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tirne exposuresFor exposures of longer than 1/25thsecond, it will be necessary to take atime exposure. Turn the thin milled ringuntil the B is oppos

self - timerThe \{emar has a self-timing nech-anism which allows about a nine seconddelay in exposure to permit the photog-rapher time to get in

thing from 5' 4" to 7' will be in ac-ceptably sharp focus. However, with thediaphragm closed down to f/16, every-thing from 3'

depth of field scaleA depth-of-field scale is convenientlyIocated on the stationary lens mount atthe front of the camera. On each side ofth

there is anAnsco filmfor every pictureSUPREME - A fast panchromatic flne-grain film ideal for indoor or outdoorphotography. It comes in 20 and

film type indicatorA film type indicator is incorporatedin the top of the rewind knob. The in-dicator is set as a reminder of the kindof fi

Taken from www. butkus. ors/chinonSet the counter disc at A by pressing inthe center and turning counterclockwise.PulI out the rewintl knob (marked

rloulcr.oor exposuresExposures outdoors vary according tothe existing light antl the type of filmbeing used. With the excellent coatedIens of t

indoor exposuresThe illumination tor pictures indoorsshould be from either floodlamps orflashlamps. Flootllamp illumination is aconvenient, economic

FTOODLAMP EXPOSURE TABTE (for Supreme Film)Main LightFill-in LightD10't4't/Ltt/8f /5.6t/4.t/3.5r/25r/50r/100r/200r/25r/50l/r001/25L/50tr&apo

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flashlamp exposuresTo get the IulI enio)'ll)ent from yourcamera, try making flash pictures. It isahvays fun to take pictures indoors -at partie

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color photographyColor photography is fun - color pho-tography vrith your Memar is easy. Theresulting transparencies can be viewedby projection o

color photography indoorsFLOoDLAMPS Color transParenciescan be made by the illumination fromtwo #2 photoflood lamps in good metalreflectors - or two

unloading the cameraWhen the flnal exposure has beenmade. the fllm must be rewound into themagazine before the camera is openedand the fiIm rer

tttripod socketThe tripod socket is located in thecenter of the bottom of the camera. Itis used not only for attaching the can-era to a

memar carryrng caseProtect )'out' ]Ienar canlera from dirt,rain, dampness. bl' keeping it in an An-sco Memar EvereadY CarrYing Case -

flash unitAs tnentioned earlier, you'll get muchmore enjoyment frorn your Memar calrr-era if you can use it around the clock.Buy an

camera careYour Memar is ;r fine precision instru-rnent. Given proper care, it will give)'or-r years of service. Clean the frontand rear e

Your Nlernar takes standard 35mm dou-ble frame pictures in black and s'hite(shown bclow) anti color. The black and'll'hite pi

your ansco MEMARYou rvili find that the Mernar CaDlerais easy to use. compact to cany and pro'duces superior pictures. This 35mm cam-era

Taken from www. butkus. ors/chinoncamera parts1, Exposure Counter2. Automatic Wlnding Device3. Cable Release Socket4. Shutter Release Button5.

---'t'the viewfinderThe Xlemar canel'a is equipped withan optical-type r-iervfinder. Holding thecamera to the e,ve. )'ou r,&

Takenf.IOCtrSTngThe focusing ring is the foremost ele-ment of the lens mount and is identifiedby tire figures 3 through o (inflnity).When

zone focusingTo use the Memar as a fixed focuscamera, set the focusing ring at either10 or 30 feet (the numbers in red)'Then set the diaphragm

the shutterThe shutter of a camera determinesthe length of the exposure. The Prontoshutter on the Memar has mechanicallyregulated speeds ot l/25t