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Those who use the Shift 8M: How do you set the shutter speed correctly so you don't get white frames? and got a better answer
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Set the aperture to f8, shutter speed according to the symbols that are painted on the lens sunny, cloudy, etc. Charge the film at 200ed?
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Set aperture f8 and shutter speed according to the symbols on the lens sunny, cloudy, etc. Film charge 200ed.
Set aperture f8 and shutter speed according to the symbols on the lens sunny, cloudy, etc. Film charge 200ed.
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good camera SMENA 8m and film 100 or 200 units shutter speed 125 and depending on lighting dark for example need to open the aperture sunny then close the aperture point click and transfer film. As they say, "Cut!
good camera SMENA 8m and film 100 or 200 units shutter speed 125 and depending on lighting dark for example need to open the aperture sunny then close the aperture point click and transfer film. As they say, "Cut!
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You have to use an exposure meter to set the exposure, that is, the combination of shutter speed and aperture. But if you look at the lens, there is a little black ring, the aperture ring. There are red and black numbers. There are also two dots, and each black dot corresponds to a red dot. Infect the film with 100 ISO, although where you will get it. Well, then 200. You put the thumb wheel on the lens on the number 250, it seems to be red, and the opposite number will be 16. Do not touch this ring again. And there's another ring on the lens, the outer one, the iron one, you can turn it depending on the weather. And you set the ring in front of the corresponding symbol. Okay, sun in a haze, cloudy, thunderstorm clouds. And that's it. Either read books, get into the concept of shutter speed and aperture. GRIPP then the above values can be set in other combinations depending on the tasks you set for yourself.
You have to use an exposure meter to set the exposure, that is, the combination of shutter speed and aperture. But if you look at the lens, there is a little black ring, the aperture ring. There are red and black numbers. There are also two dots, and each black dot corresponds to a red dot. Infect the film with 100 ISO, although where you will get it. Well, then 200. You put the thumb wheel on the lens on the number 250, it seems to be red, and the opposite number will be 16. Do not touch this ring again. And there's another ring on the lens, the outer one, the iron one, you can turn it depending on the weather. And you set the ring in front of the corresponding symbol. Okay, sun in a haze, cloudy, thunderstorm clouds. And that's it. Either read books, get into the concept of shutter speed and aperture. GRIPP then the above values can be set in other combinations depending on the tasks you set for yourself.
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There's exposure. You need experience. And in general, if memory serves, there is a hint on the back panel.
There's exposure. You need experience. And in general, if memory serves, there is a hint on the back panel.