SW150 Mark II Long Exposure Tips and Advice

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SW150 MkII Long Exposure Tips and Advice

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Page 1: SW150 Mark II Long Exposure Tips and Advice

SW150 MkIILong ExposureTips and Advice

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The Big or Little Stopper must be placed in the rear filter slot closest to the lens, with the filter’s foam seal facing the lens.

Slight pressure on the foam from the rear of the filter as you slide the filter will ensure that the foam does not snag on the top edge of the Lightshield.

Only slight pressure is required.

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Ensure that the Lightshield is seated properly.

The filter should be accurately aligned with the edge of the Lightshield with the filter’s foam fitting up against it.

This prevents any light getting in behind the filter and causing flare.

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If using the holder in bright conditions, we recommend that you shade the holder to avoid any direct sunlight hitting it.

This is a good practice in all conditions and limits the chances of flare and rear reflections.

Don’t forget to cover the eyepiece when taking long exposures to prevent light entering the camera through the viewfinder and fogging the sensor.

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