Ansco Memar Manual

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using the guide
numbers
To find the colrect exposure, divide
the guide llumber by the distance frorn
the flashlamp to the subject! the result
ing figure wiil represent the lens open-
ing required. Example: The guide num-
ber for a PHS or Bantam 8 lamP with
Supreme fllm at 1,z50th is 80 The sub
ject is 10 feet arvay, therefore 80 -: 10
- 8, use f/8.
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color photography
Color photography is fun - color pho-
tography vrith your Memar is easy. The
resulting transparencies can be viewed
by projection or enlargements can be
made on Ansco Color Printon. Just keeD
in mind that your subject should be well
lighteal and heavy shadows should be
avoided. The following tables are of-
fered as a guide to help you determine
the correct exposure.
DAYLIGHT EXPOSURE TABTE (Ansco Color Film Doylight Type)
BrightSunlightFrontLighted
Red Dot
Betweenf/5.6 & t/8
t/5.6
BrightSunlight jSideLishteal
f/8
f i5.6
t/4.
BrightSunlightBackLighted
Betweent/5.6 & t/8
t/4.
f/3.5
BrightSunlightSoftShadows
Betweent/5.6 & f./8
t/4.
t/3.5
BrightOvercastNoShadows
f/4
t/3.5
t/3.5
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							color photography indoors
FLOoDLAMPS Color transParencies
can be made by the illumination from
two #2 photoflood lamps in good metal
reflectors - or two Reflector Flood #2
lamps. Using the lishtins diagram on
page 15, exposures can be made atl/25t}r
second at f /3.5, or equivalent with
Ansco Color Tungsten TYPe Film.
FTASHLAMP EXPOSURE TABTE WITH
FLASHLAMPS With the Ansco Xlash
Unit attached to your camera you can
lighten those deep shadows in outdoor
pictures and take indoor snapshots. The
guide numbers for popular flashlamps
for use with Ansco Color Daylight and
Tungsten Type films follow See page
18 for use of guide numbers.
THE ANSCO UNIVERSAT FLASH UNIT
Daylight Type Film
ShutterSGuideLamp
Tungstcn Type Film*
ShutterSPeed Guide No.Lamp
58, 25BSM, SF B-1I1OOr/200PHS, Bantam 8 B-1l50r/r007/2005; 25 B-1l501/rt0r/200
4029
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5944
B-t/50r/r00r/208
453526
* llse with a UV16 F ilter 
						

							
unloading the camera
When the flnal exposure has been
made. the fllm must be rewound into the
magazine before the camera is opened
and the fiIm rernoved, Do not advance
the fiIm beyond the last exposure since
the fiIm might become detached from
the magazine and cannot be rewound.
To rewind the film, depress the small
button on the bottom of the camera and
turn the rewind knob in the direction
of the arrow. Continue turning until you
feel a lessening of the tension, indicat
ing the flIm has been released from the
take-up spool.
PuII down on the locking lever and
open the back of the camera. PuIl up
tlle rewind knob and the magazine can
be removed easily from the camera,
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							tttripod socket
The tripod socket is located in the
center of the bottom of the camera. It
is used not only for attaching the can-
era to a tripod, but also for attaching
the carrying case to the camela and the
carnera to the Ansco Flash Unit.
filters
Ansco has available several t-vpes of
high qualitl. optical glass fllters, mounted
in spun alurninum, for color photog-
raphl - the UV15, UV16 and UV17
Liltraviolet absorption filters and the #10
#11 Conr.ersion. Ask your dealer for
series 5 Ansco Filters.
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memar carryrng case
Protect )out ]Ienar canlera from dirt,
rain, dampness. bl keeping it in an An-
sco Memar EvereadY CarrYing Case -
it is genuine top-grain cowhide. Since
the lens and other front elements of the
Memar have no self-protective covering,
it is even more important to protect it
frorn hartl knocks.
The Memar case has a short carrying
strap and an additionai length can be
added to rnake it a convenient shoulder
carrying case.
Your tlealer will have this lIemar
Carrying Case - ask for the JN445.
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							flash unit
As tnentioned earlier, youll get much
more enjoyment frorn your Memar calrr-era if you can use it around the clock.Buy an Ansco Flash Lrnit and completethe versatility of your camera.It will accept all bayonet type lampsaud takes two size C batteries or a bat-tery capacitor cartridge. It also has anextension outlet for multiple flash pic-
tures. Your dealer has the Ansco Universal Flash Unit - JN206.
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camera care
Your Memar is ;r fine precision instru-
rnent. Given proper care, it will give
)or-r years of service. Clean the front
and rear elements of the lens often with
a clean, soft lintless cloth. Blow out the
back of the camera each time 1-ou load
it to be sure there are no dust particles
or 1int.
It is recomnlended that you make a
lecord of the serial ttunber of your
camera for your orvn protection. FiIl in
the Ansco Guarantee card and send in
the registration. Ansco rvill send you a
flee roll of 35mn Ansco Color Film upon
receipt of the card.
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Prinl-eC in U. S. A. C-106+4
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