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Minolta X-370 - Camera Focusing; Focusing Screen and Methods

Minolta X-370
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FOCUSING
In
focus
Out
of
focus
20
The
camera's
focusing
screen
has
a
focusing
aid consisting
of
a
split
-image spot
surrounded
by
a
band
of
microprisms
in
the
center
of
an
Acute
Matte
field
.
To
focus
the
camera visually,
look
through
the
viewfinder
and
turn
the
lens'
focusing
grip
until
:
Upper
and
lower
subject images in
the
spot
are
exactly
aligned
with
no
broken
lines between
them
.
Subject
image in
the
band does
not
shimmer
or
appear
broken
up.
At
this
point,
the
subject image
within
the
viewf
inder's center
focusing
aid appears clearest and
seems
to
blend
with
that
on
the
matte
field
surrounding
it
.
You
will
probably
find
that
focusing
is
easiest
if
:
Split
-image
spot
is
used
for
subjects having vertical lines.
Microprism
band
is
used
for
lenses
fr
om
medium
wideangle
through
medium
telephoto
, especially
with
subjects
not
havi
ng
vertical
lines.
Matte
field
is
used
for
longer
focal-length lenses
or
for
macro
or
othe
r
work
involving
considerable
lens
extension
.

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