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Exposure Compensation .

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~----------- Multiple Exposure consists of two or more exposures of one or more ..... subjects in the same frame. 1 e Rotate the Command Dial while pressing the multiple exposure button so ~ appears in the LCD panel. The display changes as follows: "5 +---+ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ U. I.."U +---+ I'. S ~ c::J.U" ~ No display +---+ ~ 4 t (cancel) Multiple Exposure • ~ appears in the LCD panel when the Multiple Exposure is set. 2 Rotate the Command Dial while pressing the , button to set the necessary Exposure Compensation . • Test shooting is recommended since the compensation actually required varies depending on the shooting situation . • When the background is completely dark and subjects do not overlap, no compensation is necessary for each shot. • In some cases, frames may shift slightly in multiple exposure. In particular, film advance becomes unstable at the beginning and near the end of a film roll so multiple exposure is not recommended . Standard compensation value in multiple exposure Number of exposures Compensation value Two -1.0 EV Three -1 .5 EV Four -2 .0 EV Eight or nine -3.0 EV Exposure Compensation is necessary depending on the number of exposures in multiple exposure since more than one image is exposed in the same frame. 64

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Multiple Exposure consists
of
two
or
more exposures
of
one
or
more
subjects
in
the same frame .
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1
Rotate the Command Dial while pressing
the multiple exposure
e
button
so
~
appears
in
the LCD panel. The display
changes as follows:
~~
~~
~~
~~
"5
+---+
."
+---+
'S
~
:J"
U.
I.U
I.
c:
.U
~
No display
+---+
~
4
t
(cancel)
Multiple Exposure
•
~
appears
in
the LCD panel when the Multiple
Exposure is set.
2
Rotate the Command Dial while pressing
the ,
button to set the necessary
Exposure Compensation .
• Test shooting
is
recommended since the
compensation actually required varies depending
on
the shooting situation.
• When the background
is
completely dark and
subjects do not overlap, no compensation
is
necessary for each shot.
•
In
some cases, frames may shift slightly
in
multiple
exposure.
In
particular, film advance becomes
unstable at the beginning and near the end of a film
roll so multiple exposure
is
not recommended.
Standard
compensation
value
in
multiple
exposure
Number
of
exposures Compensation value
Exposure Compensation
is
Two
-1.0
EV
necessary depending
on
the
Three
-1 .5
EV
number of exposures
in
multiple
Four
-2
.0
EV
exposure since more than one
Eight
or
nine
-3
.0
EV
image
is
exposed
in
the same
frame.
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