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Ricoh 500GX
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Engish
Setting
shutter
speed
Lightiy
hold
Shutter
Speed
Knob
(K)
and
rotate
Shutter
Speed
Ring
(R)
until
the
desired
shutter
speed
comes
Opposite
the
red
marker
(Fig.
11).
The
shutter
speed
setting
governs
the
amount
of
time
the
film
is
exposed
to
light.
"60°
(1/60
second)
is
recommended
for
the
subject
not
in
motion.
Where
motion
exists,
shutter
speeds
ranging
from
1/125
to
1/500
should
be
used.
Look
into
the
viewfinder
and
you
will
observe
two
red
zones
(one
at
the
upper
right
hand
corner
and
the
other
lower
righthand
corner)
and
lens
opening
numbers
in
between,
The
upper
red
zone
is
the
warning
mark
for
overexposure
and
the
lower
red
zone
is
for
underexposure,
If
the
exposure
meter
needle
is in
the
upper
red
zone,
set
Shutter
Speed
Ring
(R)
at
a
faster
speed
(Fig.
13)
!
you
find
the
needie
in
the
lower
red
zone,
use
a
slower
shutter
speed
(Fig.
14).
I
the
needle
stays
between
two,
red
zones,
this
indicates
correct
exposure
and
the
number,
such
as
2.8
or
4
or
5,6--‘indicated
by
the
needle
tells
you
the
lens
opening
at
which
you
are
going
to
make
exposure
When
you
do
not
use
your
camera
or
pui
yuur
camera
back
into
the
carrying
case,
move
Shutter
Lock
Lever
(H)
in
the
direction
of
the
green
mark
(Fig.
15).
This
will
lock
Shutter
Release
Button
(F)
and
protect
your
camera
from
an
accidental
shutter
release.
“Оо
not
forget
to
reset
Shutter
Lock
Lever
(H)
up
to
the
Red
mark
before
you
shoot,
otherwise
the
shutter
cannot
be
released.
#00
not
set
Shutter
Lock
Lever
(H)
by
depressing
Shutter
Release
Button
(F).
Viewing
and
focusing
ae
Look
into
the
viewfinder
eyepiece
to
compose
your
picture
and
focus
the
lens,
Rotate
Focusing
Ring
(L)
until
the
double
image
in
the
center
square
of
the
viewfinder
has
merged
to
a
single
image
(Fig.16)....
your
subject
is
now
in
sharp
focus,
When
composing
your
picture,
keep
your
subject
within
the
outer
bright
frame
outline
of
the
viewfinder.
When
you
shoot
a
closeup,
keep
your
subject
within
the
parallax
correction
mark
(the
inner
bright.frame
line)
зо
that
your
subject
may
not
be
cropped.
(Fig.
17)
To
take
pictures.
hold
the
camera
either
vertically
or
horizontally
as
steady
as
you
can
and
press
Shutter
Release
Button
(F)
solwly
and
smoothly
all
the
way
down.
(Fig.
18).
Rapid
sequence
photography
When
you
take
pictures
outdoors
in
fine
weather,
you
can
make
rapid
sequence
pictures
by
merely
pressing
Shutter
Release
Button
(F)
without
adjusting
exposures
and
distances.
To
do
so,
simply
set
Distance
Scale
(Q)
at
the
green
“O”
mark,
Auto/
Manual
Ring
(S)
at
the
green
A`
Aluto)
and
Shutter
Speed
Ring
(R)
at
the
green
125°
(1/125
sec).
(Fig.
19).
Your
subjects
from
1.5
to
9m
(5
to
30
ft.)
will
be
in
sharp
focus
if
Distance
Scale
(Q)
is
set
at
the
green
©
mark.
Therefore,
for
fully
automatic
and
rapid
sequence
photography,
just
set
all
controls
to
the
GREEN
positions.
Multi-exposure
Your
Ricoh
500
GX
has
a
special
multi
exposure
device
which
enables
you
to
enjoy
photography
you
have
never
‘experienced
with
rangefinder
type
cameras
of
other
make.
This
device
will
give
you
а
lot
of
creative
fun,
too
For
multi
exposure,
make
the
first
exposure
in
the
normal
way
of
picturetaking.
For
the
second exposure.
set
Multi
exposure
Lock
Knob
(GG)
up
to
the
green
mark
and
slide
Multi
exposure
Lever
(P)
with
your
finger
in
the
direction
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Ricoh 500GX Specifications

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BrandRicoh
Model500GX
CategoryDigital Camera
LanguageEnglish

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