Kodak Retina automatic III

If yo u want to shoot with an even
greater depth of field change the
automatically set lens openi ng by tur--
ning the shutter speed ring (a) until
the needle of the exposure meter
points at the figure 16, for instance.
The re l evant shutter speed is auto-
matically set at A. (T he divisions
without figures identify, from left to
right: f/2.S - f/S.6 - fill - f/22.)
Remember that pictures can only be
taken where the needle def l ection
remains inside the two red areas
which are the limits of the exposure
meter measuring range .
To
take full advantage of the existing
depth of field for snapshots turn the
focusing scale to the black dot near
10 ft. for subjects at close range or
to the red dot nea r 30 ft. for remote
subjects .
Taking pictures without
automatic exposure control
To the advanced amateur the RETINA
automatic
III offers still more picture-
tak i ng possibilities. For intentional
under
or over-exposures set the re-
quired lens opening by turning the
lens opening ring (c ). In the example
above we have set a shutter speed
of '/ .DD second and an aperture of f/ 4.
You can now take pictures without th e
auto-control.
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