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 beforeusingthe camera.
structionbookletcarefullyfor a full understanding
r Thiscamerais soldunderthe nameof "Autoboy Tele6" in Japan.

Special Features
1. Wideltele lens and standard/half'framefilm format
Thepairingof a dualfocallens(wide/tele)and a dualfilmformat(standard/half-f
rame)com-
bineto createfour differentviews.Attachthe optionalAF converterand two moreviews
To protectthe lens,the automaticretracta-
. are addedfor a totalof six for greatversatility.
ble lensappearsonly at the momentof shutterrelease.
2. Simple operation
Justleaveeverything to the camera.Essential functionsare completely automaticf romfo-
cus and exposureto filmtransportand automaticflashin the dark.All you do is pressthe
shutterbutton.
3. Versatility to meet your demand
The bulbfunctionallowsyou to take much morecreativephotographs thanwith ordinary
compacts.Further,with the autofocusmacrocapability as closeas 63cm/2.1ft, you can
take close-upsof flowers.Versatility is packedinto a slim and compactbody.
Whitereading these unfold
instructions, the front and back flapsof thisbookletfor easyrefer'
ence to the camera'sParfs.
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 C o n v e r t e rC o u p l i noqB u t t o n BulbButton
r- Autofocus Windows
Film Rewind
Self-Timer
Button Button Manual Flash Button

ShutterButton

Self-Timer
I n d i c a t o r( L E D )

FlashHead

Neckst rap 3€i.'Ji"'ifa

Fixture

Lens Cover ExposureMeteringWindow

Tableof Contents
Neckstrapand Special Shooting
RegularShooting 1 . H a l f - F r a mFeo r m a t ....22
1 . H a n d l i n tgh e F i l m 2 . F i l l - i nF l a s h . . . .2 6
( 1 )A u t ol o a d i n .g 3. Bulb . . .2 T
. . . . . . .o.
(2)Auto rewinding 4. Self-Timer... ....29
.....9
2 . S e l e c t i ntgh e L e n s . . . . .1 0
3. Shooting ShootingTip 2-For bettercomposition
( 1 )N o r m a l D i f f e r e n t i m p r e s s i o n sb e t w e e n
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(2)Prefocusing horizontaland verticalshots . 30
... i 4
(3)Automaticf lash ... 16
(a)Macro(close-up) Other Notes
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1 . S h o o t i nwg i t h N o n D X C o d e dF i l m. . . . . 9 2
2. Checking t h e B a t t e r y. . . . . . .3 3
Shootlng Tip 1-For sharperpictures 3 . R e p l a c i ntgh e B a t t e r y. . . . . .3 4
( 1) H o l d i n g t h e c a m er a - t o a v o i d 4 . R e p l a c i ntgh e L i q u i dC r y s t a.l. .....3 .5
camera-shakeand outof- 5. Blinking H y p h e nD i s p l a y ..35
f o c u sp i c t u r e s . . 18
(2) Difficultsubjectsfor autofocusand 36
s o l u t i o n. s. . . . . .2 0 I

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Neckstrapand Gase

Setthe mainswitchto OFFto preventac-

Attachthe neckstrap
to thefixtureas illustrat-
cidentalshutterreleasewhen not in use.
ed.Threadthe neckstrapthroughthe snap{n
loopto preventcase loss.

RegularShooting
The battery(one,six-voltlithiumbattery
pack,2CR5)is includedin the cameraat
purchase.This batteryfeatureslong life
andhighperformance.Forbatteryreplace-
ment,pleasereferto p.34.
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1. Handlingthe Film
(1)Auto Loading
Always use DX-codedfilm whenever possible.
The camera automaticallysets the film speed
by sensing the DX code marked on the film
cartridge.
o The automatically-setfilm speedrangeis f rom
ISO 50 to 3200 in one-steoincrements.
o Whenusingreversal (slide)film,
useonlyISO50,
100,200 or 400.
o Whenusinga non DX-codedfilm, pleaserefer
to o.32.
1 ) To open the back cover, 2 ) In s e rtth e fi l mc a rtri d g a
e s 3) P ul lthe fi l ml eaderacross
pushthe back cover latch illustrated. the fi l m gui desunti li ts ti p
down. is alignedwith the white
mark.
4 ) Closethe backcover.The
cameraautomatically ad-
vancesthe film and stoos
w hen " 1" appearsi n the
frame counter.
o Makesurethat the film has no o lf the filmdoesnotadvancecor- o The filmload checkwindowal-
slack as illustrated,otherwise, rectly,"0" blinksin the frame lows you to see if there is any
the back coverwill not close. counterand the safetyfunction film loaded.
locksthe shutterrelease.Reload
. lf the film leaderextendspastthe thefilm.
whitemark,takeoutthefilmcar-
tridgeand manuallyrewindthe
excessfilm back into the car-
tridge.

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(2)Auto Rewinding

Thecameraautomatically rewindsthefilmat 1 ) Make sure that the frame counter number

the end of the roll.Duringrewind,the frame
counter number display decreases.The
cameraautomatically stopswhenthe film has
beencompletelyrewound.
display has returned to "0."
2 ) Open the back cover and remove the film
cartridge.
. Takeonlythe numberof shotsspecifiedon the
film,otherwise,the lastframemay be cut off in
the developingprocess.
. To rewindthefilmbeforethe endof the roll,press
the film rewindbuttonwiththe projectionon the
neckstrao'sshoulderoad.
 2. Selectingthe Lens

Select the desired shooting W ID E: 3 5 mmf/3 .5( m ) TELE: 60mm f/5.6( tfr )
l e n s , e i t h e rW I D E ( m ) o r Wide is idealfor landscapes,UseTelefor portraitsto make
TELE( rr: ) g ro u p p i c tu re s ,a n d w h e n t h e s u b j e c t b i g g e r . T e l e
featuringan attractiveback- eliminatesdistractingback-
g ro u n d . groundsfromthefieldof view.

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 WIDE
WIDE TELE o
With the CanonAF Telephoto
picturesabovetakenfromthe same Converter(optional
ly available),
Referto the comparison TELEincreasesto 75mm f/5.6
distance(5m/16.4ft). lensenablingyou to makethe
subjectmuch bigger

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 3. Shooting
(1) Normal
Viewfinder
o
Ready Parallax
Lamp rrection
(green) Marks
,1,
A u t o f o c u sF r a m e

For correctautofocusoperation,alwaysbe
sureto followthe succeedingstepsin exact 1 ) FirstlookthroughthevieMinderandcenter
order,otherwiseyour picturewill be out of the autofocusframeoverthe mainsubject.
focus. (Do not touchthe shutterbuttonyet.)

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fights
up

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2) Pressthe shutterbuttonhalfwayand con-
firm that the greenreadylamp lightsup.
3 ) Gentlypressthe shutterbuttoncomplete-
ly to take the picture.
. Thecameraautomatically advancesthe filmto the
next frame.
o Whenthe lensis set to WIDE( [d), the shutter
releasesthe momentthe lens coveropensand
shuts.Whenthe lensis setto TELE( tfl ), the lens
pops out while the coveropensand closes.Be
carefulnot to blockthe lens movement.
o The shootingdistancerangeis from 63cm/2.1ft
to infinity.
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(2) Prefocusing
Varythe picturecomposition andputthe sub-
ject off-center
by usingthe prefocusfunction.
To usethisfunctioncorrectly, alwaysbe sure
to coverthe mainsubjectwiththe autofocus
framefirst.

W i t h o u tP r e f o c u s
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1) Fo l l o ws t eps*1 and * 2
o n p p . 1 2 and 13.
2 ) Afterstep * 2, whilepress-
ingthe shutterbuttonhalf-
way, recompose the
pictureas desired.
3 ) Gently press the shutter
buttoncompletelyto take
th e p i c tu re .
e Prefocus
clearsonceyouremoveyourfingerfrom
theshutter
button.
o Donotchangetheshooting afterstep+ 2.
distance
 (3) Automatic Flash Distancerangefor automaticflash photog-
The flash automaticallyworks in dark situa- raphy (usingcolor negativeprintfilm)
tions such as indoorsand at night to supple-
ment insufficientlighting.
(m)
wrDE rELE(tll)
o Theshutterwill not releaseuntilthe flashcharge
rso 100 0.63- 42m 0 . 6 3- 2.7m
is completedbecauseof the camera'ssafetyfunc- (2.1 - 13.7ft) (2.1 B.Bft)
tion.Thispreventsthe nextpicturefrombeingun-
derexposed.lf you keep pressingthe shutter lso 200 0.63- 5.8m 0.63- 3.Bm
button,the shutteronly releasesuponthe flash ( 2 1 - 1 e . of t ) (21 - 12.4ft)
chargecompletion.
o The flashcan also be used in daylightfor fill-in
tso 400 0.63- B.2m 0.63- 5.4m
flash.(see p.26) (2.1 -26sft) (2.1 - 17.7ft)

rso1000 0.7 - 12.0m 0.63- B.Om

(2.s - 3 e 3 f t ) (z.t - 26.2 ft)

lso 1600 0 . 8 - . 1 5 . 0 m 0 . 6 3- 1 0 . 0 m
(26 - 4e2ft) (2.1 -328ft)

rso3200 0.9 - 20.0m 0 . 6 3- 1 2 . 0 m

(2.e - 65.6 ft) ( 2 . 1 - 3 e 3 f t )
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(4) Macro (Close-Up)
To takea close-upshotof flow-
ers, move closerto the sub- ^.r \

W{
ject.The closestshootingdis- llt
tance is 63cm/2.1ft.
. TELEmakesthesubject bigger tl
,r'$
if the shooting
same.
is the
distance l .D

o Whenthesubjectis in the close- lampstopsblinking whentheshut-

up range(closerthan 'lm/3.3ft),
be sureto put it underthe paral-
laxcorrectionmarks.ffhe space
above the parallaxcorrection
marksdoes not appearon the
print.)
. lf you movetoo closeto the sub-
ject,thegreenreadylampstarts
blinkingto warnyou.Moveback
from the subjectuntilthe ready
ter button is pressed halfway
agarn.
o Evenif you disregardthe above
warningand releasetheshutter,
focuswillstillbe correctdeoend-
ing on the shootingdistance.
1. The lens automatically
switches to WIDE despite
TELEbeingset.
2. fhe flashautomatically fires.

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 Shooting Tip I For Shaper Pictures
(1) Holding the camera-to avoid camera-shakeand out-of-focus pictures

In-focus Outof-focus Camera-shake

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Focus is not on the intended Thepictureis blurredbecause
subject. the camerawas movedduring
shutterrelease.

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1. For horizontalshots,pressyourleftelbowcloseto yourbody. 7 . Makesurethatyourfinger
2. Forverticalshots,lightlyholdthe cameraagainstyournose or hair does not blockthe
or forehead. autofocus windows, ex-
3. Spreadyourfeetslightlyapart,one footaheadof the other, posure meteringwindow,
and relax. flash head,or lens.fl-ake
4. Gentlypressthe shutterbuttonwiththe ballof yourfinger. specialcare when using
Neverpressthe shutterbuttonwiththe endof yourfingertip. theTELElensbecausethe
5. lt is alsoadvisableto use high-speedfilm suchas ISO400. lens pops out.)
6. Be sureto followthe stepson pp.12 and13 in exactorder.

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 (2) Difficult Subjects for Autolocus and Solutions
Althoughthe autofocussystemof this camerais very accurate,it is not perfect.Thefollowing
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subjectsare difficultfor autofocus.
A. Subjectswith extremelystrongreflections(car reflectingdirectsunlight) l
(blackhair)
B. Subjectswith extremelylow reflections
C. Subjectsthroughglass(displayin a store window)

With A and B, use the prefocustechniqueon a substitutesubjectat the same distancefrom

the cameraas yourmainsubject,andthenrecompose the picture.WithC, autofocusthe sub-
ject as shownbelow.

OK
Subject

a
g l a s ss u r f a c e
\
t
I

20o or more

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tt-**-t'=o.tffi

-'*t--=ff
"4"".r*r*n*ri"=ffi

Do not pressthe camerato a glasssurface ,ro,,ra.a"rro.rrffi

becausethe lenspopsout whenusingTELE. i;lr;i#I":=i:.,;i.L,i;ri

Keepabout Scm (2 in) away from the glass

surface.(lf the camerais too far away from
the glass,focus may be on the glass.)
 |.{ski

Thiscamerahasa half-frameformatfunction In the half-frameformat,the lensfocal length

whichusesonly halfof a standardfilm frame. (equivalentto thestandardfilmformat)is modi-
Thisfunctionallowsyouto taketwicethe num- fiedto makethe subjectbigger(see*below).
ber of shotsindicatedon the film roll.When
usinga 36+xposureroll,the numberof shots
becomes72.
Lens F oc al Length

WIDE 3 5 m mf / 3 . 5 (A)

S t a n d a r df i l m f o r m a t TELE 60mm f/5 6 (B)

(24 x 36mm)
WIDE + AF Telephoto
Converter not possible
TELE + AF TelephotoConverter 7 5 m mf / 5 . 6 (c)
WIDE 5 0 m mf / 3 . 5 * (D)

Half-framefilm format TELE 8 5 m mf / 5 . 6 * (E)

( 2 4x 1 7 m m ) WIDE + AF Telephoto
Coverter not possible
TELE + AF TelephotoConverter 11 O m mf / 5 . 6 * (F)
o The CanonAF TelephotoConverteris sold separately.
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. Thefollowingpicturesare subjectsizecomparisons
takenfromthe sameshootingdistanceof 5m/16.4ft.
ABC
 @ Viewfinder

t-# o
(green)
t,l
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Autofocus
Film{ormatdoors Frame

1 ) Openthe back cover and shiftthe yellow

filmformatselectorin thedirectionof "x2."
As the filmformatdoorsappearsimultane-
ously,the viewfinderis automatically ad-
justed.
CAUTION
Alwaysbe sureto changethe filmformat
beforeloadingthe film.

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2) Loadthefilmandclosethe backcover.The
"x2"markwill appearin the displaypanel
whenthe cameraautomatically advances
to the first usableframe.
o Do not touch the film formatdoors.
o The shootingoperationis the sameas the steps
o n p p . 1 2a n d 1 3 .
o Pleaseinformthe developerthat you havetaken
picturesin the haltframeformat.
o Picturestaken in the half-frameformat may be
delayedby the developer.
. Loadthe film afterestimatinghow manyshotsyou
planto takebeforeshooting. Thenumberof shots
doubles, so it maytakelongerto finishthe roll.Fur-
ther, it is not advisableto leaveexposedfilm in
the camerafor longperiodsas it may adversely
affectcolor reoroduction.
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 2. Fill-in Flash
Theflashautomatically worksin dark situa-
tions(seep 16) In daylight, use the flashto
fillthe shadowof a backlitsubjectsuchas a
personin f rontof a brightwindowor withthe
s u n b e h i n dt h e m .

W i t h o u t F i l l - i nF l a s h W i t h F i l l - i nF l a s h

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 "Bulb" is a techniquethatexposesfilmfor a
longtime in darksituations
withoutusingflash.
Use bulbfor a natural-lookingpictureof, for
example,nightscenesor fireworks.

1 ) Whilepressing downthe manualflash but-

ton, pushthe shutterbuttonhalfway.
2 ) Makesurethatthe greenreadylamplights
up.(Youcan removeyourfingerfrom the
manualflashbuttonafterthe readylamp
has lit.)
3 ) Pressthe shutterbuttoncompletely to take
th e p ic t ur e.
o The automaticfill-inflashis effectivein the fol- F i r e w o r k s( 4 - s e ce x p o s u r e )
lowingrange.
W I D E( E ) : w i t h i na p p r o x i m a t e3l .y5 m / 1 ' 1f.t4
TELE( tlt): withinapproximately 2.5ml9.2It
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1 ) Be sureto mountthe cameraon a tripod
for best results.
2 ) Whilepressingdownthebulbbutton,press
the shutterbuttonhalfwayand makesure
thatthe readylamplightsup.(Youcan re-
moveyourfingerfrom the bulbbuttonaf-
ter the readylamp has lit.)
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3) GENTLY press the shutter button com-
pletelyto take the picture.(While you are
pressingthe shutterbutton,the shutter re-
mains open. When you remove your finger
from the shutter button, the shutter auto-
matically closes and bulb clears.)
o The maximumexposuretime is four seconds.
After four seconds,the shutterautomatically
closesand bulb clears.
o Followthe abovestepsin exactorderothenruise,
bulb photography is impossible.
o The actualamountof exposurein bulbphotog-
raphyvariesaccordingto the situation.Your
techniquewill benefitgreatlyfrom practice.
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H|r, l 4. $elf-Timer
ll:l

Use the self-timerto delay 2) The red self-timerindicator r When a tripodis not available,
shutterreleaseand put your starts blinking.The shuttel putlhecameraon a flat,steady
self in the oicture. will releaSeten SeCOndS af_ surfaceandusethe tiltstandon
or the cameraas il-
ter being- pressed. T*or. lf-P:|:t
luslraleo'
1) Look through the view- c o n d s l i e fo r e s h u t t e r
finderand centerthe au- release,the indicatorstarts
tofocus frame over the blinking faster.
main subject. Press the o Do notstandin frontof the camerawhenpressingtheself-timerbutton.
self{imerbuttongently. . To cancelthe self-timer,set the main switchto OFF.
.lf you are the mainsubject,use the prefocustechnique(seepp.14
subjectat the samedistancefromthecamera
and 15)ona substitute
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 Shooting Tip 2 For BetterComposition
Different impressions between horizontal Lookat the two picturesof the same scene
and vertical shots takenhorizontally andvertically.
Thehorizon-
tal shotcreatesa staticandstableimpression
Thevertical/horizontal ratioof thefilmformat and conveys"width,"whilethe verticalshot
is 2: 3. Depending on how this rectangleis givesa dynamicimpression and a senseof
positioned,that is,vertically
or horizontally,
we "depth." Thus, the visual impressionsare
can get differentvisualimpressions from a differentbetweena horizontalshotand a ver-
picture. tical shot.

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 1 ) O n l yu s e I S O1 0 0f i l m .
2) Followthe same stepson pp. 6,7 and B.
ln step # 4, however,the cameradoesnot
automatically advancethefilmto thefirstus-
ableframe.Releasethe shutterseveraltimes
(threeor fourtimes) until" 1" appearsin the
framecounter.

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To ensurereadiness,
checkthe batterybeforeshooting.

rllI m @
t oN__ B'4

<- 0
1) Se t the m ain s wit c h to 2) Whilepressingthe manualflashbutton,pressthe shutter
either3rm"or" fll." buttoncompletelyto fire the flash.
3) Removeyourfingeronlyfromtheshutterbutton(whilepress-
ing the manualflashbutton),and wait for four seconds.
4) Thenpressthe shutterbuttonagainhalfway.
1. Thebatterypoweris sufficientif the greenreadylamplights
u p i n s te p + 4 .
2. Replacethe batteryif the readylamp does not lightup in
step * 4.
o We recommend thatyouhavea sparebatteryhandybefore
shooting important eventssuchas travel.
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 Replacethe batteryif you have
to wait for more than four se-
condsfor flashchargecomple-
tion.(referto p.33)

1 ) M a k es u reth a t fi l m i s n ot 3 ) Load a new battery (six-

o Whenreplacing the batteryon
the "Date" modelalldata set-
tingsareclearedand"87 1 1"
willappearin thedisplaypanel.
Resetall data beforeuse.
loadedby lookingthrough
the film]oad check win-
dow.
2) Removethe batterycham-
ber cover with a coin or
similarobject.
volt, lithiumbatterypack,
2CR5)as illustrated.
4 ) Replacethe batterycham-
ber coversecurelyby tight
eningthe batterychamber
coverattachmentscrew.

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The displaypaneluses liquidcrystal.After
aboutfiveyears,the displaymay becomehard
to read.lf thisoccurs,takethe camerato the
nearestCanonServiceFacilityfor the replace-
ment of the liquidcrystal.(Replacement will
be at owner'sexpense.)

D O N OT BLOC KTH E LE N SMOV E ME N T

lf youblockthe movementof the lensandlens
coverintentionally, a "- -" willblinkin the dis-
playpanelandthe shutteris locked.Inthisin-
stance,turnthe mainswitchto OFF,thenturn
it to " IlTd" or " f|l " again.lf the framecoun-
ter appearsagain insteadof the blinking
hyphen,the camerahas returnedto normal
conditionand you can keepshooting.

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 Ready Lamp--','n Viewfinder Main Switch

__ ____l)
Back Cover
Latch
Back Cover
F i l m - L o a dC h e c k W i n d o w
FrameCounter
Tripod Sockel BatteryChamberCover
AttachmentScrew
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 $pecificalions
Type: 35mm lens-shuttercamera with autofocus,
autoexposureand autofilm transport,auto-
matic retractabletypelens
Format:24 X 36mm(standard) or 24X 17mm(half-
frame)with presetselection
Lens: Canon lens with electricdual focal chan-
geover
WIDE- 35mmf/3.5,3 elementsin 3 groups
(inhaltframeformat,equivalentto
50mm f/3.5 in standardformat)
TELE- 60mmf/5.6,6 elementsin 6 groups
(inhaltframeformat,equivalentto
85mm f/5.6 in standardformat)
The optionalAF TelephotoConvertercan be
attached.
Lens Coating: Spectracoating
Autofocus:SSAT(SolidStateActiveTriangulation)
autofocussystemusing near-infrared
raysand PSD(Position SensingDevice)
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ShootingDistanceRange:
0.63m/2.1ft to infinityin normalpho
tography
0.4m11.3 ft to 0.63m/2.1ft in safetymac-
ro photography usingflash
Viewfinder: Direct-imageviewfinder (variablemag-
nification type), also coupled to
WIDEffELEand standard/half-frame
selection.Gives 85% vertical and
horizontalcoverageof actualpicture
area,and0.42Xmagnification in WIDE
and 0.63Xmagnification in TELE.
ViewfinderInformation:
Autofocusframe,readylampand paral-
lax correctionmarks fl-he ready lamp
startsblinkingif thesubjectis too close.)
Shutter.Programmedmotordrivenshutter;also I
servesas diaphragmblades
Film Speed: ISO50 to 3200is automatically set in *
1-stepincrementsaccordingto DX
code
f
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MeteringRange(at ISO 100): FlashShootingDistanceRange:

r*. WIDE-EV 9.5to 15.5(1/60sec at f/3.5
; to 1/350sec at f/11)
TELE- EV 11 to 17 (1160sec at f/5.6
to 1/350sec at f/19)
1 Film Loading:Automatic.The camera advances
I thefilmto the firstusableframeand
then stoos.
FilmWinding:Automatic
Film Rewinding:Automatic.Startswhen the film
end is reachedand then stops.
Mid-rollrewindis alsopossibleby
I pressingthe film rewindbutton.
FrameCounter:7-segment,2digit LCD display.
Countsback duringfilm rewind.
Built-inFlash: Automatically operateswhensubject
luminance is belowcertainlevel.Au-
tomaticfill-inflash is also oossible.
Recyclingtime is approx.2.5 secs.
WlDE-0.63m12.1 It to 4.2m1
13.7ft
TELE-O.63m12.1 fI to 2.7ml8.Bft
(with ISO 100 negativecolor film)
Prefocus:Possibleby pressingthe shutterbutton
halfway
Bulb Exposure:Possibleup to four seconds.Can
also be used with flash.
PowerSource: One,6V lithiumbatterypack(2CR5)
BatteryLife: 40 rollsof 24expfilm(usingflash30%
of the time)
Dimensions: 132.6(W) X 71.5(H) X 49.8(D) mm
(5-1t4"X2-13116"X 1-15/16")
Weight: 2909 (10-114oz) without battery pack
3309 (11-518oz ) with batterypack
(All data are based on Canon's Standard Test
Method.)
Subjectto changewithoutnotice.

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(1)Whenstoringthe camera,keepit in a cool,
dry, dust-freeplace.
(2) Keepthe cameraout of water,salt spray
and humidity. lf the camerais usedon the
beach,wipeit thoroughly witha clean,dry
clothaftenvards. lf accidentally
droppedin (6) Film passingthroughX-rayexaminations
water,takeit immediately to an authorized
CanonServiceFacilityfor inspection.
(3) Keepthe cameragut of directsunlightand
away from "hot spots" such as the trunk
or rear windowshelf of a cat.
(5)To removedustf romthe lens,usea blow-
er brushin a placeout of directsunlight.
lf more cleaningis required,take the
camera to an authorizedCanonService
Facility.
at airportsmay be exposedand ruined
evenwhenloaded.To avoidaccidentalex-
posure,tell the inspectorto hand-check
your cameraand film.

(4)Thiscameracontainshigh-voltage circuitry
so neverdisassembleit yourself.The bat-
tery may explodeor causeburnsif disas-
sembled,recharged,shortedor exposed
to hightemperature or disposedin fire.
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