Setting
the
Film Speed
1
.
Set
the function
switch
to
"lSO"
posi-
tion.
2.
Move
the
up/down
control
downward
to de-
crease
the
ISO
setting
and,
upward to
increase
the setting.
Each
time
the control is moved,
the
ISO setting
changes
by
1/3 stop.
The setting
changes continuously if
you
keep
pressing
the
up/down
control.
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3.
After setting
the
film
speed,
set the
function
switch to
"TlME"
or "FNo."
to take a
reading.
NOTE
o
Any speed
from
ISO 8 to ISO 6400 can be set.
o
f
SO 125
and
ISO 125O are displayed as
"lSO
12O"
and
"lSO
1200",
respectively.
o
After taking a
measurement,
you
can
change
the
film-speed setting
and the shutter-speed/f-number
combination
required for
correct exposure
will
also
change.
Attaching a Receptor
The
Flash Meter is
supplied
with
two
receptors:
a
spherical
diffuser for incident-light
measurements
and
a
reflected-light
attachment
for reflected-light meas-
urements.
An explanation
of
how to take
incident-
and
ref
lected-light
measurements
appears
on
the
following
pages.
Spherical
Diffuser
for inci-
dent
light
Ref lected-l i
ght
attachment
for reflected light
To attach a
receptor:
Align
the
white
dot
on the
receptor
with the
receptor index and insert
the
receptor's
bayonet
into the socket.
Rotate
the receptor clockwise
to
secure it.
To
remove
a
receptor:
Rotate the receptor
counterclockwise
until
its dot
aligns
with recep-
tor
index and
lift
the
receptor out of
the sock-
et.
Accessories
The
reflected-light
attachment supplied with the
meter has
a
40"
angle of view.
To take
"spot"
read-
ings of
smaller
areas of
a
scene, Minolta's
5" View-
finder
or 10"
Viewfinder ll can
be used. The
Booster
ll is
available
for
taking
reflected-light
readings
off
a
view
camera's
groundglass
screen or
in
very low
light.
Refer
to
pages
44
and
45 for
more information
about
these and other
accessories for
the
Flash
Meter
lv'
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