3.
Align the bellows extension on the Floating Scale’s
White Scale
with the red Index Mark.
For
example, if the bellows extension is 25, you would align 25 with the red Index Mark, Fig. 2.
4.
Refocus the lens.
When photographing subjects at a great distance, sufficiently sharp images may be obtained by
setting the Floating Ring to infinity (∞); however, if maximum sharpness is required, at the
periphery of the frame, follow Steps 1-4, above.
Anytime you adjust the Floating Ring, be sure to refocus the lens.
Using the Lens with the Auto Extension Ring No. 1
1.
Focus the lens.
The Floating Ring may be set at any position.
2.
Determine the bellows extension using the Bellows Extension Scale (mm) on the left side of the
camera, Fig. 1 (1).
3.
Align the bellows extension on the Floating Scale’s
Green No. 1 Scale
with the red Index Mark.
For example, if the bellows extension is 25, you would align 25 with the red Index Mark, Fig. 3.
4.
Refocus the lens.
If the bellows extension is within the range of the Green No. 1 Scale, a sufficiently sharp image
may be obtained; however, if maximum sharpness is required at the periphery of the frame,
follow Steps 1-4, above.
Using the Lens with the Auto Extension Ring No. 2
1.
Focus the lens.
The Floating Ring may be set at any position.
2.
Determine the bellows extension using the Bellows Extension Scale (mm) on the left side of the
camera, Fig. 1 (1).
3.
Align the bellows extension on the Floating Scale’s
White No. 2 Scale
with the red Index Mark.
For example, if the bellows extension is 25, you would align 25 with the red Index Mark, Fig. 4.
4.
Refocus the lens.
If the bellows extension is within the range of the White No. 2 Scale, a sufficiently sharp image
may be obtained; however, if maximum sharpness is required at the periphery of the frame,
follow Steps 1-4, above.
