Mamiya ZE-X, Руководство пользователя

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Aperture Priority AE
Use of this mode allows you to select any aperture freer while the camera automatically matches it with the
appropriate shutter speed. This permits you to take full advantage of the different focusing characteristics of the
lens in us to create different effects with your pictures. Large apertures for example, can be used to highlight
your subject again an out-of-focus background, while small apertures will give greater overall sharpness to the
entire photo.
Programmed AE (Total Auto)
With this mode, the camera's microprocessor selects both the shutter speed and the aperture according to the
prevailing light conditions. Since the camera sets up the exposure for you entirely, this mode is highly suitable
for candid photography and snapshots where there is no time or it is too much trouble for you to set the
exposure controls yourself. Naturally, it is also ideal for beginners, since there is little danger of exposure
failure. In fact, we recommend that you keep the camera in this mode while carrying it, so that you will always
be ready for those once-in-a-life time shots. This will also give you the option of switching directly to the
shutter speed or aperture Priority AE modes as
needed.
Electronic Flash AE
When used in combination with the dedicated Mamiyalite MZ flash units, the ZE-X will automatically set the
aperture and synchronize for flash on charging, thereby making auto flash exposures as easy as normal auto
exposures. In addition, the Crossover System makes flash override possible in all of the AE modes.
Basic operations steps
1. Load the batteries.
Make sure polarity is correct!
2. Load the film and advance to the first frame.