Using the Self-timer
Turn the lever (18) (fig. 3) counter clockwise against the
stop (fig. 16).
Note: Do not, by any means, turn the self-timer lever
further than the pin. When turning, do not press it against
the camera body to prevent deformation of the lever and
block the pin. When twisted to the left, the self timer will
appear to have a short start and shutter will not fire.
The self-timer delay is between 9 to 15 seconds. It is
recommended to first set the shutter speed, and then the
self-timer. During the self-timer's run, do not change
shutter speeds. This can damage the shutter.
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To prevent blurred pictures, the camera must be used with a tripod (or any suitable support) and a cable release for
exposures longer than 1/25 sec.
2.3. Rewinding film
When the frame counter reads "36", it means that
the film has reached its end. Stop further shooting
and unload the camera (for cartridge to cartridge
film loading).
Note: With film lengths shorter than 1.6 meters the
film end is indicated by an increased resistance in
winding with the winding knob 8 (fig. 1)
Hold the camera with the left hand, cap the lens, press the film rewind button all the way in with the left index finger,
and turn the rewind knob 13 (fig. 13) to the direction of its engraved arrow (fig. 17).
Turn the rewind knob until a slight resistance is felt, and finally gone, indicating that the film has been pulled back in
to its cartridge.