Minolta Flash meter IV User Guide

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(A)
Exposed
at
metered
values.
(B)Slightly
"underexposed"
lf
the reflection factor is high: lighter
subjects
For
example, if
the
scene is
of
predominantly
white, i.e. has
a
high reflection
factor, and
these
white subjects
are
to
be
reproduced
with
maximum
detail,
better
results
will be obtained by
underexposing
the
picture
one-half
to one
stop from
the exposure
indicated
by the incident light meter.
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Exposure:
(A)
1122, 1/60 sec.;
1/3
stop
(B)
t132, 1/60
sec;
1/3
stop
lf
the reflection
factor
is low:
dark
subects
Similarly, if
the
scene is
dark overall, i.e.
has
a low reflection
factor,
and the
dark areas
are to
be emphasized,
the
exposure
should be increased
one-half
to one
stop
from
the
exposure indicated
by the incident
light metering.
Note
that the exposure compensation
described here
and
above
should
not be
used
when
photographing
people
and other
subjects
having an
average reflection
factor.
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Exposure:
(A) 11132,
1/60
sec.; 1/2
stop
(B)t122,1/60
sec.;
1/2
stop
(B)
Slightly
"underexposed"
(A)
Exposed
at metered values.

Minolta Flash meter IV Specifications

General

Light Receptor	Silicon photo cell
ISO Range	ISO 3 to 8000
Shutter Speed Range	30 min to 1/8000 sec
Display	LCD
Type	Handheld Flash Meter
Measuring Modes	Ambient, Flash
Measuring Range (Ambient)	EV -2 to EV 19.9 (ISO 100)
Measuring Range (Flash)	f/1.0 to f/90.9