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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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 CHINON
cE-4
Gompact
35mm
Electronic
SLRGamera
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icrFrcATtoNs
6pecrrrcanons oF cHtNoN cE4
Type: 35mm automatic SLR (Single Lens Re- Vtewftnder Magnlflcatlon: O.87 X with
flex) compact camera with aperture priority 50mm lens set at infinity.
exposure system (AE). Vtewftnder Vtstbtltty: 98%.
Plcture Format: 84 X 36mm Depth of Ffeld Prevlew: By depressing depth
Ftlm Loadtng: Easy film loading by multi- of field lever.
slot take up spool. Exposure Meter: TTL, Center weighted full
Lens Mount Chinonlfavonet Mount. aperture system employing two silicon blue
Standard Lenses: Chinon SOmm FlL.4,50mm photo cells located on each side of viewfinder.
Fll.7,45mm F/8.8 (All stop down to F/32). Brightness of exposure LED's vary depending
Mlrror: I.a4e Qpick return, shockless system. upon brightness of viewfinder.
Shutter: Seiko MFC electromagnetic metal Dxposure Prevlew: By depressing shutter re-
focal plane shutter with downward vertical path; lease half way metering system is activated.
stepless speeds from 8 to 1/1000 sec. on auto- Manual Exposure System: Complete manual
matic; 13 speeds from 4 to V1OO0 sec. on man- override capability, match LED system.
ual; "8". Iloth automatic and manual speeds Memory Lock Built-in exposure memory lock
electronically controlled. system.
Shutter Release: Two stage electromagnetic Dxposure Compensatlon: Built-in + lEV in
type with safety lock and provision for cable one third stop increments.
release. Exposure fiange: EV-2(F/1.4 @ 8 sec.) to I
Vtewftnder: Fixed ey e-lev el pentaprism, c€ll- EV+ 19(F/22 @ V1OO0) ASA 1OO Somm FlL.4
tral split image with microprism collar and lens.
ground glass, 16 LED's indicate shutter speeds ASA Range: 8S3800 (DIN 15-36) with safety
and over/under exlnsure. Over exposure LED lock.
blinks and under exposure LED will glow when Fllm Advance: Single stroke in an arc of 1300 r
exposure is -3EV and will flash at-2EV or lower. with 85o stand off, niotorizedfllm advance with
cHrNoN POWER WTNDER (Pw-530).
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MulUple Exposure: Built-in switch which dis' Battery Test: Built-in with LED indicator.
etrguges film advance and frame counter. Aute Body Flntsh: Black.
muli-catty resets to normal position after each Accessorles: Chinon Power Winder (PW-
film advancement. UNLIMITED. 530), Deluxe carrying case, Chinon Super Mul-
Ftlm Counter: Automatically indicates number ti<oated lenses, Power Winder remote control,
of exposures and resets to "S" when camera
'back angle finders and many more.
is opened. Does not advance during mul- Body Dtmehstons: 135.5 X 85 X 50.5mm
tiple exposure. 5.33 (W) X 3.34 (Ir)X 1.99 (D)".
Setf-Ttmer: Electronically controlled at 5 or Bodl' Wetght: 485 grams ( fZ.fO oz.).
10 seconds with flashing red LED indicator.
Two seconds before exposure flashing fre-
quency of red LED increases. Self-tirner can
be cancelled even after system has been acti-
vated.
Ftlm Rewtnd.: By depressing the rewind button
and cranking the rewind lever. Rewind button
automatically resets when the film advance
lever is turned.
Accessory Shoe: Hot shoe type with X sync.
and contact for Chinon dedicated flash.
Synchronlzatlon: "X" strobe synq at 1/6O sec.
Flash System: Chinon dedicated flash or most
conventional flashes.
Power Source: Three 1.5V Alkaline batteries
(LR44, A76) or three 1.5V silver oxide
betteries (SR44, S76, G-l3).
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BATTERY INSTALLATION
fnstalltng Batterles
Using a coin, unlock the battery
chamber cover by turning it counter-
clockwise. Place three 1.5V Alkaline
batteries (LR44, ,476) or three 1.5V NOTE: CLEAN THE BATTERIF^S
silver oxide batteries (SR44, S76, WITH A DRY CLOTH OR PAPER
G-l3) in the battery chamber with the BEFORE INSERTING AND
negative (-) side facing downwards THEREAF*IER AT REGULAR
(Fig. 1). Carefully insert the batteries INTERVALS. MAKE SURE
into the camera body. Replace and THAT THE BATTERIES ARE
tighten the cover securely by turning INSERTED CORRECTLY, i.e.,
it clockwise (Fig. 2). CHECK POLARITY. THE SHUT.
TER WILL OPERATD ONLY
WHEN BATTERIES ARE COR.
RECTLY INSTALLED AND NOT
EXHAUSTED.
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TESTING BATTERIES
BATTERY TESTING
Testtng the Batterles
Set the shutter speed selector to
"AUTO" (Fig. 3), and while looking
at the shutter speed indicator scale
in the viewfinder, slightly depress
the shutter release button. If the bat-
teries are in good condition (battery
potential is high enough), at least
one of the indicator LEDs will light
up. If a LED fails to illuminate, the
batteries are too weak and need to be
replaced, they are incorrectly inserted,
or the shutter speed selector is set to
"OF'F" or "B".
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LOADING THE CAMERA GE"4
FILM LOADING Release the shutter if necessary and
advance the film until the sprockets
Your Chtnon CE-4 can be used. er^gage with the upper and lower per-
with any klnd of 35mm film. forations of the film (Fig. 6). Then
close the carr^era back firmly until
Ftlm Loadtng it locks with a click.
Pull out the film rewind knob until Now turn the film rewind knob gently
the camera back pops open (Fig. a). until all the slack is taken up and
Then drop a film cartridge into the the rewind knob stops. Do not force
film chamber with its protruding end or further rewind the film. Advance
facing the bottom of the camera the film and release the shutter three
(Fig. 5). Push in the film rewind knob times (Fig. 7). The rewlnd knob
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and slightly turn the knob in either should rotate counterclockwise ((l'
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direction until it catches the film car- the ftlm ls advanced and the
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tridge spool. Insert the trimmed end marking should appear in the frame
of the film into a slot of the multi-
slotted take-up spool. Turn the shut-
{ ter speed selector to any setting ex-
cept "AUTO" or "OFF" and advance
the film while holding the film lightly
down on to the transport sprockets.
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LOADING THE CAMERA (Cont.) FRAME COUNTER
counter window (Fig. 8).
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Frame Counter
Turn the shutter speed selector to
the "AUTO" position (Fig. g). A con- Your Chinon CFA is equipped with
venient memo holder is provided on a frame counter which displays the
\ the back of your camera'. W'henever number of exposures made and resets
you load new film, just cut off the automatically upon opening the cam-
top of the film box and put it in the era back. At the very beginnin g the
memo holder as a reminder. counter shows "S" indicating the start
of the picture taking process. When
a film is loaded according to the pro-
cedure previously described, the
counter displays "1" indicating that
the camera is ready for the first expG
sure. Every time the film advance
lever is turned the counter will pro-
ceed one stop forward. The numbers
24 and 36 are colored in orange to
warn the end of commonly available
films (Fig. 10).
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Ftlm Advancement ASA Settlng
When the film end is reached the The ASA dial located on top of the
fllm advance lever may stop before camera is coupled directly to the
the lever is fully turned. Do not force internal exposure control circuitry
the lever. Stop winding at once and and the correct exposure factor for
rewind the film. Refer to "IJnloading the film is automatically set by align-
Exposed Film." ing the ASA number of the film you
are using with the index mark on the
camera body (Fig. 11). The ASA num-
ber of the fllm is printed on the film
box or in the instruction sheet packed
with the film. Turn the ASA dial and
align the appropriate ASA number with
ASA DIN ASA DIN the green index mark. Be sure to check
25-15 400
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50-18 800
film into the camera.
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200 3200
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FOCUSTNG

Your Chtnon CF-4 has three butlt- asterisks will disappear when the
ln focustng atds. focu.s is properly set. You can double
At the center of the viewfinder is the check the focus setting by the image
split image with microprism collar on the ground glass.
which is then surrounded by ground You can also focus indirectly. Actu-
glass. When the camera is in focus, ally measure or estimate the distance
the image on these focusing aids be- to the subject and set the lens focus
comes sharpest. While observing the _r1ng to the appropriate setting
subject through the viewfinder, turn (Fig. 1a).
the lens focus ring until the upper
and lower split images match up to
form a uniform image (Ftg. 18). This
split image focusing is particularly
helpful when the subject is dominated
by vertical lines. The microprism is
also very helpful. When it is out of
focus, the image on the microprism
will be composed of a collection of
asterisks (Ftg. 13). These sparkling
AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE GE"4

Automattc Dxposure speed displayed in the viewfinder by

Your Chinon CFA features TTL, a red LED (Fig. l7).If the lens F stop
center weighted full aperture light or the aperture size is too large for
measuring automatic exposure con- the lighting condition, the over expo-
trol. As long as the shutter speed sure indicator at the top of the scale
selector is set to "AUTO" vou don't will flash (Fig. 18). When this hap.
have to worry about the exposure pens, stop down the lens diaphragm
factor (Fig. 15). The sensitive and by turning the lens F stop ring or
accurate internal circuitry will com- use a film with a lower ASA number.
pute the correct exposure for the Another alternative is to use a ND
photographic condition and control (neutral density) filter in front of the
the shutter speeds steplessly from an lens. They are available as accessories
8 sec. time exposure to a fast li 1000 from your local dealer. If the dis-
sec.
played speed is 1/30 or slower, use
'When
the shutter release button is of a tripod is recommended. Or you
depressed half way, the exposure con- can increase the shutter speed by
trol circuit is enetgized and will be
opening the lens diaphragm. Use of a
in the monitoring stage (Fig. 16). You flash unit is also suggested. (Refer to
can see the computerized shutter "Chinon Dedicated Flash System").
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the computed shutter speed is even F Stop Selectlon:
runger than 8 sec. (semi-darkness
condition), the under exposure indi- The following may be used as a guide
cator at the bottom of the scale will to determine the lens F stop when
light up and flash when the available you are using the camera in the auto-
light is less than -2EV (Ftg. 19). matic mode.
Sunny day outside . . . . . . F/S -F/11
Cloudy day outside. . . . . .Fl4 -F/5.6
Inside (without flash) .. .FlI.4 -I7S.8
SHUTTER RELEASE RELEASE LOCK GE,'4
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Shutter Release and Release Lock
Your Chinon CE4 features a two
stage electromagnetic shutter release
with safety lock. When the shutter
release button is depressed half way,
t}n'e electronic circuit starts function-
ing. When the button is fully de-
pressed, it will trigger the shutter.
Always hold the camera steady and
gently depress the shutter release
button to make an exposure.
The position marked "OFF" on the shut-
ter speed selector is the shutter re-
lease safety lock position. When this
is aligned with the index mark, the
batteries are disconnected from the
circuit and exposure cannot be made
(Fig. 80). This position is also used
when the camera is not to be trsed
for a long time.
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Ilnloadtng Exposed Ftlm set to "S". The rewind lock release
When the film in the camera is fullv button on the bottom of the carl-irera
exposed, the film advance lever wiil will pop out upon the next advance-
stop. Do not attempt to force the lever ment of the film advance lever.
any further, but rewind the film and Your exposed film should be pro-
replace with a new one. cessed without delay.
Push in the rewind lock release but-
ton at the bottom of the camera
(Fig. 81). Unfold the rewind crank of
the rewind knob (Fig. 88). Turn the
rewind crank clockwise. You will feel
friction as the film is rewound. Sud-
denly, when the film is rewound
completely, the friction decreases :, 1

and the rewind crank will turn with i

ease. Then pull out the rewind knob
to open the camera back (Fig. 83).
When the camera back is opened, the
frame counter will automaticallv re-

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 coNvENTENT FEATURES t CHANGTNG THE LENS GE"4l,
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CONVBNIENT FEATURES OF
YOUR CIIII{ON CF* NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE OR
REPLACE THE LEI\S WHILE
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fnterchangeable Lenses THE CAMERA IS FUNCTION.
Your Chinon CFI+ is equipped with ING.
a Chinon bayonet mount which ac-
cepts all interchangeable lenses with
the bayonet mount. To remove the
lens from the camera body, depress
and hold the lens lock release lever
on the camera body (Fig. 34), turn
the lens counterclockwise as far as it
will go, and lift it up from the body
(Fig. 85).
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CHANGING THE LENS (Gont-)
To attach the lens, match the red dot lens into the camera body and turn it
on the camera bodY with the red dot clockwise until the lens locks with a I
on the lens (Fig. 86). Then insert the click.
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 DEPTH OF FIELD GE-4
Depth of Freld. Depth of Freld Scale:
I Depth of field designates the nearest The depth of field scale indicates
t and furthest limits of the area that (after focusing) the approxim ate area
will be sharp in the picture in front that will be sharp in the picture. Lo-
of and beyond the subject. Depth of cate on the depth of field scale the
field is controlled by the f/stop. The corresponding pair of f/stop figures.
larger the lens opening (f/stop), the The distance between these two f/stop
shallower is the depth of field. The figures on the focusing ring will be
smaller the lens opening, the greater the area of sharpness in your picture
the depth of field will become (Fig. 27 (Fig. 3e).
and 88).
NOTE. DO NOT DEPRESS THE
Vtstble Check tn the Vlewftnder: SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON
Set the lens at a selected lens opening WHILE DEPRESSING THE DEPTH
on the f/stop ring. Depress the depth OF FIELD LEVER.
I of field lever and obsewe t}r,e subject
through the viewfinder. This will en-
l able you to preview the area of sha4>
ness in the picture before shooting.
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THE SELF.TIMER GE"4

SELF TIMER You will notice the red self timer

Your Chinon CE-4 is equipped with a LED blinking and two seconds before
two stage electronic self timer with a the shutter releases the flashing fre-
red LED indicator.
quency will increase giving you or
your audience time to smile. The self
The built-in self timer electronically timer may also be utilized for releas-
delays the shutter release for 5 or 10
ing the shutter at low shutter speeds
seconds. First select the desired delay
when a cable release is not available.
by rotating the self timer control If you decided not to use the self'timer
(Fig. 30). The camera should be or to change the delay time, you can
mounted on a firm support during cancell or reset the timer even after the
self timer operation. Now to activate function is iniciated. Just return the dial
the system simply depress the shut- to normal position for cancellation and
ter release button. reset the delay time again.
Note : If the self timer is to be used with
the camera set at " AUTO " then the NOTE: CHANGE OF DELAY
camera eyepiece must be covered with TIME CAN ONLY BE MADE
eyepiece cover supplied as an optional AFTER CANCELLATION.
accessory. This precaution eliminates
extraneous light from influencing the
meter system.
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MANUAL EXPOSURE
MANUAL EXPOSURE
By moving the shutter speed dial off is indicated in the viewfinder bv
the "AUTO" setting manual shutter an LED. You will also observe i
speeds can be set. There are two methods flashing LED in the viewfinder.
of selecting the correct exposure. By adjusting the shutter speed
1. Set the required shutter speed on until both LED's are coincident,
the dial. While depressing the correct exposure will result. If for
shutter release buttbn until the special purposes it is necessary
metet activates, observe the flash- to either under or over exnose
ing LED in the viewfinder. Rotate the photograph, you can do sb by
the lens aperture ring until the rotating the lens aperture ring to
second LDD aligns with the flash- bring the red exposure LED above
ing shutter speed LED on the the flashing shutter speed LED,
scale in the viewfinder (Fig. B1). this will result in over exposure.
8. Set the required aperture-on the Conversely, if the red LED expo-
lens. Depress the shutter release sure indicator is adjusted to a
button until the meter activates position below the flashing red
and observe which shutter speed exposure LED under exposure will
result.
 MANUAL EXPOSURE (Cont.) GE"4
The Manual Shutter speeds can be
used for:
1. A particular shutter speed that is
required and beyond the coupling
range of the meter e.g. 4 sec.
exposure at 3200 ASA.
3. Exposure compensation.
3. "8" ('Time" exposures longer than
that possible in the auto mode).
4. Flash synchronization (1/60).
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MULTIPLE EXPOSURE
MULTIPLE DXPOSURDS
NOTE: YOU CAN MAKE MULTI-
Another attractive feature of vour PLE EXPOSURES AS MANY TIMES
Chinon CE-4 is the built-in unlimited AS YOU WISH. HOWE,VER, EACH
I multiple exposure provision. The TIME THE MULTIPLE EXPOSURE
multiple exposure lever is located LE,VER MUST BE HELD BEFORE
in front of the film advance lever. AND THROUGHOUT THE FILM
When you activate the film advance ADVANCE,MENT.
lever simply press and hold the
multiple exposure lever to the left.
This lever should be held throughout
the film advancement. By doing so the
film advance mechanism and the film
counter will be disengaged. Only the
shutter will be charged when the film
advance lever is activated. Therefore,
the film will not advance and you can
make unlimited multiple exposures on
any single frame.
 THE EXPOSURE MEMORY GE"4

EXPOSURE MBMORY or background (Fig. 34, 35, 36).

Then press the exposure memory
Under normal circumstances Your button which will instantlY mem-
Chinon CF/f camera will produce orize the light value on the sub
perfectly exposed photographs, due ject (Fie. 37 and 38).
to the integrated automatic exposure 3. Holding the exposure memory
circuit. However, some lighting con- button depressed, compose the 1t
ditions might occur that could mis- subject in the viewfinder as you
guide the system, such as subjects desire (Fig. 39). Then press the
with a 'very high contrast or strongly shutter release button all the way
back-lit scenes. In such cases the to take the photograph.
exposure memory feature should be The shutter speed indicator (LED) in
used. the viewfinder will flash signaling
1. Focus the Subject. Make sure that while holding the exposure memory
the shutter speed dial is set to button depressed.
the "AUTO" position.
8. Depress the shutter release button
half way and measure the light
on the main part of the subject
you want to shoot excluding all
unnecessary light from the side
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EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

EXPOSURD COMPENSATION
Your Chinon CE/L camera incorpor-
ates an exposure compensation dial
which can be utilized for special pur-
poses such as bracketing exposures,
compensation for back-lit or spot-lit
situations. If you would prefer darker
or lighter pictures than those obtained
by the automatic exposure, this fea- (l)- lEV over
ture is very helpful. You can change (2) 2/3EV over
the exposure factor up to one fuU (3)-
- 1/3IiV over
stop either plus or minus in UB BV (4)- Nornral exposure
increments. Depress the ASA lock (S1- 1/3EV under .
((i)- 2/3EV undcr
button and turn the ASA selector dial (7) 1EV under
to the desired position (Fig. 0). -
NOTE: AFTER EXPOSURES
HAVD BBEN MADB, BB SURB
TO RBTURN THB DIAL TO THE
NORMAL EXPOSURE POSITION.

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THE FLASH SYSTEM GE.4

CHII{ONI DEDICATED FLASH on position the flash -ready light will

SYSTEM illuminate. Your Chinon CE4 has a
special viewfinder ready-light system
Specially designed and developed which is electronically coupled to
automatic flash units are available
for your Chinon CEJ{ as accessories. the auto flash. When the flash has
This highly advanced dedicated flash reached adequate power the view-
system permits carefree flash photo- finder 1/60 sec. shutter speed indi-
graphy. You no longer have to alter cator (LED) will flash signaling the
camera and flash are ready to operate
the shutter speed dial from the auto (Fig. 41). After the picture has been
position since the flash is integrated
electronically with the camera body. taken and before th'e flash has re-
cycled, the camera will automatically
Set the f/stop indicated on the expo-
sure calculator dial of your Chinon switch to the automatic mode until
the strobe has once again recycled.
flash to the corresponding aperture In this case, your flash must be set to
ring on the lens. A few seconds after
your Chinon flash is turned to the the "AUTO" position.
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THE FLASH SYSTEM (Cont.)
Other electronic flash units can be
'rtilized with vour Chinon CF/f cam-
:ra. Ilowevei, if they do not incor- AUTO 5-280 (Guide No. 28:
porate a built-in hot-shoe, a P.C. cord
M-ASA 100)
must bB connected to the "X" svn-
chronization terminal on vour Cir)L
for proper flash synchron irAtion. Also
the shutter speed dial must be set to
the 1/60 sec. flash synchronization
position (Fig. 42 and 43).
NOTE: WHEN "FP'OR "M" TYPE
FLASH BIILBS ARB USDD, THE
SHUTTER SPEED MUST BE SE"T
TO 1/15 sec. USB OF A TRIPOD
FOR LOW SHUTTER SPBED
PHOTOGRAPHY IS AL\ryAYS AUTO 5.180
(Guide No. 18:
RECOMMENDED.
M.ASA 100)
Always refer to the instructions en-
closed with your electronic flash for AUTO 5-240 (Guide No.24:
additional operating instructions. M.ASA 1OO)

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CIIINON POWDR WINDER Stngle Frame Mod.e:

(Pw-530) The Power Winder has a built-in
Your Chinon CE/L compact single shutter release button which can be
lens reflex camera can also be used conveniently used to trip the camera's
with the new Chinon Power Winder shutter mechanism (Fig. 46). How-
when motortzed photography is de- etrer, should you desire, the camera's
sired. This sophisticated accessory shutter release can also be employed
enhances the versatility of your new to take the picture. The Power Winder
camera and opens up new horizons can also be coupled with an accessory
for creative photography (Fig. 44). remote control device (Fig. a7).
The Power Winder, designed with
latest electronic technology, employs
a special computer "memory" chip
which monitors key functions essen-
tial to mototzed photography (Fig. a5).
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Contlnuous Mode: Pre-Set Counter:

Outstanding "hi-speed" effects such The special "memory" chip monitors
as subjects moving or changing ex- a preselected amount of exposure -
pressions can be caught on film. up to 24 frames - at a set of a dial
Couple this feature with the unique (Fig. ae).
pre-set counter and electronic inter-
val timer features and you can do
almost anything photographically
with your new Chinon camera
(Fig. 48).
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Interval Ttmer: rotate the winder attachment

Time lapse photography at your fin- screw clockwise until the winder
gertips. By means of a built-in "unique" is securely fastened to the camera
memory chip it is now possible to body (Fig. 51).
make exposure up to 30 seconds
apart (Fig. 50). NOTE: PLEASE MAKE SURB
It is possible to photograph just the YOU READ THE INSTRUC-
same as in normal photography even TIONS PACKAGED WITH YOUR
when your Power W'inder is attached POWER WINDER FOR MORB
to your new Chinon camera. OPERATING DETAILS AND
OPERATING TECHNIQUBS.
1. The C/S diA of the Power Winrjer
should be turned to the off posi-
tion so that frames are not acci- NOTE:
dentally exposed when the winder If you use Chinon Wireless Control-
is installed to the camera bodv. ler which is available as an optional
3. Insert the guide pin of the winder accessory, you can control this
into the pin receptacle located on Power Winder remotely at a distance
the bottom of the camera and of approx. 40 meters (13.12 Ft.).
 INFRA.RED PHOTOGRAPHY CARE OF CAMERA
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Infra-red, Photography Care of the Camera
Your CWL camera will accept infra- Your Chinon CE/L single lens reflex
red film. camera is a precision instrument.
To use Infra-red film an extra focus- Used with care, it will provide years
ing adjustment must be made. After of service. Protect your cameta from
focusing note the figure that is adja- dirt, rain, dampness, and excessive
cent to the red diamond on the dis- heat. Avoid touching the lens. To
' tance scale (Fig. 53) then move that clean the lens wipe it gently with a
figure over to the infra-red mark en- soft lintless cloth or lens tissue. Do
graved on the lens. This adjustment not use eyeglass tissues as they might
is only required for black and white damage the lens coating.
infra-red film. When using color infra-
red film, focus in the normal way.

NOTE: READ THE INSTRUC.

TIONS PACKED WITH THB
INFRA.RED FILM FOR FURTH-
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ACCESSORIES

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR CHINON CE-4

*Standard Lenses
45mm f12.8 Synchro-eye for flash (Slave Unit)
50mm flL.7 Wireless Remote Control set for power winder
f/l.7 multicoated Delux Carrying Case
50mm flL.4 Neck Strap
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f/l.4 multicoated Filter (Skylite, UV, Y2, ND4X, PL)
*TV'ide-angle Lenses Pubber Eyepiece
Eyepiece Adaptor (-3, +1, +3)
28mm {/2.8 multicoated Angle Finder
35mm f/2.8 multicoated 2 clips lens cap
*Telephoto Lenses l.5V Alkaline Battery (3 pcs. in one set)
135mm f/2.8 multicoated Rubber Lens hood
200mm f/3.3 multicoated Auto Extension Ring r
Bellows
*Zoom Lenses Mini Copy Stand .:

80-200mm f/3.8 multicoated MACRO Table Tripod

35-100mm f13.5-4.3 multicoated MACRO Cable Release (13 inch)
Remote Control Unit
*Accessories Spare ring for Mini Copy Stand
Chinon Power Winder (PW-530) Lens Mount Cap
Chinon Auto 5-180 flash Body Cap
Chinon Auto 5-240 flash
Chinon Auto 5-280 flash
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