Hasselblad 1000 F, Руководство пользователя

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The catch secures the magazine to the camera body. The pullout slide closes the film aperture light tight when the magazine is
removed from the body. The window flap opens the rear window for advancing the film to the first exposure. It is fitted with a film
type an speed indicator. The spool key unlocks the spool holder for loading. The loading key serves to windo up the film to the first
exposure. The panel carries identifying marks for the number of exposures available with the magazine, and also a film plane mark.
The film counter shows the number of frames exposed, and is coupled with the transport machanism of the camera. The signal
indicates whether the film in the film plane has been exposed. The locking hooks engage the bottom of the camera body when
attaching the magazine.
Fitting the magazine. Check that the signal on the camera and magazine correspond (left), then hook the bottom of the magazine
to the camera body (centre left), push the magazine against the camera back (centre), and secure the catch (centre right). Then
pull out the slide (right); the camera is now ready to shoot.
Removing the magazine. First always insert the slide to close the film
aperture light-tight (right), then press the catch to release the magazine
from the body (far right).
Fitting to, and Removal from, the Camera
Let us start with the magazine attached to the camera.
Before the magazine can be removed, the sheath has to be in place on the front of the magazine, protecting any film in it from being
exposed to the light. As a safety feature, the magazine cannot be removed from the camera body until the sheath is completely
inserted into the magazine. To insert the sheath slide it into the slot on top and push down fully. The bent-over part of the sheath
(which acts as a finger hold) should always be towards the front of the magazine for easier loading.
To remove the magazine, press the catch on the top to the right, let the magazine drop back, and lift it out from the two catches on
the camera body.
When a magazine is freshly loaded and the automatic counter set to No. 1, the signal on the light is white, indicating that an
unexposed frame is in position in the magazine.
Before you attach the magazine to the camera, the corresponding signal on the right-hand side of the body (behind and before the
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