Vivitar 35ES - Exposure Warnings; Parallax Correction; Flash Photography

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combination
with
certain
subjects
(e
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sand
or
snow)
and
very high
speed
films
(e
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DIN 27,ASA
400),
the
meter
needle may move into the overexposure
warntng
zone
lf
this
should
occur,
we recommend the use
of
a)
a neutral density
filter on the
lens
to
reduce
the
amount of
incoming
ltght, or
b)
a slower
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lf
the
meter
needle moves into the
red,
underexposure
zone,
the camera
must
be set at either
a
slower
shutter
speed or
must
be used
with a flash unit
mounted
in
the
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When
you're
photographing
at
distances
of
2 m
(6
ft
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or
less,
be sure
to compose
your
subject
withtn the
Parallax
Correction
Mark
to
prevent
accidentally
"cutting
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Once
you've
checked
to be sure
the
meter needle
is within
the
yellow
exposure
range,
just
recheck the camera
focus,
make sure
the
film is
advanced
and
press
the Shutter
Release
Button to capture
the
world around
you
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Your
Vivitar 35ES
has
"X"
flash synchronization
built
into the
camera
Hot Shoe.
The camera's
Flashmatic
System
automatically
sets
the correct
exposure
as
you
focus.
For
properly
exposed
flash
photos:
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the
flash unit
9n
the
Hot
Shoe
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