UNLOADING THE FILM
This camera can take 24-25 frames when the camera is set to
normal 135 format or panoramic format.
1. When you find that it is very difficult to advance the film, it
means that the whole roll has been exposed. Simply open the
camera and take out the film canisters.
2. Cut the two film canisters apart and remember to leave at least
one inch of film outside so that it can become your next take-up
canister.
3. When processing the film, be
sure to leave at least one inch at
the end of the film so you may
use it as your next take-up
canister. Shooting more film will
result in a higher capacity take-
up canister.
Note: Although the camera is designed for you to load and unload the
film anywhere, we highly recommend that you do not load or
unload the film under bright sunlight as the film may be
damaged by light leaks.
MAINTENANCE
1. Avoid getting the camera wet.
2. Do not allow the camera to be exposed to strong sunlight for a
long period of time.
3. Do not press or punch the pinhole or zone plate with any object.
4. Never clean the camera with an alcohol-based cleaning agent.
5. Clean the camera with a cotton cloth, and a polishing oil like
lemon oil, or orange oil for woodworking. Beeswax is
preferable.
6. If the shutter or the exposure scale is too tight or too loose,
adjust the screw that holds it with a screw driver.
7. Clean the pinhole/zone plate with an air blower tenderly. Keep
the blower at least one inch away from the pinhole or the zone
plate and blow away the dust tenderly. Too much air pressure
may damage the pinhole and the zone plate.
8. Never over-tighten the knobs or any screw of the camera. It will
cause damage to the camera.
9. Do not store the camera near a heat source or in a cabinet with
humidity control, as the camera may dry up or crack.
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