Canon EOS Rebel T2/300X user manual

Canon
eos
3008 /300Eloo*
MODE D'EMPLOI
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
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Thankyou for purchasinga Canonproduct.
The EOS REBELT2 (DATE)/ 300X (DATE)is a very compactautolocus,single-
lens reflexcamera lt can be used for a wide varietyof subj*ls and situationswith
fully automaticand usetrcontrolledshootingmodes
Read this Instructionmanual and tamiliariseyourselfwith your new camera
betore taking pictures
Also read "HandlingCautions"on page 4 to preventcamera malfunctionand
damage.
Before Using Your Camera

. Beforeshmting an importantevent,be sure to take test shots to make sure
the camera operatesproperly-
. EOS cameras have a lens mount for dedicatedoperation(autofocusing,
exposurecontrol,etc.) with Canon EF lenses Using a non-CanonEF lens
with an EOS camera may not result in propercamera or lens operation
Note that the warrantydoes not cover any camera malfunctionor damage
ccurring with the use of non-Canm products
Conventions Used in this Instruction manual

. The <&> icon indicatesthe Main Dial
. All oDerationor@eduresdescribedin this booklet assume that the Mode
Dial is set to a mode except<€XD> Beforeproceedingwith any operation,
be sure that the Mode Dial is set to a shootingmode
. Referencepage numbersare indicaledby (p "-)
. The * symbol indicatesthat lhe respectiveleature can be used only in
CreativeZone modes (P, Tv , Av , M, A.DEP)
. The camera control icons and markingsused in this bookletcorrespondto
the actual icons and markingstound on the camera
. The (64) and (06) icons indicatethat the respectivetunctionremains in
eftect for 4 and 6 sec respectivelyafter the button is released

Contents
ConventionsUsed in this lnstructionmanual.................. ..... 2
Handling
C a u t i o n .s. . ..4
Nomenclature.... . . . . . . .... . 6
I n s t a l l i ntgh e B a t t e r i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . .1. 1

CheckingtheBatteryLevel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 1 2
M o u n t i n ga n d D e t a c h i n ag L e n s . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . .1.3
H o wt h e S h u t t e B r u t t o nW o r k s . . . . . .. ...........14
@ L o a d i n ga n d U n l o a d i n F g ilm. . . . . . . . . .1. 5
OsMidroll Rewind........... . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .1 6
Since eveMhing is automatic,alt you do is press the shutter

button.
You can set the desired shutter speed or aperturevalue to

obtain the exposureyou wanl. You take control of the camera.
Symbols
TheCautionsymbolalertsyouto actionsto preventshooting
1)
-- proDtems.
rn" ruot" givessupplemenlal

information
fl "vrbol
3
Handling Gautions
Camera Care and Storage
. The camera is a precisioninstrument Do not drop it or subject it to physical
SNOCK
. The camera is not waterDroofand should not be used in wet conditionsor
underuater lf the cameragets wet, take it to your nearestCanondealeras soon
as possible It small amounts of water splash onto the camera,wipe it with a
clean dry cloth lf the camera is exposedto salty air, wipe it thoroughlywith a
slightlydampcloth
. Do not leave the camera in places prone to excessiveheat such as in a car on
a sunny day Excessiveheat can cause the camera to malfunction
. The €mera conlains precisionelectroniccircuitry Never attemptto
disassemblethe camera
. Use only a blower brush to blow away any dust on the lens, eyepiece,mirror,
focusingscreen,film compartment,etc Do not clean the camera body or lens
with any cleanercontainingan organicsolvent For stubborndirt, consult your
nearestCanon SeruiceCentre
. The shuttercurtainsare extremelythin Use only a blowerto clean them Be
caretul not to blow air too forcefullyon the shuttercurtains The shuttercurtains
can be easily deformedor damaged Also, when loadingand unloadingfilm, be
careful not to louch the shuttercurtains
. Do not touch the electricalcontactswith your fingers Otherwisecorrosionmay
developon the contacts,resultingin impropercamera operation
. lf the camerais not to be used for an extendedperiod,removethe battery Store
lhe camerain a well-ventilated,cool, dry place Duringthe storageperiod,press
lhe shutterbunon to releasethe shutter a few times once in a while
. Avoid storingthe camera in a labouratory,cabinet,etc, where corrosive
chemicalsare present
. lf the camera has not been used for a prolongedperiod or if you will use the
camerafor an importantevent,checkthe operationof all the cameraconlrolsor
take the camera to your nearesl Canon ServiceCentre
LCD Displays
By their nature, LCD displays react more slowly at low temperatures,and may
appear dark at high temperatures The displaywill returnto normal al room
temoerature

Batteries
. Before installingthe batteries,wipe the batterycontactsto removeany
fingerprintsand smudges This is to preventfaulty connectionsand corrosion
. Neverdisssemble or rechargelhe batteries-Also, never storea batteryin high-
temperatureplacesor short circuitthe batterycontacts or toss a battery into a
tire
. Althoughihe baiterieswork well even at low temperatures,batterypedormance
may decline slightlyat freezingtemperatures In such a case, keep spare
batterieswarm in a pocket,etc , and use and warm the batteriesalternatelv
How Low Battery Levels Aflect Camera Operation
On the LCD panel,if the <X> iconblinksor it is not displayed,a properexposure
can still be obtainedas long as the shutter releases However,when the battery
level is low, film advanceand auto rewind might stop midway or not work at all
and <0> icon may blink on the LCD panel After the batteriesare replacddwith
new ones, film advancewill be possibleand film rewindcan resumeby pressing
the <O::> button
Lens Electrical Contacts
Atter detachingthe lens from the camera, put on
the lenscapsor putdownthe lenswiththe rearend
up to avoid scratchingthe lens surfaceand
electricalcontacts
l\ Safety Precautions
'1
Donotlookdirectlyalthesunoranyotherstronglightsourcethroughthislens
or through a camerawith the lens attachedas this could cause damaged
eyesight Take particularcare not to look directly at the sun throughthe lens
aloneas thiscan causeblindness
2 Do notleavethe lensor an SLRcamerawiththe lensmountedin directsunlight
with the lens cap removed This is to preventthe lensfrom magnifyingthe sun's
ravs.whichcouldcausefire

Nomenclature
. Reference page numbers are indicated by (p tt)
Built-inllash / - Red-eyereductionlamp (p 22)

AF-asist beam
\p aa/19)
<EJJ/Ui>Film advancemode /Sell- Flash-sync contad

timer/*Remoleconrol bunon (p.32y
23t24)
<t> Flashbutton (p 43)
l,,,lodeDial (p 10)
<+> Film plane mark
<dA> NrainDial
Shutterbullon (p 14)
Skap mount
(p 7)
*Bemole control
sensor/ Self-timer/ Remoteconrol
'Remole confol
terminal"
lamp Ip 24/23/24)
Grip / Banery
compafmenl(p 11)
Hood EW-60C
(optional)
mounl
58 mm filter
thread Lens releasebunon (p 13)
Depth-of-lield previewbutton
(p 42)
Lens mount index
Focus mode switch (p 13)
Zooming ring
Focusingring (p 31)
Body€p (p 13) . DATE fiilodel onlv

*' For Remte Swjich RS@E3 (sld separately)

VieMinder eyepie@ <AF> AF mode/SET bufron (p 2€1126))
Eyecup(p 26) <AvE>Apeture sevExpclre

@mpensron Duf,on(p.3//39)
Film chek
<lt> AE loc{dFElock
button (p 41/46)
Back <@> AF point

seleclion button
reEase (p 29)
lever
(p 15)
AF point seledion
kEys(p.29)
<FUNC.> Function
button(p 22, 25, 26,
40, 42, 43, 44, 47J
<O:t> tvlidroll
rewind buton
(p 16)
Guide hole
companmenl @vel
Back cover lever (p 11)
compartment
cover
Balt?iy
Attaching the Strap

Pass the end of the strap throughthe camera'sstrap
mount from the bottom.Then pass it throughthe strap's
buckleas shown in the illustration.Pull the straDto make
sure it does not slip out of the buckle.
.The eyepiececover is also attachedto the strap (p 24)

Nomenclature
LCD Panel
<lIB> Manualfocus
DATE Mode|
Shootingmode
rmn he
lSOfilmspeed
Red€ye redrction
Beeper
Safetyrele6e lck
Multipleepsurs
AEB
Custom Function
Batterylevel ruk -J
r -, R
R , _.R,_
P, .u.
<@> Filmmrk -
Film advil@ rtode
<E>SirEleflm
< EII>Continuous
stwltno Custm Funclim imn
<$bSelf-tin€r/
Remotemtrol
Non-DATE Mode|
. Pressingthe <+> buttonilluminates

the LCD panel
. The actual display will show only the
applicableitems

Viewfinder Information
AFpoinrs(4 Fmusing screen
Superirposed display
tr E[1
E
<J(>AE lock/ FE lck <a> Focs @nlirmation

AEB in progrs light
<t> Flreh+mdv -
lrproper FE lock
wamng
< H> .HiqtFseed svrc

(FFnadh)
Shuttersped Aperturevalue
FE l@k
Removethe eyecup,then slide the dioptric

ad.iustmentlever left or right until the AF
points in the vieMinder look sharp
' \ /ith an Ex-seris

Speedite

Nomenclature
Mode Dial
The dial is divided into two zones
@ff)oFF r
rutt luto
"**f
o Basic Zone
Fully automaticmode where the
@ Creativezone
Semi-automaticand manual
camera takes care ol eveMhing. modes enable Youto take control
of the cameE to obtain the
O : Full Auto (p.18)
desired result.
Basically,all you do is point and
P : ProgramAE (P 33)
shoot : ShuttetrPriorityAE
Tv
lmage zone (p 20) (p 3s)
Fully automaticmodes for a Av : Aperture-PriorityAE
particularsubiect (p 36)
lD : Portrait M : Manual exposure(P.37)
I : Landscape A'DEP : AutomaticDepth-of-field
$ : Close-up AE (P.38)
t\ :Sports
E : Night Portrait @ (El : oFF
El : Flash off

Yqgs!e{
W Pelqre
lnstallingthe Batteriesw
* Batteriesare mt includedin mra body only (mt kit) $ld in l',lonhAreri€ Obtain
batteriesseparately
The camera uses two CR2 lithium batteries
,l Open the battery compartrEnt cover.
S . Slidethereleaseleverin thedirection
shownby thearrowinthediagram, and
oDenthecover
a Install the batteries.

.G. . Makesurethebatterycontacts (+ and-)
areproperlyoriented as shown
. Donotmixoldandnewbattenes
I Clase the battery compartrnent cover,

.t . Pressthecoveruntilit snaDsshut.
. The date and time

Checking the Battery Level
Check th9 qg!9l49y9!g[er replacingllqqafleries and belore using the camelqi
Turn the Mode Dial to a shooting mode.
. The camera will then turn on and the LCD panel
will displayone of the followingbattery level
mark:
E] : Battery level oK
R : The battery level is low Keep spare

u
batterieshindy.
I R 1. : The batterieswill soon be completely

, E. exhausted.
R : Replacethe batteries
(With 24-ex rolls)

Temperature 0% Flash Use 50% FlashUse I 00% Flash Use
Ar20'C 54 rolls 23 rolls 16 rolls
At- 10"c 35 rolls 16 rolls I 1 rolls
. The batterylife shown above is based on Canon's testing conditionswith new
batteries

Mounting and Detachinga Lens w
Mounting
a [.ens
dots
* On the lens, set the focus mode

switch to <AF>.
"d
. lf the focus mode switch is set to <MF>,
autofocuswill not operate
i4 . Removethe front lens cap
&&
Detaching the l€ns

While pressing the lens release
button, turn the lens as sho^,n by the
arrow.
thendetachit
. Turnlhe lensuntilit stoDs.
g:s."
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Howthe ShutterButtonWorks wt
The shutter button has two stages.You can press it down haltwayor fully The
two levels ot shutterbutton oDerationare as follows:
When it is pressed halfu/ay:
. Pressingthe shutterbuttondown halfway
activatesautof@using(AF), and also
activatesthe automaticexposure(AE)
mechanismand sets the shutterspeed
and aDerturevalue
. The exoosure(the combinationof shutter
speed and aperturevalue) appearson the
LCD paneland in the vieMinder(04)
When it is pressed fully:
. The shutteris releasedto take the picture
and the tilm advancesby one frame

@Loading and Unloading Film w
loadilqj:Iiilm,,,,
After you load the film, the camera first winds the entire roll onto the camera's
take-up spool. Wth Dx-coded film, the camera automaticallysets the film's ISO
speed.Then each time a picture is taken, one fEme ot film is rewoundback into
the film cartridge.The frame countershows always numberof shols remaining.
.l Tum the Mode Dial to any setting
I except<@ll>.
) Open the back cover.

& . Slidedownthebackcoverreleaselever
andoDentheback
I Insert the film cartridge at a slight
,, angb.
Align the film leacJeredge with the
<A> nrark
. Hold down the lilm cartridgewhile pulling
out the film leader lf you pull out the tilm
leadertoo much, rewind it back into the
film cartridge
( Close the bac* cover.
I . Close the back cover until it snaos shut.
> Film Drewindwill start and there will be a
shutter-releasesound about 10 sec later,
The <@> icon and frme count will also
be displayedon the LCD pane..
> Duringthe film prewind,the ISO speed will
be displayedon the LCD panel.
15
@Loading and Unloading Film w
Unloading Film
Atter the film's last frame is exposed,the camera rewindsthe film automatically
Atter the film is rewound,there will be a
shutter-releasesound Check that the <@>
icon is blinkingon the LCD panel,then open
the back cover and take out the film
cartridge
OsMldrol! Rewind
To rewindthe film in midroll,tollow the procedurebelow
Press the <O!9 button.
> Film rewindwill begin
. Makesurethe <@> iconis blinking,then
take out film cartridoe

FullyAutomaticShooting
EFullAuto Mode 18
AF-Assistbeam with the Built-inFlash ... 19
Programmedlmage Control Modes .. .. 20
lD Portrait/ I Landscape/ VCtose-up /
KSports / ENight Portrait/ eDFlash off

@ UsingRed-eyeFleduction -.. .... .....22
S Self-timerOperation 29
i Wireless Bemote Control (DATE Model only) . . - .24
Using the EyepieceCover -.24
@llmprintingthe Dateor Time (DATEModelonly) ... ....25
This section explainshow to use the camera's Basic Zone modes <EJ> <[>
.lt .Vt .q.t .E> <El> on the ModeDialfor quickand easy shooting.
Each Basic Zone mode suits a parlicularsubject The film advancemode, flash,
and other functionsafe sel automatically You iust pres the shutter button
Turnthe ModeDialto <E>, <O>, <l>,
<g>, .(>, <E> or <tEl>.
.The picture-takingprocedureis the same as with
the "<O> Full Auto mode" on page 18
17
EfullAuto Mode
All you do is point the iamera and press the shutterbutton EveMhing is
automaticso it is easy to photographany subiect.With seven AF pointsto focus
the subject,anyone can iust point and shoot.
TlrntheModeDialto<E>'
I
.qK
-{W
) Aimary ol the AF pointson the

3 subiect
. Out of the seven AF points,the one
coveringthe closestsubject is selected
automaticallyto achievetocus.
> Focusthesubiect.
J . Press the shutterbutton halfwayto focus
> When focus is achieved,the AF point
mark and fmus confirmationlight <a> in
the viewfinderwill llash
> When necessary,the built-intlash will pop
up automatically
Shutterspeed
Ched( the exposure setting.

'*,, > The shutterspeed and aperturevalue will
FocF be set automaticallyand displayedin the
vieMinder and on the LCD panel

€ Take the picture.
/ . ComDose theshotandoresstheshutter
buttonfully
AF.Assist beam wfth the Built-in Flash

Under lowiight conditions,the built-inflash fires a brief burst of flasheswhen you
pless the shutterbuttonhalfway This is to illuminatethe subiectto enable easier
autofocusing

Programmedlmage Control Modes
Select a shootingmode to suit the target subiect, and the camera will be set to
obtain the best results
This mode blurs the backgroundto make the human

subject stand out
. Holdingdown the shutter buttonexecutes
continuousshooting
. To improvethe backgroundblur, use a telephoto
lens and fill the frame with the subject or have the
subject stand farther away from the background
r i! l,t:.:riii:::::::t::::ii:ii:i::t::rri::::iii.:i.
This is for wide scenicviews,nightscenes,etc
. Usinga wide-anglelenswill furtherenhancethe
deoth and breadthof the picture
Use this mode to take close-upshots of flowers,

insects,etc
. As much as possible,focus the subiectat the lens'
closestfocusingdistance
. To obtain a larger magnification,use the telephoto
end of a zoom lens

This is tor fast-movingsubjectswhen you want to
treezethe action.
. The camerawill firsttrack the subiectwith the centre
AF point Focustrackingwill then continuewith any
of the seven AF points coveringthe subject When
focus is achieved,the beeper will sound softly
. Whileyou hold down the shutterbutton,f@usingwill
continuefor continuousshooting
. Using a telephotolens and ISO 400 or higherspeed
film is recommended
This mode is fortaking picturesof peopleat twilightor

at night The flash illuminatesthe subjectwhile a slow
sync speed obtainsa natural-lookingexposureof the
background
. lf you want to photographonly a night scene
(withoutpeople),use the mode instead
. Tell the subjectto keep still even after the flash fires
You can disable the flash when you do not want it to

fire
. The built-inflash or any extemal Speedlitewill not
fire

@Using Red-eyeReduction (withthebuilt-in
tlash)w
When flash is used in a low-lightenvironment,the subject'seyes may come out
red in the photograph.To reducethis "Fledeye" the red-eye reductionlamp
shines a light into the subject'seyes before the flash is fired. Red-eyereduction
worksin all shootingmodesexcept<l> <<> <gl>.
d Movethe <>>arrowtothe <<D> icon

U ontheLCDpanel.
. Lookat theLCDpanelandPressthe
<FUNC.> buttonto movetheaftow (OG)
% Turn the <d&> dial to set "r" on the

.& LcD panel.
. Presstheshutterbuttonhaltwayto return
to normalcameraoperation
set"0" on
. To cancelred-eyereduction,
theLCDpanel

r$ Self-timerOperation
You can use self-timerin any Basic mode or Creative mode We recommend
usrnga tripod when you use the self-timer.
*g pressthe <ll/N)b button.
* . While lookingat the LCD panet,press the
<trJ/N)i>buttonto select<Si>
) Take the picture.

4. . The picture-takingprocedureis the same
as wilh the <E> Full Auto mode on
page 18
. Lookthroughthe viewfinderand presslhe
shutterbutton fully to start the self-timer
> The picturewill be taken about 10 s*
later
First I sec : Selitimer lamp blinks slowly.
Final 2 sec : Selt-timerlamp blinks
quickly
> Duringthe selt-timeroperation,the LCD
panel counts down the seconds until the
picture is taken

iWireless RemoteControl (DATE only)we
Model
With RemoteConlrollerRC-s (optional),wirelessoperationis possibleup to 5 m/
16.4 ft away from the front of the camera.
.g Press the <El/$b button.
i . While lookingat the LCD panel, press the
<tr::/,Jr'> buttonto select <0i>
\ Take the picture.
-& . Point the controllertoward the cameras
remotecontrol sensor and press the
transmit button
> Taken about 2 sec later
. The indicatorwill be the same as during
the last 2 sec of the self-timer
LJ]
Using the EyepieceCover

Duringself-timeror remotecontrol operationwhen your eye does not cover the
vieMinder eyepiece,stray light may enter the eyepieceand atffft the exposure
when the piCtureis taken. To preventthis, use the eyepiee cover to cover the
eyepiee. (p.7)
,!g Removethe eyecuptromthe
K eyepiece.
q& Attach the eyepiece cover,
,& . Slidetheeyepiececoverdownintothe
eyepiecegrooveto attachit.

lElmprinting the Dateor Time (DArE
Modetonty)
w
The camera has a date feature with an
automatic calendar to 2099 lt can imorinl
the date or time on the photographas
shown in the left ohoto-
The date or time can be imprintedin any
shootingmode
4 More the <)> arrourto <l4ED.

I o Look at the LCD Daneland Dressthe
<FUK.>button.(46)
. lf the date and time has not been set,
"- - - - - -" will blink on the LCD Danel See
page 26 to set the date and time
\ Select the date fornat.

4 o Turn the <tfft> dial.
> The date format will change in the
tollowingloop:
G""H-"Fffi-"F'--H Month, day, year
Blank Day, hour, minute

lffilmprinting the Dateor Time(DATE w
Modelonly)
Settingtla He md Tine
{ nb\re the <>> arrosto <@F.
t
\ Select the digit to be set.

.& r Pressthe<SET>button.
. Thedigitselectionwillchangein the
following
sequence: year,month,day,
hour.minute,":"
) Set the conect number.

J . Tumthe<#> dial.
. Repeat steps2 and3 untilallthedateand
timedigitsaresetcorrectly.
;| Finalize tl|e date and tirne setting.

'*o Keeppressing the<SET>buttonuntilno
digitsareblinking
. lf youpressthe<sET>buttonwhile" : " is
blinking,0 sec.willbeset.

User-ControlledShooting
Selectingthe AF mode . 28
Eselecting the AF point ...... .29
FocusLock ..30
When Autofocus Fails (ManualFocusing) .31
EJselectingthe FilmAdvanceMode . . .:.. ..........32
MeteringModes .32
PProgramAE. .. 33
TvshutteFPriority AE 35
AvAperture-PriorityAE 36
MManual Exposure . ... .. 37
A-DEPAutomatic Depth-of-FieldAE .. 38
AvE ExposureCompensation.... . . .39
EbAuto ExposureBracketing(AEB) ..40
l€AELock.. . .41
ElMultipleExposures.. .......42
Depth-oFFieldpreview .... - -------.42
fsosetting the ISO Film Speed......... . 43
.rl)Beepersetting.. ..........43
sesafety ReleaseLock 44
Usingthe Built-inFlash .-----.... ...44
@Setting Custom Functions.. 47
With CreativeZone modes,you can setthe desired

shutterspeed or aperturevalue to obtain the
exposureyou want You take control of the
camera
. A * next to the page title indicatesthat the
Ieature is availableonly in CreativeZone modes.
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Selectingthe AF mode*
The AF mode is the AF operationmethod Three AF modes are provided:ONE
SHOT (One-ShotAF), Al FOCUS (Al Focus AF), and Al SEFIVO(Al Seruo AF)
ONESFOT(OnFShotAD
For still subjects When you press the shutterbutton halfway,the AF focuses
once
theAFpointachievingfocus
> Whenlocusis achieved, inredandthelocus@nfirmation
llashes
light<a> InthevieMinderlightsTheexposureis alsoset
Al FOCUS(Al Focus AF)

This mode switchesthe AF mode automaticallyto One-ShotAF or Al Seruo AF
dependingon whetherthe subject is still or moving.
a ldealformoving
subjects
whosedistance
fromlhecamerakeepschanging
. Theexoosu€is setatthemomenttheoicture is taken
Al SERVO(Al ServoAD
For moving subjects While you hold down the shutter button,the camera
continuesto focus the subject approachingor moving away from the camera
a ldealformovingsubjedswhosedistancekomthecamerakeepschanging
a Theexoosu€is setat themoment theoidureis taken
a Thebeeper willnotsoundwhenf@usis achieved

Eselecting the AF point*
The AF point is used for focusing The AF point can be selectedautomaticallyby
the camera or manuallyby you. In the Basic Zone modes and < A.DEP> mode,the
AF point selectionis automaticonly In the < Tv> <Av > <M > modes,the
AF point can be selectedeither automaticallyor manually.
. Automatic AF point Selection
The camem selectsthe AF point automaticallyaccordingto situation.
. Manual AF point Selection
You can selectany of the sevenAF pointsmanully This is bestwhen you want
to be sure to focus on a particularsubject,or to compose a particularshot
,t Pressthe <@> button.(66)

I > The currently-selectedAF point will light
rl select the desired AF point.

.4 . While looking at the AF point on the LCD
panel or in the vieMinder, press the cross
keys to selectthe desiredAF point
. To select a horizontalAF point, press the
left or right cross key. To selecta vertical
AF point, press the top or bottomcross
Key
Selectwith crosskeys . You can alsoturnthe <fi1> dialto select
Aulomalic sleclion
an AF Doint
-4- . lt all the AF points light, automaticAF
€s r €e point selectionwill be set
P: 9;
i; - -' - .- - ts+ . Pressthe shutterbutton halfwavto return
<6 ,A. .i6 to shootino
Automati;
sebclion
29
Elselectingthe AF point*
'Foe'usLock
After achievingfocus, you can lock the fmus on a subject and recomposethe
shot This is called locus lmk "
,i$ Select the desired AF point.
&
\ Focusthesubiect.
.& . AimtheAFpointonthesubject.then
presstheshutterbuttonhaltway.
) Keep pressing the shutter button

J halfway and recompose the picture
as desired.
, Takethe picture.

WhenAutofocusFails(ManualFocusing)w
Autofocuscan fail to achievefocus (the locus contirmationlight <O> blinks)with
certain subjectssuch s the following:
Difficult Subiects for Autofocusing
. Low-contrastsubjects
Example:Blue sky, flat surface with a solid colour
. Subjectsin very low light
. Extremelybacklitor rellectivesubjects
Example:Automobilewith a strong reflection
. Overlappingnear and far objects
Example:Animal behind bars in a cage
. Subjectshaving a repetitivepattem
Example:Personalcomputer keyboard,windows on a building,etc
In suchcases,do one of the following:
('l) Focus lock an object at the same distanceas the subject and recompose
(2) Set the lens focus mode switch to <MF> and focus manually
l[E ManualF.ocusing
,l Set the lens locus mode switch to
I <MF>-
) Focus the subiect.

& . Focusbyturninglhelensfmusingring
untilthesubject
is intocusin the
viewfinder
Focus ring

EllSelecting the Film Advance Mode* w
Two film advance modes are provided:single-frameand continuousshmting
(Max 3tramespersec).
Pre.ssthe <El/$b button.
. Look at the LCD panel and press the
<E:/N)i> button
A singlepicturewill be tiaktr wtpn you pffi the shunerbuttonall the my

Eal : Conti-nuous shooting
Continurus shots will be taks while you hold doM the shutterbutttr all the way
,SE : Selttirer/RerDte mntrol
Metering Modes
The @mera haslhree meteringmodes: Evalmtive, panial, and centre-weighted
average metenng
fr--rffrn Evaluative metering

fi-i-M.,l:|:l This is the camera's standardmetering mode suited for mGt
I Fls]eJ*!+:i:# I shootingincludingbacklitconditions.Based on the subject's
fi-fFfr-fr I positionin the viewfinder,brightness,background,front or
back lightingconditions,etc., the cameraalwayscalculatesthe
proper exposurefor the subject
Partial metering
This mode is set automaticallywhen AE lock is used in a
CreativeZone mode lt is effectivefor backlit subiectswhen
there is a stronglight behindthe subject-The vieMinder centre
coveringabout 9 5% ot the viewfinderarea is used for
metering The partial melering area is shoM on the left
Centrelueighted average metering
This is set automatically
in the <M> mode The meteringis
weightedat the centre and then averagedfor the entire scene

PProgramAE
Likethe <E> (FullAuto)mode,this is a
general-purposemode to make picture-
taking easy. lt sets the shutterspeed and
aperlurevalue automaticallyto suit the
subject'sbrightness
x standstor ProgEm
x "AB standsftr auto exDcure
'f Turn the Mode Dial to .

il
AF point
5 Focusthesubiect.
.&. . MovetheAFpointoverthesubjectand
presslhe shutterbuttonhalfway.
Shuttersped ) Check the display.

I > The shutterspeed and aperturevalue are
set automaticallyand displayedin the
vieMinder and on the LCD panel
. lf the shutterspeed and aperturevalue do
not blink, a correct exposurewill be
obtained.
33
PProgramAE
Takethe picture.
. Compose theshotandpresstheshutter
buttonfully

TvShutter-PriorityAE
In this mode, you set the shutter speed and the camera sets the aperturevalue
automaticallyto suit the subject brightness A fast shutter speed can lreeze the
motionol a fast-movingsubject and a slow shutterspeed can blur the subjectto
give the impressionol motion
' <Tv> standsfor llre value whichEl|:lg:luttg$p9gg_
p/^v ci 4 TurntheModeDialto<Tv>.
rtf'-H-
(_Ril tv tU
|
Xq* 2=+H,H".Hiredshutterspeed.
Ft . The shutterspeed can be set in half-stop
I r' 'H!l rncremenrs.
I"i"0,0-0- fl {b Focusthe subiect.
$;Fq'fl $ > Theaperture
varueissetautomaricary.
Eru
dispray
and
take
@|@,S,fr:ffif":'*inder
. lf the aperturevaluedisplayis nol blinking,
a correct exposurewill be obtained

Av Aperture-PriorityAE
In this mode, you set the desired aperturevalue and the camera sets the shutter
speed aulomaticallyto suit the subject brightness
The larger the aperturevalue (smalleraperture),the wider the depth of field
(range of acceptablefocus) will be Vice versa, the smallerthe aperturevalue
(largeraperture),the natrowerthe depth ot field will be
* <Av> standsfor
.€ Turn the Mode Dialto <Av>.
*b Select the desircd aperture value.

,.d*o Turnthe<J&t dial.
. Theaperturevaluecanbesetin half-stop
increments
? Focusthesubiect.
-# > Theshutterspeedis setautomatically
ld Ched( the vieufinder display and take

a*the picture.
display
. lftheshutterspeed doesnotblink,
willbeobtained
a correctexposure
af; :
E

MManualExposure
In this mode, you set both the shutterspeed and aperturevalue as desired To
determinethe exposure,reler to the exDosurelevel indicatorin the viewlinqer
This method is called manual exposure In lhe <M> mode, the centre-weighted
average meteringwill be sel automatically
* <M> standsfor fulanual
'$ TurntheModeDialto <M>.
Standardexposure index 1 Focus the subiect.

&6 > The exposuresettlngwill be displayed.
@' ffi :f"Ti;:

!""',"jffjb5,'Jij",X,:
Exposurelevel mark correctexposure.
? Determinethe exposure.
J . Tosettheshutter turnthe<#>
soeed.
dial
. To set the aperturevalue, hold down the
<AvE> buttonand turn the <#4> dial
/r* Take the picture.
ffi

AE w
Depth-of-Field
A'DEPAutomatic
This mode is for obtaininga wide depth of field automaticallybetweena near
subject and far subject-lt is ettectivetor group photos and landscapes.
The camera uses the 7 AF Dointsto detectthe nearestand farthestsubjectsto be
in locus
+ <A.DEbstandsfor Anedepth of field
,tr TurntheModeDialto<A'DEb.
!
q& Focus the subject.

..& o NlovetheAFpointoverthesubjectand
presstheshutterbuttonhalfway
. Focusis achievedat alltheAFpoint
marksthatlight-
t Takethe picture.

AvE Exposure Compensation* ilnww
Exposurecompensationis used to alter the camera'sstandardexposuresetting.
You can make the picturelook lighter(increasedexposure)or darker (decreased
exposure).The exposurecompensationamountcan be set up lo +/-3 stops in
half-stopincrements.
{ Turn the Mode Dial to a Creative Zone

I mode except <M>.
@ 3 :i*li: :iltritfrffTlH;"
"""
checkthe disolav
? Set the exposure compensation
,t amount-
. Hold down the <AvE > buttonand turn the
<l&> diat.
. To cancel the exposurecompensation,
set the exposurecomDensationamountto

S'tildard exoosureindex ,,. Take the picture.
&9.

zlhaurc ExposureBracketing(AEB)* w
With AEB, the camera automaticallychangesthe exposurewithin the set range
(9p to +/ q slgPs !4 l/2:919Pll9t949llql9!tff99 fy9!9!!rv9lla499:
AEBmunt 4 Movethe <>> arro,t to the <lb>
I ; icon.
. Lookat theLCDPanelandPressthe
<FUNC.> button(66)
qb set the desired AEB amount.
& . T u r nt h e< # > d i a l .
. Presstheshutterbuttonhalfwayto return
to normal camera operatlon
? Take the picture.

stildard exrcure
P > The three bracketedshots will be exposed
@ in the followingsequence:standard
exposure,decreasedexposure,and
decre6ed ereure
Increasedexposure
> As shown on the left,the respective
bracketingamount will be displayedas
each bracketedshot is taken
. The Dicturewillbe lakenin the currentfilm
advancemode
. After the three AEB shots are taken, the
AEB willnot be canceledautomaticallyTo
cancel AEB, set the AEB amount back to
"ca"

IFAE Lock*
AE lock enables you to lock the exposureat a ditferentptace from the point of
focus. Atter lrcking the exposure.you can recomposethe shot while m;intaining
the desiredexposure level.This feature is useful for backlit and sDofliohted
*qegls. For AE tock,_q3liel rg!-eggE$aq a9r94q!t9q!!y
*( Focusthesubject.
I > The exposuresetting wilt be disptayed.
1 Press the <,:f> bunon. (64)

.& . Aim the centre of the viewtinderover the
subject where the exposureis to be
locked,then press the <lg> button
> The <.rt> iconwill light in the viewfinderto
indicatethat the exposuresetting has
been locked (AE lock)
> Each time you press the <')l> button,it
locks the current exposuresetting
: Compose the shot and take the

,v picture,
. lf you want to maintainthe AE lock while
taking more pictures,hold down the <.rf >
buttonand pressthe shutterbuttonto take
another Dicture

flMultiple Exposures*
Sincelhe film is not advancedaftel each shot, you can expce multipleshots on
tI9 J9T9 !I9r9: Yo! J9! glPgqe uPlgli!91!l9ls 9! 3!!!l9!9!e49: - -
,f Move t?re <)> arrow to the <E> icon.
$ o Lmk at the LCD Daneland oress the <FUNC > button (OO)
> "1"will be displayed.
\ Set the desit€d number of multiple exposures.
-,if. o Turn the <S\r dial.
. Press the shutter button halfwayto returnto normalcamera operation
) Take the picture.
J > After you take all the multipleexposures,the tilm advancesto the next
lrame automaticallyand the multiple-exposuresettingis canceled.
preview*
Depth-of-Field
When you press the depth-of-Iieldpreview
button,the camera will stop down the
diaphragmto the current aperture You can
then see the range of acceplablelocus in
the vieMinder

lSOsettingthe ISOFilmSpeed* w
lf the lilm is not Dx-coded or il you want to set a differentfilm speed, load the film
in the cameraand set the film speed manuallyas follows.The settablefilm speed
range is ISO 6 to 6400
,l More the <>> arroilto the <lSO>
I icon-
. Lookat theLCDpanelandpressthe
<FUNC.> bunonto movetheanow.(66)
> Thecurrentfilmspeedis displayed.
\ Set the desired film speed.

&. Turnthe<l&> dialto setthefilmsDeed.
,l Movethe <)> arrov\rtothe

| <.rD>icon.
. Lookat the LCDpanelandpressthe
<FUNC.> (O6)
button.
) Sefect the setting " Bl ll ? :'

.&. Tumthe<ffi> dialtoselect thesettino
BeeDersilent.
Beepersounds when locus is achievedand during self-timeroperation
Beepersounds when tocus is achieved,during self-timeroperation,and
duringslow shutterspeedswhen camerashakecan blurthe shot In this case,
use a triDod
43
sOSafetyReleaseLock
This oreventsshutter releaseif there is no film loaded or if there is no lens
attached.lt is particularlyeffectiveagainst missed shots due to no film.
lf vou Dressthe shutterbutton while there is no film in the camera or no lens
atiachbd,'no F " 1F:filml or " no L" (L: lens) will blink in the viewfinderand on
the LCD panel.
,( More the <)> arrqfl to the
| <sfl> icon.
. WhilelookingattheLCDpanel,pressthe
<FUNC > button(66)
) s"t it to',."
tu . Turnthe<tfft> dial
. To cancelthesetting,setit to "lr."
Usingthe Built-inFlash
With E-TTL ll autoflash,high-precisionand consistentflash exposurescan be
obtained
ln a lla€ic Z.Qhe,
n/[ode,
In lowlight or backlitconditions,the built-inflash will pop up and fire automatically
(exceptin <<> <El> modes)
In aCreativ6Zone'Mode
Press the <t> buttonto pop up the built-inflash.
P r Use this mode for automaticllash photography The llash sync speed
(1/60-1/125 sec.) and aperturevalue will be set automaticallyas with the
<LJ> tFullAulol mooe.
Tv : Use this mode il you want to set the flash sync sPeedmanually(within30
sec. - 1/125 sec.) The camera will set the tlash aperturevalue
automaticallyto obtain a correctflash exposure,

Usingthe Built-inFlash
Av : Use this mode il you want to set the flash aperturevalue The camerawill
setthe flash sync speed (within 30 sec - 1/125 sec ) automaticallyto
obtain the best exposurefor the apertureyou set For portraitswith a
night scene or dark background,a slow sync speed will be set to obtain
a properexposurefor both the subject and background The flash
illuminatesthe subject,while the backgroundis properlyexposedwith a
slow shuttersoeed
. Becauseautomaticslow-syncshootinguses a slow shutterspeed,
always use a tripod
. lf you do not want long exposures,set C Fn-06 (p 48)
M : You can manuallyset boththe flash sync speed (withinBulb - 1/125 sec )
and aperturevalue The subjectis properlyexposedwith the flash and the
backgroundis exposedwith the flash sync speed and aperturevalue you
have set
:
A.DEP The result will be the same as using the mode
FlashDstareRange WthEF2S-90mm74-56) Ir/ftl
28mm 90m
tso
leqalive Film SlideFilm Neoative Film
100 1-46t 33-152 t-33/33-109 33/33-109 1-23t33-76
4m -92133-304 12-66/39-215 r - 6 6 / 3 3 - 2 18 l - 4 6 l 3 3 152
o
rl&itiii:::::
ffila*e.o*6.
Frl

Using the Built-inFlash
IFFEtock*,
FE (Flash Exposure)lock is for settingthe correctflash exposue for any part of
the subject. First pop-upthe built-inllash.
't Focusthesubiect.
I o Keeppressing theshutterbuttonuntil
step3.
*q&Am the viewfinder centre over the
-!& target subiect, then press the <.tf>
button.
is firedandthe<)e> iconwill
> A Drellash
be displayed in the viewlinder
? Compose the shot and take the

picture,
"d

Cdsetting CustomFunctions* ww
You can customisecamera functionsto suit your preferences,They are called
Custom Functions.
rf Display<CD onthe LCD panel.

I o Pressthe<FUNC.>
button the
todisplay
rcon.
FurEtion \ Select the Custom Func.tion No.

SettingNo. .& . Turnthe <i&> dial.
) Change the setting.

J r Press the <SET> button The button
togglesthe setting between"0" and "1"
"0'is the defaultsetting
o The <Gld> icon remainsdisplayedon the
LCD panel and the Custom Function
setting is set
Settingl',lo
CustomFunctionSettings
The 2-sec. delay is ettectivefor preventingcamerashake (wh€jnyou press the

shutter button)during close-upsand other criticalwork
0 : lGsec. delay
1 : 2-sec. delay
47
0 : Press AF poini selection button, then press the cross keys.
1 : Press the shutter button halfway, then press cross keys.
Etfectiveduringthe <64> and <66> active times.
Pressingthe <E> button switchesto automaticAF point selection
0 : lst-curtain sync
'| : 2nd-curtain
sync
With second-curtainsync and a slow shutterspeed, you can create a light
trail followinga moving subject The flash lires right before the shutter
closes. Second-curtainsync can be set even with Eos-dedicated
Speedliteswhich cannot switch the shuner curtain synchronizationThe
Speedlitewith a shuttercurtain synchronizationsettingwill overridethe
camera'ssetting
xwtEn yfl pffi the shutterbuttonompletely, a preflashwill be fired for llsh
exposu€ @ntrcl
0 : Auto
1 :1/125sec.(fixed)
When you use flash in the aperture-prioritymode (Av),the tlash sync speed
will be fixed at 1/125sec This preventsthe camerafrom settinga slow sync
spe€d in low-lightconditions

FeatureAvailabilityTable
O: Set automatically. O: UFr-seloctable/seflable
e Dial Mode IlI :ll: t, E @ lr Tv Av f,li Hf

une Snol o a o o o o o o a
Al Serc a o o o o
Al F@us a a o o o o
Auto a a a o a a o o o o a
Manual o o o o
slngletEme a a a a a o o o o o
Continuous o a o o o o o
Self-timer/Remote
i< contrcl o o o o o o o o o o o o
Troubleshooting
Guide
lf there is a problem,ft€t refer to this TroubleshootingGuide
. Nothing is displayed on the LcD panel.
Thebatteris areexhausted. /The banerieshavebeeninstalledincorrstly.
> Replacethe batterieswith new ones / Installthe bafteris mnstly. (p 11)
. The picture looks blurred.
Thelensfocusmodeswitchis setto <MF>.
> Set the lens focus rnodewitch to <AF>. (p 13)
Therewas camsa shakewhenthe Dicturewas taken.
> Fktd the mE st€dy or use a taster shutterspeed. (p 1a)
. The shutter does not work.
Onthe LCDpanel,the framecountis not displayedandthe <O> icon blinks'
> Take out ttE film and load it @rrectlv.(p.15)
Thefocuscontirmationlight<a> in ttie vieMinderbtinksandfocuscannotbe
achieved.
> SelectanotherAF point (p 29) lf focrJsstill cannotbe achieved,foqrs mmdly
(P31)
. ThC <[> icon blinks on the LCD panel.
The batterylevel is very low.
> Replre the batteriGwithrew ss. (p.11)
A misomEtionhasomurEd.
> Pres! the shutterbuttm halfmy. (p.14)/ Rmve the battsis and reloadit. (p.11)
lf tl'€ <[> icon does noi stop blinking.consultyour nearestservicecentre.

Major Specifications
Eyelevel pentamiror
Apprcx 90% vedicallyand horizontally
0 7x (-1 dioplerwith 50mm lens at infinity)
. . .r . . . . . 1 8 .m m
1e....... -2.5 5- +0 5 dpt
Fixed,allmane screen
Quick{eturn half mirrcr
AF (Superimposeddisplay,f@us confimalion light);Exposure
(shun6rspoed,apedurevalue, exposurelevel,AE lock); Flash
(flash ready,hi-speedsync, FE lock, .ed-ey€reduction,
undeexposurewarning)
Depth-ol-f ield preview Deoth-oifield oreviewbunon
. Autofcc
Type TTL-CT-SIBwith a CMOS (ComplementaryMelal Oxide
Semiconductor)sensor
AF points 7 AF ooints
AF working@nge EV 1 - 18 (lSO 100)
Focusingmodes One Shot AF, Al Servo AF, Al FocusAF, manualfocusing(lvlD
AF point selstion Automatc/manual
AF-assistbeam Intemitent fidng of the built-inflash Wo*ing distance:Approx
4 rV1 3 1 ft at centre, Approx 3 5 rV1 1 5 ft at ouler edge
. E)Qcurc@ntrcl
Exposure
meteringmodes TTL tull aperturemeteringwith 3s-zone SPC
. Evaluativemetering(linkableto any AF point)
. Padial metedng(approx.9.5% of vielvtinderat cente)
. Cente-weightedaveragemetedng(automat@llysel in manual
exposu€ mooe)
Metedngrange EV 1 - 20 (normaltemperature,50mm Vl 4, ISO 100)
Exposurecontrol ProgramAE (FullAuto, Portrait,Landscape,Close-up,Spods,
Night Port€it, Flashotf), ProgramAE, shufrer-priority
AE,
apedure-priorityAE,depth-of-tieldAE, manualexposure,E-TTL ll
autotlash
Film speeds ISO 6 - 6400 (Set automaticallyfor Dx-coded film within ISO 25 -
5000)
Exposurecompensalion Manualerposure @mpensation:+/- 3 stops in 1/2-stop
increments(can be used with AEB)
Auto ExposureBEcketing (AEB): t/- 3 stops in 1/2-stop
increments
AE l@k Auto AE lock:Operatesin One Shot AF mode with evaluative
meteringwhen focus is achievgd
l\,lanualAE l@k: By AE lock bunon in panid meteringmode
lrultipleexpcures l\raxg€xposures

. Slhutts
Type.......................................
Electronically
@ntdled to€l-planeshuter
1/4000- 30 Fc. in 1/2-stopincremenb,bulb,X syncat l/125 sec
Shutterspeeds........................
touch el@lromagneticrelease(safetyrgleaselock possible)
Shuter re|ease........................Sott
Self-timer Shootafterlosec delay
RemoteconFol RemoteConroller RC-l/RC-s (DATE lvlodelonly)
. Fla*l
Buift.inflash E-TTL ll autollash.FE l@k possible
Guide No 13 0SO 100. in meters),39 (lSO 100.in leel)
Recyclingtime: Approx.2 sec.
Flashcoverago:28 mm lens angle covered
Red-eyereducton: Lamp
ExternalEos-dedi€tedflash E-TTL ll autoflash
. Film tEnsport
Filmloadino............................Automatic
orewind
Film advandemodes...............Single-lrame/continuous shooting
Continuousshootingspeeds
(approx) One Shot AF: 3 tps, Al SeryoAF: 2 5 fps
Filmrewind Automatic Mid{ollrewind
. Custom Funcrtions 6
. Date imrintim
(DATE' lo- l9..........Automaticcalendarto2099
. Porrvet sre........ ..........TwoCR2 lithiumbatteries
. Dinpnsions (W x H x Dl. 130 x 90 x 64 mrv5.1 x 3 5 x 2 5 In
. Weight.........-..............
.....365gr'12.7 oz (bodyonly)
' All lhe soecificationsabove are basd on Canon s te$inq and measurinoSandards
' Specificalionsand physi€l appearanceare subiectto change wilhout n6tice.
This devicecomplieswith Pad 15 of the FCC Rules Operationis suqet to the lollowingtwo
@nditions:(1) This devicemay not €use harmlulinterlerence,and (2) this devicemust a@epl
any interferencereceived,includinginterferencethat may €use undesiredope€tion
Do not make any changesor modifi€tions to the equipmenlunless otheMise specifiedin the
instructionmanual ll such changesor moditicationsshouldbe made,you could be requiredto
stop opeation ot the equipment
This equipmenthas been testedand tound to complywith the limitsfor acla$ B digihl device,
pursuahtto pan 15 of the FCC Rules These limitsare designedto provide reasonable
protectionagainsthamful interferencein a residentialinstallationThis equipmenlgenerates,
uses ahd can €diale radiofrequencyenergyand, il not installedand used in a@ordan@with
the instructionmanual,may @use harmfulinterlerenceto radio @mmunications
However,there is no guaranteethat intederen@will nol o@ur in a panicularinstallationif his
equipmentdoes cause harmfulinterlerenceto radio or televisionre@ption,which can be
detemined by brning the equipmentoff and on, the user is encouragedto try to co(ed the
intederenGeby one or more of the following measures:
' Reorientor relo€le the rseiving anlenna
' Inc@asethe sepaEtion betweenthe equipmentand receiver
' Consulllhe dealeror an epedenced radio/Tv technicianfor helo
Complieswih the CanadianICES-003class B specifications

Respecteles exigencesde la class B de la NMB-003du Canada
( ( The CE Mark is a Diredive @ntormitymark of the EuropeanCommunity(EC)
51
. EF2&90nm fl4-5.6 lll
Angle of view Diagonalextent 75' - 27'
Horizonlalextenf 65' - 22'40'
Vedicalextenl:46'' 15'10'
Conskudion 10 elementsin 8 groups
Minimumapenure il22 - 32
Magnificationand field of view 28 mm: 0.1x(245x 367 mrv9.6 x 14.4in)
90 mm 0.3x(81 x 121 mm/3.2x 4.8 in)
I\,4rnfocusingdistance 0 38 m/1 25 ft
Filtersize 58 mm
Hood EW-60C
Max.diameterx length-......-- 6 7x 7 1 2 m m l 2 6 x 2 . 8 i n
W e i g h l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . - . 190 9/6 7 oz
Case LP814
tO NlrBl

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Before Using Your Camera

Conventions Used in this Instruction manual

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I n s t a l l i ntgh e B a t t e r i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . .1. 1

Since eveMhing is automatic,alt you do is press the shutter

You can set the desired shutter speed or aperturevalue to

rn" ruot" givessupplemenlal

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Built-inllash / - Red-eyereductionlamp (p 22)

<EJJ/Ui>Film advancemode /Sell- Flash-sync contad

Lens mount index

Focus mode switch (p 13)

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Eyecup(p 26) <AvE>Apeture sevExpclre

Back <@> AF point

Attaching the Strap

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. Pressingthe <+> buttonilluminates

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<J(>AE lock/ FE lck <a> Focs @nlirmation

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Removethe eyecup,then slide the dioptric

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a Install the batteries.

I Clase the battery compartrnent cover,

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R : The battery level is low Keep spare

I R 1. : The batterieswill soon be completely

(With 24-ex rolls)

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* On the lens, set the focus mode

Detaching the l€ns

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) Open the back cover.

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KSports / ENight Portrait/ eDFlash off

) Aimary ol the AF pointson the

Ched( the exposure setting.

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AF.Assist beam wfth the Built-in Flash

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This mode blurs the backgroundto make the human

Use this mode to take close-upshots of flowers,

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This mode is fortaking picturesof peopleat twilightor

You can disable the flash when you do not want it to

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d Movethe <>>arrowtothe <<D> icon

% Turn the <d&> dial to set "r" on the

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) Take the picture.

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Using the EyepieceCover

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4 More the <)> arrourto <l4ED.

\ Select the date fornat.