Konica Minolta TC-X manual Focusing

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6.Automatic exposure system (AE)

1)Set the aperture ring (7) at the "AK" mark (18), and the aperture ring is then locked.

2)Turn the shutter speed dial (3) and set it at the desired speed. With ISO 100 film, for example, a typical shutter speed for shooting outdoors in clear weather is 1/125 or 1/250 see, 1/30 or 1/60 for indoors.

*The "B" (bulb) setting does not allow AE shooting because the shutter remains open.

3)Look through the finder, compose the picture you want, and make sure the needle of the light meter does not indicate under or over exposure warning. Then just press the shutter to take a picture.

*For aperture-priority operation, look through the finder and turn the shutter speed dial (3) until the needle shows the desired aperture reading.

*Intermediate points between shutter speed scale (4) indicated on the shutter speed dial cannot be used.

*The Konica TC-X can be used without a battery, if desired, by setting both speed and aperture manually.

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Contents Konica TC-X Thank you for your purchase of a Konica TC-XKonica TC-X specifications Eight simple steps for photography Changing the lens Inserting battery Changing the lens Attaching the lensRemoving the lens Power switch Inserting BatterySetting film speed Power switchSetting film speed Page Loading film Loading film Automatic exposure system AE Focusing Microdiaprism Split image Matted plane Focus at the center of the viewfinderChecking the aperture Under-exposure warningOver-exposure warning Unloading film Unloading filmOperation in manual mode Stopped-down metering Light Metering at Full Lens Opening Using the self-timer Using the self-timerElectronic flash photography Exposure compensation Using depth of field Bright subject, dark backgroundExposure compensation Using depth of field
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