second。green with envy

green means in experience or new to something 

new to particular job

i am a big green in this field so i need to be more practice.

one said:"a bird in a hand is worth two in a bush "

# Multi-exposure 

* switch from Off to P-mode while pressing SELF * the display will show 0 left of number of shot, e.g. 0[03] * with each exposure, the left number increases, e.g. 1[03], 2[03] etc.. * switch to Off, and the film is transported to the next frame. 

* more than 9 exposures are possible, but not indicated. 

# Manual selection of flash guide number 

* switch from Off to P-mode while pressing SELECT * keep pressing SELECT and use UP/DOWN for GN selection * when releasing SELECT, camera displays [PFl]. 

* switch to Off, and the selection is deleted. * when required GN number is not available, select nearest lower number, e,g. GN24 not available, then select GN23. 

# Infrared auto focus * load film, and switch camera on (P, A, or M mode) 

* IR film is non DX, so requires pressing the shutter release button to advance to frame 1. 

* switch to A mode, then press SELECT until ISO values are displayed. Within 3 secs, press DOWN untill [—] is shown. press MF once to display [750] (corresponding to Konica IR750 film) press MF twice to display [850] (corresponding to Kodak’s 850 film) (the numbers correspond to the wavelength the films are sensitive for) 

* after 3 secs, the display will show [iso 100], acknowledging successful setting of IR value. 

* for correct exposure, consult the data sheet of the film. # Fast exposure setting (fast related to setting, not exposure!) 

* select aperture in M-mode. 

* partially press shutter release button. 

* display shows proper shutter time. * press UP or DOWN, and that time is selected. This allows for a very quick spotmetering. When now the composition is changed, including DOF, the measured time still is used. # Auto-bracketing * switch to M-mode and press SELECT until [+/- 0.0] is shown. 

* use UP/DOWN to select increment, from 1/3 to 2 stops. * when pressing shutter release, three exposures are taken.