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(§) = Acceptable focusing

The split-image rangefinder, microprism or cross-hair area is dim.

Focus on the surrounding matte area.

O = Acceptable focusing

Slight vignetting (or moire phenomenon, in the case of the microprism)

affects the screen image. The image on the film, however, shows no trace

of this.

Blank means inapplicable.

Note: The Teleconverters TC-301, TC-300, TC-14B and TC-14 cannot be attached

to this lens.

VARIABLE APERTURE

As the lens is zoomed out from 35mm to 135mm, the maximum aperture goes

down by approximately two-thirds of an f/stop, from 3.5 to 4.5. The two aperture

indexes engraved on the chrome mounting ring indicate the difference: the green

index is for use at the 35mm setting, while the brown one is for the 135mm set-

ting. For intermediate focal length settings, align the aperture ring between the

two indexes. The relationship between the focal length and the maximum aperture

is shown in Diagram 1. When the zoom lens is used with cameras with through-

the-lens (TTL) metering, you need not worry about adjusting the aperture, How-

ever, when an independent exposure meter is used, slight adjustment is required,

as in Diagram 1.

Diagram 1

4.5

c 3.5

;

135

— Focal Length

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY

Follow the instructions below when you take pictures with the speedtight unit

because the maximum aperture of this lens varies according to the focal length

set.

• In TTL automatic flash photography (when using the SB-18, SB-17, SB-

16AJBorSB-15)

No adjustment is required because the variation in aperture is automatically

accounted for. However, when the flash-to-subjecl distance is close to either

the near or far limit of the auto shooting range corresponding to your working

aperture, the working aperture may have to be changed as you zoom in or out.

(1/3.8)

(f/4)