TAKING TIME EXPOSURES (buLb)
3 While pressing the exposure- compensation button, turn the control dial to select the aperture.
Exposure-
compensation
button
Control dial
4 Compose the scene and focus on your subject.
• If the scene is too dark for the autofocus to operate, press the
Attaching the Remote Cord (Sold Separately)
To reduce the camera shake or for long exposures, the shutter can be released with the Remote Cord
•Do not use the Wireless Controller
1 | Open the |
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2 | Insert the plug into the |
| terminal. |
• | When removing the Remote Cord |
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| not to pull out the |
| cover with the Remote Cord. |
• The | |
| separately) can be used to attach |
| the remote cord to the camera |
5 Firmly press the eyepiece
cap into the eyepiece.
•The eyepiece cap prevents light from entering through the viewfinder and fogging the film.
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6 Press and hold the shutter- release button to take the picture.
• The shutter remains open as long as |
the button is pressed. |
Delayed button
Release button
2 | Press the release button to |
| open the shutter. |
•Hold the remote control near the sensor on the grip. Take care not to stand in front of the lens.
3 | Press release button again |
| to close the shutter. |
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