Removing Film; Caring For Your Camera - Cosina CS-2 Folleto De Instrucciones

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REMOVING FILM
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When you have finished exposing the last frame
in your film cassette (12, 20, 24 and 36 -
exposure settings are coded in red on your film
counter dia\), remove the cassette.
To rewind the film:
1. Push in the f i lm rewind button (3). (Fig .12)
2 . Fold out the film rewind crank and turn in
direction of arrow.
3 . When the crank turns free\y (without
tension or "drag " ), pull up on the crank to
open the camera back. The film counter will
automatically reset to zero.
4. Remove the exposed cassette for processing.
lnsert a fresh roll of film while the camera •
back is still open , or close the camera for
storage .
NOTE:
Do not load or unload your fi lm
under direct sunlight.
Fig.12
CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA
1. Never force any camera operation. Çonsult
this instruction manual if any questions
occur .
2 . Remove batteries when storing camera.
Batteries can leak as they age, causing
damage to your camera. Always inspect the
batteries for signs of leakage before in-
stalling them in your camera.
3. Keep the lens cap on when not taking
photographs. The cap protects y our lens
from dust or dirt particles.
4 . Clean your camera's interior . Periodically
remove any dust or f ilm particles from the
film chamber , rear lens element , take-up
spool area or film pressure plate w ith an air
blower . lnspect the film pressure plate for
accumulated deposits from film backing,
and clean with lens cleaner and tissure if
required .
5. Keep your camera and film away from
direct sunlight or heat. Never store y ou r
camera or film on the rear w indow deck,
glove compartment or other hot areas in
your car.
6. Protect your camera from moisture . Do not
store your camera in a moisture-retaining
enclosure or environment . ln area of high
humidity, extra care should be taken to
insure that your camera is kept in a com-
paratively cool, dry location.
7. Do not touch the shutter curtain.