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1;0 31 15 2s AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL Keep the shutter dial at AUTO. The electronic shutter of the ME works fully automatically at any speed between 1/1000 and 8 seconds. The figures seen in the viewfinder, from 2 to 1000 refer to fractions of seconds (1/2 to 1/1000 second). 1 to 8s indicates full seconds. After advancing the rapid wind lever, do not push it flush with the camera body as this will turn off the metering circuit, but leave it at its partially extended position and then depress the shutter release button halfway to switch on the electronic circuits. One of the 16 red LED dots alongside the shutter speed scale inside the viewfinder, will illuminate indicating the automatically selected shutter speed. (If the OVER or UNDER warning illuminates, open up or close down the aperture.) When desiring to change the shutter speed, simply rotate the aperture ring until the LED is aligned with the speed of your choice. (If the LED dot just flickers or does not light, change the batteries. See page 7.) Depress the shutter release button all the way to take the picture. 140

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AUTOMATIC
EXPOSURE
CONTROL
1;
0
31
15
2s
Keep
the
shutter
dial
at
AUTO.
The
electronic
shutter
of
the
ME
works
fully
automatically
at
any
speed
between
1/1000
and
8
seconds.
The
figures
seen
in
the
viewfinder,
from
2
to
1000
refer
to
fractions
of
seconds
(1/2
to
1/1000
second).
1
to
8s
indicates
full
seconds.
After
advancing
the
rapid
wind
lever,
do
not
push
it
flush
with
the
camera
body
as
this
will
turn
off
the
metering
circuit,
but
leave
it
at
its
partially
extended
position
and
then
depress
the
shutter
release
button
halfway
to
switch
on
the
electronic
circuits.
One
of
the
16
red
LED
dots
alongside
the
shutter
speed
scale
inside
the
viewfinder,
will
illuminate
indicating
the
automatically
selected
shutter
speed.
(If
the
OVER
or
UNDER
warning
illuminates,
open
up
or
close
down
the
aperture.)
When
desiring
to
change
the
shutter
speed,
simply
rotate
the
aperture
ring
until
the
LED
is
aligned
with
the
speed
of
your
choice.
(If
the
LED
dot
just
flickers
or
does
not
light,
change
the
batteries.
See
page
7.)
Depress
the
shutter
release
button
all
the
way
to
take
the
picture.
140