Mamiya M645 1000S, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Multiple Exposures Infrared Photography
When the Multiple Exposure Lever's white dot
is aligned with "MULTI", the double-exposure
mechanism is disengaged so that the shutter
can be cocked using the Film Advance Crank,
but the film will not advance and the Film
Counter Window will not display the next frame.
To make multiple exposures, set the Multiple
Exposure Lever to "MULTI", either before or
after the initial multiple exposure, and then
continue to make multiple exposures by ro-
tating the Film Advance Crank, and then
releasing the shutter.
To end multiple-exposure photography, return
the Multiple Exposure Lever to its white dot
(normal) position.
To release the shutter when there is no film in
the camera, set the Multiple Exposure Lever to
"MULTI".
When using infrared film, it is necessary to make
a focus adjustment in order to achieve a sharp
image. A focus adjustment is especially important
when:
a) Using a non wide-angle lens
b) Taking close-ups
c) Photographing at wide apertures
Focus Adjustment Procedure
1. The red dot or line on the right side of the center
reference line is the infrared mark.
2. After focusing in the usual manner, read the distance
on the Distance Scale that is aligned with the center
reference mark on the lens, and then make the focus
adjustment by turning the Focusing Ring slightly in the
direction of the arrow so that the distance observed is
aligned with the infrared mark.
For information about filters and exposures, read the
information that accompanies the film.
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