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Kiev 88 TTL Meter / Viewfinder instructions User manual
User manual for Kiev 88 TTL Meter / Viewfinder instructions. 9 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Kiev
- Model / document
- Kiev 88 TTL Meter / Viewfinder instructions
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 9
- File size
- 0.9 MB
- Category
- Light meters
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The TTL metering viewfinder is used as an interchan- geable one for the KIEV 88 camera and permits to obtain an upright image of the object in viewing, Built into the viewfinder a, galvanometeriess, expo- sure time meter with a light indication is intended for determining an exposure by light passed via the lens. Integral brightness of the image on the ground glass surface of the camera viewfinder is measured by means of the exposure time meter. The field of the exposure time meter is in the ceniral part of the viewfinder field of vision and has an oval shape (ref. to the Figure), The exposure time meter ensures measurements. in the range of brightness EV from 4 to 17 atthe film speed value in ISO units equal to 100, For influence of the outside light to be eliminated an eyecup Is used.View original page 2
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www.butkus.us There seems to be three types of versions of batteries. There are adapters on Ebay or other sites. Use image below.View original page 3
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