Pentax K2 K2 Manual - Page 16

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Set the shutter speed dial at "AUTOMATIC" for automatic electronic shutter operation. (When set on "AUTOMATIC", the exposure system is an aperture-preferred system. For a shutter -speedpreferred system, see MANUAL SHUTTER AND LIGHT METERING, p. 16.) The electronic shutter of the K2 works automatically between 1/1000 and 8 sec. The black numbers seen in the viewfinder refer to fractions of seconds - 1/60, 1/125, etc. The white numbers - 2, 4 and 8 - refer to 2 sec., 4 sec., and 8 sec. After cocking the rapid-wind lever, press the shutter button slightly to switch on the electric circuit. The meter needle in the viewfinder will indicate the shutter speed which the camera has selected. If the needle does not drop from 1000, close down the lens diaphragm one or more stops. If the needle still does not move, push the battery check button. When the batteries are worn out, the electronic shutter will not function. Moving the shutter speed dial to 1/125 sec. will allow you to continue photographing. (You will have to determine aperture settings without the light meter. Packed in with most types of 35mm film is a data sheet of suggestions for determining the correct exposure in a variety of situations.) But you should carry spare batteries, and replace worn-out batteries immediately. (i) 4`• 4) C1O°° Vo- u, z S OCR 14.

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Set
the
shutter
speed
dial
at
"AUTOMATIC"
for
automatic
electronic
shutter
operation.
(When
set
on
"AUTOMATIC",
the
exposure
system
is
an
aperture
-preferred
system.
For
a
shutter
-speed
-
preferred
system,
see
MANUAL
SHUTTER
AND
LIGHT
METERING,
p.
16.)
The
electronic
shutter
of
the
K2
works
automatically
between
1/1000
and
8
sec.
The
black
numbers
seen
in
the
viewfinder
refer
to
fractions
of
seconds
1/60,
1/125,
etc.
The
white
numbers
2,
4
and
8
refer
to
2
sec.,
4
sec.,
and
8
sec.
After
cocking
the
rapid
-wind
lever,
press
the
shutter
button
slightly
to
switch
on
the
electric
circuit.
The
meter
needle
in
the
viewfinder
will
indicate
the
shutter
speed
which
the
camera
has
selected.
If
the
needle
does
not
drop
from
1000,
close
down
the
lens
diaphragm
one
or
more
stops.
If
the
needle
still
does
not
move,
push
the
battery
check
button.
When
the
batteries
are
worn
out,
the
electronic
shutter
will
not
function.
Moving
the
shutter
speed
dial
to
1/125
sec.
will
allow
you
to
continue
photographing.
(You
will
have
to
determine
aperture
settings
without
the
light
meter.
Packed
in
with
most
types
of
35mm
film
is
a
data
sheet
of
suggestions
for
determining
the
correct
exposure
in
a
variety
of
situations.)
But
you
should
carry
spare
batteries,
and
replace
worn-out
batteries
immediately.
(i)
4`•
4)
C1O°°
Vo
-
u,
z
S
OCR
14.