Handleiding Polaroid 180 Camera

Handleiding

POINTERS

FOR

GOOD

NATURAL LIGHT PICTURES

FOR

COLOR

PICTURES

Use

bright

sun:

You'll

get

strongest

colors if

your

subject

is in

bright

sun

(but

. you can also

get

very pleasing

results

on

an overcast

but

bright

day).

Have

plenty

of

color:

Look

for

subjects

and

backgrounds

with

strong,

bright

colors in big, solid

chun

ks.

If

your

subject

isn't

wearing

colorful

clothes, add color with a

bright

skirt,

scarf,

or

jacket. Or,

find

a

colorful

back-

ground -

anything

that

will fill

at

least

one-third

of

the

picture

area with

strong,

solid color.

Don't

expect

colorful

prints

of

people

dressed in

dark

clothes,

or

wearing

deli-

cate

colors

or

white.

Plain,

drab

backgrounds

won't

add

color

to

your

prints.

FOR

BLACK

AND

WHITES

Use

bright,

even

light:

For

portraits,

you'll

get

best

results

when a cloud

blocks

the

direct

sun,

or

on an

overcast

but

bright

day,

or

in

bright

open shade.

For

scenic

pictures:

Avoid

shooting

HOW

TO

LIGHTEN

OR

DARKEN PICTURES

For the

next

picture

of

the

same

sub-

ject, in

the

same location and

lighting

conditions, follow

this

rule:

For a

lighter

pictu re, use

the

next

lower

EV

number

or

f-number_ Or, use

the

next

slower

shutter

speed_

22

when

the

sun is

right

overhead;

shoot

when

the

light

casts shadows

to

the

side.

Indoor

snapshots

without

flash:

Try

to

have

the

room

lighting

even so as

to

avoid

deep

shadow areas .

FOR

ALL

PICTURES

Move

in

close

and

focus

accurately:

The

bigger

your

subject

is in

the

print,

the

more

color

and

details

you'll

be

able

to

see.

For scenic

pictures:

Try

to

get

some-

thing

big

and

solid

looking

(and

colorful,

if

possible)

into

the

foreground

to

help

fill

the

print.

Time

development

carefully:

Follow

the

recommendations

in

the

film

instruc-

tion sheet. These may change

from

time

to

time.

A few seconds

overdevelopment

is

not

harmful.

However,

if

you develop

for

less

than

the

recommended

time

,

color

pictures

will have

poor

colors

and

black and

whites

will

look

gray

and

washed out.

Keep an eye on

the

temperature:

Cold

weather

or

excessive

heat

can

affect

your

pictures. See page 2 L

For a

darker

picture, use

the

next

higher

EV

number

or

f-number.

Or, use

the

next

faster

shutter

speed.

For a

small change in

exposure

turn

the

aperture

control ring halfway

(one

click)

toward

the

next

higher

or

lower

EV

number

or

f-number.

Beoordeling

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