Canon EOS 1000fn user manual

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Thank ou or select ing Canon utofocus LRcamera .

EOS 1000N/1000FN, eve loped s Canon ' snew standard model utofocus LRcamera, sa compact EOS SLR offer ing uiet i lm trans-portand motoroperation. eatures uch as sim-ple dial operat ion and super{ast autofocusmake t easier han ever o take great picturesany ime .EOS 000N/1000FN mploys l Focus , h i ch

automatical ly witches e tween One-shot Fand AlServo F* based n he subject 's move-ment .As a resul t , ccurate ocusing an be ob-tained ven when he subject s moving owardor away rom the camera.

* One-shot F: Focusing topsonce complet-ed. Theoriginalocus emains ocked s ong

as he shutter utton s kept pressed alfway.Al Servo AF:An advanced utofocus modewhichcontinuously ocuses moving ubjectsas ong as he shut ter ut ton s kept pressedhalfway.

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o The ns t ruc t ions n th is book assume use of theEF 35-80 mm f/4-5.6USM zoom ens: however.ooe ra t ions i tha d i f fe ren t ens a re bas ica l lv hesame .

P lease ead th is ins t ruc t ion ook ca re fu l ly or athorough nderstanding efore sing our EOS 1000N/ 1 0 0 0 F N

Attention

IMPORTANTNFORMATION


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NomenclatureRed-eye Reduction amp Bui l t - in lash

AF Auxi l iary ight Accessory Shoe

LCD Panel

Elec t ronic n p u tD i a lShut ter But ton

Gr ip

M a n u a l o c u s i n g i ng

EF 35-80 mm f/4-5.6USM Lens

I M A G EROGRAMMEDCONTROLf-l : Green Zone(l : Portrait

| : Landscapejl, . Close-up

\ : S p o r t s

CREATIVE ONEISO Manual Film Speed Setting

$ : SelftimerSF : Sof t Focusr r l ) ) : Sound Mode

Flash Tab

Command Dial

S t rap Fix ture

Focus Mode Switch

ck Cover Latch

Lens Release ut ton

'-==ZoomRing

Depthof-Field AEManual ExposureAperture-priority EShutter-priority EProgram AE

Lock OFF)

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I . BASIC OPERATION[1] Preparations

1. Battery Load and Check2. Lens Attachment3. Focusing- DifficultSubjects or Autofocus

[Manual Focusing][2] Taking Pictures

1 . F i lm Loading2. Basic Picture Taking Green Zone

- Focus Lock .- F i l m R e w i n d . . . , . . .

3. Programmed mage Control- Portrait- L a n d s c a p e . . . .- Close-up- Sports

II . ADVANCEDOPERATION1. Creative Zone

I I I .APPLICATIONS1. Par t ia lMete r ing2. Exposure ompensation . .3 . Mul t ip le xposures4. Bulb Long Exposure) . . . .5. Manual Film Speed Setting

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P - Program E. .

Tv- Shuiter-priority E. . . . . . . . .Av- Aperture-priority EM - Manual ExposureDEP- epth-of-Field E . .SF- Soft FocusSelttimer- Setting he Sound VoOe . . .Flash Photography ith theBuilt- inFlash .

IV. REFERENCE1. Comparisons etween AF

Fi lmWind Mode.2 . .F i lmShoot ing apac i ty .' * ' - t l

'dl'RccessoRrES1. Dedicated Canon Speedlites . . .512. Gr ip Extens ion R-70 . . . .523 . D i o p t r i c A d j u s t m e n te n s e s . . . . . 5 24 . L e n s H o o d s . . . . . . . . . . 5 35 . F i l t e r s . . . . . 5 3

VI . CAMERACARE1 . C l e a n i n g . . . . . 5 4

2. LiquidCrystal Display/Battery otes . . . .553 . A t t a c h i n g t h eS t r a p . . . . . 5 7

v i l . s P E c t F t c AT t o N s . 58

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1) This camera s not resistant o waterand should not be used outdoors nsnow or ra in . f acc identa l ly ropped

in water, ontact an authorized anonserv ice aci l i ty. eep he camera outof salt spray, nd protect t from exces-s ive humidi ty. f used a t the beach ,clean t thoroughly fterwardwitha dryclo th .

2) Do not at tempt to disassemble hecamera yourself Always ake t to anauthorized anon service acil i ty orrepair.

3) Remove he battery f you do not ex-pect o use he camera or about hreeweeks or longer.

4) When s tor ing he camera , wrap t in ac lean , of t c lo th and place n a cool ,dry, dust-free lace. Be sure o keepthe camera ut of d i rec t unl ight , ndaway from "hot spots" such as thet runk or rear window shel f of a car.Avoid places where moth balls areused , nd n ex t reme umidi ty, se ades iccant .

5) Carefully heck the camera's opera-t ion after engthy torage.

6) The battery may explode or cause

burns i f d i sassembled , echarged ,shorted, exposed o high tempera-tures , or d i sposed f in f i re .

7) Film passing hrough X-rayexamina-tions at airports may be exposed ndruined ven f loaded n the camera .Request hand-checkec.inspection oavoid damage.

8) Aerosol pray dust removers re notrecommended or he shut ter ur ta in .9) Condensation s a problem hen bring-

ingcoldequipment n toa warm room.lfthe autofocus ptics cloud over, ac-curacy may be seriously ffected. Be-fore en ter ing a warm room, putequipment n a plasticbag so conden-sation orms on the outside f the bag.10) Color eproduction ay be adverselyaffected f he ilm s eft n he camerafor a long t ime. Always develop ex-posed ilm promptlv.* Please ee p. 54 tor camera care n-

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L BAS'C OPERATIONFirst-time StR users should read this section carefully.


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The camera opera tes n a 2CR5 i th iumbattery.1)S l ide he bat tery cover lock down to

open. The cover cannot be removedfrom the camera .

2) Insert he battery s shown with he er-minals acing oward he shutter utton.

3) Close he cover and hold t down unt i li t lockswi th a c l i ck .

4) Turn the command dia l to " P " or" O " to check the battery.The bat tery heck symbol EE ) in theLCDpanel d i sp lays he remain ing at -terypower s shown n he l lus t ra t ions .o l f no th ing s d i sp layed n the LCD

panel , he bat tery s probably nser t -

ed upside own. Remove he batteryand re- inser t t correc t ly.o See p . 55 or o ther mpor tan t a t tery

informat ion .

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Battery Check SYmbols in the LCDFanel

E : Battery Power suff cient .G : Have a new battery handY.

Replace he batterY.-: (blinking): ee p. 56.

o When not using he camera, always besure o set he command ia l o "L" to

prevent atterv raindue o accidentalpressing f the shutter button.o Always heck he battery ondit ion e-

fore akingPic tures .e Carrv a spare battery when going on

t r ips or when Planning o take manypic tures .

. See p. 50 for shooting apacitY.


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1) >.1 ot /7/ canrmal lr--

2. Lens Attachment

1) Remove he rear ens cap by turn ing tcounterc lockwise .

2) Remove he bodycap by urning t coun-terc lockwise .

3) Al ign he ens ' ed dot to the camera ' sred dot and urn he ens clockwise n-t i l i t s tops and locks wi th a c l ick .. To remove the lens, turn the lens

counterc lockwise hi te ress ing helens elease u t ton .

4) Set he ens ' ocus mode swi tch o AF.5) Remove he front ens cap .

The ens may already e mounted n hecamera when purchased .

oTheelectronic ontacts must be cleanfor proper connection. o not touchthese contacts.

oDo not se t the lens on i t s rear endwithout he lens cap attached o pre-v e n t d a m a g e t o t h e e l e c t r o n i ccontacts.

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Before racticing, et he command ial o" O " ( G r e e n Z o n e ) .

1) Look hrough he viewfinder nd coverthe subjec t wi th he focus mark . ' ) .

2) Press he shutter button halfway o startfocus .When he subjec t s n ocus , hegreen AF symbol . " l igh tsup in the

viewfnder.

3) Without et t ing p on he shut ter ut ton,press he shut ter but ton completely otake the picture.o In ow-l ight r backl i t ondi t ions , he

shut ter speed or the flash symbol" t " b l ink n the viewfinder. ee p .15 when he shut ter peed bl inks rsee p. 35 when the flash symbol" t " b l inks .

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Difficult Subjects tor Autofocus Manual Focusing]

There are a few subjec t s hat may bedifficultor he camera o focus. The greenAF symbolwi l l b l ink n the v iewfinder owarn you of th i s condi t ion .

Subjectso Low-contrast ubjects-misty scenes,

l igh t -co lored r whi te objec t s .. Subjec t s n ex t remely ow-l ight i tua-

t ions-a dark room, nightscenes .. Subjec t s having genera l ly hor izonta l

pat terns window l inds) .. Subjec t s wi th an objec t in f ront of

them-animals n a cage , subjec t s e-

h ind a wi re fenceo St rong , r igh t ef lec t ions-sh iny eta l .i ce , surface f a lake .

. Fast-moving ubjects-difficult o keepw i t h i n h e f o c u s m a r k .

Focus hese subjec t s y se t t ing he ens 'focus mode wi tch o "M" and urn ing hemanual ocus ing ing unt i l he image ss h a r p .

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oAlways oad lmout of d ect su n ig t .. Never ouch the shut ter curtain . ts

prec i s ion es ignmakes t sens i t ive opres su re . hen oad ing i lm ,be ca re -fu l ha t he lm ipdoes no t ouch heshu t t e r u r t a in .

This amera ses a prewind ystem.Whenf i lm s oaded , he camera t i r s t i nds l lo fthe i lmonto he ake-up pool nd hen e-winds t back n to he f i lmcar t r i d3e neframe at a t ime as each pic ture s taken .The frame counter on the LCD paneldecreases s p ic tures re akeh , l lowingyou o always ee at a glance he remain-ing rames .For DX-coded i lm, he camera automat i -ca l l y e t s he i lmspeed when he i lm sloaded Formanual i lmspeed et t ing, eep 48. )

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1) Make ure he command ia l s no t a t L .2) Open he back over by s l id ing he atch

oown.3) Inser t he i lmas shownwi th he la t end

of the car t r idge n top .4 ) C a r e f u l l y u l l h e l m i p a c r o s s n t i l t

reaches he orange mark .5) Make ure he lm ies l a t and close he

back cover.

F i lmwinding tar t s nd he ame countercounts up . When the f i lm is complete lywound, the shut ter i s re leased once;however, o p ic ture s aken . he lm car-t r idge ymbol nd he number f avai lab lef rames are d i sp layed n the LCDpanel .. l f t h e i l mc a r t r i d g e y m b o l l i n k s , h e

f i lm has not been oaded roper ly ndthe shut terwi l lno t re lease . e load hef l m .

. F i lmbecomes of t and tears eas i ly nhigh humidi ty. Keep i t s tored in i t sc a n i s t e r n t i l o a d i n g .

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This e t t ing or bas ic opera t ion l lows outo begin hooting mmediately ithoutmak-ing any set t ings efore akingpic tures .1 ) S e t h e c o m m a n d i a l o " O " .2) Compose he picture nd make sure he

f o c u s m a r k c : ) c o v e r s h e s u b j e c t .. l fyou are us ing zoom ens , urn he

zoom r ing to vary the s ize of thesubjec t .

3) Press he shutter button halfway.When he subjec t s n ocus , he greenAF symbcl , hu t ter peed nd aper turevalue ightup in the v iewfinder nd ashor t double beep sounds . Press heshutter utton all he way down o taket h e p i c t u r e .

o The shutter peed nd aperture alueare a l so disp layed n he LCD panel .

o In ow ightor backl i t ondi t ions , he" t " mark bl inks n he viewfinder.Switch o flash photography see p.35) or use a t r ipod .

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Blinkingshutter speed(camera hake warning)

I n G r e e n Z o n e a n d P r o g r a m m e d m a g eControlmodes, he shutter peed will bl inkon the LCD panel and n the viewfinder fthe shutter peed s oo slow o hand-hold.In th i s case , we recommend wi tch ingoflashphotography r using tripod.


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Focus LockThis camera ocuses on the subject co-vered by the focus mark n the center ofthe viewfinder. or off-center ubjects, sefocus ock o set he ocus and hen recom-pose he picture as desired.

1) Cover he subject with the focus markand press he shut ter but ton halfway.

2) Keeping he shutter utton ressed alf-way, ecompose he picture s desi redand hen press he shut ter ut ton l l heway down o take the picture.


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Fi lm RewindWhen he ast picture s aken, he remain-ing ilmautomatically ewinds nto he car-

t r idge .When completed , ewinding topsand he i lmcar t r idge ymbol l inks n heLCDpanel .l f you want o develop he film before heend of the ro l l , emove he lens and urnthe command ial o "lSO". Press oth heexposure compensation utton and thepar t ia lmeter ing ut tons imul taneous ly.


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With P.l.C., ocus and film wind settings as well as shutter speed and aperture value set-tings are made automatically or four types of pictures: portraits, andscapes, lose-ups,and sports. This allows you to take pictures easily and concentrate on composition.

o lf he " | " mark blinks n he viewfinder, witch o lash photography r use a tripod.o lf the shutter peed blinks o warn of camera shake, we recommend witching o flashphotography r using a tripod.

O Portr+ Sg$lnne-shot AF/Continu-ous wincVEvaluative etering

Shal low epth of f eld s general ly sed oemphasize he subject , herefore argeapertures smal lnumbers) re set . Focuson he subject 's yes.Continuous lmwindhelps eep up wi th he subt le hanges nexpress ron .

For effect ive background lur, separatethe subjec t rom he background s muchas possible nd use a telephoto ens or thetelephoto sett ing on you zoom ens (80mm on the EF 35-80 mm tl4-5.6USM).

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:r Landscape Sett ings:One-shot F/S|n-gle frame wind/Evaluat ive eter ing

Deep depth of f ield s usual ly he primaryconcern n landscape hotography.Thissett ing utomatically ets small aper-tures ( large numbers) or deep depth off e ld .Use a wide-angle ens or the wide-anglesett ing n your zoom ens o create a feel-ing of expansiveness nd depth.

Glose-up Set t ings:One-shot F/S |ngleframe wind/Part ial eter ing

Move as close as possible o the subject

for he maximummagnifcat ion.When using a zoom ens, ou can achievemaximummagnif icat iony set t ing he ensto he elephoto osit ion.

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\ Sports Settings: l focusAF/Continuouswind/Evaluat ive eter ing

Faster shutter speeds are emphasized ohelp you keep up with al l he act ion whileAl servo racks he subject ' s movement .Keep he focus mark on the subject .o Continuous hooting s possible y hold-

ing the shut ter but ton down.

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II. ADVANCED PERATION


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The command ial 's Creative one" provides ixshootingmodes, nabling ou o selectthe mode and values which best match your subject and photographic bjectives.Also,with "Creative Zone' modes, ou can use unctions uch as exposure compensa'

t ion and multiple exposure explained n the Applications ection) o further xpand ourcreativity.Select the desired mode by turning the command dial .

P : Program AE Set t ings : Al focusAF/Cont inuous ind/Evaluat ive eter ingThe camera sets both aperture nd shut-ter speed automat ica l ly, ak ing nto ac-count he lens n use .

Checking he Exposure

l f the exposureata b l ink , he exposure s

not correc t . Use a f lash n low ight s i tua-t ions or use an ND (neut ra l ens i ty) i l t e rin br ight i tua t ions .

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Program ShiftIn Program E mode, he automatically etshutter speed and aperture combination

(program) an be changed h i le main ta in-ing he same exposure .To shift he program, ress he shutter ut-ton halfway o display he exposure ataand urn he elec t ronic nput ia l o se lec tthe desired shutter speed or aperturevalue .o Program hift s not possible when us-

ing a f lash .

ln the Creative one, an exposure ev-el scale and exposure evel mark ap-

pear n he viewfinder nd LCDpanel naddi t ion o the exposure ata (shut terspeed and aperture value). The ex-posure evelmark ndica tes he amountof exposure ompensat ion n the fourAE modes .

Six-second imerEven f you release he shutter buttonafter pressing t down halfway, he ex-posure data (shut ter peed and aper-ture) n the viewfinder nd LCD panelappear or about six seconds.

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Tv : Shutter-priority AE sett ings: lfocus AF/Con t inuous wind /Eva lua t ivemeter ing

In th i s mode he user se lec t s he shut terspeed and the camera sets he aperturevalue or he ight ing ondi t ions . hismodeis best or taking pictures f moving ub-jec t s by cont ro l l ing he shut ter speed .Faster hut ter peeds reeze ubject mo-t ion , whi le s lower shut ter speeds canproduce r t i s t i c lureffec t s .o The in i t i a l hu t ter speed set t ing s a l -

ways 125 11125). urn he electronic n-put d ia l or the des i red hut ter peed .

Checking he ExposureUnderexposure The ens ' maximum per-ture s tar t s b l ink ing . e t a s lower shut terspeed unt i l t s tops bl inking .Overexposure The ens ' min imum per-ture s tar t s b l ink ing . e t a fas ter shut terspeed unt i l t s tops bl inking .

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Av: Aperture-pr iority AE settings lfocus AF /Con t inuous wind /Eva lua t ivemeter ing

In hismode he user se lec t s he aper turevalue and the camera sets the correctshut ter peed or the l igh t ing ondi t ions .Use this mode or taking port rai ts , and-scapes , and s t i l l i fe photography heredepth of f ield s an important actor. Larg-er apertures roduce a shal lowdepth off e ldappropr ia te or por t ra i t s , nd smal lerapertures roduce a deep depth of f ielddesirable or landscapes.. The n i t i a l per ture a lue se t t ing s al -

ways 5.6 f/5 .6) . urn he electronic n-put d ia l or the des i red per ture a lue .

Checking he ExposureUnderexposure The shut ter peed f 30"(30sec . ) l inks . et a larger per ture n t i lthe shut ter speed stops bl inking.Overexposure The shutter peed of 2000(112000 ec.)blinks. et a smaller pertureunt i l he shut ter peed s tops bl inking .

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M: Manual Exposure Settings:l o-cus AF/Conti uous wind/Center-weightedaverage meter ing .This reativemode allows ou o complete-ly control exposure by sett ing both theshut ter peed and aPer ture a lue .The ni t i a l e t t ing s a lways 11125 ec . a tf /5 .6

1 ) S e t he c o m m a n d i a lo "M" and ur n

the elec t ronic nput d ia l to se t thedes i red hut ter Peed .

2) Whilepressing he exposure ompensa-t ionbut ton , urn he elec t ronic nput ia lto se t the des i red Per ture a lue .

3) Press he shutter button halfway andcheck he exposure ata .. | , D or D is d i sp layed n the

viewfinder nd LCDpanel o indicatethe exposure .

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Adjust he exposure ccordingo the ex-posure ndicator.

Metered tandard xposure: hecurrentset t ings i l l esult n a correct xposure .

Overexposure: lose hg aperture r seta faster shutter p"e#lntil correct ex-posure s obtained.

Underexposure: pen he aperture r seta slower hutter peed untilcorrect ex-posure s obtained.


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E O I E@ _ ^ . ^ . ^ ^

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DEP: Depth-of-Field AE settinss:One-shot F/Single rame wind/Evaluativemeter ing

Depth-of-Field E mode places everythingbetween ser set points n he oregroundand background n focus. The points areset using he ocus mark n he viewfnder.

The camera sets he necessary perturevalueand shut ter peed o obtain he bestpossible esul ts nder he exis t ing ight ing.

* This mode cannot be used with flash.

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1) Set he command ia l o "DEP" . -2\ Place he focus mark on the fi rs tpoint

(a)and press he shutter button halfway.o

Remove our ingerurhen hegreen

AF symbol nd dEP 1" l ight p n heviewfnder. r

3) Repeat tep #2 for the second point b);" d E P 2 " .

4) Recompose he picture and press heshutter button halfway. After the AF

symbol and exposure data light uP,press he shutter button completely otake he picture.


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Checking he Exposure

o l f the minimum aper ture a lue of thelens n use bl inks , lear he ocus poin tsby urn ing he command ia l o anotherposit ion nd returning t to DEP. Moveback from the subject or switch to awide-angle ens or zoom lens' wide-angle sett ing and repeat steps #2through 4. When the aper ture valuestops l inking, he distance ange willbesharply ocused and correct exposurewillbe obtained

o lfboth he shutter peed and he aper-ture alue link, he exposure s not cor-

r e c t . U s e a n N D f i l t e r i n b r i g h tsi tuations. he flash can not be com-binedwith this mode.

Additional nformation

o To cancel Depth-of-Field E in mid-operation, set the command dial toanother os i t ion .

o When using azoom ens, o not changethe focal length after sett ing he firstpoint .Alwaysset the focal ength irst .

o Wide-angle enses re best used n this

mode or maximum epth-of-field ffect.Lenses with a focal ength onger han200 mm are not recommended or deepdepth of field.

o Thismode can also be used o minimizedepth of fieldby focusing n the samepointboth imes. A telephoto ens gives

portrai ts he best shallow epth-of{ieldeffect.

o lf the focus points are extremely nearand ar, he shutter peed may be veryslow. We recommend sing a tripod.

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SF: Soft Focus

Soft Focus mode enders he subject with

a soft , dreamlike ffect or at tractive or-t ra i t s and pic turesque andscapes . hecamera automatically akes a double ex-posure with he irstexposure n ocus andthe second rovidinghe soft ocus effect .. The strength f the soft ocus effect can

be set o ei ther weak" ("1" in he LCDpanel ) r "s t rong" ("2" \ by opera t ingthe elec t ronic nPut d ia l .

. l f the ens ' ocus 'mode wi tch s se t o"M", p ic tures re aken n normal Pro-gram AE mode.

. Aperture alues re not displayed n he

viewfinder r in the LCD panel dur ingth i s mode.

1 ) S e t h e c o m m a n d i a l o " S F " .. Change he soft focus strength f

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2) Press he sh utter button halfway, con-firm the shutter speed and soft focusvalue, hen press ompletely o take he

pic ture .r The shutter speed or the second ex-posure of the double exposure andthe soft ocus valve are displayed nthe LCD panel and viewfinder.

o When he shutter button s pressedcompletely o take the picture, heshutter speeds or the first and se-cond exposures re displayed n se-quence n the LCDpanel .

r When us ing lash , he f lash i res orthe first exposure nly.

o The soft focus effect may not be ob-

ta ined when us ing lashExposure onfirmationlf the'soft ocus value blinks, he desired oftfocus effect will not be obtained, ut he ex-posure will be correct. To obtain a good softfocus effect, use a telephoto ens or movefar ther rom the subject .

For effective soft focuspictures

o Zoom he ens o the te lephoto ide oruse a long-focal-lengthens.

r Since he camera akes wo exposuresto create he soft ocus effect , he sub-jec t should emain as s t i l las poss ib leunt i l he pic ture s over.

o For portrai ts , soft focus 1 (weak) susual ly es t . Also , avoid br ights ingle-tone backgrounds e.9. , whitewall) orbest effect .

o When us ing a lens equipped wi th ashooting istance ange witchsuch asthe EF 300 mm tl4 L, do not specify a

dis tance ange.

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r$ : S e l f - t i m e r S e t t i n g s : O n e - s h o tAF/Evaluative etering

Use he se l f{ imer unct ion o delay shut -ter re lease or 10 seconds and includeyourse l f n the pic ture .P lace he cameraon a t r ipod , ab le , r o ther t eady urface .o Shooting mode s automatically et to

Program E.

1) Set he command ia l o " O "2) Compose he pictureand press he shut-

ter button o start he imer while look'ing into the viewfinder. A beeper onesounds o monitor he countdown. woseconds efore he picture s aken, hebeeper one sounds apidly.o Be careful not to stand in front of

the camera when you press he shut-ter button.

. To cancel the se l f - t imer, urn thecommand ia l o another Pos i t ion .

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Setting he Sound Mode ('',ra)This unct ion e t s you selec t one of foursound se t t ings including hree musica ltunes) o playdur ing e l f t imer opera t ion .1) Set the command dial to .u).

o " ' r l t " i s d i sp layed n the LCDpanel .2) Turn he e lec t ronic nputd ia l o se t he

des i red ound number.r You can is ten o the se lec ted ound

by press ing he shut ter u t ton whenthe sound number s d isp layed .

Sound Setting" 1 : Elec t ronic eeper" 2" . Vivaldi 's Four Seasons-Spring""3" : Beethoven ' s TurkishMarch""4" : Bach ' s Minugt"* During el f t imer pera t ion hen 2, 3

or 4 i s se lec ted , he tune plays or 9seconds and then the beeper beepsrapidly or 1 second before he picturei s taken .

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Notes1 ) A l w a y s p u l l h e f a s h u p g e n t l y b y

grasping he lash abs.2) When not n use or when usrng n exter-

n a l l a s h , u s h h e b u i l t - i nl a s h o w ng e n t l y t o r e t r a c t . n e x t e r n a l a s hcannot be used ogether i th he buil t-in lash .

3) For lash photography, o not press heshutter utton ompletely nti l he " | "mark ights teadi lyn he viewfnder.

Flash Shooting Distance Range(when us ing he EF 35-B0mm l4-5 .6USM)

W I D E T E L E

rso C o l o rP r i n tF i l m S l i d e F i l m Colo rP r i n tF i l m S l i d e F i l m

1 0 0 0 . 7 - 5 m2 . 3 - ' 1 6 . 4f t1 - 3 . 5 m

3 . 3 11 5 t0 . 7 3 . 5 m2 . 3 11 . 5 t

1 - 2 . 5 m3 3 - 8 . 2 I t

400 0 . 71 0 m

2 3 - 3 3 f t1 . 5 7 m4 . 9 - 2 3 t r

1 - 7 m3 . 3 23 I I

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4 ) " t " w i l l n o t b l i n k n t h e " C r e a t i v eZone", t will always re regardless f heshooting ondit ions.

5 ) I n o w - l i g h t o n d i t i o n s ,h e b u i l t - i n Fauxi l ia ryight s emi t ted utomat ica l lyfn e c e s s a r y h e n h e s h u t t e r u t t o n spressed alfway.

6 ) U s i n g h e f o l l o w i n g a r g e - d i a m e t e rlenses may cause hading t the owerpart

of lashhotos:

E F2 0 0 m m / 1 . 8EF300 mm /2 .8EF20-35mm /2.8EF28-80mmIl2 .B-4LE F8 0 - 2 0 0m m l 2 . B LEF50-200mm 13.5-4.5

EF50-200mm /3.5-4.57 ) U s i n g a l e n s o f a f o c a l e n g t h h o r t e r

than 35 mm may cause hading roundthe edges f lash hotos.

8 ) To p r e v e n t h a d i n g , o n o t u s e a l e n shoodwhen s ing he bui l t - inlash .

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Flash Photography nd the Red-eyeReduct ion unct ionThe subjec t ' s yes may appear ed n

f ash photos ue o l igh t ef ec ted romthe re t i na . h i s phenomenon s ca l l ed" r e d e y e . " To m i n i m i z e e d e y e , h i scamera utomat ica l lyc t iva tes t s bui l t -in red-eye eduction unction n $lEgEt imer l mode , O (Fu l l Au to l rnodeand O (Por t ra i t \mode when us ingf ash in a s i tua t ion whe e red-eye sl i k e l yo o c c u r. n h i s m o d e , l a m p nthe f ash i gh t s momenta r i l y o reducethe s i ze o f the sub jec t ' s up i l s e fo rethe ash res .When he shu t t e r u t toni s p res sed ha l fway, he v i ewf inder

d isp layl inks or 2 seconds nd he red--

eye reduc t ion amp l i gh t s . When thev iewf inder i sp l ay tops l ink ing , res sthe shut ter u t ton l l he way o ake hep ic tu e .

En t i r e i ewf inder i sp l ay l inks .

( l n t e rna l i ewfnder d i sP laY).The red-eye reduct ion amp l ights

con t inuous ly h i l e he shu t t e r u t tonis pressed al fway.

. Have he subject ook at the red-eyereduction amp or best effect . he ed-

eye reduct ion ffectdiffersepending

on he subject nd shoot ing ondi t ions ..The red-eye educt ion amp goes out

i f you remove your f inger rom theshut ter u t ton i thout ak ing pic ture .

L igh t f rom the bu i l t - i n l ash wi l l be

blocked y he ens barre l t d i s tancesbetween .38 m (the closes t hoot ingdis tance f he EF 35-B0mmtl4-5.6 SMl e n s ) n d 0 . 7 m .When us ing ash , lways eep at leas t0 .7 m away rom the subjec t .


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Flash Head

AF Auxi l iaryLightEmi t ter

When the " r' ind ica tor b l inks n the

viewfinder, t tach he Speedli te 00E othe accessory hoe before aking ictures.o After

attaching he Speedlite 00E o theaccessory hoe, l ide he ock switch nthe di rec t ion f the ar row o secure hef lash o the camera .

o The " t ' ind ica tor oes not b l ink ncreative zone modes.

1)Set he

Speedli te 00E's main switch o"1".The eady amp ights p when lashcharg ing s completed .o The viewfinder ' s I " indica tor l so

l igh ts up when f lash charg ing scompleted .

2) Compose he picture and press the

shut ter u t ton o take he pic ture .. For flash pictures, o not press heshut ter but ton complete ly n t i l hef lash uni t ' s eady amp ights up .

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Viewfinder nformation When Using Flash

Shooting mode Warning isplay Condit ion Note

(P) Program AE

D ur ing a y l igh t i l l - i nf la sh photography, hel e ns ' min imum pe r tu r ev a lue b l inks .

The background sove exposed.

The subjec t s correc t lYexposed.

(Tv)Shutter-priority E

T he e ns ' min imuma pe r tu r e a lue b l inks .

The background soverexposed.

The subject s correctlYexposed. l inkingmaystop f a faster shutterspeed s set.

T he e ns ' ma x imuma pe r tu r e a lue b l inks . The background s un-de exposed.

The subject s correctlY

exposed . l inkingmaystop f a slower shutterspeed s se t .

(Av)Apertu e-priority

The fastest possible -sync shutter speed 90( 1 /90 e c . )b l i nks .

The background soverexposed.

The subjec t s correc t lYexposed. l inkingmays top f a smaller Per-ture s se t .

The slowest shutterspeed 30" (30 sec . )bl nks .

The background s un-de exposed.

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X.sync Shutter Speed and Aperture Value

lf the shutter speed s set to a value aster han 1/90 sec., he camera will automatically ower t to 1/90sec.

*'i' fi

Automatica l lv e t to 1/90 sec . Flash aper turea lue automatica l ly

se t according o exis t ing ighting ndTTLprogram.

Manually e t to any desired hutterspeed of 1/90 sec . or s lower*.

Aperture alue automatically et ac-cording o the se t shutter peed ande x i s t i ng igh t ing .

Automatically et between 30" and1/90 sec . according o the se t aper-tu r e va lue a nd e x i s t i ng igh t ing .

Manually e t to any desired per tureval e .

'u***U---**UU=*ffianually e t to any desired hutterspeed of 1/90 sec . or s lower* . Manually e t to any desired per tureva u .

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r* ilL.APPLICATIONSWith these unctions you can expand your creativity by

taitoring he operation of your camera o match shootingconditions or your photographic obiectives.

The unctions escribed n the Applications ection cannot be set in Green Zoneor any of the P.l.C.modes.

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The main ightmetering ystem sed n hiscamera s cal led evaluat ive eter ing." tevaluates he ent i re picture area by divid-

ing t nto hree ones o determine he bestexposure aking nto considerat ion iffer-ences n brightness etween he subjectand background nd the s ize of the sub-ject . With a backl i tsubject , or example,the camera utomat ical ly ompensates oobtain correct exposure or the main

subject .

Partial metering, off he other hand, eadsonly9.5o/o f the center of the picture rea.This s part icular ly ui ted or photographyin heaters nd other i tuat ions hen here

- is a s ignif icant i fference n brightness e-tween he main subject and background.The exposure set t ing is automat ical lyloct


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1) Compose he picture nd ocus he sub-jec t , hen remove our inger rom heshut ter but ton .

2) P lace he par t ia lmeter ing i rc le n theviewfinder n he subjec t ou u;antme-tered and press he partialmetering ut-t o n . The p a r t i a lm e t e r i n gm a r k * ' '

appears n he viewfinder. f t e r * "a p p e a r s , p r e s s t h e s h u t t e r b u t t o n

halfway.

3) Whi lepress ing he shut ter u t ton hal f -way, recompose he pic ture f des i redand press he shutter utton ompletely.

Note:You may remove our humb rom he par-t i a lmeter ing ut ton f you press he shut -ter button halfway fter " t t " appears nt h e v i e w f i n d e r.

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tPS 8.0@ _ 1-2 .1 .A.1 .2+ ' '

I L J

Use exposure ompensat ion or n ten t ion-ally underexposed r overexposed ic-tures . The compensat ion ange s up to+ l - 2 s tops n hal f -s top ncrements .While ressing he exposure ompensationbut ton , urn he elec t ronic nputd ia l unt i lthe exposure evel mark i s se t to thedes i red xposure ompensat ion mount .

. Exposure compensation remains ac-

tive until c anceled.o To cancel exposure compensation,

repeat he above procedure o returnthe value o 0 , o r se t he command ia lto the green one or to any of the P. l .C .modes .

. l f you set an exposure ompensat ionvalue before going in to manual ex-posure mode, the manual exposuremeter ing ys tem wi l l nd ica te he com-pensated alue s he correct xposure.

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Try his unction or creative nd dramaticeffects. Up o nine exposures an be madeon he same rame withminimal peration.

1) Press he exposure ompensat ion ut -ton and the par t ia l meter ing but tontogether o d i sp lay ME" in the LCDpanel .

2) Turn he elec t ronic nput ia l o se t hedes i red umber f exposures .

3) Press he shutter button o start .r " M E " b l i n k s n t h e L C D p a n e l d u r i n g

mul t ip le xposure pera t ion .o The i lm winds o the next rame after

the set number f exposures ave beentaken .

. To clear preset exposures, epeat teps#1 and 2 to se t the number of ex-p o s u r e s o 1 .

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Shooting HintFor best esults, e recommend ettingexposure ompensation epending n he

number f exposures.

Number of exposuresExposure ompensation

amount

TwoThree

Four

- 1 . 0- 1 . 5- 2 . 0

o This able s a general uideline. he ac-tual exposure compensation mountvaries according o the subject and

desiredeffect . This kind of photo re-

quires experimentation or best esults .

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Use bulb or exposures onger han 30 se-conds , such as for f i reworks or n ightscenes. he exposure continues as long

as the shutter button is held down.Make ure he Oamera oes not move dur-ing exposure y plac ing t on a t r ipod oro ther s teady urface .

1 ) S e t h e c o m m a n d i a l o " M " .

2) Turn the elec t ronic nput d ia l unt i l"buLb" (af ter 30") i s d i sp layed .

3) Set the aper ture a lue by turn ing heelec t ronic nputd ia lwhi lepress ing heexposure ompensation utton.

4) Press he shutter button completely otake he oic ture .

. Bulb an be combined i th he mul t ip leexposure unct ion .

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\fr0tso

When us ing non DX-coded i lm or whenyou want o set he effective peed of a filmdetermined rom your own es ts , ou can

manual ly e t the f i lmspeed o anyvalue

from ISO 6-6400 n 1/3-step ncrements.The set t ing s canceled f ter he lm s re-moved and replaced with another DX-coded i lm.

1) Set he command ial o lSO. lSO" and

a f i lm speed appear n the LCD panel .2) Turn he elec t ronic nputd ia l o se t he

des i red i lm speed .

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1. Comparisons Between AF Mode and Film Wind Mode

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The bat tery 's hoot ing apaci ty ariesof the envi ronment . efer o the tab le

on f lash use and on the temPeratureependi gbelow.

75 ro l l s 30 ro l l s 1 2 r o l l s

45 ro l l s 20 ro l l s B rol l s

o Based n a new 2CR5lithium attery using he EF 35-80 mm f/4-5.6USM ens and24-exp.

f i lm .o Data are based on Canon's Standard Test Method'

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Ihe accessories described n this section are sold separately.

1. Dedicated Canon Speedlites

l fyou need a flashwitha l i t t le igher utputthan tha t o f the bu i l t - i n l ash , t t ach heextra-compact nd simpleSpeedl i te 00E(guide umber 66 fI l20 .mat ISO100) othe camera. l lyou have o do is switch ton and point ndshoot.l n a d d i t i o n o t h e 2 O O E , . h e p o w e r f u l4 3 O E Z z o o m a s h w i t h t h e m a x i m u mg u i d e n u m b e r f 1 4 1 f l l 4 3 m ( a t I S O100) , and the 3OOEZ with he maximumguide number f 98 . f t / 30 .m at SO 100)are avai lable. i th he 430E2 n part icular,

advanced unct ions uch as f lashoutputl e v e l c o m p e n s a t i o n , t r o b o s c o p i c l a s h ,s e c o n d - c u r t a i n y n c , o u n c e l a s h , n ds low synchroniza t ionre poss ib le n addi -t i on to l a rge ou tpu t . n ex t e rna l a t t e rypack s also vai lableor he 430E2.

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* The numerica l a lue pr in ted n a diop-t r ic ad jus tment ens ndica tes he diop-ter value obtained when the dioptricadiustment lens is attached to thecamera. his number oes not ndicate

the diopter alue of the dioptr ic djust -ment ens t se l f .

2. Grip Extension GR-70

The gripextension ncreases he size of the

grip o provide more comfortable nd se-cure hold or large hands . An adjus tab lepadded strap s included or easier han-d l ing .Fas tens nto he t r ipod socket wi tha lock nut screw.

3. Series E Dioptric AdiustmentLenses

For eyeglass earers , here are 10 correc-t ion lenses avai lable rom + 3 to -4 dpt .Conduct a tes t before purchase or thebest match o your prescript ion nd makeviewingmore comfortable.

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4. Lens Hoods

Use lens hoods o keep unwanted ight

f rom enter ing he lens . Selec t he r igh thood size o match your lens.

5. Filters

Use i l ters o cut unwanted ightand pro-vide special effects.o Do not use more han one fi l ter at the

same ime.o When us ing a polar iz ingi l t e r,be sure

to use a Canon PLC ci rcu lar o lar iz ingf i l t e r.

Keep our camera n top condit ion fol 3 Cleaning he film chamber


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Keep our camera n top condit ion y fol-lowing these suggestions or periodicc leaning . ee he precaut ions n p . 5 forother mportant nformation.

1. Cleaning he lens surface-Blowoff dust with a blower brush andgentlywipe he ens urfacewitha pieceof lens cleaning aper mois tened i thlens cleaner. Clean n a spi ra l mot ion

from the center outwards.

2 . C l e a n i n g m i r r o r a n d f o c u s i n gscreen-Use a blower brush reserved or thispurpose nly. f more cleaning s neces-sary, NEVER ttempt o do it yourself.Take he camera o an authorized an-on service acil i ty.

3. Cleaning he film chamber-Use a blower brush o remove ccumu-la ted f i lm dus t par t ic les hat mightscra tch he f i lm. Be carefu l NOT TOTOUCH he shut ter ur ta in .

4. Cleaning he film pressure plate andf i lm guide ra i l s -Lightlywipe he surface with a piece oflens cleaning aper moistened ith ens

cleaning . e carefu l NOT TO TOUCHthe shut ter ur ta in .. Use of aerosol pray dust removers

is not recommended.

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Liq idCrystal DisPlaY/BatterY Battery nformation


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LiquidCrystal DisPlaY/BatterYNotes

The LCDpanel uses iquid rystal o showexposure nformation. After about fiveyears , he disp laymay become i ff icu l toread. f this occurs, have t replaced t anauthorized anon ervice acil i ty.Replace-ment s a t the owner ' s expense .

Liquid rystalmay also respond elativelyslowly n emperatures elow32"F/0"C. tmay also darken n temperatures round140oF/60 'C . he LCD panel wi l l re turnwhen he tempera ture e turns o normal .

Battery nformationLithium Battery CheckAlways heck he battery al the following

t imes .1 . When oading new bat terY2. Atter engthy storage3 . Before an impor tan t shoot ing as-

s ignment4 . ln co ld weather5. l f the shut ter wi l lno t re lease

Battery Use Information1 . Wipe he bat tery erminals i tha c lean ,

dry clo th o ensure roper onnect ion .2. Remove he battery fyou do not expect

to use he camera or more han hreeweeks.

3. Battery erformance eteriorates light-ly in tempera tures e low 32"F/O.C.Keep he camera and especially sparebattery close o your body or in an in-side pocket o keep t warm untiluse.

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4. The battery may explode r cause burnsifdisassembled, echarged, horted, x-posed o high emperatures, r disposedof n i re . Be sure o observe l lprecau-tions ndicated n the battery package.Always keep it out of the reach ofc h i l d r e n .

5. lf the battery check symbol blinks ordoes not appear n the LCD panel dur-

ingbattery heck, xposure il lbe okayas ongas he shutter eleases. i lmad-vance and rewindwillbe mpaired y n-sufficient battery power. lf wind orrewind tops due o the exhausted at-tery, he ilmcartridge ymbolwillblink.Film ransport esumes ftera new bat-tery is loaded.

Bl ink ing c Disp lay

There are two condit ions hen he blink-ing " c " wi l lappear n

the LCDpanel .

1 . l f the bat tery s near ly exhaus ted , hebl inking c; " wi l lappear when theshutter button is pressed halfway orwhen the battery s checked.

2. lf the remaining attery owerdoes notshow a rep lacement ondi t ion , u t he

camera's self{est process detects aninternal alfunction,he blinking r- 'r "wi l l appear when he shut ter u t ton spressed halfway.* In hiscase, emove he battery nce.

Wipe he battery erminals nd reloadit .Check he battery gain. f the blink-ing " cf " s t i l lappears , he cameraneeds o be examined y an autho-rized Canon service acil i ty.

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Attaching he Strap

Thread he ends of the neckstrap hrough

the fixtures s shown.

TYPE AND MAJOR COMPONENTS Set in 1/2-stop ncrements. X-sync s


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JO CO O STy p e : 3 5 m m f o c a l p l a n e s h u t t e r L R

(single-lenseflex) utofocus/auto xpo-s u r e c a m e r a , i t h b u i l t - i nm o t o r d r i v eand lash.

Lens Mount: Canon EF mount electronicsignal ransfer system)

Usable Lenses: Canon EF lensesViewfinder: Fixed eye-level entaprism.

Gives 9Oo/o vertical and horizontal

coverage of actual picture area and0.75Xmagni f ica t ion i th50 mm ens atinf n i ty.

Standard Diopter: Adjusted o -1Focusing Screen: Fixed, new aser-matte

screen with focus mark and partialmeter ingmark .

Shutter: Vertical{ravel , ocal plane shut-ter with al l speeds electronically on-t ro l led .

Shutter Speed: 112000 30 sec. and bulb.

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Set p y1/90 sec .

AUTOFOCUSAF Control System: TTL-SIR Secondary

lmage Registrat ion) hase detectiontype using BASIS Base-Stored mageSensor). wo modes available: ne-shota n d A l F o c u s t h a t a u t o m a t i c a l l yswitches o One-shot r Al Servo ac-

cording o subject .Manual ocus ing l so poss ib le .AF Working Range: EV1 - 18 at ISO 100.AF Auxiliary Light: Automatically roject-

ed when necessary by the specifiedSpeedli te.

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EXPOSURE ONTROLLight Metering: TTL ull-aperture eter-

ing us ing an SPC Si l icon hotocel l ) .Three metering patterns available:

3-zone evaluat ive meter ing , par t ia lmetering hichcovers approx. .5% ofthe cent ra l p ic ture area and center-weighted verage metering onlywhenselecting he manual exposure mode).

Metering Range: EV2-20with50 mmIll .4

l e n s a t ISO 1 0 0 .Shooting Modes:

1 . Green Zone ln te l l igent rogram E)2. Programmed mage Control Portrai t ,

Landscape, lose-up, ports)3 . In te l l igent rogram E, _4. Shutter-priori ty E5. Aperture-priori ty E6. Metered Manual7. Soft Focus8. Depth-of-Field E9. Flash AE(A-TTL r TTLprogram lash

AE with the flash)

Camera Shake Warning: Operates nGreen Zone and Programmed mageControl modes. Shutter speed blinks

when automatically-set hutter speed s0 to 0.5 steps slower than "1/focallength f the lens n use ."

Multiple Exposures: Up o nine exposurescan be preset . Automatically learsupon complet ion .

Exposure Compensation: +l- 2 stopsin 1 2-stop ncrements.

FILMTRANSPORTFilm Speed Setting: Automatically et ac-

cording o DXcode lSO25-5000) r setby user (lSO 6-6400).

Film Loading: Automatic rewind ystem.After fi lm posit ioning nd back coverc losure , he i lm automat ica l ly inds othe end of the roll and stops.

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Film Wind: Automatic. ne of two modesi s au tomat ica l ly e t : S ingleFrame andCont inuous 1 fps maximum).

Fi lm Rewind: Automatic ewind t end ofro l l .

POWER SOURCEBat tery : One s ix-vol t l i th ium bat tery

(2CR5)

OTHERSelf- t imer: lect ronical lyontrol led i tha

1O-sec. elay.Sound Mode: Self- t imer ound electable

f rom our se t t ings-e lec t ronic eeper,Vi v a l d i ' s F o u r S e a s o n s - S p r i n g " ,B e e t h o v e n ' s T u k i s h M a r c h a n d

B a c h ' s M i n u e t " .D I M E N S I O N SSize: 5-7 B" (W) x 3-1 /1 " (H) x

2 - 1111" ( D )148 W) x 99 8 (H) x 68 (D)mm

Weight : 14 .1 oz . (410 g) wi thoutbat tery

^60

15.5 oz (450 g) wi th bat tery

LENSES

BUILT.INFLASHType: Buil t-in TL

al ly et rac tab le .au tomat ic lash . Manu-Ser ies ont ro l ys tem.

6 3 " - 2 3 ' 3 0 '

5 4 0 - 1 9 ' 2 0 '

B e l e m e n t s i n8 gr oups

1 3 e l e m e n t s i n1 2 g r o u p s

2 B I l lO85 m- in f n i t v 2 f t l } 38 m- in f n i t

35 mm0 12 (210 325mm)7-7 lB" 11-1 /1 "B0 mm0 25 (94 x 145mm)3-314" 5-1 /16"

35 mm0 054 (443 667mm)17-7116" 26-1 4"1 0 5 m m0 16 (150 x 224mml5 - 7 1 8 ' ' x 8 - 1 3 / 1 6 "

L H- C13 /E S- Cg L H - 8 1 2 / E S - C g

2-318" x 2-9116"

6 1 x 6 5 m m

2-314" x 2-112"

7 0 6 x 6 3 3 m m6 o z ( 1 7 0 ) 9 9 oz (280 g)

\ f - l - - '

T W W F . + .;*J

Guide Number (lSO 100): 39.ft /12.m Power Source: Same as that of the body


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)Flash Coverage Angle: Covers he angle

of view of a 35 mm lensRecycling Time: Approx. 2 sec.Flash Duration: 1 ms or lessFlash Control System: TTL automatic

controlby metering ight eflected romthe f i lmplane .

S h o o t i n g D i s t a n c e R a n g e : 2 . 3 - 1 6 . 4I t l} .7-5m (Based n ISO 100 lm.The

shoot ing is tance ange changes ac-cord ing o f i lm speed . )AF AuxiliaryLight: Automatically mitted

when he shutter utton s pressed alf-way if necessary. Effective distancerange: .3 -13 .1 t /1 4 m

All data are based on Canon's StandardTest Method.

Subject o change without notice.

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