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Thank you f or sel ect i ng t he Canon AF35ML. Thi s compact
camera offers autofocusi ng, auto exposure, auto fi l m l oad-
i ng, auto fi l m advance and
power rewi nd. These i nnovati ve
f eat ur es, al ong wi t h a bui l t - i n aut o f l ash, make t he AF35ML
not onl y easy to use. but fun to use as wel l .
Wi th a few mi nutes i nvested i n readi ng these i nstructi ons,
the AF3SML' s operati on wi l l become as automati c as i ts
many features. We at Canon hope
your
new AF35ML wi l l
open up a worl d of
pl easurabl e pi cture-taki ng
experi ences.
Unfold the front and back flaps of this booklet for reference to
camera parts while
you read. Circled numbers after
part names in
the text correspond
to numbe;s on
pp.
3 & 26.
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Autofocus Wi ndows
Shutter Button
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Vi ewfi nder
@Pop- Up
Fl ash
ASA Fi l m
Speed Scal e
ASA Fi l m Speed
Setti ng Ri ng
ASA Lock Button
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Frame Counter
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Fl astr-Ready Lamp
Film Transport Indicator
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Back Cover
Openi ng Latch
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tvtoOe Selector
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eattery Chamber
Cover
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Rewind Switch
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tripod Socket
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Button
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Contents
Ba s i c Op e r a t i o n . . . . . . . . . 5
L o a d i n s t h e Ba t t e i i ; ; : : : . : . . : : : : . . . o
Ch e c k i n g t h e Ba t t e r i e s . . . . . . . . 7
L o a d i n g t h e F i l m . . . . . . . 8
Set t i ng t he ASA
( l SO)
Fi l m Speed . . . . . . 10
Ti p s o n Ho l d i n g t h e Ca me r a Co r r e c t l y . . . . . . . . 1 1
Sh o o t i n g . . . . . . 1 2
Si ngl e-f rame and Cont i nuous Shoot i ng . . 14
Us i n g t h e Se l f - t i me r . . . . . . . . 1 5
Us i n g t h e Bu i l t - i n Fl a s h . . . . . . 1 6
Re wi n d i n g t h e Fi l m . . . . 1 8
Pr e f o c u s i n g . . . . . . . . . . 1 9
Subj ect s whi ch Requi re Speci al At t ent i on
i n F o c u s i n g . . . . , . 2 O
Us i n g a F i l t e r . . . . . . . . 2 1
At t achi ng t he Neckst r ap. . . . 22
Gener al Hi nt s and Pr ecaut i ons . . 23
Sp e c i f i c a t i o n s . . . . . . . . 2 4
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Operation
1.
Load the batteri es.
2. Check the batteri es.
3.
Load the fi l m.
4. Set the ASA fi l m speed.
5.
Remove the l ens cap.
6.
Look i nto the vi ewfi nder and compose the pi cture
so that the autofocus frame covers
your
mai n sub-
ject.
7.
Press the shutter button hal fway. l f the camera-
shake warni ng si gnal ,beeps, use the bui l t-i n fl ash.
Make sure one of the zone-focus symbol s l i ghts up.
8.
Press the shutter button al l the way to take the
pi c-
ture.
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Loading the Batteries
The camera wi l l not work wi thout batteri es.
Use t wo new si ze-AA 1 . 5V bat t eri es of t he
same brand. Al kal i ne-manganese
(LRO)
bat -
t eri es are recommended. Carbon-zi nc bat -
t eri es can al so be used but t hei r l i f e i s short er.
DO NOT use Ni -Cd bat t eri es.
1 Wi pe the battery termi nal s wi th a cl ean,
dry cl ot h t o ensure proper
cont act .
2. Sl i de t he bat t ery chamber cover
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i n t he
di rect i on of t he arrow.
3 I nsert t he bat t eri es so t hat t hei r t ermi nal s
are i n t he di rect i ons i ndi cat ed by t he di agram
i nsi de the battery chamber.
4 Sl i de t he cover i n t he di rect i on of t he arrow
and push i t down.
Checking ttre Batteries
1 Turn t he mode sel ect or
@
t o
"8. C" (Bat -
t ery Check).
2 Shoot i ng i s possi bl e
i f you
hear about
ei ght or more
"beeps"
per second. l f t he
camera beeps sl owl y and errati cal l y, there i s
not enough power. I n t hi s case, repl ace t he
batteri es.
3 After checki ng the batteri es, turn the mode
sel ect or back t o
"OFF. "
Usi ng new al kal i ne-manganese bat t eri es at
normal t emperat ures, you
can t ake:
1) approxi mat el y 30 rol l s of 36-exposure
f i l m wi t hout f l ash, or
B.G.
OFF-
ON'
SELF-TIMER
2l approxi matel y fi ve rol l s of 36-exposure
f i l m usi ng f l ash f or each exposure.
When the batteri es are runni ng l ow, auto fi l m
advance, power rewi ndi ng and fl ash recycl i ng
become sl ower or stop compl etel y. In thi s
case, repl ace the batterres.
l f you
do not expect to use the camera for
about three weeks or l onger, REMOVE the
batteri es.
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Loading the Film
Use col or or bl ack-and-whi t e f i l m i n st andard
35mm cart ri dges. Shi el d t he f i l m f rom di rect
sunl i ght whi l e l oadi ng.
1 . Sl i de t he back cover openi ng l at ch
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l ocated on the si de of the camera i n the di rec-
ti on of the arrow to open the back cover.
2. I nsert t he upper, f l at end of t he cart ri dge
i nt o t he f i l m chamber f i rst , t hen l ower t he
ot her end. The cart ri dge shoul d be f ul l y
seat ed, not t i pped upward.
i l m Chamber
rocket Teeth
ange Index Mark
3. Pul l t he f i l m l eader across t he back so t hat
i t s t i p i s al i gned wi t h t he orange i ndex i n t he
l ower ri ght -hand si de of t he f i l m chamber.
Occasi onal l y t oo much of t he f i l m l eader may
be protrudi ng from the cartri dge. l f the fi l m
l eader ext ends past t he orange i ndex mark,
gent l y push t he excess f i l m back i nt o t he f i l m
cartri dge.
8
o 0 0 0 0 0
4. Make sure the fi l m perforati ons
are en-
gaged wi th the sprocket teeth. Then cl ose the
back cover.
5 Turn t he mode sel ect or
@
t o
"ON. "
6. Press t he shut t er but t on
Q,
whi l e keepi ng
an eye on t he f i l m t ransport i ndi cat or
A
,
unt i l t he f rame count er
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reaches
"
1 . " l f t he
i ndi cat or
j i ggl es,
t he f i l m i s t ransport i ng pro-
perl y.
l f i t st ays st i l l , open t he back cover and
rel oad t he f i l m.
B.C.
OFF.
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SELF-TITIER
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Setting ttre ASA
0SO)
Film Speed
For correct exposure, set the ASA fi l m speed.
To do t hi s, press t he l ock but t on
G),
whi l e
t urni ng t he set t i ng ri ng ()
unt i l t he ASA
speed of t he f i l m you
are usi ng i s al i gned wi t h
t he ASA i ndex mar k.
Not es
1. The ASA
( l SO)
i s mar ked on t he f i l m
cart ri dge and t he box.
2. Do not f orget t o reset t he f i l m speed each
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t i mgyou l oad a f i l m wi t h a di f f erent ASA rat i ng
ASA 25
32 40
25 60
'.o ':
, 2 5 0 , r 3 2 0 ,
50
200
r 00
400
fips on Holding ttre C,anrera Correctly
1 . Hol d the camera fi rml y i n both hands and
pl ace your ri ght i ndex fi nger on the shutter
button. Make sure the autofocus wi ndow and
the l ens are not bl ocked by one of your
fi ngers or any other obj ect.
2. Press at l east one of
your
el bows agai nst
your
body for stabi l i ty.
3. Gentl y press the shutter button al l the way
down to take the pi cture.
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Shooting
1 . Remove the l ens cap.
2. Looki ng i nto the vi ewfi nder
(D
,
compose
the pi cture
so that the autof ocus f rame
covers your mai n subj ect. For cl ose subj ects
bet ween 9Ocm
(3f t . )
and one met er
(3. 3f t . ),
compose t he pi ct ure
so t hat t he subj ect i s
wi t hi n t he paral l ax correct i on f rame i nsi de t he
vi ewf i nder. The cl osest possi bl e shoot i ng
di st ance i s 9Ocm.
Not e
Make sur e not hi ng, such as
your f i nger or hai r ,
i s bl ocki ng t he aut of ocus wi ndows
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or t he
l ens )
3. Gent l y
press t he shut t er but t on
Q
HALF-
WAY. l f t he camera-shake warni ng si gnal
does not beep and one of the zone-focus
symbol s l i ght s up, hol d t he camera st eady
and
gent l y press t he shut t er but t on al l t he
way down.
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Notes
1. The camera-shake warni ng si gnal beeps to
warn of camera movement, whi ch causes bl ur-
red pi ctures. l f the warni ng si gnal beeps, swi tch
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t o f l asH
2. Three zone-focus symbol s
(t
l d A) are
pro-
vi ded i n the vi ewfi nder. Each corresponds to
the di stance of the subj ect. One shoul d l i ght up
when you press
the shutter button hal fway.
3. The autofocusi ng system wi l l focus a vast
majority of subjects perfectly. A few subjects,
however, are di ffi cul t for the camera to focus
and, i n thi s case, a zone-focus symbol wi l l not
appear i n the vi ewfi nder when you press the
shutter button hal fway. For detai l s on focusi ng
i n t hi s si t uat i on, pl ease
see pp. 20- 21
4. Overexposure may occur i f you
are usi ng
hi gh-speed fi l m, such as ASA 4OO, i n such ex-
tremel y bri ght surroundi ngs as a beach or
i n snow. In thi s case, attach a neutral densi ty
(ND)
fi l ter to the l ens to ensure correct expo-
sure.
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Singfe-frams and Continuous Shooting
advances, the frame counter al so advances
one f rame. l t can count up t o 36 f rames.
Not e
Duri ng aut o wi ndi ng, t he f i l m t ransport i ndi ca-
t or wi l l
j i ggl e.
l f t he i ndi cat or does not move, i t
means t here i s no f i l m l oaded or, i f f i l m i s
l oaded, t hat i t i s not advanci ng cor r ect l y. I nci -
dent al l y, cont i nuous shoot i ng
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sr aphy.
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The AF3SML advances the fi l m automati cal l y
as l ong as the shutter button i s hel d down,
maki ng conti nuous shooti ng possi bl e. For a
si ngl e exposure,
you must remove your fi nger
from the shutter button as soon as the shut-
ter is released. lf you
continue to press the
shutter button, the fi l m wi l l be advanced and
another exposure made. Each ti me the fi l m
Using the Self-timer
When you woul d al so l i ke t o be i n t he pi ct ur e,
use t he sel f - t i mer .
1 Turn t he mode sel ect or
(D
t o
"SELF-
TI MER. "
2 Look i nt o t he vi ewf i nder
@,
compose so
t hat t he aut of ocus f rame covers t he subj ect
and press t he shut t er but t on
O
A
"beep-
beep" sound wi l l be emi t t ed, and t he shut t er
wi l l be rel eased t en seconds l at er. Two and a
hal f seconds bef ore shut t er rel ease, t he
camera wi l l begi n t o beep at a f ast er rat e.
3 Af t er you have f i ni shed usi ng t he sel f -
B.C.
OFF.
ON-
SELF-TIMER
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t i mer, t urn t he
, , OFF. "
mode sel ect or t o
"ON "
or
Not es
1 l f you have st art ed t he sel f -t i mer and wi sh t o
cancel i t bef ore shut t er rel ease, t urn t he mode
sel ect or t o
"ON"
or
"OFF. "
2. Pref ocusi ng i s not possi bl e i n sel f
-t i mer
phot ogr aphy
( see
p. 19) .
3 l f you
ar e usi ng t he sel f - t i mer wi t h f l ash, do
not press t he shut t er but t on unt i l about f i ve
seconds af t er t he f l ash- r eady l amp
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Using the Built-in Ftash
l f t he camera-shake warni ng si gnal beeps
when you press the shutter button hal fway,
use t he pop-up f l ash. l f , i n t hi s case,
you
do
not use t he f l ash, t he pi ct ure most l i kel y wi l l
be underexposed and bl urred.
Push t he f l ash swi t ch
(B
i n t he di rect i on
of t he arrow; t he bui l t -i n f l ash
@
wi l l pop up.
Wai t f or t he f l ash-ready l amp
@
t o l i ght
up before
you press the shutter button.
Not e
l f you press
t he shut t er but t on bef ore t he f l ash-
ready l amp l i ght s up, t he pi ct ure may be t oo
dark. Al so, do not
press
t he shut t er but t on con-
t i nuousl y whi l e wai t i ng f or t he f l ash-ready l amp
t o l i ght ; ot herwi se, t he f l ash wi l l not charge.
Loot i i ng f t i i ough i ne vi ewf i nOer
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pose t he pi ct ure so t hat your subj ect covers
t he aut of ocus f rame. Af t er composi ng t he
pi ct ure,
do not t ry t o expose t he pi ct ure ri ght
away. Fi rst , press t he shut t er but t on hal f way
and wat ch f or t he appearance of one of t he
zone-f ocus symbol s. When t he zone-f ocus
symbol does not l i ght up i n t he vi ewf i nder, i t
means aut omat i c f ocusi ng has ceased t o
f unct i on due t o a ver y l ow ambi ent i l l umi na-
t i on. Under such a si t uat i on, camer a f ocuses
onl y t o a di st ance range of approxi mat el y
t wo t o t hr ee met er s
( 6. 7
t o 10 f t . ) and t he
f l ash accor di ngl y achi eves l i ght i ng onl y f or
t hat range. Theref ore, when none of t he zone-
f ocus symbol s l i ght s up, pl ace your
subj ect
wi t hi n t he af or ement i oned r ange and t hen
shoot usi ng f l ash.
n To swi t ch back t o normal phot ography,
si mpl y push
t he f l ash down so t hat i t l ocks i n
pl ace. Keep t he f l ash pressed down when i t i s
not bei ng used. l f i t i s l ef t popped up, t he bat -
t eri es wi l l event ual l y drai n.
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Not es
1 The shoot i ng di st ance
wi t hi n whi ch t he f l ash may
b e u s e d i s 0 9 t o 5 7 m
( 3
t o 19 f t . ) wi t h ASA 1OO or
f ast er f i l m when t her e i s
suf f i ci ent amount of exi st -
i ng l i ght over t he subj ect .
As sur e means of knowi ng
t hat t he camer a wi l l aut o-
mat i cal l y f ocus on t he sub-
j ect
f or a f l ash pi ct ur e,
one
of t l r e zone- f ocus symbol s l i ght s up i n t he
vi ewf i nder at t he hal f pr essur e
of t he shut t er
but t on. As pr ovi ded by i nf or mat i on on page
16, shoot i ng di st ance f or f l ash phot ogr aphy
becomes mor e or l ess f i xed when t he ambi ent
i l l umi nat i on i s ver y l ow
2 Cont i nuous shoot i ng i s not possi bl e whi l e
usi ng t he f l ash.
3. l f t her e i s l i ght , such as a wi ndow, behi nd
your
subj ect , your subj ect may t urn out t oo dark
i n t he pi ct ure. I n t hi s case, t he f l ash can be used
t o l i ght en t he subj ect by
"f i l l i ng
i n" t he
shadows pr ovi ded t he backl i ght i s not
ext remel y bri ght .
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Rewinding the Film
At t he end of t he rol l of f i l m, f i l m advance wi l l
stop automati cal l y and, after a
pause of
about two seconds, the camera wi l l beep for
about fi ve seconds to i nform you. l f you do
not remove your fi nger from the shutter but-
ton after fi l m advance stopped, the camera
wi l l conti nue to beep unti l
you l et go of the
shutter button.
DO NOT open the back cover unti l the fi l m
i s compl etel y rewound.
1 Press the fi l m rewi nd button
@
whi l e
sf i di ng t he f i l m rewi nd swi t ch
@
i n t he
di recti on of the arrow. The fi l m transport i ndi -
cator
@
wi l l
j i ggl e
and the frame counter
@
wi l l count backwards whi l e t he f i l m i s
bei ng rewound.
2. When t he f i l m t ransport i ndi cat or st ops
movi ng, push t he f i l m rewi nd swi t ch back t o
i t s ori gi nal
posi t i on.
3. Be sure t o shi el d t he f i l m f rom di rect sun-
l i ght whi l e unl oadi ng. Then sl i de t he back
cover openi ng l atch
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i n the di recti on of
the arrow and open the back cover.
4. Remove the fi l m cartri dge from the fi l m
chamber.
Note
Make sure the mode sel ector @ i s set to
"ON"
duri ng automati c wi ndi ng and
power
rewi nd, and turn i t to
"OFF"
when you
are not
usi ng t he camer a.
Prefocusing
When you wi sh to compose the pi cture
so
that your
subj ect i s not i n the center of the
vi ewfi nder and the autof ocus f rame i s,
therefore, not covering the subject, follow
these steps:
1. Look i nto the vi ewfi nder and compose the
picture
so that the autofocus frame covers
your
subject. Gently press
the shutter button
HALFWAY and make sure one of the zone-
focus symbol s l i ghts up. Thi s al l ows the
camera to
"memori ze"
the subj ect di stance.
2. Keepi ng the shutter button pressed
hal f-
way, recompose the pi cture
as
you l i ke, but
do not change t he shoot i ng di st ance.
3. Press the shutter button al l the way down
to take the pi cture.
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Subiec{s which Require Spedat Attmtion in Focusing
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The fol l owi ng subj ects are di ffi cul t for the
autofocusi ng system to focus exactl y:
1 Subj ects wi thout verti cal l i nes
(wi ndow
bl i nds, a seri es of waves i n t he ocean).
2 Subj ects wi th l i ttl e or no contrast
(l i ght-
col ored or whi te obj ects).
3 Subj ects wi th an obj ect i n front of them
( zoo
ani mal s i n a cage) .
4 Subj ects wi th strong refl ecti ons or bri ghtl y
backl i t subj ects.
5 Subj ects composed of very smal l , uni form
parts
(a
patch of grass or a bed of very small
f l owers).
6 Subj ect s i n l ow-l i ght si t uat i ons
(usual l y
not ed by t he camera-shake warni ng si gnal ).
The method bel ow i s usual l y effecti ve f or
focusi ng the above subj ects:
1 Compose the pi cture
so that the autofocus
frame covers a substi tute subj ect, whi ch i s
approxi matel y the same di stance as
your
mai n subj ect. Then press the shutter button
hal fway, maki ng sure one of the zone-focus
symbol s l i ght s up i n t he vi ewf i nder.
2. Keepi ng the shutter button pressed
hal f-
way, recompose t he pi ct ure
so t hat your
sub-
j ect
i s where you
want i t to be, and press the
shutter button al l the way to take the pi cture.
Using a Filter
A 48mm-di ameter fi l ter may be screwed i nto
t he f ront ri ng of t he l ens
@.
Si nce l i ght
passes
through the fi l ter before i t reaches the
exposure meteri ng wi ndow
(E
,
no exposure
correcti on i s necessary. The procedure for
t aki ng pi ct ures
wi t h a f i l t er at t ached i s t he
same as f or normal phot ography.
A UV or skyl i ght f i l t er i s recommended f or
f l ash phot ography. l t wi l l al so
prot ect
t he sur-
f ace of t he l ens.
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Attaching the Neckstrap
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Attach the neckstrap to the camera attach-
ment ri ngs as shown, and adj ust t he shoul der
pad unti l i t i s i n the center of the strap.
The camera may be used wi t h t he case
at t ached, as shown i n l l l ust rat i on A. Al so, a
pocket
i s provi ded to carry two spare bat-
t eri es as shown i n l l l ust rat i on B.
l l l ust r at i on A
l l l ust r at i on B
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General Hints and Precautions
1. At t ach t he l ens cap t o prot ect
t he l ens very hot areas, such as t he t runk or gl ove
whenever you
are not shooti ng.
compartment
of a car. Keep i t out of h-umi d
2. Keep t he camera cl ean. For t he gl ass
sur- and dust y pl aces.
faces of the camera, obtai n a bl ower brush 4. Water, spray, excessi ve humi di ty and sand
and cl eani ng f l ui d and t i ssue made speci al l y are
your
camera' s worst enemi es. Cl ean i t
for camera l enses. Fi rst bl ow off dust wi th ;rspeci al l y wel l i mmedi atel y
after
you
use i t at
t he bl ower brush. Then moi st en t he t i ssue t he beach.
wi th a coupl e of drops of l ens-cl eani ng
fl ui d 5. The battery does not work wel l at very
and gent l y wi pe t he surf ace f rom cent er t o l ow t emperat ures
(bel ow
O' C, 32"F). l f you
edges i n a ci rcul ar mot i on. For non-gl ass sur- pl an
t o shoot i n col d condi t i ons, keep t he
f aces, brush of f dust wi t h a bl ower brush. camera warm unt i l j ust bef ore you
shooi . l t i s
Then wi pe of f smudges wi t h a si l i cone cl ot h a good i dea t o carry spare bat t eri es; keep
or chamoi s l eat her. Never use such cl ot hs on t hem warm al so unt i l t hey are needed.
the gl ass
surfaces. The fi l m compartment 6. Repl ace the batteri es every year
even i f
al so requi res gent l e
cl eani ng wi t h a bl ower t hey are not used si nce t hey wi l l di scharge
brush f rom t i me t o t i me t o remove f i l m dust gradual l y.
whi ch may scrat ch t he f i l m.
3. The best thi ng you
can do for your
camera
, i s to use i t regul arl y. l f you
must store i t for
,
quite
a while, first remove the batteries. Then
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store it in a cool, dry, dust-free area. Always
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Spcificationg
Type: 35mm l ens-shutter camera wi th automati c Back Cover: Opened by pressi ng back cover l atch.
fi l m l oadi ng, automati c fi l m advance.
power fi l m Fi l m Advance: El ectromoti ve. Wi ndi ng automati c
rewi nd, automati c exposure and automati c focus. by pressi ng
and then rel easi ng shutter button for
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Lens: Canon 40mm f / 1. 9. Const r uct i on. Fi ve el e- exposur e.
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ments i n fi ve groups. Conti nuous Photography: By keepi ng the shutter
Focusi ng: CanonSol i d- St at eTr i angul at i on
( S. S. T. )
but t on depr essed.
autofocus system. Fi l m-end l ndi cator: El ectroni c beeper after fi l m
Shooti ng Di stance Range: O.9m
(3
ft.) to i nfi ni ty advance stops automati cal l y.
(o"),
Fi l m Rewi ndi ng: Automati c upon pressi ng rewi nd I
Fi l ter Thread Di ameter: 48mm button and
pushi ng power rewi nd swi tch. Indi cated
Automati c Exposure Coupl i ng Range: EV 4 ff/1.9 by fi l m transport i ndi cator and frame counter.
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at 114 sec. ) t o EV 17
( f / 18
at 1l 4OO sec. ) wi t h ASA Fr ame Count er : Addi t i ve t ype; aut omat i cal l y
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10O fi l m. resets to
"S"
by openi ng back cover. Counts back
Shutter: Programmed el ectromagneti c shutter; wi th fi l m rewi nd.
al so serves as di aphragm bl ades. Prefocus: By pressi ng shutter button hal fway.
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Vi ewfi nder: Al bada vi ewfi nder wi th fi nder frame Sel f-ti mer: By turni ng mode sel ector to sel f-ti mer
and paral l ax
correcti on frame for cl ose focusi ng. posi ti on. Acti vated by pressi ng shutter button.
0.5X magni fi cati on. 85% verti cal and hori zontal Ten-second del ay wi th el ectroni c
"beep-beep"
,
coverage of actual
pi cture
area. Informati on sound. Number of beeps emi tted per second
i ncl udes pi ct ur e f r ame
( 1m- "") ,
par al l ex
cor r ec- i ncr eases 2. 5 seconds bef or e shut t er r el ease. Can-
t i on f r ame
( 0. 9m- 1m) .
aut of ocus f r ame, zone- cel l at i on possi bl e.
f ocus symbol s. ASA Fi l m Speed Scal e: ASA 25- 400.
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Camer a- shake War ni ng Si gnal : El ect r oni c beeper Bui l t - i n Fl ash: Pop- up t ype.
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Fi f m Loadi ng: Aut omat i c f i l m l oadi ng by al i gni ng Gui deNumber : 11 ASAI OO, m) or ' 18( ASA25, t t . l
f i l m l eader wi t h or ange i ndex mar k i n f i l m chamber . Fl ash Recycl i ng Ti me: Less t han seven seconds
Fi l m wound emul si on si de i n.
(i nterval
between fi ri ng of fl ash and rel i ghti ng of
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Fl ash Dur at i on: Less t han 1/ 10O0 sec.
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Bat t er y Li f e: Usi ng new al kal i ne- manganese bat -
teri es at normal temperatures:
Wi t hout f l ash: appr oxi mat el y 30 r ol l s of 36-
exposur e f i l m.
Usrng fl ash for each exposure: approxi matel y 5
r ol l s of 36- exposur e f i l m
Power Sour ce: Two si ze- AA 1. 5V al kal i ne-
manganese or car bon- zi nc bat t er i es.
( Ni - Cd
bat -
t er i es cannot be used. )
Di mensi ons: 121. 5( W) x 72. 6( Hl x 55. 3( D) mm
( 4- 13116"
x 2- 718" x 2- 3116" 1
Wei ght : 44Og
(15-112
ozs. ) wi t hout bat t eri es
Subject to change without notice.
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