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5

Press the measuring

button to take readings.

● The meter will continue to take

readings as long as the

measuring button is held down.

As readings are taken, the

results are displayed on the

digital readout in the units set in

step 4.

● When you release the

measuring button, the meter

stops taking measurements and

the last reading will remain on

the digital readout.

Display example

Dispaly units are FNo.

If you set your desired shutter

speed, the f-number required for

proper exposure at that shutter

speed is displayed on the digital

readout. The reading is also

displayed on the analog scale by a

pointer ( ).

Ex.: The display shows a reading

of F4.0+0.2-stops.

If the exposure reading is outside

the display range of the meter, the

f-number is not displayed. Instead,

FNo. and (over) or (under)

will blink to indicate that the

reading is out of range. The or

indicator on the analog scale

will also blink. If the reading is over

the display range, reset the shutter

speed to a faster value; if it's under

the display range, reset to a slower

shutter speed. In this way, you will

be able to determine an

appropriate combination of shutter

speed and f-number.

3

Use the up/down key to

set the desired shutter

speed.

● Shutter speed can be set within

the range of 30 min. to 1/8000

sec.

● Each time you press , the

shutter speed increases.

Holding down increases the

value continuously. The shutter

speed cannot be increased to

above 1/8000 sec., even if you

continue pressing.

● Each time you press , the

shutter speed decreases.

Holding down decreases

the value continuously. The

shutter speed cannot be

decreased to below 30 min.,

even if you continue pressing.

● The shutter speed can also be

changed after meter readings.

4

Press the display-selector

button to set the exposure

display units to FNo. or

EV.

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