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Rollei AF5.0 manual

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    N O N - S Y N C H R O B r a u n s c h w e i g G e r m a n y R o l l e i R o l l e i 1 : 2 . 8 F = 4 . 9 m m A F Owner's Manual[...]

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    26 27 Thank you for purchas ing the new Rolleif lex MiniDigi AF 5.0 digital camera, a mi niature replica of the famed Rolleifle x 2.8F tw in-lens-ref le x camera. Specif ic ations For Y our Safet y Identif ication of par t s Preparation Opening / Replacing bot tom cover Inser ting batter y Removing bat ter y Inser ting mini SD card Removing miniSD [...]

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    28 29 For Your Safety For the saf e and correc t use of your came ra, pleas e read the follow ing notes care fully. Our warrant y may be void for damage cause d by willful disr egard of the inst ruc tions. The instr uct ion aler ts are to prote ct the us er of the camer a and peop le around him/ her fro m possible damage s and injuries . Caution an[...]

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    30 31 N O N - S Y N C H R O F R A N K E & H E I D E C K E B r a u n s c h w e i g G e r m a n y R o l l e i R o l l e i 1 : 2 . 8 F = 4 . 9 m m A F Identification of parts Top View Viewfinder hood Strap bracket Power on/off switch Crank handle TFT monitor Right side view Viewfinder cover Sports finder cover Viewing lens (dummy) Taking lens [...]

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    32 33 Identification of parts Sports finder eyepiece* Battery chamber Left side view Back view Memory card slot Image delete button Left button (reverse) Right button (forward) Bottom view Bottom cover *The sports finder is for replicating original Rolleiflex 2.8F design, and the view through it does not exactly conform to the image the lens ca[...]

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    34 35 Remove th e cover by sliding it to the direc tio n of Arrow ②, while pushing the Bot tom cover lock bar to the direction of Arr ow ① . Set the cove r as shown and slide it towar d the camera fro nt (Arrows) till it click s in place. *Th e cover can be remove d fro m the camera . Be caref ul not to misplace it ! Ope ning Bot tom cover Tap [...]

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    36 37 Strap bracke t Power switch button When the bat ter y is almos t draine d, the bat ter y icon gives a warning signal by blink ing ( ). (Repla cing the bat ter y at this point wit h a new one is recomm ended. ) Then, b efor e the bat ter y is complete ly draine d, the icon f lashes ( ) and the power is automatic ally turn ed of f. * When you d[...]

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    38 39 Shooting Press Power swi tch to turn power on . An image will appear o n Monitor disp lay in 1 -2sec. Unfold Cr ank handle as shown (Arr ow ① ) and turn it 360° clock wis e (Arrow ② ) . *Turn the handle befo re shoot ing each pict ure. Oth erw ise the shut ter remains locke d. Windi ng Crank handl e Shutte r release but ton Shoot ing Whe[...]

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    40 41 Maximum f rame number allowin g predic ted cap turing Frame counter Replaying images A fram e counter is displayed in the right upp er corner of t he display when the c amera is in a shooting mo de. The upp er number show s the total shot number and the lowe r number indicate s the remaining number of f rames, w hich is subtrac ted each time [...]

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    42 43 N O N - S Y N C H R O F R A N K E & H E I D E C K E R o l l e i R o l l e i 1 : 2 . 8 F = 4 . 9 m m A F N O N - S Y N C H R O F R A N K E & H E I D E C K E R o l l e i R o l l e i 1 : 2 . 8 F = 4 . 9 m m A F Mode shif t but ton Image dele te button (x 2) Deleting images Press Mod e shif t but ton to set the c amera to Playbac k mode. [...]

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    44 45 Caution Selecting frequency (for fluorescent lamp) Warning signs and icons While the camera is in Record mode, pres s Left button to select frequenc y for shooting under fluorescent lam p(s). 50Hz a nd 60HZ alternat ely appears on the monitor for selection. When a memor y car d is used up and shutter release but ton is presse d, MEMORY FULL [...]

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    46 47 Holding the camera Trouble Shooting Hold t he cam era secure ly with both ha nds a s shown. *Keep finger(s) of f the taking lens ! * Battery life wil l be approx. 2 hours in c ontinuou s u se. This may become shorter under low temperature condition. *Images taken with Rolle if lex Mi niDigi AF5 .0 may not be replayed on mobile phones. * I n p[...]

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    〒 103-0013 東京都中央区日本橋人形町 3-2-4 駒村ビル TEL.03-3639-3351 FAX.03-3808-0116 www.rollei.jp 株式会社駒村商会 日本総代理店 3-2-4 Nihonbashi Ningyo-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0013 Japan Phone : 81-3-3639-3354 FAX : 81-3-3808-0116 KOMAMURA CORPORATION[...]