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Changing ISO (fuji stx-2) I just was given a Fuji stx-2 from my cousin. I took a year of photo at my school, and I use ISO 400 film, but the stx-2 is set to "200". I don't know how to change it, as turning the dial changes the Fstops...please help! thanks
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Christopher A. Vedros |
Lindsey, Is the ISO shown in a little window on the shutter speed dial? If it is, try pulling up on the dial and turning to see if the ISO number changes. I did a search and found a camera like yours on eBay. In the picture, the shutter speed dial looks a lot like the Pentax K1000, so maybe it works the same way.
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Jon Close |
An online user manual for the Fujica STX-2 (can be downloaded as .pdf) is at http://www.butkus.org/chinon/fujica_stx-2/fujica_stx-2.htm.
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Jon Close |
P.S. Re - shooting ISO 400 film at 200: Have it developed normally. It is "overexposed" by 1 stop, but print film is very forgiving of such exposure errors and should yield good prints (the lab may have to adjust somewhat to keep from pringing them too light).
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Heritage Ericsson |
I looked online, and eBay has a camera quite similar to yours. The dial for setting shutter speed seems to be similar to that of the Pentax K1000 in the photo; maybe it is functionally equivalent.
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Kalyl Cie |
Even though your camera doesn't have an ISO setting, geometry dash make sure you load a roll of ISO 400 film.
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Porter Vincent |
You can ask for help from friends who are experts in the field of photography. dinosaur game
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