Pentax 645 645 Manual - Page 61

Multiple, Exposure

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MULTIPLE EXPOSURE 1 i• Setting multiple exposure is possible by pushing and simultaneously turning the multi-exposure ring in the direction of the arrow. When the shutter is released while in this state, the first exposure is made. Repeat the same for the second or third exposure, so that multiple exposure can be made on the same frame; only the shutter is cocked without film being advanced. The multi-exposure ring (M.E.) will automatically return to its original position immediately after shutter releasing function. When cancelling multiple exposure, simply return the multi-exposure ring to its former position. After loading film, multiple exposure should not be operated until the external LCD window exposure counter (EX) reads out "1" or larger. Should the shutter be accidentally released in this state, the motor will merely continue to run idly for about 30 seconds without winding the film. In this case, turn off the main switch, take out the film holder once and cancel the multi-exposure ring setting. Then, newly start the correct procedure. Set the C/S switch to S position when using the multiple exposure. M.E. = Multiple Exposures Multiple exposure operational sequence: 1. Set the multi-exposure ring 2. Initial photographing of the subject 3. Reset the multi-exposure ring 4. Secondary photographing of desired subject. By repeating the steps 3 and 4, multiple shots on a single frame are possible. Exposure counter indicator will remain stationary. To return to normal shooting, just release the shutter without setting the multi-exposure ring. 59

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MULTIPLE
EXPOSURE
1
i•
Setting
multiple
exposure
is
possible
by
pushing
and
simultaneously
turning
the
multi
-exposure
ring
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
When
the
shutter
is
released
while
in
this
state,
the
first
exposure
is
made.
Repeat
the
same
for
the
second
or
third
exposure,
so
that
multiple
exposure
can
be
made
on
the
same
frame;
only
the
shutter
is
cocked
without
film
being
advanced.
The
multi
-exposure
ring
(M.E.)
will
automatically
return
to
its
original
position
immediately
after
shutter
releasing
function.
When
cancelling
multiple
exposure,
simply
return
the
multi
-exposure
ring
to
its
former
position.
After
loading
film,
multiple
exposure
should
not
be
operated
until
the
external
LCD
window
exposure
counter
(EX)
reads
out
"1"
or
larger.
Should
the
shutter
be
accidentally
released
in
this
state,
the
motor
will
merely
continue
to
run
idly
for
about
30
seconds
without
winding
the
film.
In
this
case,
turn
off
the
main
switch,
take
out
the
film
holder
once
and
cancel
the
multi
-exposure
ring
setting.
Then,
newly
start
the
correct
procedure.
Set
the
C/S
switch
to
S
position
when
using
the
multiple
exposure.
M.E.
=
Multiple
Exposures
Multiple
exposure
operational
sequence:
1.
Set
the
multi
-exposure
ring
2.
Initial
photographing
of
the
subject
3.
Reset
the
multi
-exposure
ring
4.
Secondary
photographing
of
desired
subject.
By
repeating
the
steps
3
and
4,
multiple
shots
on
a
single
frame
are
possible.
Exposure
counter
indicator
will
remain
stationary.
To
return
to
normal
shooting,
just
release
the
shutter
without
setting
the
multi
-exposure
ring.
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