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also use the system when you wish to create a deliberate effect
of over (or under) exposure.
1. Turn the Film Exposure Adjustment Dial to set the required
number against the Exposure Adjustment Index Line.
[NOTE: from Mike B. - Always bracket if you need the shot.
Expose a frame over-exposed then another under-exposed and
then one the correct exposure according to the meter. This
exposure adjustment is tricky and remember to turn the exposure
adjustment setting back to 0 (zero) when needed for normal
metering. What you are doing is metering, but making the meter
think it is darker then it really is and giving the film more light
with the + and less light when you set it to a - number]
Subject Exposure Adjustment
Scenery with a lot
of sky
Figure against the
light
+1 to +2
Figure with a
snowscape or
seascape background
+ 1
Spot-lit figure —1 to —2
* The Exposure Adjustment Dial can be
set to click stop (1/3 steps) between
the numbers indicated.