Manuals for Graflex Cameras & Accessories.
Please note that not all these on-iine manuals are of the best quality. Some fine details may not be legible. For quality original manuals or reprints, please visit Craig Camera and buy them. It does help to support those who support our hobbies!

Some other interesting downloads ;-)
	The South Bristol Views Bellows Extension Calculator A PDF file that you print out and cut into two pieces. Place the "target" on your subject, then measure it's size with the "ruler" on your ground glass. See the Close-Up page for a full description.
	Here's an old time treat. Back when I was young, a great photography magazine published this "Exposure calculator" by S.P. Martin. It uses a 'slide' inside the folded paper sleeve to determine the proper exposure for a long list of described situations. I got a lot of use out of this years ago. I recently found the old one and thought I would share it with those who might remember it, or never have seen it... I did do a web search and could find no other reference to this 'device'. I created an Adobe 'PDF' format file that will print the calculator out. All you have to do is cut along the lines, fold the two sides and place the 'slide' inside. Click in the pic at left or here for the Jiffy Calculator.

All the above manual (except the handicase) are provided in Adobe PDF format and need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view/print.

These manuals are also not sized correctly, most being about 32x30 inches. However, they view just fine and the Adobe Reader has a feature to "Size to page" when printing. This will print the documents correctly... I may do a new set with the correct page size, but maybe not for the reason shown below... And... To reduce the overall size (originals are over 30 megs), I converted everything to B&W (2 bit). Pictures became dithered instead of color, which reduces their quality. Viewing or printing these pages should be more than adequate. If you want or need the original high quality scans, the owner of graflex.org will be reproducing these manuals in all their fine detail very soon. Thanks go to Harry for all his original hard work in producing these images! Harry's original scans can be found on his new web site (versus his 'old' site which is a long story...) at http://hmartin.mysitespace.com/ along with some really nice photos and other info...

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