Voigtlander Vito Automatic 2 Instructions For Use
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... And Shooting is Simple
Set the control ring lo A; this engoges the oulomotic exposure control, ond the exposure meter pointer now 1]moves freely in ihe viewfinder (on the right) ond on topof the comero.
Pre-sef the Shuiler Speed - by turning the milled ring (3) to bring the reddot opposite the required exposure iime. 30 : 1/30 second . . . 500 :l/500 second. See p.12 for informotion on the 8 setting.
Tqke the picture - by looking through the viewfinder while sighting thesubiect. lf the exposure...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/5178/61128/w64_voigtlander_vito_automatic_ii_d-5.png "Page 6
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... And Shooting is Simple
Set the control ring lo A; this engoges the oulomotic exposure control, ond the exposure meter pointer now 1]moves freely in ihe viewfinder (on the right) ond on topof the comero.
Pre-sef the Shuiler Speed - by turning the milled ring (3) to bring the reddot opposite the required exposure iime. 30 : 1/30 second . . . 500 :l/500 second. See p.12 for informotion on the 8 setting.
Tqke the picture - by looking through the viewfinder while sighting thesubiect. lf the exposure...")
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;; s;+ +l+qe.q.1 :i;at;€1!t :1 illi irdlli.4ll.Ar Depth of field scqle,used in coniunction with thedistonce scole Dislonce ring Shutter speed ringwith milled setting rim Bock lock Film speed scole for DINwith milled setting ring Conlrol ring, set to AUTO foroutomotic operture setting Fis. I 7 Shutler releqse 8 Sighting window for the oulomoticoperture setting 9 Film type indicolor in rewind knob l0 Flosh sockel Il Threoded sockel for coble releoseor self-timer 12 Film speed scqle for ASA,with milled setting ring 13 ,,MANUA[ operlure scoleon the control ring 14 Tripod bush 15 Film frqme counlerwith milled setiing button I I www.orphancameras.com
Set the Dislonce On o cleor sunny doy, there is no need to set the distonce ring (2) to the exoci footoge. According to your subiect, simply set this ring to one of the three symbols which you will find between the footoge figures - O : PORTRAITS - corresponding to o distonce of 4Llzleet V : GROUPS - corresponding to o distonce of ll feet O : VIEWS - corresponding to o distonce of 33 feet only when the light is very poor, ond when toking flosh pictures (see p. 12) should you set the red triongle V to the exoct distonce by turning the distonce ring; this is porticulorly importont in the cose of portroits ond groups. You will find o row of operture numbers on both sides of the red index mork opposite the dislonce ring; ihedepth of field con be reod off here (see p. 13). -2- www.orphancameras.com
@ @ ... And Shooting is Simple Set the control ring lo A; this engoges the oulomotic exposure control, ond the exposure meter pointer now 1]moves freely in ihe viewfinder (on the right) ond on topof the comero. Pre-sef the Shuiler Speed - by turning the milled ring (3) to bring the reddot opposite the required exposure iime. 30 : 1/30 second . . . 500 :l/500 second. See p.12 for informotion on the 8 setting. Tqke the picture - by looking through the viewfinder while sighting thesubiect. lf the exposure meter pointer is wiihin the white oreo; press thereleose . . . ond you hove token your picture. lf the pointer, even. with lhe longest exposure time of 1/ro second, moves into thetip of ihe red oreo beyond 2.8, tha lighf is insufficient for on expoiure.The dots beiween the operture figur-es 2.8,5.6,l I ond 22 indicote ihe positions forthe intermediote volues 4,8 ond .l5. see olso Aperture ond Depih of Field on p. ,l3. -3- www.orphancameras.com
Now thot you know how beoutifully eosy picture toking is with the VITO outomo- iic ll, we sholl show you how to lood ond unlood the film. Noturolly, your photogrophic deoler will glodly do it for you - but it is so simple thot sooner or loter you will wont to do it yourself. -4- Setting the Film Speed Inserting the Cqssette Seiling the Film Counler Sefiing the Film Type Unlooding the Film Chonging Portly ExposedFilms www.orphancameras.com
Setfing the Film Speed The scoles for the ASA ond DIN film speeds ore situoted on the front of the lens. Moke it on obsolute rule to set the film speed before looding o film cossetie into the comerq. Correct ex- posures depend on this setting. To sei the speed, turn the lorge milled ring (5) to the left or io the right io bring the red index mork opposite the film speed figure for the film looded. The eosiest woy to turn the milled ring is io use both thumbs. The film soeed is usuolly morked on the f ilm pocking. -5- www.orphancameras.com
Inserling the Film Cosselte Press together ihe locking colches (4) ond open ihe comero bock. Push the film reversing lever (20) to the left. The rewind knob (.|9) springs up; pull it out fully (see Fig. lll). Anchor the beginning of the film to the hook (23). Drow the cossette ocross the film trock, inserl it into the cossette chomber, ond fully push bock the I film rewind knob. Now turn the milled ring ot the boitom of the toke-up spool until lwo teeth of the film sprocket engoge two film perforotions (see Fig. lV). Then close the comero bock. t You con lood with ony moke of perforoted 35-mm. film on the morket. The usuol doylightcossettes yield 36 or 20 exposures 36 x 24 mm. - in block-ond-white or in colour. The cossettes ore light-iight. Nevertheless, do not expose them to sirong light. Above ? oll olwoys lood ond unlood the comero in the shode - even the shodow of your ownbody will do. -6- www.orphancameras.com
Selting the Film Counter Turn the milled button (.l5) until the diomond Imork (for o 36-exposure cqssette - illustrotion o)or the Q mork (for o 20-exposure cqssette - illu-strotion c) is opposite the red dot. Alternotelyoperote ihe ropid winding lever ond the releqseuntil the film counter indicotes No.36 (illustro-tion b) or No. 20 (illustrotion d) respectively forthe first exposure.From this point onwords the film counter outomoiicollyshows the number of shots siill ovoiloble every time thefilm is odvonced. In oiher words, it counts bockwordsto No. I. The Film Type Indicator (9)is intended only to remind you of the iype of film yourcomero is looded with - bui it hos no effect on the ex-posure. Set the indicoior - by roioiing the disc - ofierhoving pulled out ihe rewind knob -White : block-ond-white film;Blue : doylight type colour film;Yellow : ortificiol light type colour film.-7- J]- sr ffi w www.orphancameras.com