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Manual Voigtländer Vitoret DR Camera

Name: Voigtländer Vitoret DR Camera
Brand: Voigtlander
SKU: Vitoret DR
Rating: 100 (2 reviews)

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Manual

The

Shutter

release

Press

quickly

and

smoothly

not

jerk,

this

may

otherwise

result

blurred

pictures.

Aperture

and Depth

of Field

The

depth

of field

that zone

of the

picture

which

sufficiently

and

sharply

rendered'

front,

well

behind

the focused

distance.

is taken

from

the

distance

in feet

opposite

the

selected

aperture

the depth

of field

scale

(2)

to the

distance

setting

opposite

the same

aperture

value

on the

other

side

of the

mark.

Please

remember:

When

using

large

aperture

(2.8

you

will

get

short

depth

field.

When

using

a smaller

aperture (11

16)

you

will

get

a large

depth

field.

Flash

shots

The

camera

is X-synchronized.

The flash

unit is

connected

with

the camera

thru

the flash

contact

(19).

When

using flash

bulbs

(Type

XM-1/PF-1

AG-1)

the shutter-speed

must

1/so

(not

above).

When

using

electronic flash

units,

all

shutter-

speeds

1/roo

can

be used.

The

Guide

number

of the

respective

flash

bulbs

unit has to

be used

order to figure

out the

correct

aperture.

This

guide

number

can

usually be

found

in the

instructions

coming

with

the

equipment.

Practical

Accessories

For black

and white

or color film

there is a range

Voigtlrinder

f ilters

in various

colors and

densitiel.

For close-up

shots

there

is the

Voigtliinder

PROXIMETER.

The Voigtliinder

sun-shade

not

only

keeps

out

all

stray

light,which

may spoil

thecontrastand

the

picture

sharpness,

but is also

useful for

protecting

the

lens

"bad

weather"

shots.

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Brand	Voigtlander
Model	Vitoret DR
Category	Cameras
File type	PDF
File size	0.43 MB

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How can I prevent 'red eyes' in my pictures? Verified

The 'red eye' phenomenon is caused by too much light in too little time getting to eyes of the people in the picture. This effect is even stronger in a dark atmosphere. The following can be done to prevent it: don't let people look directly into the camera, create more light, take the picture closer to the subject or decrease the use of the zoom function.

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