Thanks to Jess Corbett for providing text and pictures for this manual. The camera incorporates a coated lens, two viewfinders, diaphragm shutter with wide range of speeds, self timer and flash synchronizer. It is enough to raise a little the reflex viewfinder cover to see deep between the light protective hoods a large and for any illumination distinct clear image according to which it is easy to fit frame limits when the object is already found or to find a new scene.
Image focusing is performed by slight rotation of a lens knurled mount.
Scales of distances, diaphragms and exposures and all the control units are located to assure speed and convenient operation. Frame counting is performed through the window according to values on light protective paper of the film. Due to reflex viewfinder it is possible to take pictures at high level holding the camera over the head as well as turning it horizontally at the right angle. For taking pictures at eye level the frame viewfinder is used that is more convenient when there is experience in estimating distances by eye and in correct focusing according to distance scale. It is daylight loaded camera.