Another image made with the strange Certo SL110 camera.
That's my "cheat sheet" on the blue tape on top of my Certo.
From Camerapedia:
"Another interesting feature is the way exposure parameters are set - in spite of having both the aperture and shutter speed variable, the camera has only one setting ring common for both parameters. Shutter speed/aperture pairs are permanently coupled together, appropriately to five conditions illustrated by symbols placed on the ring: 1/125s and f16 for bright sun/beach, 1/125s and f11 for average sunny conditions, 1/30s and f16 for light clouds, 1/30s and f11 for medium clouds and 1/30s at f8 for heavy clouds or rain".
There is no "B" setting on the Certo SL110.
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