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In
combination with certain subjects (e
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sand or snow)
and
very high speed films (e
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DIN
27,ASA
400), the
meter
needle
may move into the overexposure warntng
zone
lf
this
should occur, we recommend
the
use
of a) a neutral density
filter on the
lens
to
reduce the amount of
incoming
ltght,
or
b)
a
slower
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the meter needle moves into the red, underexposure
zone,
the camera must be
set
at either
a
slower shutter speed
or
must be used with
a
flash unit mounted
in
the Hot Shoe
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you're photographing
at
distances of 2
m
(6
ft
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or
less,
be
sure to compose your subject withtn the
Parallax
Correction Mark
to
prevent accidentally
"cutting
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Once you've
checked to
be sure the meter needle
is
within
the
yellow exposure range,
just
recheck the camera focus,
make
sure the
film
is
advanced and
press
the Shutter
Release
Button to capture the
world
around you on
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Your Vivitar
35ES has
"X"
flash synchronization built into the
camera Hot Shoe. The
camera's
Flashmatic
System
automatically
sets
the
correct
exposure
as
you
focus.
For
properly exposed flash photos:
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the flash unit 9n the Hot
Shoe
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