Help Needed

Help Needed	Uploaded on Aug 24th, 2007 by ping

If this photo is good, it would be nice of you to Fave it. If you would like to see this photo at different sizes, you can view All Sizes. If there is something inside of the photo you want to highlight, you may add a Note. If you would like to link one of your photos to this photo, you can Add a Portal to it. If this photo's rotation is incorrect, you can Rotate it 90° to the left. If this photo's rotation is incorrect, you can Rotate it 90° to the right. If you would like to discard this photo, you can Delete it. This is a snippet from the instructions for the new pinhole camera I just bought. This looks like it's the exposure information but because I don't read Japanese, it's a bit of a guess. Any kind soul out there who can translate? Please leave a comment, I will be really grateful! This photo contains Notes and/or Portals. To view, please move your mouse over the photo above. Comments chidorian 2 years, 3 months ago: I think this is roughly right :) Estimate of the exposure time. Since exposure time is greatly influenced by the weather, the right chart is used as a estimate, and you have to adjust it looking at a result of a negative and a print. Dialogue ping 2 years, 3 months ago: @chidorian: Thank you! The "right chart"... The exposure times on the second row (the one that says: 1 second, 2 seconds, 4 seconds, 2 minutes). Is that for the panorama mode? I guessed that the first row is for the stereo mode. chidorian 2 years, 3 months ago: Yes correct :) Add to this dialogue chidorian 2 years, 3 months ago: Because the color negative film has a wide recordable range (exposure latitude) , even if you expose it slightly than the chart below a little too much, you can revise it at the time of a print to some extent. Start a dialogue here? ping 2 years, 3 months ago: @chidorian: A BIG Thank You! Start a dialogue here? chidorian 2 years, 3 months ago: Of course you can photograph even with positive film. Because brightness for the penumbra is short in the wide panorama, slightly longish exposure is good. Start a dialogue here? Want to post a comment? Please Sign-In OR Sign-Up	gakken exposure Extra Information One person has called this photo a favorite This photo has been viewed 543 times.