piero2025
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Does somebody have the manual of the S3 limited (the one from 2000)?
S3 limited manual
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What do you need to know? I have the manual around here somewhere...
piero2025
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When loading film, I am under the impression that the camera prevents me from pressing the shutter release button before "enough" film has been wound up on the right side; or, in any case, I must fiddle a lot with the A/R dial and the advance lever before I can actually push it.
Also...when the advance lever is released and a small clearance is left, pushing it down all the way feels horribly hard and like I am about to break something.
Also...when the advance lever is released and a small clearance is left, pushing it down all the way feels horribly hard and like I am about to break something.
> When loading film, I am under the impression that the camera prevents me from pressing the shutter release button before "enough" film has been wound up on the right side; > or, in any case, I must fiddle a lot with the A/R dial and the advance lever before I can actually push it.
After full stroke of the Advance Lever, assuming the A-R dial is set fully to 'A'- the shutter release can be pushed. One full Stroke should be sufficient. You can also use multiple short strokes. If you are using a full stroke, then need to "advance a little more" to fire the shutter, the camera needs adjustment.
> Also...when the advance lever is released and a small clearance is left, pushing it down all the way feels horribly hard and like I am about to break something.
This is "normal", the "ready position". It does take a bit of force to put back in the "storage position". Your finger should not hurt doing it, but it is more than just a slight push.
Just pulled out my S3-2000 to test this.
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Online manual for viewing. "Download" is to get their special software...
After full stroke of the Advance Lever, assuming the A-R dial is set fully to 'A'- the shutter release can be pushed. One full Stroke should be sufficient. You can also use multiple short strokes. If you are using a full stroke, then need to "advance a little more" to fire the shutter, the camera needs adjustment.
> Also...when the advance lever is released and a small clearance is left, pushing it down all the way feels horribly hard and like I am about to break something.
This is "normal", the "ready position". It does take a bit of force to put back in the "storage position". Your finger should not hurt doing it, but it is more than just a slight push.
Just pulled out my S3-2000 to test this.
User manual Nikon S3 (English - 32 pages)
Manual Nikon S3. View the Nikon S3 manual for free or ask your question to other Nikon S3 owners.
Online manual for viewing. "Download" is to get their special software...
Mcary
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Here is the link that I use when I need a manual for an old camera Nikon SP rangefinder, Nikon Nippon Kogaku, Nikon SP2, Nikon SP3, instruction manual, Nikon S2 Rangefinder instruction manual, Nikon S3 Rangefinder instruction manual, PDF user manual
Site is free, but be nice and donate a few $$ if you find what you need.
Site is free, but be nice and donate a few $$ if you find what you need.
piero2025
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Thanks!
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