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With the camera still
pointed at the subject
turn the Shutter Speed
Indicator Dial t15bj until
the ring ot the Exposure
Meter Cursor [19b] is
centred over the
Exposure Meter Needle
[19al. Read off possible
combinations of speed
and aperture opposite
each other on the two
dials. Only those speeds
in white may be set
directly on the camera;
of the others, 2-15
represent fractions of a
second and are for
information only but the
figures 1-30 are whole
seconds which may be
used in a time exposure.
Choose the most
suitable combination.
Set the Aperture Ring
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In extremely dim lighting,
the Exposure Meter
NeedJe [19a] may rest
near the right-hand edge
of the transparent window.
Should this occur, place
your hand close in front
of the Exposure Meter
Window and watch the
needie carefully. If the
needle moves when you
block the meter cell the
exposu re meter is able to
function in the existing
light - remove your hand
and determine exposure
in the normal way.
However, if no needle
movement occurs when
you place your hand in
front of the meter cell the
existing light is
insufficient and the
exposure meter cannot
be used. In this event,
either a time exposure
or use of a flash gun is
recommended.
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