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3. Shutter Release Button

This

conveniently located

button trig-

gers

the shutter.

4.

Cable

Release

Socket

The

cable

release

socket

accepts

stand-

ard cable

releases

as

well

as time delay

units

for

self-portraits

and

group

shots that

include

the

photographer.

5.

Battery Indicator

Light

This red

indicator

lights

up

if

your

bat-

teries

have

sufficient

charge

for

the

camera

to

operate. lt is

activated

by the

battery

tester

switch

(#1

0).

6.

Film

Advance

Lever

The film

advance lever

smoothly

advan-

ces the

film, rolling

the exposed film

onto the

film

take-up

spool

(#1

8).

7. Exposure

Counter

The

exposure

counter indicates

the

number

of times

the

film has

been

advanced.

8.

ldeal

3-D

Distances

Chart

This helpful

chart,

conveniently located

on top of the camera for

quick

reference,

provides

information

regarding

the

optimum

distances

to

position

the

foreground,

mid-

ground

and background

of

your

composition

to

maximize

the 3-dimensional

effect

of

your

photographs.

9.

Hot

Shoe

The

hot

shoe

accepts electronic flash

units such

as the

Nishika

Twin Light

3010,

which

provides

high

performance

lighting

and ease

of operation

under

low-light

condi-

tions.

10.

Battery

Tester

Switch

This

switch

activates the

battery test

cir-

cuit.

The

battery indicator light

(#5)

lights

up

when

the

batteries

have

sufficient

charge

for

the camera

to

operate.

11.

Rewind

Knob

The

rewind

knob

serves

two

purposes:

1)

when

used

in

conjunction with

the

rewind

release

button,

to

rewind

the film

smoothly

during unloading;2) when

pulled

up, to open

the camera

back.

12. Rewind

Crank

This

crank

folds

out

for

convenient

turn-

ing

of

the

rewind

knob.

13. Eyelets

for

Shoulder

Strap

Two

sturdy

metal

eyelets

built

into

the

camera

body

allow the easy

attachment

of

the shoulder

strap.

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