Seagull DSLR Difference Between DF and DF 1 50

Seagull SLR DF-1 is an improved version of Seagull DF, on the basis of DF plus metering function, the rest of the performance is the same.

The shutter speed of the Seagull DF-1 camera does not have the "N O" you call on the shutter speed disc, and the sail is reversed, it should be DIN (fixed), it is used to set the sensitivity of the film, and the current ISO (International Bridge Hail Standard) is different, it is a German sensitivity setting standard, and China's GB (that is, the national standard) is a value. At that time, DIN was widely used as the film sensitivity standard in European countries. Of course, there are also BSI in the United Kingdom, R o C T* in the former Soviet Union, etc., and the international standard ISO adopts the integration of Chinese and German standards and American standards.

They are convertible to each other.

DIN setting on the speed disc.

Sensitivity standard comparison table.

Seagull DF film SLR cameras all use 135 film. Among the domestic film SLR cameras, only Hu Ru's Great Wall DF SLR camera from Beijing uses 120 film.

The Seagull DF can use 35mm film film, and the specific model can be selected according to personal shooting needs. Some common film brands include Fujifilm, Kodak, Ilcham Laofu, Loma, etc. It is recommended to choose a film with ISO sensitivity that is appropriate for the lighting conditions at the time.

On the left side of the shutter is a knob to adjust the speed;

The aperture is adjusted on the lens;

There is no AF, and the distance is adjusted in the lens, too;

ISO "adjusts" when you buy film;

The timer for shooting is in the rightmost window;

It's difficult to mount the film, so be careful, otherwise you'll find out that you didn't mount it properly after shooting 37 shots (of course......, the amount of film is different).

Well, it's time to take pictures, the easiest and right way is:

Everything is taken with a digital camera as a reference (data), I believe you can quickly but also roughly grasp the ...... of its ** rules

Then again, do you want to learn photography? Buy a digital bar (DSLR, or professional card can be) as long as you can manually adjust and control the camera, learning photography will save a few machines than the film machine......

The black one mainly adjusts the shutter speed and sensitivity. Adjust the sensitivity by rotating it upwards and rotate it directly. Generally, the shutter is set at 1 125 1 60, and you can observe it in the camera through the viewfinder (I can't remember whether it's a green or red light,) only the light in the middle is on, which means that it is normal, and generally adjusts the aperture before adjusting the shutter.

Pull up the reel reel and the back cover will open, and then the film head is inserted into the gap of the reel reel shaft to align the gears, and there are two other gears to align the holes on both sides of the film, if you are not sure, you can try to roll a slow plate wrench before closing the lid.

The attached ** is pulled up above the film is the reel shaft.

Hope it helps.

If you don't take the film, is it because the rewind button on the left side of the bottom of the camera doesn't jump out? (Press down when rewinding, and it should automatically jump out when rolling).

The Seagull DF-2 camera was a product produced by Shanghai Camera Factory in the 70s, using a mechanical shutter SLR camera with 35mm film, and the viewfinder was split focusing, which was a relatively mature product at that time.

The south side of the Seagull DF-2 camera has a relatively simple structure, is durable, rarely has problems, and will not be damaged if it is not used for many years.

You can remove the lens and check that if there is no problem with the shutter mechanism and the lens is not molded, it can still be used.

Photographers have never given up on film cameras, and many blockbusters are made from film cameras. Nowadays, many photography enthusiasts are picking up the old film cameras of the past and taking pictures.

You will find that among the many armies of digital photography, using a film camera is an extremely enviable thing.

I hope you have a proper storage, put it in a moisture-proof box or something, of course, if there are no mold spots on the lens, including the body, there should be no problem; But the problem is that film is hard to buy and scarce;

Put it in the drying oven and that's fine!