Coronet Rapide - Indoor Photography; Time Exposures and Table

TIME EXPOSURES
To take ·indoor shots and portraits with day:..
light or artificial 'light a longer exposure. -is
necessary. ~
Firs~ set your shutter lever (E) at i." T " (brief
tJme). The camera must be placed on. some
firm support such as a'table, pile of books or
tripod so that it will be absolutely' still when.
the photograph is taken. .
-As
~ith all. photographs first "preset '.' the
shutter. After composing the picture press·
the button g-e-n-t-I-y, holding the camera firm,
and keep the button fully pressed in for the
required time as indicated in the following
exposu
re table.
EXPOSURE TABLE
I
Well lit
room
near a window
.... 2-3
sees.,
Artificial light, two 60 watt bulbs at
4 feet or less from subject ...
~ .. 5-7
sees.
Artificial· light,
two 100· watt bulbs
at 4 feet or less from subject
...
4..;6
sees.
Photoflood I, wi,thin 4 feet of subject
I sec.
Pnowf!oo({ U, viityhh, 4 feet of.subject
'. ·.J'$fi~.
2';
Inside buildings, chur<:hes, .et·c~
... 5-25 sees.
Outdoor
shots in
bad
light, shady
surroundings, etc.
... 0 ••
. ..
I sec•
. -~