Make 2 blank exposures (the first two frames
are on the exposed end of the film). Turn the
rewind knob (13) to the direction of its engraved
arrow to make the film taut..
If the camera is loaded properly, turning the advance knob 5 will
cause the rewind knob
13
to turn in the direction opposite its
engraved arrow. A stationary rewind knob will indicate either an
improperly loaded film or a loosely wound film in the cartridge or
the take-up spool
Finish the loading process by setting the frame counter disk to "0" by turning its movable part (fig. 10).
Note: An empty film cartridge (old type) can be used as a take-up spool.
2.2.
Basic shooting
The process of shooting consists of the following operations:
1. Determination of appropriate aperture and shutter speed;
1. Shutter cocking;
2. Selection of shutter speed;
3. Selection of aperture;
4. Focusing;
5. Composing;
6. Release of shutter.
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