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to the ASA rating of the film loaded in the

camera.

(4) After positioning the subject, aim the

flash head for the desired bounce angle.

(5) Select any one of the four automatic

f/stops on the calculator dial that will give you

the automatic operating range or depth of field

you want.

(6) Turn the mode selector dial on the vari-

sensor module until the color that matches the

f/stop, selected in (5) above, appears in the win-

dow on the side of the module.

NOTE

The automatic operating range mus be

sufficient to include the entire flash-to-

reflector-to-subject distance.

(7) Set the camera lens to the automatic

f/stop selected in (5) above.

(8) To photograph a subject using a bounce

flash proceed as follows:

(a) Using ASA 100 film, bounce the light

off an eight-foot high ceiling onto a subject at a

total flash-to-reflector-to-subject distance of 20

feet (6.1 m) from the flash unit using relatively

shallow depth of field.

(b) Set the flash unit head to the proper

bounce angle.

(c) Set the zoom/bounce head to NORM

position.

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