Nikon 2SB Photomic Buku Petunjuk - Halaman 28

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STOP-DOWN EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT
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With some Nikkor lenses, full-aperture exposure mea-
surement is not possible, either because the lens has no
automatic diaphragm, or because the lens does not cou-
ple with the finder's meter; with certain accessories, too,
lens/finder coupling is not possible, thus, preventing full-
aperture measurement. However, the camera's Photomic
meter can still be used for exposure measurement via
the stop-down method. Before mounting the lens (or
accessory) on the camera body, push the meter coupling
pin up into the finder with a coin or similar object; when
set, the number
"5.6"
will appear in the finder's maxi-
mum aperture indicator. After
setting
the finder, mount
the lens or lens/accessory combination on the camera,
switch on the meter by moving the film-advance lever to
the standoff position, and then set the controls for cor-
rect
exposure
as follows:
For fixed-aperture lenses,
such as
Reflex-N i kkor lenses,
simply adjust
the
shutter-speed selector
until
the center
LED indicator comes
on.
For
convenience, shutter
speeds
can be
set at
intermediate
settings
in the 1/80
sec.
to 1/2000
sec. speed
range for precise
exposures.
If the
meter indicates con tinuous
overexposure,
use
a
neutral
density filter or
slower
film. If
continuous
under-
exposure
is indicated,
suppleme"
ntary lighting or
a
faster
film is necessary. This technique is
also suitable
for
photography using
a telescope or
microscope"