User manual

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Pic t ur e taking with t he
Interior Time Exposures, see tab le on
pages 24
and 25 , a nd for Time Ex-
posures
Outdoor s on cloudy days, see
table on pages
28 and 29.
No.4 - For In terior Tim e Expo-
sures, also for
Time Exposures Out-
doors on cloudy days, see pages 24 , 25 ,
28 a
nd 29. Never for instantaneoll.s
e xpOS~lres .
The smaller the stop opening the
sharper th e nea rby objects will be, see
the tab le on pag e 13.
All the ex posures given for outdoor
s ubject s are for the hour s from two
a
nd a half hour s after sunrise until two
a
nd a half hours before sunset. If
earlier or lat er, the expos ur es mus t be
longer.
For subjec ts in the s hade ,
under porches or
und er trees, a tim e
expos
ur e must be made, see pages 28
and 29. When making pictures under
thesc conditions the camera must be
placed on some
steady, firm support.
NEARNESS OF SUBJECT
To get everything sharp and dis-
tinct in your pictur es, the camera
must not be nearer than a certain
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