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How do I change the exposure on my Pentax ME Super?
There’s no dial or ring. Instead, put it in manual mode by twisting the dial atop the camera to M. Then press the two black buttons to change the shutter speed. The viewfinder helps you get a good exposure.
What type of battery does a Pentax ME Super use?
Two LR44 (or equivalent) batteries power the camera. The camera has a 0.95x viewfinder, covering 92% of the field. The finder screen is fixed, with a split image and a microprism ring in the centre.
How do I take 35mm photos?
To shoot a fully manual 35mm camera, focus your shot by turning the focus ring until the two images you see in the viewfinder come together. Once you have good focus, set your exposure on fully manual cameras by half-pressing the shutter and watching the match-needle meter in the viewfinder.
What kind of batteries does a Pentax ME Super take?
Two LR44 (or equivalent) batteries power the camera. The camera has a 0.95x viewfinder, covering 92% of the field. The finder screen is fixed, with a split image and a microprism ring in the centre. The exposure meter is a TTL open aperture centre-weighted type.
What kind of film does Pentax ME Super take?
Standard 35mm film
Standard 35mm film. 24 x 36 mm image area. Actual view through a Pentax ME Super viewfinder.
How do I make my 35mm picture sharper?
As for aperture, you will probably get better results if you use a smaller aperture than by just shooting “wide open.” Low ISO or slower films can also help you get sharper images as they have finer/smaller grain size (that, in turn, gives you more definition and crisper images.)
How do you get a sharper picture on 35mm film?
Faster shutter speeds will be sharper; just do not use a slower shutter speed. With much practice slower shutter speeds do work, however practice is required and remember to use a tripod if possible. For best sharpness, while hand holding the camera, learn how to stand and hold your camera.