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together until the white line is aligned with the black
index on the pentaprism. Repeat this procedure until
you reach the ISO speed you need.
Q: With ISO 3200,1 made exposure compensation on
the minus (-) side.
A: Exposure compensation on the minus side is
impossible at ISO 3200. If you have made it, the ISO
setting value will change. Set the ISO value one
again correctly. The same thing appplies to (+) side
exposure compensation via ISO 6.
Q: I want to take pictures with the motor cover
detached even when I am not shooting with the
motor drive, because attaching and detaching it is
quite troublesome.
A: The motor cover should always be attached if you are
not shooting with the motor drive. It will prevent entry
of dust and exposure to direct light.
Q: I took pictures with the aperture ring set at a
halfway position between the f/stop numbers.
Was the film properly exposed?
A: Yes, you can use any in-between settings on the
aperture ring to obtain precise exposure.
Q: Can I set shutter speed to a position halfway
between settings?
A: No, the ring has to be clicked into place.
Q: In the finished print, a peripheral portion of the
picture is cut, though I framed it inside the
viewfinder.
A: In some color prints and color slides, a peripheral
portion of the picture may be eliminated in the
laboratory. It is recommended, therefore, to leave
some margin in composing your picture.
Q: How do I clean the camera and lens?
A: Clean the camera using a clean, soft lintless cotton
cloth. Clean the lens only with a hand powered air
blower, antistatic brush or lend tissue. NEVER rub the
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Summary of Contents for 3TI
Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS ...
Page 5: ... Preparations before Taking Pictures 4 ...
Page 39: ... Taking Photographs III FlashPhotography 38 ...
Page 45: ... Taking Photographs IV OtherOperations 44 ...
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Page 53: ... For Your Creative Photography 52 ...
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Page 90: ...CHART OF PHOTOGRAPHIC RANGES 89 ...
Page 98: ...Handling Care Take care in handling the camera Do not use extra force 97 ...
Page 99: ...Storage Care Battery Precaution Guard against high temperature and magnetic fields 98 ...
Page 111: ...OTHERS Serial No Serial No Serial No Serial No Serial No Serial No MEMO 110 ...