Canon Canonflex RM User Manual

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Page 2 - .-...'rtW

Mercury Battery loading and GheckingThe built-in exposure meter of the Canon FTb functionsonly when the mercury battery is properly loaded.I Insert a

Page 3 - Using ..

Battery GheckCheck the power level of the mercury battery after loadingit.I Set the film speed scale at ASA 100 and the shutterI speed dial at "

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Film WindingThe film advance lever winds the film, cocks the shutter,and prepares the aperture and mirror for the next shutterrelease all in one motio

Page 5 - Contents

-llFrame GounterEach winding will advance the number of the frame counter,indicating the number of pictures taken. when the backcover is opened, the c

Page 6 - Normal Photography

Shutter and Aperture AdjustmentExposures are adjusted by the shutter and aperture. Theshutter conti-ols the exposure time and the aperture con'tr

Page 7 - Compose

Pre setAperture Ringcable release.r lt is possible to perform a long-time exposure measure-ment by attach ing the optional Canon Booster, the auxilia-

Page 8 - Technical l

r The preset aperture ring can also be set between twof /sto ps.Presetting of ApertureIn the case of the FD or FL lens, the field'of-view can a

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FD 50mm F 1.8Manual Control of Aperture1 By pressing the stopped down functioning lever andI turning the preset aperture ring, the diaphragm can beclo

Page 10 - Ghecking

Using Built-inMeter[xposureCanon FTb provides the most accurate light measurementpossible with its unique TTL (Through-The'Lens) system.The bui

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r When not using the camera, set the meter switch at" OFF " or attach the lens cap so as to prevent unnecessaryconsumption of the mercury ba

Page 12 - Film Winding

INSTRUCTI(lI{SCanoilFTD/.-...'rtWLranonFEU

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Exposure SettingsFull Aperture MeteringFull aperture metering can be performed with an FD lenswhich has an aperture signal lever and pin.I Set the met

Page 14 - Aperture Adjustment

Aperture Needlealign the two needles by turning the shutter speed dial.r The moving range .of the aperture needle inside theviewfinder changes accordi

Page 15 - Aperture

Stopped-Down MeteringWhen using a lens having no full aperture metering signalsuch as FL lenses, metering should be performed by stop-ping down the le

Page 16 - Automatic,/Man

@Meter NeedleMeter Indexq lf the meter needle is pointing above the meter indexl' and cannot be matched by closing the preset aperturering and me

Page 17 - Control of Aperture

Coupling Range of Built-in Exposure Meter,l;il, IASA 25ASA 50ASA IOOASA 2OOASA 4OOASA 8OOShtrtter SpeedilIr/zt/4l81,'15| /30Ir2r/4r/8lr l5l,i 30r

Page 18 - [xposure

Focusingt|iewingandGompositionThe exact picture image to be photogra phed can be seenon the f ocusing screen of the viewf inder without any paral-l

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Dioptric Adjustment LensesDioptric adjustment lenses are available as optional attach-ments. When a dioptric adjustment lens is attached to theviewf i

Page 20 - Settings

l|olding the CameraHold the camera firmly in order to take a clear picture.Hold the camera either in a vertical or horizontal position,look through

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Frlm Rewinding CrankCartridge Com partmentt\tlvQL CoverSprocket WindowQL ShaftFilm Set MarkFilm Advance SprocketPosition in which film is placed in c

Page 22 - Metering

ofF IFilm LoadingCanon FTb accepts any standard 35mm film roll in cartridgefor daylight loading. Be sure not to load film in directsunlight.1 Raise

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We are highly gratified that you have selected theCanon FTb-a wise choice that promises you manydelightful years of photographic experiences. Canonis

Page 24 - Built-in Exposure

i Hold the f ilm cartridge down with the left hand so that"1 it does not rise, and lay the tip of the leader above the" red " f ilm

Page 25 - Focusing

Ghecking Correct Film LoadingThe film is properly loaded and advanced if the f ilm rewindcrank rotates counterclockwise when you wind the film ad-va

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Film RewindingWhen the f ilm reaches the end and the f ilm advance leverstops, rewind the film into the cartridge as soon as possible.Be sure not to

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\;{,Synchronizing Flash UnitCanon FTb is designed so that two systems of flash photog-raphy can be connected to it-the match needle type auto'ma

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decided as follows: First set the meter switch at " oFF "and the shutter speed dial at " 60 ". And set the distanceso that the met

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Uses of LensesGhanging Lenses1 Bu sure to unlock the stopped-down functioning leverI lock. lf the lever is pressed or is locked, the red dotappears

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r Whenever a lens is removed, be sure to put on the dustcap to protect the various signal levers and pins.r When not in use for a long time, protect

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lnf rared lndex( red dot;Index (orange line)D ista nce Sca leThe distance scale indicates the distance between thefocused subject and the film plane.

Page 32 - Film Rewinding

Depth-of-Field ScaleThe depth-of-field scale indicates the range of subjectswhich will be in sharp focus on the film. In this case, thedepth-of-field

Page 33 - Synchronizing

FD Lens Mount (FL and R Series Lenses)All Canon FD and FL lenses, which have FD and FL mounts,can be used with the Canon FTb, except the FLP 38mmF 2

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Canon Lens FD 50mm F 1.4Distance ScaleFocusing RingPreset Aperture RingBayonet Mount RingFlash SocketMeter SwitchBayonet Ring for CapCoupling Pin toan

Page 35 - Bu sure to unlock the

Fixing Mirror UpwardsIn performing photomicrography, the Canon FTb can beoperated with the mirror locked in an upward position afterthe picture has b

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Using Self-TimerI Wind the film advance lever.I7 Turn the self-timer lever counterclockwise all the way3 down until it stops.r| Depress the shutter r

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Double ExposuresAlthough the Canon FTb is designed to prevent double ex'posures being made by mistake, a double exposure can bemade by the follow

Page 38 - Depth-of-Field

O(DC>(DOOOOVarious types of filters, according to lensthread diameters, are available for specialeffects in both color and monochromephotographies

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Interchangeable Lenses and AccessoriesA wide range of interchangeable lenses from 7.5mm to120Omm and various accessories are available to f urtherenh

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t4*,Ca n on BoosterAn optional Canon Booster is an auxiliary meter that is attacheC tothe FTb for measuring the subjects under dim lighting conditions

Page 42 - Exposures

AccessoriesI . Be llows FL2. Bellows M3. Angle Finder A4. Magnif ier S and Magnifier Adapter S5. Dioptric Adjustment Lenses (S typel6. Flash V-37.

Page 43 - O(DC>(D

Stopped-Down Functioning/Self-Timer LeverLever Lock/Mirror Lock Leverr\Aperture Signal Coupling LeverStopped-Down Coupl ing LeverLens Speed Adjustment

Page 44 - Interchangeable

-flProper Care of the CameraiCamera Body NumberLens NumberDate of PurchaseDealer's NameMoisture and dust are harmful to your camera. lf yourcame

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ContentsTechnical Data , . r i 8Mercury Battery Loading and Checking 10Film Winding. 12Shutter and Aperture AdjustmentUsing Built-ln Exposure Meter

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tollow These Simple Steps forNormal Photography,lI toaO the f ilm with the QL mechanism.2 Set the AsA f itm speed.3 wind the fitm advance lever.t{ Rem

Page 47 - Accessories

q*l51656Look through the viewfinder and focus.Determine the exposure by adjusting the shutter speeddial and the preset aperture ring.I Compose the pic

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Technical l|ataI Type : 35mm single-lens ref lex camera with focal plane shutter, Picture size , 24 x 36mm.r Interchangeable Lenses: Canon FD series

Page 49 - Cleaning

using stopped'down functioning lever. Locking of lever possible. Powered by one 1.3v M2O(#625) mercury battery. Battery checker built in.! -E1_o

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