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• When ASA
25/
01N 15 appear in the
small
windows,
this
is
as far as the film
speed set
ring turns to the left.
White dots at the right
end
read ASA
2000
and 01 N 34.
Metering
Lever
The
exposure
can be properly
measured
by pressing the
metering lever towards the lens.
The metering lever can be fixed for
continuous
light
mea·
surement
by pressing it towards the lens
after setting
the
metering
lever lock
at
"
L"
position
.
If the lock is
returned
to its original position (white dot) the
metering
lever will reo
turn
to
its
original
position
.
Correct
exposure
value
cannot
be
obtained
unless the
meter·
ing
lever is pressed.
•
With the fixing
of
the metering
lever,
telephoto lenses
can
be
conveniently
handled
.
Also when
shooting subjects
with
different light intensities,
continuous
light measurement
is
possible
.
•
Due to the
characteristics of
the CdS photocell, the
movement
of
the meter needle may
occasionally
become
slack, owing
to
changes
in the degree
of
light.
•
When not using the
camera, attach
the lens
cap so as
to
prevent unnecessary
consumption
of the
mercury
battery.
How to
"Average"
Exposures
When measuring a subject with
greatly
differing dark and
bright parts, take two measurements. one each of the
dark
and bright parts.
Then obtain the average value
and
set
the
f/
stop or shutter
speed accordingly
.
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