Mamiya SEKOR MACRO Z 140 mm f/4.5, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Instructions for Use
(1) General photography when an auto extension
tube is not used
Photography Distance: ~ - about 2.5 ft (75 cm) (from film
plane to subject)
1.
Align the mark (red) on the floating ring with the central
index mark on the lens barrel (Fig. 2).
2. Focus the camera.
3. Read the bellows extension amount (mm) from the distance
scale on the side of the camera (Fig. 3) and align it with the
scale on the floating ring. (In this case, the white scale
beginning with is used. In this scale, one stop is equivalent
to an extension of 5 mm.).
4. Adjust the focus once more.
* In photographing faraway subjects, adequately sharp images
can be obtained if the floating ring is aligned to
When the
floating ring has been operated, always readjust the focus.
(2) When using the auto extension tube No. 1
Photography Distance: About 2.5 ft -1.9 ft (76 cm - 59 cm)
(from film plane to subject)
1. Align the red spot on the yellow No. 1 scale on the floating ring
with the central index mark lens barrel (Fig. 4).
2. Focus the camera.
3. Read the bellows extension amount (mm) from the distance
scale on the side of the camera (Fig. 3) and align it with the
scale on the floating ring. (In this case, one stop is equivalent
to an extension of 5 mm.).
4. Adjust the focus once more.
* If the picture is taken after step 2, an adequately sharp image can
be obtained. When you want maximum sharpness to the outer
edges, carry out steps 3 and 4. In this case, always readjust the
focus.
(3) When using the auto extension tube No-2
Photography Distance: About 2 ft - 1.9 ft (60 cm - 56 cm) (from film
plane to subject)
1.
Align the red spot on the white No. 2 scale with the central
index mark on the lens barrel (Fig. 5).
2. Focus the camera.
3. Read the bellows extension amount (mm) from the distance
scale on the side of the camera and align it with the scale on
the floating ring. (In this case, one stop is equivalent to an
extension of 10 mm.).
4. Adjust the focus once more.
* If the picture is taken after step 2, an adequately sharp image
can be obtained. When you want maximum sharpness to the
outer edges, carry out steps 3 and 4. In this case, always
readjust the focus.