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Make sure that the haney·
comb cells of the exposure
meter are not obstructed
by fingers, strop, or any
other object when making
a reading.
The Retina lIIC has a built-in photoelectric expo-
sure meter which, when the camera is pointed to-
ward the
subje~t,
measures light reflected from
the subject. This provides a guide to the correct
exposure-value (light-value) settings. The expo-
sure value is a number corresponding to the
amount of light required for correct exposure.
Determine the exposure value from the expo-
sure
meter
as follows:
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For readings taken from
the
camera position,
remove
the
white Incident Light Mask 'from
the front of the
PHOTOCELL
by sliding the
mask
upward and
lifting
it
off.
(Replace the mask
for Incident
Light
readings. This method is
described on page 38.)
2. Point
the
camera at the subject, directing it
slightly downward; the white
NEEDLE
will move
in the window.
3. Turn the meter
SETTING RING
to move the yel-
low
POINTER
directly over the white needle.
4. Read the exposure-value number on the setting
ring opposite the
INDEX.
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