Light meters
Gossen Scout 2 User manual
User manual for Gossen Scout 2. 5 pages in German. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Gossen
- Model / document
- Gossen Scout 2
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- German
- Pages
- 5
- File size
- 0.4 MB
- Category
- Light meters
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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S GOSSEN SPECIFICATIONS: Adjustable from ASA 6 to ASA 3200 @ f-stops from 1/1.4 to 1/22 @ Ex Posures from ‘/io sec. to 60 secs. @ Cine speeds from 4.5 to 96 fps. @ Reads reflected or incident light with exclusive built-in con- verter @ Fast, one-hand operation @ Weighs under 2 ozs. @ Supplied with neck strap @ Sole U.S. Distributor BERKEY MARKETING COMPANIES, INC. GOSSEN Division New York Burbank Printed in West Germany Cat. No. 130-015 37515 a The simple steps to better pictures with your ® SCOUT 2 Exposure Meter 7909—0125Y0View original page 2
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Congratulations — on your choice of the SCOUT-2, a product of GOSSEN, world-famous manufacturers of preci- sion meters such as the LUNA-PRO, SUPER- PILOT and others, used by millions all over the world. We know that you will be pleased with your SCOUT-2 and that it will help you toward greater picture-taking enjoyment for many years to come. For good results right from the start, just take a few minutes to become acquainted with your new SCOUT-2 by reading the following simple instructions. To adjust your SCOUT-2 for the film in your camera: Turn the setting knob in the center of the computer disc with a coin so that the ASA number of your film is set to the white triangle. FILM SPEED SETTING KNOB ASA WINDOW NOTE: You will find the ASA film speed number printed on the film box or instruction sheet supplied by the film manufacturer. The thin lines between numbers in the ASA window represent intermediate values as follow: 6 25 100 400 1600 8 32 125 500 2000 10 40 160 650 2500 2 50 200 800 3200 16 64 250 1000 20 80 3201250 25 = 100 4001600View original page 3
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