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UTILO MINI Light Meter User manual
User manual for UTILO MINI Light Meter. 7 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Utilo
- Model / document
- UTILO MINI Light Meter
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 7
- File size
- 1.2 MB
- Category
- Light meters
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- Not specified in catalog
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quired. Remernber that exposuresOpen FULLY the flap €over wirich longer than 7/25th s,econtl necmsit-protects the ligirt-sensitive cel] 'When ate the use of a tripod.when the meter is not in use. Decide FILTERS are used, allowance mu-st you speedupon the shuttsr Prefer be rnade in either the shutter . ca- movie e,mploy a (or, withto speed or in the lens aperture somera, the number of framcs Per the exposure is increased ltysecond), and turn the dial until t_hat the amount of the ,,filter factor;othis speed is opposite the sPeed of the filter employed. A 2X fiitervalue of the film. The meter is now would require eittr,er one stopready for measuring the exposure. larger than the correct settingPoint +he meter at the sceno or without a liilter at the same shutterobject,Eand the needlo will indicate I speed, or twice the exposure tinrethe correct stop to us€,. If the with tho same diaphragm' setting.ne'edlo stops between two stops, A 4X filter needs two ,stops largerthe aperture indicator of the oamera times the exposursmay be set correspondingly, or at aperture or four time required without a filter. Itthe nearest stop nurnber. eachIf a fast film is being used in verY should be remembered thatbright light and the meter intii- larger aperture (smaller number) as thecates a s'maller stop (greater nulll- admits twice as much light one before. For erx&mple, if theber) than is to be found on the lens, nreter ca.lls for an exposure ofit will be necessarv to use a higher anyshutter speed. If a large'r stop 1/100th second at f/8 wjthout filte.r, and a 2X filter is used, the(lesser number) than the rnaximum setting rvould be either Ub0l."ln ataperture of the lens is needed, f/8 or 1/100th at f15.6.a slower shutter speed will be re-www.butkus.usView original page 3
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CINE PHOTOGRAPI{Y
Correct exposure for motion picturs
cameras is d'etermined in the s&ilre
wa)'. The number of f rames per
se'cond at which your camera oper-
ates (in the small circle) is set
opposite the sec. speed of the filrn
in use. The needle .will then show
the proper aperture at which the
diaphra,gm should be,set.
Sorne movie ca,rneras have & smalier
opening in the shutter disc and
make individual exl.osures of about
1i 50th of a second. \Yith such ca-
mera,s the numbers in the circle's
are ignored, and the ilS?,th mark
tr'igure 2.
If a lilm rated at 26 degrees is
being used, and it is desired to
give an exposure of 1/5t)th,-rf a
secoud, a touch of a fin ge r nloves
the 7150 on the dial to the' 26 lilrn Fig. 2 spe,ed marking. Th: indicator now
l/rilth Sec. Film Spt 260 Scheinerwww.butkus.usshows tire . .rper stop to be f/8.View original page 5From the M. Butkus archive. Original publisher and archive notices are retained.
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