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When the shutter release button is lightly
pressed, an LED lights inside the viewfinder
to
indicate the correct shutter speed
automatically selected by the camera in
accordance with the aperture setting.
.
The 1/1000 LED flashes at ihe rate of 8
times per second to indicate overexposure.
To obtain correct exposure, turn the aper-
ture ring until the LED stops flashing.
.
The "LT" LED flashes at the rate of 8
times per second to indicate underexposure.
Again, turn the aperture ring until the LED
stops flashing. If it does not, use of the
Mamiyalite ZE is recommended.
.
The "LT"
LED also lights to indicate
when the shutter speed is set in the range
below 1/30 sec. down to I sec. To shoot at
the slow shutter speeds indicated by the
66LT" LED, it is recommended to use either
a tripod or the Mamiyalite ZE to prevent
blurring.
.
Flashing of any of the shutter-speed
LEDs at the rate of 4 times per second in-
dicates that the batteries should be replaced.
.
As long as the shutter release button is
pressed, the LED display continues indicat-
ing the same shutter speed after the expo-
suie is completed for easy checking of
whether or not exposure was correct.
"LED" stands for Light Emitting Diode.
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