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lamp
Macro Indication
Under-exposure
Mark
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Film transport Indicator
Confirming the Exposure
When the subject is too dark, a red mark in the
lower right part of the viewfinder warns of under¬
exposure. Under these conditions, use additional
light. A battery check lamp, film transport indi¬
cator, and macro indication are also built into the
viewfinder.
Backlight Control Plate
For filming snowcovered mountains in the daylight,
at the beach or when it is clear out, if a high speed
film
(ASA
160)
is used,
the picture will be
overexposed. We would highly recommended the
use of ASA 40 (25) film for daylight and outdoor
photography. When you use the film of ASA 160.
please use the Canon Filter ND—4. When attaching
the filter to the lens, pull up the exposure control
plate which is located at the base part of the ex¬
posure metering window. The range of this exposure
control plate is 2 stops.
*
Do not use the ND filter and the UV or Skylight
filter together.
*
Do not use filters except of 1 or 4 of exposure
factor.
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