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Press the r t button to select "W. BALANCE"
and press the w e button to select either
"AUTO" or "MWB".
Making calibration settings
•For negative film
Set the provided blue film on top of an
unexposed (all brown) part of the negative
and load into the film holder.
Press the r t button to select "W. BAL-
ANCE" and then hold down the EXE button
until the shoot standby lamp (green) stops
flashing and goes out.
•For positive film
Remove the provided blue film and attach
the film copying adapter to the camera.
Select "AUTO" for "W. BALANCE".
8
Press the DISPLAY button to turn off the menu
screen.
9
Make a film setting.
10
Point the lens at the subject, position yourself,
and half-press the Shutter button.
•The shoot standby lamp (green) flashes. Once
focus is attained, the lamp changes from
flashing to on.
11
Press the Shutter button all the way to take
the picture.
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NOTES:
When shooting, the aperture priority AE becomes
5.6.
Always make white balance adjustment when
attaching a light source to the camera during
shooting.
It is recommended to set backlighting 20 – 30 cm
behind the adapter in a position that evenly
distributes light on the diffuser.
This mode uses the camera's macro feature, so
picture quality will differ from that of scanned
images, etc.
Because of lens characteristics, picture quality at
the center of the picture will differ from that
around the edges.
The film holder's frame may appear in photo-
graphs.
Underexposure can throw off white balance.
If the distance to the light source is changed while
the shutter button is pressed halfway down, the
brightness of the image will change, therefore do
not move the camera or light source once set in
position and ready to shoot.
Brightness will vary according to film, therefore
set exposure to the film before use. (
It takes 20 seconds for the brightness of the
shooting picture to be stable and afterwards half-
press the Shutter button.
When shooting in this mode with a fluorescent
light source, the flickering of the fluorescent light
causes a pattern of thin, horizontal stripes to
appear in the image. This does not indicate a
malfunction of the camera.
This mode should only be used with non-
flickering light sources, such as sunlight or
incandescent light.
EN
FILM COPY SETTING
FRAME
2032x1536
QUALITY
FINE
Q. REVIEW
ON
FILM
NEGA FILM
PRO STILL
6M PRO S
W. BALANCE
AUTO
SENS.
80
CLEAR
EXE
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