Cosmorex SE Manual Do Proprietário

TAKING CLOSE-UP PICTURES

One of the most exciting areas of single-lens reflex

photography is "close-up" picturetaking. With

your Cosmorex camera, it's easy to take excellent

pictures of stamps, flowers, coins, and other

small objects. You can even "copy" paintings or

photographs, or make duplicate slides from your

original transparencies.

Many close-up pictures can be taken without any

accessories at all. Turn your focusing ring (13) to

the closest distance (1.8 feet). Now, without

turning the focusing ring, move your camera

towards your subject until the image in the

viewfinder is sharp ... and you'll find

you can fill the entire frame with an object

about 6'/2"x10" in area. At this range, you can

take excellent pictures of photographs, flowers,

illustrations in books and magazines, important

records or documents - all sorts of things.

To take pictures of subjects smaller than 6'/2x10

inches, several accessories are available. These

include close-up lenses, extension tubes, and

bellows units. Sound complicated? It's not ...

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