Operation Manual

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The
highlight
exposure,
which is calculated by
the
meters
gives
an additional
2.3
stops
exposure for
the
measured
area.
Manual
adjustment
of
this
value
is
also
possible
to
meet
individual
needs.
The
produce
an
exposure
value
that
places
the
highlight
at the
extreme
end of the
film's
characteris-
tic curve,
the
measured
value
can be
adjusted
as
follows:
While
pressing
the
"H"
key,
move
the
decrease/
increase control upwards. Refer
to the
pointer
on
the
analog scale to monitor
the change in exposure
value. Refer
to the
digital readout
on
the LCD
panel
to check the setting.
'Ir
rJecrease the
exposure
value
computed for
the
hiqhliq!"rt,
use
the followinq
procedure:
While
pressing
the
"H"
key, move
the decrease/
increase control downward
and monitor
the
change on
the LCD
panel.
Computed ExlN
-2.O
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prir:n.it.y
(2.0
stops overexposure)
The
procedure
for
adjusted
a shadow
exposure is
basically the
same as
described
for highlight
adjust-
ment.
For more exposure
than
the
computed
value,
move
the
decrease/increase
control
upward while
pressing
the
/'S"
key.
For
less
exposure than the
computed
value,
move the
decrease/increase
control
downward while
pressing
the
"S"
key.
Computed
ExlN
+3.0
(3.0
stops
underexposure)
Press
"H"
key
Computed
ExlN
-23
(2.3
stops
overexposure
)
Press
"S"
key
Computed
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+2.7
(2.7
stops
underexPosure)
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2. INCIDENT-LIGHT
MEASUREMENT
Even with
incident-light metering, it is
possible
to
adjust the displayed reading
to
bias
the
exposure
according to the
photographer's
intentions.
The
following
are
some
situations
where
adjusting the
exposure
value
may be useful:
o
When
the
photographer
wants
to
adjust
exposure
to deliberately
increase or decrease exposure from
the
normal metered value.
.
When
using
a
filter
that
requires
exposure com-
pensation.
o
When using
a
bellows
or close-up ring
photography.
o
When using
the Minolta Booster
ll
Booster.
For
increased exposure:
To deliberately
increase exposure, move
decrease/increase
control while
pressing
the
"H"
until
the
desired change
is indicated.
For
decreased
exposure:
To
deliberately
increase exposure,
move
decrease/increase
control
while
pressing
the
"S"
until
the desired change
is indicated.
for
macro-
or Minolta
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key
the
key
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