EXPOSURE SETTING AND
SHUTTER RELEASE
1. Turn the Shutter Speed Control Wheel
(right) and Aperture Control Wheel (left)
in either direction with your thumbs and
position the desired settings in the
Shutter Speed/Lens Aperture Indicator
Window.
2. Make sure the shutter speed setting is
aligned properly with the indicator stub
on the window frame. As for the
aperture setting, it can be set at any in
between settings, as required.
3. Push the Shutter Cocking Lever all
the way down. To make exposure, press
the Shutter Release Button gently.
CAUTION:
Avoid resetting the shutter
speed after the Shutter Cocking Lever
is pushed all the way down.
FOCUSING AND
PICTURE
COMPOSITION
Your Yashica 635 is a twin-lens reflex
camera. It features a pair of perfectly
matched lenses, enabling you to focus
and compose your pictures most
effectively through the viewing lens
positioned directly above the taking
lens.
1. Lift and open the Focusing Hood, as
illustrated.
2. Turn the Focusing Knob until the
image of your subject on the ground-
glass viewing screen appears sharply
defined. The clear focusing spot at the
center of the screen will enable you to
secure critical focus.
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The viewing screen shows the exact
field covered by the taking lens.
Therefore, compose your picture
within the
viewing frame.
