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TRIPOD SUPPORT When photographing at slower shutter speeds, the use of tripod and cable release is suggested to prevent possible camera shake. As illustrated, the Pentax 645 has been provided with two tripod sockets for vertical and horizontal format positioning of the camera. In both positions, the sockets have been specially devised to align closely with the optical axis of the lens. To check the exposure data when the Cable Switch A or Cable Release is used, push the Cable Release halfway with your finger. 60
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TRIPOD
SUPPORT
When
photographing
at
slower
shutter
speeds,
the
use
of
tripod
and
cable
release
is
suggested
to
prevent
possible
camera
shake.
As
illustrated,
the
Pentax
645
has
been
provided
with
two
tripod
sockets
for
vertical
and
horizontal
format
positioning
of
the
camera.
In
both
positions,
the
sockets
have
been
specially
devised
to
align
closely
with
the
optical
axis
of
the
lens.
To
check
the
exposure
data
when
the
Cable
Switch
A
or
Cable
Release
is
used,
push
the
Cable
Release
halfway
with
your
finger.
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