Overexposure signal. If it lights up
red
, slide
in
the neu-
tral density filter.
Sliding the
NO
filter into position.
Overexposure Signal,
NO
filter
Very
bright
scenes (beach
or
high mountain sub-
jects with
brilliant sun) can on a fast
film
lead
to
overexposure even with 1/2000 second.
To check,
pOintthe camera at the subject, and push
the check switch next
to
the shutter speed dial fully
towards the camera back (as
for
the
slow
speed
check, page 11).
If the red signal lights up, you risk
overexposure.
To avoid
that
, slide the neutral density
(NO)
filter in
front
of
the lens
by
the filter slide above the finder
window
. Push
this
fully
towards the lens windo";.
A red mark in the top right finder image corner
is
a
reminder that the
NO
filter
is
in
posit
ion.
T
he
overexp
osu
re signal again operat
es
wi
th
the ca-
mera
cl
osed or
wi
th th
e
ca
mera op
en
,
but
not released.
Operate
it only briefly
to
save battery curre
nt
.
Th
e n
eu
tr
al
de
ns
it
y filt
er
in
cr
eas
es
th
e exposure
ab
ou
t
4 times. T
he
exposu
re
control
au
tomati
ca
ll
y al
lows
f
or
th
is
when the
NO
fi
lt
er
is
in
positi
on.
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