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Checking the Exposure Meter Needle
1
Aim the camera at the subject and check the position of the
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exposure meter needle inside the viewfinder.
You may pull the
trigger or press the shutter release button if the needle is pointing
inside the range of the f/stop scale.
2
Exposure with the electric eye is improper if the needle is point¬
ing to either of the red marks on both sides of the f/stop scale.
If the needle is pointing to the red mark on the leftside it means
under-exposure, and so the lighting must be increased.
If the needle is pointing to the red mark on the right side it means
over-exposure, and so a neutral density (ND) filter must be attached
to restrict the light intensity.
4
Be 'sure that the shutter lock dial is set at "R".
Otherwise,
the meter needle will not move.
Shooting
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Set the shutter lock dial at "R".
2
Pull the trigger or press the shutter release button.
The shutter
will function and the film will advance.
Lens Hood
Attach the exclusively-designed lens hood on your camera to pre¬
vent unpleasant glare, especially when shooting against the light.
Under-Exposure
Warning Mark
Over>Exposure
Warning Mark
f/Stop Scale
Exposure Meter Needle
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