Owner's Manual

• In extremely dim lighting, the Exposure
Meter Needle (17) may rest near the right hand
edge of the transparent window. Should this
occur, place your hand in front of the
Exposure Meter Cell (25) and watch the
needle carefully. If the needle moves when
you block the Meter Cell, the exposure meter
is able to function in the existing light; remove
your hand from the cell, and determine
exposure in the normal way. However, if no
needle movement occurs when you pass your
hand in front of the Meter Cell, the existing
light is in sufficient and the exposure meter
cannot
be used. In this event, either a time exposure or use
of an electronic flash are recommended.
VIEWING AND FOCUSING
M ake sure your lens is securely attached to the
camera. If not, turn lens clockwise until no
further movement is possible.
• Frame your picture by looking through the
Viewfinder Eyepiece (32). You're looking
through the same lens that will actually take the
picture exactly as you see it.
• Focus to bring the image in clearly. To do this,
just turn the Focusing Ring (13) in either
direction until the subject is sharp in the
viewfinder. (If the image in the viewfinder
appears dark, make sure the Auto/ Manual Switc
h for Lens Diaphragm [14]
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