When I decided to use my Zeiss-Ikon camera again (before I realised it no longer worked) I couldn’t quite remember all the functions because it had been a while since I last used it.
When I originally purchased the camera from a vintage camera shop in Arundel there was never a manual included and the owner at the shop had given me a basic run through at the time of how to use it.
I therefore looked on the internet to see if I could find a copy of the original manual.
I came across this fantastic website which has been invaluable to me for other film cameras (and vintage flashes) I have since acquired.
The website is http://www.cameramanuals.org
The gentleman who runs the website, M Butkus recommends a donation of $3 (which can be done via PayPal) if you find any manual you download useful.
I personally make a donation every time I download a manual from him as I think it’s only fair as it has helped me understand my vintage film camera’s, especially when I’m unable to find an out of print hard copy of the manual.
Natalie Smart Film Photography 