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Minolta FLASH METER VI User Manual

Minolta FLASH METER VI
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FLASH METER VI
Instruction Manual
Manuel d’instructions
The essentials of imaging
L’essentiel de l’image
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Minolta FLASH METER VI Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeFlash Meter
Light Receiving MethodIncident and Reflected
Flash MeasurementYes
DisplayLCD
Memory FunctionYes
Measurement Range (Incident)EV -2.0 to 19.9
Measurement Range (Reflected)1.0 to 19.9 EV
ISO RangeISO 3 to ISO 8000

Summary

Minolta Flash Meter VI Instruction Manual

Safety Information

Safety-related Icons

Icons alerting users to important safety information for preventing accidents.

Safety Warnings and Cautions

Handling instructions to ensure proper use and prevent injury or damage.

Compliance Information

Statement of FCC Compliance

FCC compliance statement for digital device operation and interference.

Product Overview

Names of Parts and Displays

Explanation of the meter's components and data panel displays.

Viewfinder Display

Description of the viewfinder display elements and their functions.

Preparations

Battery Installation and Checking

Instructions for inserting, checking, and replacing the battery.

Setting Film Speed

How to set the film speed for accurate measurements.

Selecting Measuring Methods

Choosing between incident light and spot measurement for photography.

Understanding Reading Differences

Explains the distinction between incident and spot light readings.

Basic Operation

Selecting a Measuring Method

Guide to choosing the correct measuring method for different scenarios.

Measuring Ambient Light

Procedures for measuring ambient light with still and cine cameras.

Measuring Flash Light

How to measure flash light using sync cords or without.

Light Ratio Analysis Function

Analyzing the proportion of ambient and flash light in a scene.

Special Functions

Latitude Display Function

Displays exposure latitude for comparing highlights and shadows.

Combining Incident and Spot Measurements

Compares incident and spot readings for better exposure decisions.

Memory Function

Stores up to ten measurement data points for later analysis.

S/A/H Exposure Calculations

Calculates exposure for shadow, average, and highlight areas.

Average Exposure Calculation

Computes the average exposure from stored measurements.

Shadow and Highlight Calculations

Determines exposure for darkest/brightest areas to preserve detail.

Brightness Difference Function

Measures and displays exposure differences between readings.

Monitoring Exposure Differences

Monitors exposure differences after shadow-based calculation.

Measuring Lighting Ratio

Measures the brightness ratio between highlight and shadow areas.

Simplified Metering Modes

Using the meter as a simplified illuminance or luminance meter.

Custom Settings (Alt Mode)

Customizing operation settings like exposure correction and increments.

Shutter Speed Increments

Setting shutter speed increments (1/2, 1/3, 1 stop).

Display Unit Settings

Selecting display units (FNo./EV) and their formats.

Latitude and Shift Value Settings

Specifying latitude limits and exposure calculation shift values.

Time/Cine Settings and Reset

Switching modes and resetting the meter to default settings.

Accessories

Included Accessories

Details on Flat Diffuser and Sync Cord III for enhanced functionality.

Care and Storage Guidelines

Instructions for cleaning, maintaining, and storing the instrument properly.

Handling and Service

General Handling Instructions

Precautions for use in various environmental conditions and against physical damage.

After Service Information

Details on repair availability and contacting Minolta service facilities.

Technical Specifications

Detailed Specifications

Technical data on reception, range, modes, power, dimensions, and accessories.

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