Fujica Fuji GX680 AE finder FL User manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL English (Page 4 - 12)
This manual will show you how to use your Fuji AE Finder FL correctly. See illustrations while you read this
Please follow the instructions carefully. manual.

Bedienungsanleitung Deutsch (Sei te 13 - 22)
Diese Anleitung beschreibt die korrekte Handhabung Ihres Fuji Belichtungs- Orientieren Sie sich beim Durchle-
automatiksuchers FL. Richten Sie sich bitte nach den hier gegebenen An- sen dieser Anleitung bitte an den
weisungen. Abbildungen.

MODE D'EMPLOI
Français (Pages 23 - 31)Ce mode d'emploi contient les informations nécessaires pour vous permettre
d'utiliser correctement votre Viseur FL AE Fuji. Nous vous recommandons de Se reporter aux illustrations en lisant
le mode d'emploi.suivre attentivement les instructions.

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES Espaiiol (Pagina 32 - 41)
Este manual le explica como manejar correctamente su Visor Fuji FL de Consulte las ilustraciones mientras
Exposiciòn Automatica. Sirvase seguir atentamente las instrucciones. lee este manual.

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NAMES OF PARTS/BEZEICHNUNG DER TEILEINOMENCLATURE/NOMENCLATURA





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mzor CONTENTS NAMES OF PARTSi.ii NAMES OF PARTS ......4 CD Eyecup
I SPECIAL FEATURES. . . ..4 @ Finder Magnifying Glass
I. GETIING READY TO TAKE PICTURES .4 ® AE Lock Button
1. Mounting and dismounting the AE Finder FL.. .. ..4 ® Fractional Exposure Control
2. Attaching and detaching the eyecup... . 5 ® Eyepiece-shutter Button
3. Changing the AE finder's magnifying glass 5 ® AE Lock Memory Indicator
4. Setting the film speed selector 5 (J) Mode Switch
5. Power source . .5 ® Aperture (F No.) Display Window
6. Main switch.. . 5 ® Shutter Speed (Time) Display Window
7. Selecting the light-metering mode. . 5 ® Main Switch
8. Using the eyepiece shutter. . 5
Il. A FEW THINGS THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW SPECIAL FEATURES
BEFOREHAND........................ . B
1. Light-metering system and metering area 6 1. Your AE Finder FL is an aperture-priority auto-exposure
2. Reading the liquid-crystal display (LCD). . 6 finder which measures the brightness of the camera's
111.TAKING PICTURES. . .7 viewfinder screen with its light sensor and computes the
1. Taking aperture-priority auto-exposure pictures ..7 correct shutter speed with its built-in microprocessor.
2. Using the AE lock... . 7 2. It also funclions as a flash meter for controlling flash
3. Taking aperture-priority manual exposure pictures 8 exposures.
4. Using the AE Finder FL as a flash meter 8 3. A unique, easy-to-use finder, it shows the selected ap-
5. Making exposure compensations ..9 erture and computed shutter speed on a large liquid-
6. Taking pictures with instant film.. . 9 crystal display.
7. Using the SF190mm lens.. . 10 4. It provides center-weighted SPD light metering and is
8. Using camera movements (tilts, swings, etc.) . ..10 equipped with an AE lock.
FINDER CARE. . 10
SPECIFICATIONS. . 11 I. GETIING READY TO TAKE PICTURES

1. MOUNTING ANO OISMOUNTING THE AE FINOER FL

First, remove the camera's finder hood and the electric-
contact cover located alongside the camera's finder screen.
You cannot rnount. the AE Finder without removing this
cover. (Fig. 1)
To mount, insert the hooks in the botto m of the AE Finder
4 into the holes along the edges of the carnera's finder screen
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then slide the AE Finder toward the camera back. 5. POWER SOURCE
To dismount, while pressing in the camera's finder lock, mzorslide the AE Finder toward the camera front. (Fig. 2) The AE Finder FL uses the same power source as the 1i5
Mounting (Fig. 2-A) GX680 Camera. Power is turned on by turning on the I
Dismounting (Fig. 2-B) Camera's main switch.
Note:
2. ATTACHING ANO DETACHING THE EYECUP Power automatically switches of! and the AE Finder won't
operate when the camera lens is dismounted or the mirror is
The Eyecup is the screw-in type. To attach, fit it on and turn up.
it to the right. To detach, turn it to the left. (Fig. 3)
Detaching (Fig. 3-A) 6. MAIN SWITCH
Note:
When photographing the carnera's finder-screen image, be To turn on the AE Finder's liquid-crystal display, first turn on
sure to use the Eyecup to cut of! extraneous light from the Camera's main switch then turn on the AE Finder's Main
entering the eyepiece. Switch. (Fig. 6)
Main Switch (Fig. 6-A)
3. CHANGING THE AE FINDER'S MAGNIFYING GLASS Note:
If you are not using the AE Finder, turn of! its Main Switch.
The AE Finder's Magnifying Glass has a bayonet screw and Though it has no power supply of its own, its internai elec-
is dismounted by turning it to the left. (Fig. 4) tric circuits and liquid-crystal display will consume the
• The refractive power of the AE Finder's standard magni- Camera's power if the Main Switch is ono
fying glass is -1 diopter. Magnifying glasses of -4 to +3
diopters (the same as those used on the GX680's finder 7. SELECTING THE LlGHT-METERING MODE
hood) are also available at an extra cost so be sure to
obtain one that suits your vision. The AE Finder can be set to the FLASH, AE, and AEL (AE
Dismounting (Fig. 4-A) Lock) modes. (Figs. 7)
Mode Switch (Fig. 7-A)
4. SETTING THE FILM SPEED SELECTOR
8. USING THE EYEPIECE SHUTTER
Set the GX680's film speed selector (Iocated on the
camera's film holder) to the speed of the film loaded in the The AE Finder is provided with an Eyepiece Shutter to pre-
camera. (Fig. 5) vent extraneous light from entering it.
Film Speed Selector (Fig. 5-A) • If you check the finder-screen image through the AE
Film Speed Markings (Fig. 5-B) 't Finder then take your picture with your eye of! the Finder,
extraneous light will enter it and spoil your picture.
Note:
Be sure to close the Eyepiece Shutter before taking pictures. 5

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mz If you take pictures with the Eyepiece Shutter open, you The disadvantage is that since it measures the overall
Clr(jj cannot get correct exposure. minatingbrightnesslight01 theas wellsubject,as subjectinciudingrellectance,the intensityyou willof thealwaysillu-
I (1) Opening the Eyepiece Shutter get average light readings regardless of whether you meas-
To open, piace your finger on the near end of the ure the clear (white) or the dark (black) area 01the subject.
Eyepiece-shutter Button then slide the Button toward OPEN. In short, the important point is which part of the subject
To close, just take your finger oft the Button. (Fig, 8) (which is made up of ali sorts 01 reflection ratios and pre-
• With the Eyepiece Shutter closed, you'lI be able to see sents itsell under varied exposure conditions) should be
through the Eyepiece the white spot that marks the measured. But with a clear understanding of what is in-
center of the Eyepiece Shutter Biade. volved, it is possible to expose lor specific parts 01 the
subject or to depict subject detail regardless 01whether the (2) Holding the Eyepiece Shutter in "Open" Position
subject is, as a whole, bright (white) or dark (black). That is To open the Eyepiece Shutter and hold it in "Open" position,
why you should know exactly which part of the linder-screen slide the Eyepiece-shutter Button toward you then press
image the AE Finder measures. Although the measuring down the front end of the Button. (Fig. 9)
Holding in "Open" Position (Fig. 9-A) area difters somewhat depending on whether the AE Finder
is set to the AE or the Flash mode, just remember that it
(3) Releasing the Eyepiece Shutter trom "Open" measures the centrai area of the linder-screen image. (Figs.
Position 11 & 12)
To release the Eyepiece Shutter from "Open" position and Light-metering Area on the Finder Screen
close it, just press down the near end of the Eyepiece- AE Mode (Fig. 11-A)
shutter Button. (Fig. 10) Flash Mode (Fig. 12-A)
Close (Fig. 10-A)
2. REAOING THE LlQUIO-CRYSTAL OISPLAY (LCO)
Il. A FEW THINGS THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
BEFOREHAND . (1) Aperture Value Indications
The LCD displays the f-numbers numerically. If a short bar
1. LlGHT-METERING SYSTEM ANO METERING AREA appears to the right of the f-numb.èr,it means +1/3, +1/2,
or +2/3 stop has been added to the f-number. (Figs. 13 &
The AE Finder FL's exposure meter is the TIL-reflected- 14)
light-metering type. It measures on the finder screen the
amount of light which comes through the camera lens from • With the Finder Set to the AE Mode
the scene being photographed. The aperture value that will show in the LCD is the value
The advantage of this system is its eftectiveness in meas- that has been selected with the camera's aperture selector.
uring the brightness of hard-to-approach subjects, closs-up The aperture values in this case will be shown in 1/2-stop
subjects that need calculation of exposure factors, trans- units. The LCD will not show 1/3-stop values.
illuminated subjects, and light-emitting subjects such as To use an intermediate f-number, you'lI have to set the
6 neon signs. camera's aperture selector between the numbers on the
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interchangeable lens or those of the Camera and AE Finder mz • With the Finder Set to the Flash Mode
The correct aperture value for the flash as measured FL are not properly connected. In this case, clean the con- G)r
through the lens will appear in the LCD in O, 1/3, 1/2, and tacts then remount the lens or AE Finder. Ci)
2/3 stop units. I
11I.TAKING PICTURES
(2) Shutter Speed Indications
The LCD displays the shutter speeds numerically. Only the 1. TAKING APERTURE-PRIORITYAUTO-EXPOSURE
denominators of the fractions of a second 1/2 - 1/400 will PICTURES
show in the LCD. The numbers 1 to 8 represent full seconds
and the letter "L" next to these numbers stands for "long CD Turn on the main switch of the GX680 Camera and that
exposure". (Fig. 15) of the AE Finder FL. (Fig. 16)
® Set the GX680's shutter speed selector to AUTO. (Fig.
• With the Finder Set to the AE Mode 17)
The LCD displays in 1/3-step units the correct shutter speed ® Set the GX680's lens aperture to suit the subject you are
obtained through the regular aperture-priority TIL light me- taking.
tering method. o Frame your picture, focus the lens, then close the AE
• With the Finder Set to the Flash Mode Finder's Eyepiece Shutter. The AE Finder will automat-
The LCD displays the shutter speed that has been set with ically compute the correct shutter speed for the bright-
the GX680's shutter speed selector. ness of your subject to let you take your aperture-
preferred AE picture.
(3) Beyond-the-Interlocking-Range Warnings • The LCD will show you the selected aperture value and
• With the Finder Set to the AE Mode computed shutter speed.
If the setting is not within the Finder's interlocking range,
either the 1/400-sec. or 8-sec. indicator will turn on in the 2. USING THE AE LOCK
LCD and blink.
• With the Finder Set to the Flash Mode If the area in the center of the AE Finder FL locks too bright
Either the maximum lens f-number or the F64 sign will turn or too dark when you frame the camera's finder-screen
on in the LCD and blink. image, or if the contrast is too harsh, use the AE Lock to
Note: set exposure.
If the number in the LCD blinks, set the aperture within CD The basic procedure is the same as that for taking
interlocking range if the Finder is in the AE Mode, and ad- aperture-priority auto-exposure pictures except that
just the flash's light quantity to within interlocking range if you'll have to set the AE Finder's Mode Switch to AEL
the Finder is in the Flash Mode. (AE Lock).
® With the light-sensing sector of the finder (the centrai
(4) Trouble Warnings area of the screen), frame the part of the subject that
If the sign EEO,EE1, EE2, or EE4 turns on and blinks in the has an average-density hue.
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® While holding the finder in that position, press in the AE your subject to check the changes in the shutter-speed
Lock memory Button located on the right hand side of values in the LCD as you scan your subject.mzor the AE Finder FL. (Fig. 18) ® While scanning your subject, select the shutter speed
UiI The AE Lock is activated by pressing the button and that appeals to you then set the Camera's shutter speed
released by pressing it again. (Fig.18-A) selector to that speed.
® As soon as you press in the AE Lock Button, a red LED • You can fine-tune each shutter-speed setting in 1/3, 1/2,
(AE Lock Memory Indicator) just above the Mode Switch or 2/3 stop increments or decrements with the Fractional
will turn on to tell you that the exposure setting has been Exposure Control if you wish. (See section entitled
locked (committed to memory). (Fig. 19) "Making exposure compensations).
The red LED turns on when the exposure setting is Note:
locked. (Fig. 19-A) The shutter speed value in the LCD will change as you scan
® Next, reframe the finder-screen image then press down the light and dark areas of your subject with the Camera,
the Camera's shutter release to take your auto-exposure but when you press down the Camera's shutter release, the
picture. shutter will operate at the speed that has been set with the
• After the shutter trips, the AE Lock Memory is automat- Camera's shutter speed selector.
ically canceled. In other words, if the Camera's shutter speed selector has
been moved away from AUTO and set anywhere between 8
• Releasing the AE Lock (AE Memory) and 1/400, the shutter speed value in the LCD merely tells
1. To release the AE Lock (AE Memory), press in the AE you what the correct exposing speed is. Remember, it has
Lock Button a second time. (At the same time, the ex- nothing to do with the actual shutter speed that will be used
posure value measured at this moment will be locked.) to expose your picture.
2. Pressing down the camera's shutter release will also re-
lease the AE Lock. 4. USING THE AE FINDER FL AS A FLASH METER
3. It can also be released by turning olt the Main Switch or
by changing the setting of the Mode Switch. The AE Finder FL can be used as a TIL reflection type flash
meter for measuring the light 01 flash units that are com-
3. TAKING APERTURE-PRIORITYMANUAL EXPOSURE monly used in photo studioso
PICTURES eD Plug the sync cord into the Camera's sync socket and
set the AE Finder's Mode Switch to FLASH.The LCD will
If the contrast of your subject is too harsh or if you want to show a segmented line (- - -) instead 01 an I-number.
over- or underexpose intentionally, use manual exposure (Figs. 20 & 21)
settings. ® Set the Camera's shutter speed selector for the subject
eD Set the GX680's lens aperture to suit your subject. you are taking (between 1/15 and 1/400 second) be-
® Set the AE Finder FL's Mode Switch to AE. cause the AE Finder FL will simultaneously measure the
® Move the GX680's shutter speed selector away from flash-discharged light together with ali ambient lights.
AUTO and set it to any value between 8 and 1/400. ® Aim the Camera at the part 01 the subject you want to
8 ® Point the camera at the various light and dark areas of measure then lire the flash by pressing in the Camera's
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sync test button. (Fig. 22) in the LCD will change. Set the lens aperture to the mz
Synchro Test Button (Fig. 22-A) f-number displayed in the LCD. G)r • Examples 01 Exposure Sync Cord (Fig. 22-6) Compensation UiI Exposing for the highlights Simultaneously with the firing of the flash, the AE 1.®
Finder's LCD will show an f-number. As a rule, if you want a white subject to turn out white,
® Turn the Camera's aperture selector and set it to that increase exposure by 2 stops (+ 2 stops).
f-number. 2. Exposing for the shadows
® Frame your subject in the finder screen then take your As a rule, if you want a black subject to turn out black,
picture by pressing down the Camera's shutter release. reduce exposure by 2 stops (-2 stops).
3. If you are placing importance on the delineation of white
Note: or black subjects and want to bring out the details, as a
When using the AE Finder as a flash meter, you'lI have to rule you should increase or reduce exposure by 1 stop
set the Camera's shutter speed selector between 1/15 and (±1 stop).
1/400 second, otherwise the f-number in the AE Finder's • However, if your picture includes an ordinary subject or a
LCD will blink and the Finder won't function. subject having an average reflection index, it is recom-
mended, to be on the safe side, that you do not make
5. MAKING EXPOSURE COMPENSATIONS exposure compensations.

The AE Finder FL is designed for TIL center-weighted 6. TAKING PICTURES WITH INSTANT FILM
reflected-light metering, but it is possible to obtain with it
average light readings similar to those made with an incident The GX680's instant-film holder is not provided with a film
light meter by taking readings of subject sectors having a speed selector, but when it is mounted on the Camera, the
reflection index of near 18% or by using a standard 18% AE Finder FL will interlock with the Camera's ISO 100 film
reflector or the human skin (face or palm). And if you have speed setting. Therefore, if the speed of the instant film you
formed a good idea of the kind of picture you want, that is, are using is slower or faster than ISO 100,you'lI have to use
if you know exactly how you want to reproduce each of the the Fractional Exposure Control to make adjustments as
various parts of your subject, then you can use the shown below.
Fractional Exposure Control to expose your subject to suit
your own personal taste. Instant Film ISO Speed Fractional Exposure
eD The Fractional Exposure Control (Iocated on the right Control Setting
hand side of the AE Finder FL) will let you make expo-
sure compensations up to plus or minus 2 1/2 stops. 75 +1/2
(Fig. 23) 80 +1/3
® To increase exposure, turn the Fractional Exposure 100 O
Control to the plus (+) side, and to reduce exposure, 800 -3
turn it to the minus (-) side. 3000 *mark
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"111. 3. Takinq aperture-prioritymz 7. USING THE SF190mm LENS procedure explained under
G)r manual exposure pictures", then use the camera movement
UiI Sincemetering,the errorsAE Finderwill occurFL isil designedmetering toris donelull-aperturewith the lightap- you• WithwanttheandAEtakeFinderyourFLpicture.Set to the Flash Mode
erture stopped down. But the recommendation lor the Measure the light, make the exposure settings, then tilt or
SF190mm lens is that locusing should be done with the swing the lens and take your picture.
aperture locked in stopped-down position - a condition in
which the AE Finder cannot lunction. FINDER CARE
When using the SF190mm lens, therelore, set the aperture
lirst then release the aperture lock and take your picture • Wipe olt rain and water droplets thoroughly Irom the
with the aperture wide open (F8). Finder with a piece 01 clean, dry cloth then let it dry.
Note: After using the Finder in salt-water atmosphere near the
Il the AE Finder FL is used with the aperture locked in ocean, wipe olt the exterior thoroughly with a clean piece
stopped-down position: 01 cloth.
<D AE Mode • Avoid leaving or keeping the Finder where it is hot or
The shutter speed value in the LCD will blink and the AE moist. Be carelul because the interior 01 a car can build
Finder won't lunction. up heat. Also, do not keep the Finder in your wardrobe
Cl) Flash Mode drawer because the gas emitted by mothballs and other
The segmented line (- - -) showing in the LCD belore insect repellents can harm the Finder.
light measurement will remain as it is and you won't be • Do not use solvents, such as thinners and alcohols, to
able to take a reading. clean the Finder.
• Dust olt the lens and glass parts with a lens brush and
8. USING CAMERA MOVEMENTS (TILTS, SWINGS, ETC.) an air blower. Fingermarks are removed with a piece 01
clean cotton cloth (prelerably washed belorehand)
Camera movements will prevent the AE Finder FL's light moistened with lens-cleaning Iluid (commercially available)
sensor Irom measuring the brightness 01 the subject accu- by wiping gently in a spirai motion, starting Irom the
rately because the light that passes through the lens will be center then moving out toward the edges.
altected by the Fresnel rings 01 the linder screen. Do not • As a whole, the major cause 01 electric troubles is dust
use the AE Finder FL with the camera lens already tilted or and debris in the contact points. Just blow it away with
swung to one side. an air blower.
Il you are using camera movements, measure the brightness Il you detect any lault that points to electric trouble,
01 your subject lirst then tilt or swing the camera lens. check the various contact points lor hand grease, cor-
• With the AE Finder FL Set to the AE Mode rosion (Irom salts or certain gasses), and dust and de-
First, measure the light, press in the AE Lock Button bris. Il the lault cannot be corrected by removing dust
(Memory Lock), then tilt or swing the lens and take your and debris, take your Finder to your nearest service
picture. (Tripping the shutter will release the AE Lock). station.
lO If you are taking several pictures in succession, follow the • It is usually impossible to repair a Finder that has been
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immersed in waler. Check wilh your service station lo SPD cenler-weighled sensing (TIL full-aperlure Iype).
see whal can be done. • LCD Display mZor• To keep your Finder in top shape al ali limes, have il Seven-segmenl illuminaled indicalors.
inspecled every one or Iwo years. If you haven't used il • LCD Indications U5I
for a long while, or if you are laking some importanl AE Mode
pìctures, always check 'and lesi il beforehand. * Selecled lens f-numbers (including 1/2-slop fraclions). * Compuled shutter speeds (1/400 - 8-sec. in 1/3-slep
SPECIFICATIONS * units).1/400-sec. or 8-sec. indicalor blinks if setting is noi
• Magnifying Glass wilhin inlerlocking range.
Inlerchangeable, 2.52X magnificalion, available in 8 re- Flash Mode
fraclive powers ranging from -4 lo +3 dioplers (Ihe (Before melering)
same magnifying glasses as Ihose designed for Ihe * Selecled shutter speeds (1-slep unils); LeO indicalor
GX680 Camera's collapsible focusing hood). blinks if setting is noi wilhin 1/400 - 1/15 sec.
• Eyepiece Shutter * Segmenled line (- - -) indicator.
Normally closed: can be opened by sliding a button and (Af1er melering)
closed by releasing il; can also be locked in "Open" * Fraclional f-numbers (O, 1/3, 1/2, and 2/3 stop).
posilion. • Camera-Finder Interoperation
• Light Meter AE Mode TIL normal-lighl melering, aperture-priorily autornatic * Automalic Finder operalion by setting Ihe GX680's
shutter-speed setting; LCD displays selecled aperlure shutter speed seleclor lo AUTO.
values and compuled shutter speeds. * The LCD shows Ihe correct shutter speed if Ihe
Also, TIL flash-Iighl melering with LCD displaying correcl GX680's shutter speed seleclor is off AUTO.
aperlure value. Flash Mode
• Main Switch * Lighl measuremenl in combinalion wilh Ihe GX680's
On/Off loggle switch. sync lesi button.
• Mode Switch • Metering Range
Can be sei lo FLASH, AE, and AEL (AE Lock). AE Mode
• Film Speed Selector (F4, ISO 100) l.ocated on Ihe GX680's dedicaled film holder; can be * EV 1 (8-sec. F4) lo EV 19.5 (1/400-sec. F45).
sei from ISO 25 lo 1600 in 1/3-slep incremenls; auto- Flash Mode
malically sets lo ISO 100 when holder is off (noi (ISO 100)
rnounted.) Max. aperture - F64
• Fractional Exposure Control • AE Control
Dialing Iype wilh 16 settings (up lo ±21/2 stops and (-5). Microcompulerized aperture-priorily syslem.
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~      * Power is supplied by lurning on Ihe GX680's main
Cl6i      *  swilch.Power is cuI off when Ihe GX680's lens is dismounled
I             or mirror is up.
            •  AE Lock
         The AE Lock can be activated only when Ihe Mode
          Swilch is seI lo AEL.
           CD Merely setting Ihe Mode Swilch lo AEL has Ihe same
                effecl as setting  il lo AE.
     @ The AE Lock  Button (Memory Button)  musI be
             pressed down in order lo lock Ihe exposure meas-
             urement. Pressing down Ihe AE Lock Button will also
               lock Ihe LeD indicator. (The Mode Swilch musI be
              seI lo AEL).
     ® Pressing in Ihe AE Lock Button a second lime locks
                 in Ihe lighl measuremenl made Ihe ìnstant Ihe Button
           was depressed once again. (The previous reading is
               aulomalically discarded).
     @ Resetting Ihe Mode Swilch lo AE aulomalically re-
             leases Ihe AE Lock and relurns Ihe Finder lo Ihe
               condilion described in CD above.

        Notice:
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