Cosmorex SE Manual De Propietario
is in "Auto" position - so that the green
letter "A" is visible on the switch.)
letter "A" is visible on the switch.)
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Your Cosmorex offers two alternative
focusing methods. The microprism spot in
the center of your viewfinder is composed
of literally hundreds of tiny prisms which
accentuate out-of-focus images, then
seemingly disappear into a single, clear image
when you're at the point of sharpest focus. (
If you aim your camera at this instruction
book, from about two feet away, you'll see
how it works.) This focusing method is best
for a majority of subjects and conditions,
especially when using your standard f/2.0
lens.
focusing methods. The microprism spot in
the center of your viewfinder is composed
of literally hundreds of tiny prisms which
accentuate out-of-focus images, then
seemingly disappear into a single, clear image
when you're at the point of sharpest focus. (
If you aim your camera at this instruction
book, from about two feet away, you'll see
how it works.) This focusing method is best
for a majority of subjects and conditions,
especially when using your standard f/2.0
lens.
Around the microprism spot is a clear ring
of fine ground-glass. This also tends to
accentuate out-of-focus images, showing a
clear, sharply-defined image at the point of
greatest sharpness. (Again, aim the camera
at this instruction book to see how it works.)
You'll find this groundglass area helpful
when focusing on subjects which lack
contrast or color; it's quite handy when using
wide-angle and long telephoto lenses, too.
of fine ground-glass. This also tends to
accentuate out-of-focus images, showing a
clear, sharply-defined image at the point of
greatest sharpness. (Again, aim the camera
at this instruction book to see how it works.)
You'll find this groundglass area helpful
when focusing on subjects which lack
contrast or color; it's quite handy when using
wide-angle and long telephoto lenses, too.
T
he Distance Scale (28) of your lens is
calibrated both in feet (white numbers) and
meters (yellow numbers). Generally, there's no
need to check distance except
meters (yellow numbers). Generally, there's no
need to check distance except