The original manual is printed on A6 size paper in portrait format. The scans were done at 300 dpi. The first 24 files are the manual proper. The additional two files are from a second manual, but I think are worthwhile.

The notes file has some brief notes which hopefully clarify some parts of the manual. It is in pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader or a similar program to read it. The Notes are Copyright by me (Richard Urmonas). You may download and print a copy for your personal use. All other uses are strictly prohibited.

I provide these manuals free of charge to help fellow enthusiasts. This service costs me money. Please don't abuse it.

Downloading the manual

Download the single zip file, or if you have problems, each page can be dowloaded seperately. On most browsers do a "right click" then choose "Save As". You may want to create a new directory/folder for the files.

Once you have finished downloading use an image viewing program to print the files.

• If you want an original size copy you must use a program which will let you specify 300dpi for the print resolution. Note that not all image viewing programs allow you to specify the print resolution. The GIMP and Photoshop are examples of programs that you can use.
• If you just want a print then almost any image viewing program will allow you to do a "fit to page" print. Many do this by default. If you set up you printer for portrait mode you will get a full page print.

Download a zip of all files (warning 2.8M file)

If you have problems downloading the big zip file, the individual files are below:

• Front Cover
• Parts Identification (Front)
• Parts Identification (Rear)
• Parts Identification (Legend)
• Page 5
• Page 6
• Page 7
• Page 8
• Page 9
• Page 10
• Page 11
• Page 12
• Page 13
• Page 14
• Page 15
• Page 16
• Page 17
• Page 18
• Page 19
• Page 20
• Page 21
• Page 22
• Page 23
• Page 24
• Lens Cross-sections
• Some accessories
• Notes