U.M. 2

print - a richer tone, making white clouds stand aut clearly.
Green
foliage, lawns, etc. which would normally print darker,
will show a lighter tone and better modulation. Because the
green
filter reduces the overall amount of light transmitted
through the
lens, you must double the shutter speed - in other
words use
'/'00 sec. when the MINOX exposure meter or ex-
posure guide indicates
'/'00 sec.
The orange filter - which requires three times normal shutter
speed - darkens blue skies considerably, but lightens all
reddish tones. Even in full sunlight it produces dramatic skies
and scenes
resembling night shots. More important is its
ability.to produce clear pictures on days when there is a blue
)
atmospheric haze. The orange filter is particularly useful for
cloud p.ictures, snow scenes, mountain photography, and on
hazy days.
DO NOT USE THE ORANGE FILTER FOR PORTRAITS
as red lips wo uld appear almost white.
NEVER USE THE GREEN OR ORANGE FILTER WITH COLOR
FILM.
17
'/soo sec.
without
filter
'/'00 sec. with green
filter, sky darker,
clouds stand
out
'/'00 sec. with orange
filter, sky very dark,
clouds "fluffy',
green areas lighter