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TURN ON LIGHT METER SWITCH.
Push up the switch button wit h yo ur
thumb, and the sma ll window on the
switch button w.ill turn to red indicat-
ing that the meter is switched on.
Through the viewfinder, yo u will ob -
serve the movement of the meter's
n eed le on the right side of the gro und
gl ass. Be sure to t urn off the meter's
switch when not actua ll y taking
readings.
ROTATE DIAPHRAGM RING.
The needle moves up and down with
the t urn of the diaphragm ring. When
the needle rests at the center, you will
get correct exposure . If the needle
does not come to the center no matter
how far you t urn the diaphragm ring,
change the sh u tter speed. When the
needle is off center a nd close to the
( + ) mark, you will get over-exposure:
change the shutter speed to a faster
setting. If the n eedle is closer to the
( -) mark, you will get under-expo-
sure: change t he sh utt er spee d to a
sl
ower setting.
RELEASE SHUTTER.
Hold your camera firmly and trip the
shutter . When the shutter is released,
the meter switch will automatically turn
off, and the needle will remain fixed off
and underneath the center. The dia-
phragm will reopen to its full aperture
and the overall image will look brighter.
Cock the rapid wind lever for the next
picture. (When taking a series of pic.
tures under the same lighting conditions,
it is not necessary to repeat instructions
4 and 5.)
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