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Manual Photography

To manually set the exposure with your Konica FC-1,

merely set the lens to any aperture other than the AE

position. A red LED will pulse at the "M" mark in the

viewfinder to signify manual operation.

The Konica FC-1 through the lens (TTL) -- automatic

exposure ( A E ) system operates at al I times, even during

manual operation displaying the correct exposure in the

viewfinder, for the scene, even though you have set an

aperture and shutter speed combination manually.

· After manual photography, be sure to reset the AE mark.

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Exposure Compensation for Backlight Photography

In normal TTL-AE photography, the correct exposure may be obtained.

However, in a situation where the subject is in backlight, where there is much

difference between the bright and dim parts of the main subject's periphery, or

where it is desirable to produce special effects in a finished picture, the

exposure may be compensated to raise the effects.

In a situation where the subject is dark against a bright background scene

The AE responds to the overall bright background and in some cases the

subject may appear dark (underexposed ). For such situations

1 ) You may change the ASA scale by half to compensate for the backlight

situation and shoot in AE mode Example: ASA of film 400, change ASA scale

to 200 or

2) You may note the aperture LED in the viewfinder and manually set the

aperture ring on the lens by one stop. For example: meter reading AE=f11, set

lens manually to f8.

In a situation where the subject is bright and the background dark, reverse the above instructions

1) Double the ASA number. Example: 400 to 800 or 2) You may read the aperture in the viewfinder and set the

lens manually to the next f stop. Example: meter reading f5.6--set lens manually to f8.

· After special exposure photography, be sure to reset the AE mark, and/or reset the ASA speed dial to the

correct sensitivity of the film.

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