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This
camera
is factory-adjusted to the film reflectance of
Fujicolor
nega-
tive
film
(NS) and
to the subject reflectance of a standard
18%
gray
card.
Consequently, depending on the picture subject and the film used,
even
if the
"+"
or "-"
sign
lights,
it
doesn't necessarily mean
that
the
exposure
is
always
more than
2
stops over or
under.
Ill.
BASIC PROCEDURES
1.
SETTING THE MODE SWITCH (Fig
.
15, 16)
FILM WIND Button
(Fig
.
15-A)
Mode Switch (Fig. 15-B)
Mode Switch Lock
(Fig. 15-C)
CD
OFF mode
When the power is turned
off,
the LCD on the camera goes out
and
the
camera won't operate.
o
SINGLE mode
.
The power will turn on
,
and one frame will be advanced in about a sec-
ond
each time the Shutter
Release
is depressed.
®
CONTINUE mode
The film
will
keep advancing at the rate of one frame in about a second
as
long
as
the Shutter Release is depressed to
let
you take rapid-se-
quence
shots.
®
MULTI
mode
To
set
the Mode Switch to MULTI or release it from this
mode,
slide
the
Mode Switch Lock toward you and rotate the switch. Under this mode,
the film
will
not advance when the shutter is released.
®
Using the FILM WIND button
To
advance
the film a frame after taking a multiple-exposure
shot,
just
press
in the FILM WIND Button
.
'"
To
wind
the
film
in mid-roll, use this button.
'"
The film will
not
advance
even if the FILM WIND Button is depressed
under any other modes than MULTI mode.
'"
If the Mode Switch is switched on
,
and left as it
is,
it will automatically
switch
off in
15
minutes. To switch it on again, first switch
it
to OFF
and then
to the mode you
want.
(This
applies
only
when
the camera is
being powered by the batteries.)
2.
USING THE SHUTTER RELEASE (Fig. 17)
If
the
camera
is ready for
shooting,
just press down the Shutter Release
to
take your picture.
Shutter
Release (Fig.
17-A)
3. USING THE REMOTE-CONTROL SHUTTER RELEASE
ill
(Fig.
18)
Plug
the
Remote-control
Shutter
Release
ill
into the camera's
Remote-
control Socket and, if the camera is ready for shooting
,
take your picture
by pressing down
its
Release
Button
.
The
hook on the grip is used for hanging the grip on the tripod's panning
rod or some other convenient place
when
not in use.
If
you are using the
Remote-control
Shutter
Release
ill
and have set the
camera so that exposure will be more than
2
stops over or under, an
electronic warning buzzer will turn on to warn you
.
To adjust the sound
level of the
buzzer,
see the instructions on page 24.
'"
A Remote-control Shutter Release of the former type cannot be used.
Be sure to use Remote-control Shutter Release
ill
.
4.
SETTING THE SHUTTER SPEED SELECTOR (Fig. 19)
AE Mode
Lock (Fig. 19-A)
Shutter
Speed
Selector
(Fig. 19-B)
The
possible settings are B, 8 - 1/400-second
,
and
D
.
The
flash will
synchronize with all shutter speeds since the
shutter is
the
interlens
type.
'"
The
Shutter Speed Selector cannot be set to
intermediate
speeds
(speeds not shown on the scale.).
5.
SETTING THE APERTURE SELECTOR (Fig. 20, 21)
The
aperture is set by using the Aperture Selector located on the side of
the
lens
barrel. Each step is provided with a click stop.
Aperture
Scale
(Fig. 20-A)
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The aperture can be set to intermediate values (values not shown on
the
scale.)
.
Since the GX680
ill
is
an
interlens-shutter type single-lens reflex
cam
-
era,
focusing is normally done with the
aperture
wide open.
To
preview
the depth
of
field of your picture, just push down the Stop-down Lever
located
on the left hand
side
(when looking from the
lens).
Stop-down
Lever (Fig. 21-A)
Aperture Scale (Fig.
21-B)
Side aperture scale (Fig.
21-C)
Aperture Selector
(Fig. 21-D)
6. TAKING FLASH PICTURES (Fig. 22, 23)
The
GX680
ill
has
a
Hotshoe
on the
lens
mounting and a Sync Socket
on the body.
Both
are X-contacts. And since the shutter is the interlens
type
,
flash will synchronize with
all shutter
speeds.
Hotshoe
(Fig. 22-A)
Sync Socket
(Fig. 23-A)
Shutter Release
(Fig. 23-8)
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