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1) Press both the shooting mode selector and the exposure
compensation button simultaneously. The "ME" mark indicating
multiple exposure status will then appear in the display panel and
the frame counter will become " 1".
2) While pressing both turn the electronic input dial to the desired
number of exposures. For example, set "3" on the frame counter if
you want to make three exposures on the same frame.
· While shooting, the "ME" mark will blink to indicate the camera is in the multiple
exposure status.
· After the preset number of exposures have been completed, the film
automatically advances to the next frame.
[Clearing Preset Exposures]
1. Before shooting
Follow steps 1) and 2) on p. 52 and turn the electronic input dial to return the frame counter to "1". 2. While
shooting The operating procedures are basically the same as mentioned above, but turn the electronic input dial
until the frame counter is blank.
[Exposure
Compensation]
It is necessary to correct the exposure depending on the situation because the same frame is exposed several
times. Use the exposure compensation function referring to pp.46-47.
Notes
1. The preceding table is a general guideline. The actual amount of exposure compensation varies according to
the situation. Your technique will benefit greatly from practice.
2. It is not advisable to make multiple exposures on the first or last several frames due to possible film curl
which may adversely affect image registration.
3. Generally, the first exposure of a series should be a relatively dark subject so that the image in the next
exposure will show up clearly.
4. When using a negative film, please inform the developer that you have taken multiple exposures with the
negative film, or your picture taken in multiple exposure may not be printed.
9. Difficult Subjects for Auto focus
Although the AF system of the camera is very accurate, it is not perfect. The following subjects are difficult for
auto focus. When AF is impossible, the green AF in-focus indicator will blink in the viewfinder