Kodak DCS 700 User Manual
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Remove your finger from the
MODE
button, and set the shutter
speed by rotating the Main-
Command dial.
Shutter speed can be set in 1/3
stop increments.
In Manual exposure mode, you
can set the shutter speed to
buLb for extended time
exposures. Refer to “Long Time
Exposure” on page 11-30.
3
Rotate the Sub-Command dial to
set the aperture. (The lens
aperture is set to its minimum
position.)
Aperture is divided into 1/3 step
increments from the maximum
to the minimum apertures.
You can also set the aperture by
rotating the lens aperture ring. In
this case, F-- blinks in the
viewfinder and Top Status LCD,
and the aperture can be
confirmed only through the
viewfinder’s aperture direct
readout. When setting the
minimum aperture using the lens
aperture ring, be sure to set the
aperture to the minimum with
the Sub-Command dial first.
4
Look into the viewfinder,
compose the scene, and lightly
press the Shutter Release button.
5
Adjust the aperture and/or
shutter speed until the electronic
analog exposure display shows
“0” or the desired exposure
value.
MODE