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SHOOTING AUTOMATICALLY 2000 1000 500 250 125 X 80 60 30 15 8 2 1 2s 4s LT.B 200 1000 500 250 125 • X 60 • 30 15 A red LED will glow next to the "A" index on the viewfinder scale to indicate overexposure. When this occurs, stop your lens down or change to manual exposure control to obtain acceptable exposures. A red LED will glow next to the "LT, B" index on the scale when there is insufficient light for a proper exposure or when the camera has selected a time exposure longer than 4 seconds in the automatic mode. Green LEDs are used along the shutter speed scale between 1/2000th and 1/30th second to indicate hand-holdable speeds. 60 30 15 • 8 • 4 2 • • 1 • 2s 4s • LT.B Yellow LEDs are used along the shutter speed scale between 1/15th second and 4 seconds as a slow speed warning and reminder to use a tripod or supplemental lighting, or to change the lens to a wider aperture setting. IMPORTANT: Should you accidentally press the shutter release with the lens cap on or in the dark while the shutter dial is set to "Automatic," an excessively long exposure will result. To re-set the camera, move the dial to one of the manual speed settings and return it to the "Automatic" position before resuming shooting. 21 •