Cosmorex SE Manual De Propietario
•Under certain conditions, your camera's exposure
meter may be used when making Time Exposures.
First, make sure that the existing light is sufficient
for use of the meter (p. 12); then, "match the
needle" and read the correct exposure time in full
seconds from the Red numbers 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1,
which appear furthest from the Black numbers 30-
500 on the exposure meter Shutter Speed
Indicator Dial (21).
First, make sure that the existing light is sufficient
for use of the meter (p. 12); then, "match the
needle" and read the correct exposure time in full
seconds from the Red numbers 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1,
which appear furthest from the Black numbers 30-
500 on the exposure meter Shutter Speed
Indicator Dial (21).
T
he Red numbers 15, 8, 4, 2, appearing next to
the Black numbers 30-500, represent
fractions of a second: "15" is 1 /15th second,
and so on. These numbers appear for
information purposes only, when using your
camera's meter to determine exposure with
cameras lacking a built-in exposure meter.
fractions of a second: "15" is 1 /15th second,
and so on. These numbers appear for
information purposes only, when using your
camera's meter to determine exposure with
cameras lacking a built-in exposure meter.