
centering
the ind
icator need
le between
the
plus
and
minus
signs(Fig.
15). correct
ex-
posure
ca
n be
set either before
or after ad-
va
ncing
thef
ilm.
2. APERTURE
PRIORITY
METHOD
occasionallyphotographers
wish to center
the
ind
icator need
le not by rotating the Aperture
Ring,
but by rotating the Shutter Speed
Dia
l.
This
method
is
used
to control
depth-of-f
ield
and
is easily accom
plished
by f
olrowing
the pro.
cedure
outlined
below.
1. Set
the desired
F-stop
on the ApertureRing
and
focus
the lens.
2. Gently
depress
the shutter Release
Button,
without tripping the' sh
utter, a
nd lock it
in the depressed
position by moving the
shutter Release
Button Lock Lever to the
right, with the middle finger of your right
hand.
3. with the shutter Release
Button locked in
the depressed
position, merely rotate the
shutter
speed
Dial
untilthe indicator
needle
is centered (Fig. 15). After the correct ex-
posu
re h
as been determ
ined, the shutter
Release
Button
may be unlocked
by moving
the Lock
Lever
to the left
NorE: whenthe shutterRelease
Button
is
locked
inthe depressedposition,
the shutter
Speed Dia
I can be freety rotated in the
TlLooo- 1
sec.
range
; however,
asa protec-
tion against
incorrect
exposu
re,the Shutter
Speed
Dial
cannot be set to 'r
B
" when
.the
Shutter
Ref
ease
Buttonisdepressed.
COUPLING
RANGE
OF
THE
BUILT.IN
METER
The
built-in
meter
of
your
chinon
cx
ll has
a
very broad range capabfe
of offering correct
exposure
inalmost
all photographic
situations.
However,
if the user
triesto set a shutterspeed
which
is
beyond
thecoupf
ing range
ofthe built-
in meter,
a red
warning
ff
ag
will
appear
between
the plus
and minus
signs
(Fig.
1g),
indicating
correct
exposure
cannot be obta
ined at that
shutter speed. To obta
in correct exposurea
higher
shutter
must
be
set
by
rotating
the
shut-
ter Speed
Dia
I counterclockwise
untif the red
warn
ing fIag disappears. For your reference,
the chart below indicates
the towest shutter
speed
that can beused
at different
film speeds
(ASA's). when setting a shutter speed lower
than that indicated
on thechart,
the red warn-
ing
flag
will
appear.