier le petit pied (6) qui
se trouve sous l'abattant.

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Introduction de la pellicule
Les bobines de pellicules peuvent être chargées dàns l'appareil à la lumière du jour,
de même que retirées après l'exposition.
On est donc indépendant de la chambre
noire pour le renouvellement du support
sensible, ce qui est très avantageux, surtout
en voyage. Il se recommande toutefois de
n'en pas entreprendre le changement aux
rayons directs du soleil, mais au moins à
l'ombre du corps.
·
En poussant dans le sens de la flèche le
bo uton (3) qui se trouve sous la poignée de
l'appareil, le dos, appliqué au corps de la
chambre, se trouve libéré et peut être ouvert.
Dans un appareil neuf, une bobine vide se
trouve dans le magasin supérieur, elle est

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Fig. 5
Tenue de l'appareil en travaillant avec le
viseur à cadre pour une prise de vue en
format de largeur

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�destinée à recevoir la pellicule impressionnée.
Elle peut être tournée à l'aide de la clé (2).
L'axe de la bobine est creux aux deux extrémités afin de pouvoir être appliqué sur
les pivots à ressorts destinés à recevoir la
bobine.
Pour placer la bobine vide dans le magasin
supérieur on presse l'extrémité qui a un trou
rond (Ü ) contre le pivot à ressort, - l'autre
extrémité munie d'une fente ( G ) est dirigée
du côté de la clé, - et on tourne la clé jusqu'à
ce que sa partie intérieure rentre dans la ~ent~.
et entraîne la bobine destinée à recevoir la
pellicule impressionée.
La bobine pleine est introduite dans le
magasin inférieur, en ayant soin de l'enga~e:
d'abord sur le pivot à ressort. Le bout taille
en pointe de la bande de papier protectrice
doit être dirigé vers la bobine vide.
Après avoir arraché la bande de fermeture tirer l'extrémité du papier protecteur
'
par-dessus
les deux rouleaux guide et l' entrer
dans ' la fente la plus làrge de la bobine
vide. En donnant quelques tours de cl~,
la bande de papier se trouvera tendue.
Pendant cette opération, il faut . veiller soigneusement à ce que la bande de papier
s'enroule bien drojit (fig. 6) et ~qu'elle ne

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Fig. 6
La fac.on d'enrouler la pellic.ule sur la bobine
'

soit pas poussée sur les bords de la bobine.
La pellicule devrait être de suite rétablje
correctement si un enroulement en biais se
produisait.
Pour rendre l'appareil prêt à la prise de
vue, refermer le dos et tourner la clé jusqu'à

13 .

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�Déchargement de l'appareil

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Fig. 7

La façon d'enlever la bobine

ce qu'apparaisse, dans la petite fenêtre rouge
se trouvant dans la cloison arrière de l'appareil d'abord une main - - , puis le chiffre 1.
'La petite fenêtre permet l'emploi de pellicules panchromatiques dans l'appareil sans
avoir à craindre un voile.

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La dernière partie de la pellicule ayant .été
impressionnée, enrouler complètement la
pellicule et se convaincre que cette opération
a été menée à bien en voyant le bout de
la bande glisser dans la fenêtre rouge .
Ouvrir ensuite le dos de l'appareil de la
façon déjà décrite, maintenir tendu d~une
main le papier protecteur et l'enrouler complètement sur la bobine en tournant la clé.
Cacheter la pellicule avec le papier collant
prévu pour cet usage et sortir la bobine en
la pressant à nouveau contre le pivot à
ressor~ du magasin et en la soulevant en
même temps (Fig. 7 ).

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Poses longues

Les obturateurs
a) Obturateur Derval, pour instantanés
de lf2s , lfso et lit oo de seconde et poses à
volonté et

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Amener la lettre Z (T) du disque (R) sur
la marque gravée en haut du disque. Appuyer
sur le déclencheur (D) pour ouvrir l'obturateur. Appuyer une seconde fois pour le fermer.
R

R

D

s

0

0

..

E

E

Poses courtes

Obturateur Telma,

pour instantanés de
1/2s, 1/so et l/ 100 avec ou sans déclenchement
automatique à retardement et poses à volonté.

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Amener la lettre B du disque sur la marque.
Appuyer sur le déclencheur pour ouvrir
l'obturateur. Cesser la pression sur le . déclencheur et l'obturateur se fermera.

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�Instantanés sans déclenchement
automatique à retardement

b)

Am~ner un des chiffres du disque (R), qui
representent la vitesse en fractions · de seconde, sur la marque et appuyer sur le
levier (D) pour faire fonctionner l'obturate ur
à la vitesse voulue. Pour employer le déclen~heur flexible livré avec l'appareil, on
le vtsse dans la douille ( 0) et s'en sert à
la place du levier (D).

T poses

0

pour instantanés avec ou sans déclenchement automatique à retardement et poses .
à volonté

B Poses courtes

.

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long~es

Tourner la couronne (R) pour amener la
lettre T en regard de l'index (A). Une
pression sur le levier (D) ou sur le déclencheur flexible vissé dans la douille (0) ·o uvre
•
l'obÙuateur .qui ne se referme qu'après une
seconde pression.

Instantanés avec déclenchement
automatique à retardement (pour
obturateur Telma seulement)
Amener un des chiffres du disque (R) sur
la marque.
Armer le dispositif de retardement en
appuyant sur le levier (S) qui porte un
disque rouge.
Déclencher par une pression sur ie levier
(D). Après un mouvement préliminaire de
12 secondes environ l'exposition se fait
comme d'habitude.

Obturateur Compur

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F
1

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Tourner la couronne (R) pour amener la
lettre B en regard de l'index (A). Une
pression sur le levier (D) ou sur le déclencheur flexible ouvre l'obturateur qui se
referme aussitôt que cette pression cesse.
Ne pas presser une seconde fois, car alors
l'obturateur s'ouvrirait à nouveau.

Instantanés sans le déclenchement
automatique à retardement
Tourner la couronne (R) pour amener le
chiffre correspondant à la durée d'exposition
désirée en regard de l'index (A).

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Les chiffres indiquent des fractions de seconde
(25 = I/2s de seconde).- Armer ensuite l'obturateur en poussant le levier (1) vers la droite
jusqu'à la butée. - Actionner le levîer (D)
ou le déclencheur flexible pour mettre l'obturateur en marche. Le levier (1) ne
s'emploie que pour les instantanés. Quand
l'index de la couronne (R) marque T ou B,
il est impossible de déplacer ce levier.
L'augmentation de vitesse de 1 à 1/Ioo de
seconde étant continue, on peut faire marquer
des valeurs intermédiaires à l'index de la
couronne.

FA

+

-t V,.

0+

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E
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A = Index pour régler le tePlps de pose

=

D
Levier de déclenchement
E = Index pour le diaphragme
F = Bouton pour faire jouer le dispositif
de retardement (seulement avec Ikonta
6X9 cm avec Tessar 1: 4,5)
1
Levier pour armer l'obturateur pour
les instantanés
0
Douille filetée recevant le déclencheur
flexible
R = Couronne tournante pour régler le
temps de pose

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Instantanés par le déclenchement
automatique à retardement (seulement pour Ikonta 6x9 cm avec
Tessar 1 : 4,5)
A utiliser seulement pour les instantanés de 1 à 11100 de seconde.
Le réglage de l'obturateur est identique à
celui qui a été indiqué pour les instantanés
ordinaires. Il faut seulement, après avoir
poussé le levier (1) jusqu'à la butée, déplacer
dans la direction de la flèche gravée le petit
bouton (F), t;e trouvant au-dessus de l'index
(A), puis pousser le levier (1) encore pl us
loin à droite jusqu'à une seconde butée. Si,

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�ceci fait, on appuie sur le levier de déclenchement (D) ou sur le déclencheur flexible, il
se produit d'abord un mouvement · préli~
minaire et ce n'est qu'ensuite, 12 secon·des
plus tard environ, que l'exposition se fait
comme d'habitude. Ce dispositif prodigieusement pratique permet à l'amateur de se
photographier soi-même, soit seul soit parmi
un groupe d'amis.

U-ne série des Ikonta 6 x 9 cm avec obturateur Telma est livrée sans ce dispositif;
ces appareils sont munis d'un flexible assez
court qui en fermant l'appareil est placé
devant le porte-objectif.
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armant l'obturateur pour ce
genre d'instantanés, nous recommandons d'exercer sur le porteobjectif une contre-pression, pour
faciliter cet armement et pour
. ménager les parties métalliques du
devant.

Le Flexible
Le flexible, livré avec l'appareil, doit être
vissé sur l'écrou 0 de l'obturateur (voir
pages 16, 17 et 20).
Avant de fermer l'appareil on dévisse le
flexible et le passe par le petit anneau, et
il sera retenu par la petite butée devant
cet anneau.
Pour sortir le flexible, il suffit de soulever
le bout et de l'en tirer dehors.

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Fig. 8 Placement
du flexible

Le diaphragme
Sous l'objectif se trouve une aiguille mobile
(E) (voir pages 16, 17 et 20) qui peut être
réglée sur divers nombres. Son déplacement
modifie_l'ouverture de l'objectif. La grandeur
de cette ouverture diminue en raison de la

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�croissance des nombres du diaphragme.
Diaphragmer procure un avantage qu'il ne
faut pas méconnaître, car la netteté générale
de l'image augmente avec la croissance -des
nombres du diaphragme. La diminution de
l'ouverture de l'objectif se fait naturellem~nt
aux dépens de la clarté de l'image projetée à
travers l'objectif, le temps d'exposition devra
donc être augmenté proportionnellement. On
obtiendra le plus facilement le temps de pose
exact pour chaque ouverture de diaphragme
au moyen du tableau de pose, livré avec
l'appareil, ou on le .d éterminera à l'aide du
«Diaphot Zeiss Ikon» qui est un photomètre
optique stlr.

L'échelle des distances
L'échelle des distances est gravée sur l'anneau
de l'objectif, ce qui permet, en faisant tourner
ce dernier, de régler les distances 00 (signe de
l'infini), jusqu'à 1,5 resp. 2 m. Des réglages
intermédiaires à ceux marqués sur l'échelle,
comme par exemple 7 rn, peuvent être
facilement appréciés. On ne doit jamais
s'approcher à plus de 1,5 rn de l'objet à
photographier, car autrement les proportions
de l'image paraîtront faussées.

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Il est à recommander aux amateurs avertis,
de connaître l'étendue du champ de netteté
pour Jes différents réglages du diaphragme
et de l'échelle des distances. Nous avons
joint, dans ce but, une petite table qui donne
les distances en mètres. On peut en outre
cont1aître, au moyen de cette table, sur
quelle distance et sur quel diaphragme doit
être réglé l'appareil pour photographier des
sujets qui possèdent une grande étendue en
profQndeur comme, par exemple, des paysages avec premier plan, un grand groupe
dans lequel les premières personnes sont à
3 rn et les plus éloignées à 7 rn de l'appareil, etc.
Pour ce dernier cas, la table permet de
constater qu'avec un diaphragme 11 et un
réglage des distances de 5 rn la profondeur
de netteté s'étend de 10 à 3 rn, un groupe,
ayant une étendue en profondeur de 3 à 7 rn
viendra donc suffisamment net.

La prise de vue
L'excellente luminosité des objectifs permet
de faire par un jour de soleil des instantanés
1/2so resp. 1/3oome de seconde avec 'te diaphragme 1: 4,5 ou de 1/toome de seconde avec
l'ouverture 1: 6,3.
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Par un ciel couvert il faut employer des
vitesses plus petites et ne pas photographier
des objet~ trop mouvementés, à moins qu'ils
ne se trouvent à une assez grande distance.
Par un temps de soleil on peut se servir
du diaphragme 8 et on a alors l'avantage
que tous les objets à partir d'une distance
de 9 rn jusqu'à l'infini seront nets.
Pour prises de vues de portraits et d'objets
très rapprochés (mais pas à moins de 2 rn),
employer la grande ouverture du diaphr~gme.
Important:
Pour avoir l'Ikonta aussitôt prêt lorsqu'il
s'agit de faire des instantanés à l'imprévu,
sans avoir le temps de refléchir ou de se
préparer, nous recommandons · de régler
l'appareil de la façon suivante:
Diaphragme environ 1:11
Ce réglage est
Echelle de mise au point marqué par des
environ 10 rn
points rouges
et Obturateur 1/2sme
de seconde.
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Avec ce réglage tous les objets depuis le
grand lointain (oo) jusqu'à un rapprochement
de 3 rn viendront nets et le temps de pose
suffit même par un jour d'hiver (entre 10 et
14 heures).

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Lentilles supplémentaires:
a) Ikonta 6,5 x 11 cm
Pour ·prises de vues à une distance de 1,8 rn
il faut employer d es lentilles supplémentaires
(pour le Novar la lentille No. 995/ 9 et pour
le Tessar la lentille Proxar 0,5 x 37).
b) Ikonta 6 x 9 cm
_
Avec le Tessar et le Do min ar la mise au
point est limitée à 1,5 rn, et avec le N ovar
à 2 rp. Afin de pouvoir photographier des
objets plus proches, on doit employer pour
le Tessar et Dominar la lentille Proxar 1x 32,
et pour le N ovar la lentille supplémentaire
No. 995/ 8.
c) lkonta 5 x 7,5 cm
Le N ovar n'a pas besoin, d'une lentille
supplémentaire. Avec le Tessar il faut
employer la lentille Proxar 1 x 24.
Tables pour l'emploi de lentilles supplémentaires voir pages 28 à 31.

Afin d'éviter d'exposer une partie
de la pellicule deux fois, enrouler
la pellicule immédiatement après
chaque prise de vue.

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�~Table

de la
profondeur de netteté de l'Ikonta 5&gt;&lt;7,5 cm

R églage d e la
distan ce 00

Dia·

phragme m

4,5
18- oo
5,6 14,6-oo
13- oo
6,3
10,2- oo
8
7 5- oo
11
'5- oo
16
22
3 8- 00
32
2 ' 6- oo

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10 rn

6rn

5rn

4rn

3rn

2rn

1,5 rn

1,2 rn

rn
6,4- 23
6,0-32
5,7- 43
5 5- oo
4 '3-oo
3 ' 3- 00
' oo
2 ,752 ,06- oo

rn
4 5 -9
'
4.25-10
4,1 -11
3,8-14,5
3,3 - 30
2 , 7 -00
2,32-oo
1,8 - 00

rn
3,9-6,9
3,7- 7,7
3,6-8,1
3,4-9,8
3,0- 15
2 1 5- 00
2, 16-oo
1, 71-oo

rn
3,3-5,2
3,2- 5,5
3,1- 5,8
2,9- 6,6
2,6- 8,6
2,2-20
1, 95- oo
1 ,58-oo

rn
2,6 - 3,6
2,5 - 3,8
2,44- 3,9
2,32- 4,2
2,14- 5,0
1,87-7,5
1,67- 14
1,40- oo

rn
1,8 - 2,25
1,75-2,3
1,73-2,36
1,67-2,5
1,58- 2,7
1,43-3,3
1,31- 4,2
1,13- 8,7

rn
1,38-1,64
1,36-1,68
1,35-1,70
1,31-1,76
1,25-1,87
1,15-2,14
1,07-2,5
0,95-3,5

rn
1.,13-1 ,28
1, 11-1,31
1,10-1,32
1,08-1,36
1,03-1 ,43
0, 97-1,58
0,91-1,76
0,82-2,25

,.

Echelle de distance en employant des lentillesProxar
(lkonta 5x7,5 avec Tessar)
La distance de l'objet
à photographier
1
correspond à un repère
sur l'échelle
00

0,91 0,86 0,83 0,30 0, 75 0,67 0,6o::o,54 rn
10

6

5

3

4

2

1,5

1,2 rn

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Table de la profondeur de netteté de l'Ik~nta 6x 9 cm
avec Novar 1:6,3,D ominar 1:4,5 ou Tessar 1:4,5
f=10,5 cm·
t
Di aphragme! 4,5
Q)

(,)

p

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·-""
rn

'0

d

(,) &lt;

'0
Q)

en

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tû

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P::l

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00

15
8
5
4
3
2,5
2
1'7
1,5

1

23,0- oo
9,0- 42,0
6,0-12,2
4,1- 6,4
3,4- 4,8
2,7- 3,4
2,3- 2,8
1,8- 2,2
1,6- 1,9
1,4- 1, 6

5,6

1

1

6 .3

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