User manual SEKONIC DIGI MASTER L-718

[. . . ] (overexposure) mark is displayed when the measuring range is exceeded. Any of the following symbols is displayed depending on the mode selection. for wireless (cordless) measurement for flash light for wired measurement for flash light for cine mode In case of ambient light measurement (excepting cine mode), no symbol mark is indicated. This display comes into operation when the multi-measurement key is pressed in both modes of wireless and wired measurement for flash light. If it exceeds 9, the E mark (error) is indicated. Display for film speed moves through a range of ISO 3 ~ ISO 8000 by pressing either UP or DOWN key while holding the ISO key depressed. By pressing F/EV key, the indicated symbol is converted from F to EV, and vice versa. When the meter is used in the flash mode, only F mark is displayed. When the meter is used in T-priority mode, (1) F-stop number is also displayed in bar-dot symbols at 1/2 F-stop increments. [. . . ] If you leave the meter inactive for about 5 minutes, the power is automatically switched off. If you wish to use the meter again, slide the power switch back to OFF position once and then switch the meter on again. 3. Checking the batteries Check the battery capacity before using the meter. (2) After checking (for about 0. 5sec. ), the display is automatically changed to the measuring mode (Fig. and dot marks indicating, switch the meter ON while depressing ISO key. The marks keep indicating until you stop depressing the ISO key 10 11 (3) In the ambient light mode, (a) T-priority measurement or F-priority measurement can be selected by pressing the F/T selection key (Fig. Setting ISO sensitivity Press either side of UP/DOWN key while depressing ISO key. Film speed (ISO sensitivity) can be set within the range of ISO 3 ~ ISO 8000 (Fig. The set value of ISO sensitivity is memorized even if the meter is switched off or the measuring mode is changed. 5. Setting shutter speed (b) EV measurement can be selected by pressing the F/EV selection key in the F-priority mode (Fig. The display of shutter speed can be changed within the range of 30min. The set value of shutter speed (including dine scale) is memorized even if the meter is switched off. 12 13 Wireless (cordless) Measurement using Electronic Flash Unit 6. Display lighting DIGI MASTER is equipped with a background illumination for LCD. Electro luminescence ''ECLAT" illuminates the LCD while the display-light key (D. L. ) is depressed (Fig. In case the photographing subject is too far to use synchro cord, or in case the synchro cord disturbs photographing, flash light can be measured without connecting the cord. (2) Set the film speed (ISO) and shutter speed (T) as shown in the paragraphs for "Preparing the Meter for Operation". 7. Running-lock for continuous reading The measuring switch can be locked for continuous reading for ambient light. (2) Rotate the switch knob clockwise until the slit on the knob matches to the white dot while depressing the knob. While the measuring switch is locked, auto shut-off function does not work. <NOTE> · Running-lock is only usable for ambient light measurement, not for flash light. (4) While the symbol is flashing (for about 90sec. ), fire the flash unit by pressing its test button. The measured value is indicated in dual display by F-stop number with bar symbols and bar-dot symbol marks (Fig. 15). · 14 The display continues to indicate the measured value for about 5 minutes after measurement unless the following measurement is made. [. . . ] < NOTE> · Do not touch this dial unless you make an adjustment. Care of the Meter DIGI MASTER is a high-precision instrument containing delicate electronic parts and components, and you are recommended to handle the meter with due care. · Don't store the meter in high temperature or high humidity locations. · To avoid unnecessary battery drain, keep the meter switched off unless actually in use. When not using the meter for a week or more, remove the batteries from the meter in order to prevent any internal damage arising from battery leakage. [. . . ]