Pull tapered end of film across back of camera and
insert into and through the slit of Film Take-up
Spool (U) (Fig. 3). Rotate Film Take-up Spool (U)
in direction of are row to take up film slack . . .
check to see that sprocket holes in film have
engaged both sets of Sprocket Teeth (V).
Close the camera teach and snap it shut. Advance
Film Wind Lever (D) twice, depressing Shutter
Release Button (B) each time. Advance Film Wind
Lever once more and Film Counter (E) will be
automatically set to "1", ready for your first picture
(Fig. 4)
Correct exposure
Open Electric-eye Battery Chamber (Z) with a coin by turning the
cover counterclockwise, put a mercury battery with the plus "+" side
up and replace the cover (Fig 5). The mercury battery is the power
source for the electric-eye and will last for a year approximately. For
replacement use 1.35v type Eveready EPX 675, Mallory, PX675 or
equivalent.
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. There are several options.
To set the exposure meter for the film you are using, turn Film Speed Selector (O) either to the left or right until
the same film speed number as your film appears in Film Speed Window (N) (Fig. 6). Check the instruction
sheet packaged with your film for the correct film speed setting. Next set Auto/Manual Ring (G) at "A" (Auto).
Your camera is now set for automatic exposure control (Fig. 7).
