User manual

ManualsBrandsCanon ManualsDigital Cameras7

1~

2. When

the

lens

aperture

ring

is

pre·set

to

the

desir

ed

" F "

stop:

Turn

the

shutter

dial and

match

the

aperture

reading

on

the

meter

indic

ator

window

'

to

the

guide

line

where

the

needle

rests.

The

shutter

dial

should

be

set

where

it

click·stops.

NOTE:

•

The

light

meter

cannot

be used

for

"

B"

and

"T"

exposures

or

when

using

speed

light

.

• When

using

the

light

meter,

be

sure

that

YOUR HAND DOES NOT COVER THE

PHOTOCELL.

CHANGING

THE

SENSITIVITY

OF

THE

LIGHT

METER

...

Ordinarily

,

low

sensitivity

(

black

dot

) is used

for

brightness

outdoors.

High

sensitivity

(

orange

dot

)

for

indoors

and

before·or-after

sunset

outdoors

.

If

your

subject

is in so

bright

a

light

that

it

causes

the

needle

to

scale

out

,

or

when

the

subject

is

too

dark

to

give

sufficient

impulse

to

the

needle,

the

sensitivity

of

the

light

meter

is

changed

by

turning

the

sensitivity

shifting

knob.

If

the

orange

dot

on

the

sensitivity

shifting

knob

is

matched

to

the

index

mark,

indicating

the

need

of

high

sensitivity

(

becau

,se

the

sub;ect

is

dark

) ,

the

aperture

reading

must

be read

off

from

the

orange

scale

.

Conversely,

if

the

black

dot

is

matched

to

the

index

mark,

indicating

the

need

of

low

sensitivity

(

because

the

subject

is

too

bright

) ,

the

aperture

reading

must

be

read

off

from

the

white

scale.

Index

Mark

Orange

or

Black

Dot