U.M. 2

· IF a picture is partly blan~
One of your fingers covered the lens window. Be sure to keep fingers clear of.
lens window during exposure - check your "hold"; see page 3.
· IF your film shows irregular spacing or overlapping
Either you forgot to set the exposure counter at the red dot when you started
the film, or you did not pull and push the camera ALL THE WAY between
exposures.
· IF some of your negatives are very thin, others almost black
Determine correct shutter setting for each picture situation. Use an exposure
guide or, better still, the MINOX photo-electric exposure meter .
· IF lome prints show more "grain" than others from the same film
Badly over-exposed pictures have coarser grain. Over-exposure is as undesirable
as under-exposure . Use an exposure guide or MINOX exposure meter to get
correct shutter speed every time.
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