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HandlingPrecautionsffi Vt'r

1. Thiscamera s not resistant o water,and shouldnotbe used outdoors f it is rainingor snowing. f it is

accidentally ropped n water,contactan authorizedCanon service acility.Keep he cameraout of saltsprayand excessive umidity.f usedat the beach,clean t thoroughly fterwardwitha dry cloth.

2. Store he camera n a cool,dry,dust-free lace.Besure o keep he cameraout of directsunlight, ndaway rom"hotspots"such as the trunkor rear

windowshelf of a car.Avoidplaceswheremothballsare used,and use a desiccant n excessivehumidity.

3. Do not attempt o disassemblehe camerayourself,since here s high-voltage ircuitry nside.

4. The batteriesmay explodeor cause burns fdisassembled,echarged, horted,exposed o hightemperatures, r disposedof in a fire.

5. Usea blowerbrush o removedust and sand fromthe lensand inside he camera.Do not applyanyfluids o the ens or body.Take he camera o anauthorizedCanonservice acility or a morethorough leaning f necessary.

6. Filmpassing hroughX-rayexaminations t an

airportmay be exposedand ruinedeven whenloaded n the camera.Requesta differentmethodofinspectiono avoiddamage.

7. Colorreproductionmay be adverselyaffected f thefilm s left n the camera or a long ime.Alwaysdevelopexposed ilm promptly.

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I l NThisdevcecompleswth Part15of the FCC Rues. Operat ionls subjecl o ihe fo lowing wo conditions: 1)This devce may

not cause harmful nlerterence, nd (2) lhis devicemuslacceplany interferenc€ eceived, ncluding nterlerence halmay causeundesiredoperalion.Do not make any changesor modilications 0 he equipmentunlessotherwlsespecified n the instruclions.f such changesor modilcalionsshould be made,you couldbe required10stop operalon ol the equrpmentThis €quipmenthas been esled and found to complv with the

limits or a class B dig tal device,pursuanl o part 15 ol theFCC Rules.These limils are desgned to provide easonableprolectionagainsi harmful nterferencen a residenlialinsla anon.This equipmentgenerates,uses and can radiatg€dro ifequencyenergy and, if not inslattedand used naccordancewth the inslructions,may cause harmlulinterferenceo radiocommunicat ns.

However, here is no guarantee hat interferencewill not occurin a particularnslallalion. f this equipmentdoes causeharmiul nlerferenceo radioor lelevision eception,whichcanbe delerminedby turning he equipmentotl and on, lhe user isencouraged o try to correcl he inledercnceby one or more ofthe lollowingmeasures:. Fleo ent or relocate he receivingantenna,.Increase the separationbeiween he equipmentand r€ceivet. Consult he dealeror an experienced adio/Tv echnician or

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Thank you for purchasing this Canon product.

Before akingpictures, lease ead hese nstructionsarefullyfor a thorough nderstandingf how the cameraworks.

Table of ContentsThese nstructions re divided nto our sections: ntroduction,BasicOperations, dvancedOperations, ndAdditionalInformation. hen irstusing he camera,be sure o read heinstructionstarting rom he Introduction.

i ffi;;ii""; Ii fne fol lowing onventions re used n these nstructions:

ii f f Warnings ou shouldobservewhen using he ir ? camera.I

i H Additionalnformation n using he camera. ii q J

i,O: Tips on takingphotographswith the camera.

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1 Introduction' Handling recautions

Tableof ContentsQuick ReferenceNomenclature. .Attachinghe Strap

t Basic Operations- Becoming amil iar i thYourCamera

E Loadinghe BatteryE TurninghePowerOnandOff . . . . . . .

CheckingheBattery ower

E V i e w f i n d e r . . . .E ChangingheSubject izeE Shutter utton ction

HoldingheCameraLoadinghe FilmTakingPicturesFullAutoMode) . . .

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. . . 1 1. . . . 1 1. . . . 1 2. . . . 1 3. . . . 1 4

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. . . . 1 7. . . 1 8. . . 2 0

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3 Advanced OperationsFocus Lock (Focusing ear he edgeof thep i c t u r e f r a m e ) . . . . 2 4

A|AF(SmaftAF)Function . . . . .25

lmprinting the Date/Time@EE- . . .26Settingand Adjusting he Date/Time@E) . .27

C h a n g i n g t h e S h o o t i n go d e . . . . . . 2 8

tr lNireD Auto FlashMode withoutRed-eye

R e d u c t i o n . . . . 2 9

tr @AUTOAuto FlashMode with Red-eye

R e d u c t i o n. . . . 3 0

R e d - e y e R e d u c t i o nu n c t i o n . . . . . . . 3 1

E l F l a s n O N M o d e . . . . 3 2

E @ F l a s h O F F M o d e . . . . . . . 3 3

E Gtr RealTimeReleaseMode . . . . .34

E S S e t t - t i m e r M o d e . . . . . . . 3 6

S l o w - s y n c h r o F u n c t i o n . . . . . 3 7

Additional InformationT r o u b l e s h o o t i n g . . . . . . 3 8Qu e s t i o n s a n d An s we rs . . . . . 3 9S p e c i f i c a t i o n s . . . . . . . . 4 0

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Pleasenote hat these nstructions re or both hemodelwith he date unctionand the modelwithoutthe date unction. nformationelevant nly to themodelwith the date unction s markedwith the@) symbol.

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For urtherdetails, efer o the page ndicated y (- f).

1. Load the battery.( - 1 1 )

2.Load the f i lm. (- 18)

3. Pull the fi lm tip across

until it reaches he @mark. Then close theback cover. (- 18)

4. Turn the mode dial to

@ireD(- 12)I The power s turnedon

and he lens s set.

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5. Ghange he subject sizeas desired. ('- 15)

6. Position the AF frameover the subject andlightly press the shutterbutton halfway down.(- 16). Ke€p

he shutterbuttonpressedhalfwaydown.. Check hat the green

indicators l i tand hencompose he picture.

7. Press the shutter button

fully. (- 16). In low light, he flash iresautomatically.

8.When the f i lm hasfinished and rewound,remove the film. (- 23)

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ViewfinderWindow

Shutter utton- 16)

AF LightEmitter

Lens

i l l Zoom-in(Telephoto)Button - 15)

lTlil ssrn-eu1(Wide-angle) utton - 15)

" (- l) is shofthand or "See page I".

MeteringWindow

AF LightReceptor

Mode Dial (---* 9;

Red-eyeReduction/Self-timerLamp

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LCDPanel * 13) Viewfinder - 14)

Battery over - 11)

OrangeIndicator - 22)

Green ndicator * 22\

FilmCheckWindow

SETButton@ftrI(- 27)

BackCover

Latch

StrapHolder

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>>O Film Rewind

Button - 23)

TripodSocket Strap Clasp

SELECT utton(- 27)

MODEButton(- 26)

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Beforeusingyourcamera,attach he strapprovided.

Be carefulnot to droo he Camera.

Pass the strap through thestrap holder on the side ofthe camera.. FollowstepO beforestep

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Push-button release. Use this button o press he

SELECTand SETbuttons(- 27) and the >O button(- 23).

Button on strap clasp

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Ll_loading the BatteryBatteryOne ithium atteryDL123Ar CR123A, V)

1.Open the battery cover.. To open, nserta coin into

the slot.

2. Load the battery.. Al ign he + and-

terminals orrectly ndinsert he battery op (-end) i rst .

3. Close the battery cover.. Close he cover until t

cl icks.+ E is displayed n the

LCDpanel.I The datedisplay s reset

t o "94 .1 . 1 . " .Readjust o the correctdate/time. - 27)

When removing he oldbattery, ull he bottom +end) out first.

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E Turning the Power On and OffWhen modesselectedith hemode ial,he

powersturned n andpicturesanbe aken.

Turning he Power On

Turn the mode dialto anymode (except GB ).I The lens s set for

shooting.

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Turning the Power OffToprotecthe ens, e sure o turnoff hecamera.

Turn the mode dial to GE).

lThe lens retracts nto hecamera.

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Checking the Battery PowerYou ancheck hebattery owerevelwith heindicatorn heLCDpanel.

BatteryCheck Indicator

FrameCounter

BatteryGheck Indicator

E Batteryngood ondition

E Prepare newbattery

ift Replacehebattery- 11)

ShootingcapacityApprox.17 rollsof 24-exposureilm,at normaltemperatures ith50% flashuse. (DatabasedonCanon'sStandardTestMethod.)

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E Viewfinder

Picture frame

For ordinary hooting,compose our picture

within his rame.

Close-up rame

When he shooting istanceis between0.6 and 1 m Qand 3.3 ft.),compose ourpicturewithin his rame.The

areaabove his ramewill notbe includedn the oicture.

AF framePlace his rameover hesubject ou wish o focuson.

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E Ghanging he SubjectSizeYou an reely hangehesizeof the magewith he

zoom uttons.

[] Telephoto 85mm)lWide-angle (38mm)

@ Zoom-outt l l Zoom-in(Wide-angle) (Telephoto)

Press or a wide area Press o zoom in onimage.For aking yoursubject. orlandscapes, roup takingportraits, tc.pictures, tc.

i m ;li t'"-bn;remaid;;rdd;d 6;-p,;;;. A;i;rteJ li IJJ without se, he ensautomaticallyetractsnto he ii camera nd sset o thewide-angle38mm) osition.i

i I f:ql_"_ygll"_-d"raseo the ens.

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LEI hutterButtonActionThis camerahas a two-stepshutterbutton.

1. Press the shutter buttonhalfway to focus.. Ke€p he shutterbutton

halfwaypressed.. Makesure he green

indicators l i t .

2.Without releasingyour

finger, press the shutterbutton fully to take thepicture.

t The shutter s released.. Be sure to press heshutterbuttongently.

i-Jr ;Tffi i;;;t;r;il1;;'"i;;il;;; td;h;ii;; Ii rt buttonbeingpressedand the shutteroperating. s a ii generalguide, t is best o hold he camerastil luntil ii you hear the film start o wind fonruard. iI o In Auto mode @AUTO, he shutteroperatesabout 1 ii secondafter he red-eye eduction amp lights. i

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Holding the Camera

To akesharppictures, old he camera irmlysothat t does not move.

. Hold he camerawith bothhands.

. Ke€p your elbowsclose toyourbody.

. Hold he cameraagainstyournoseand look hrough heviewfinder.

. Be careful o keep ingersand hair rom obstructinghelens,AF lightemitterandreceptor,meteringwindoqand flash.

AF lightemitterMeteringwindow

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. Use DX-coded35mmfilm.

1. Sl ide he back cover latchdownwards.I The backcover opens.

2. lnser t he f i lm.

3. Pull the f i lm t ip acrossuntil it reaches the

@mark.. Makesure he f i lm ies

flat.

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4. Close the back cover.

Youcan check f a film isloadedby lookinghere.

5."1" is d isp layed n theframe counter.

0. l f "0" b l inks in the f rame

counter,he fi lm has notloadedproperly.Reload hefi lm.

.l f the cameramalfunctionswhile

a fi lm s loaded,do not remove he fi lm.Takethe camera o a Canonservice acil itywith he fi lmst i l l ns ide.. lf you force he filmout of the camera, he camera

or fi lmmay be damaged.

. We recommend ou use ISO 400 fi lm.

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Even f the subject s not exactlycentered, he AiAF(SmartAF) functionwill ocus on the subject.

ln low ightcondit ions,he flashwil l i re automatical ly.(- 29)

1. Turn the mode dial toGlireD.I The power s turnedon,

and the lens s set for

shooting.

2. Change the subject sizeas desired.

. Look hrough heviewfinder nd press hezoom button o achievethe desiredpicture

composit ion.

3. Position the AF frameover the subject andpress the shutter buttonhalfway.. Ke€p he shutterbutton

halfwaypressed.

. Make sure the greenindicators lit.

. Compose he picture.

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Green/Orange IndicatorsWhen the shutterbutton s pressedhalfway, he

indicatorsightup or bl ink o indicate heiheror notshooting s possible

Viewfinder Green

indicator

Orangeindicator

C Green indicator

Lightsup: Subject s in focus. Ready orshooting.)

Blinks: Subject s too close(close-range)warnrng.Release he shutterbuttonand moveaway rom the subjectslightly,henpress he shutterbuttonhalfwayagain

and check f thegreen ndicator l inks.Repeat hisstepunti l he greenindicator oesnotbl ink.

@ Orange indicatorLightsup: Flash amp s charged.Blinks: Camera hakewarning in"Flash

OFF"mode).We recommend ou use a tr ipod.

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The ilm rewindsautomaticallv hen it reaches heen0.

r2;r;1 The framecountercountsdown during ilm| & \ \ I l

Flt$l$| rewindins.F f z l.f Once rewinding s complete, 0" is displayed

in the framecounter nd he f i lmcan beremoveo.

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1.Slide he back cover latch

downwards.t The backcoverooens.

2. Remove he f i lm.

Rewindinghe f i lm in mid-rol l.Press he ''O buttonon the bottomof hecamera.

. Use he push-buttonelease n thesrrap.

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i It be sure o check hat "0" s displayedn the frame Ij

"ornter.lf "0" s not displayed, ress he*O button I

i to complete ewinding. iI . Exposuresakenafter hose ndicated n the fi lmroll

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Usethis mode o focus on a subjectpositioned loseto the edgeof the picture rame.

1. Genter he AF frame overthe subject and press theshutter button halfway.. Keep he shutterbutton

halfwaypressed.. Make sure the green

indicator s lit.

2. With the shutter buttonhalfway pressed, rameyour picture as desired.

Then press the shutterbutton fully.

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AiAF (Smart AF) FunctionAi = Artificialntelligence, F = Auto-focus

TheA|AF(SmartAF) functionhas a wide measuringareaand is the latestmechanism or providing

accurateocusadjustment. his mechanismwasdeveloped asedon the analysisof severalthousand hotographs nd on Canon'suniqueknow-how.

.The camera ocuseson thesubjecteven f it is not inthe centerof the viewfinder,or if there s an obstructionin front of it.The camera will accuratelyfocus on two subjectspositioned ide by side,and noton the backgroundbetween hem.

.lf you are takinga picturethrougha window, et thecamera at an appropriateangle,with a camera-to-windowdistanceof about2Q cm/0.7 t.

lf you are too far away fromthe window, he cameramay focus on the glassofthe window ather han hesubject.

Subjectf,'

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lmprinting he Dateand Time @)

Theautomatic uilt-in alendars programmedntil heyear2019andallows ou o recordhe dateand ime

on the bottom ight-handorner f thephotograph.t isnotnecessaryo set hedateevery imeyoushoot.

Press he MODEbutton.rf Thedisplay hanges very

timeyoupress.

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F i iE:,-i5JcDaV/Hour/Minute>

Imprinting onfi mationindicator

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J.]t|]tlDayNear>

l f i \ 'nE<DaylMonth/Year>

Selectone of the aboveformats, hen ake he picture.

i- l= ;Til fiil'fiiilift;ifi;ti6i-inAilatdiirilffi;ilffi---li l{J the shutteroperates o notifyyou that the date is i

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Month ndicator

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Settingand Adjusting the Date/Time tre sure o reset he displaywhenyou

replace he battery thedate reverts o"94 1 1")or whenyou are travellingoa differentime zone.

1. Press the MODEbutton.. Display he date/time

format o be corrected.

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2. Press he SELECTbutton.. Pressunti l he digit o be

correctedblinks.

M O D E I \ S E L E C T S E T

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3. Press the SET button.. Change he digi t o the

onedesi redf _ ^ ' .

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4. Press the SELECTbuttonunti l al l digits stopbl ink ing.

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The flashcan be forced o fire or can be turnedoff.Choose he modesuitable or the subjector placeyou

are shooting.

Auto FlashModewith Red-eye Reduction - 30)

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@Poweroff

Auto FlashModewithoutRed-eyeReduction(- 29)

Flash OFF Mode

(* 33)(- 32)

Turn the mode dial toselect the mode.

Self-timerMode

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E m Auto Flash Mode without Red-eyeReduction

In owight onditions,he lash iresautomaticallywithouthe ed-eyeeductionunction.Usehismodeor aking ictures ithout eopie, r ifyouwantoshoot ight way.

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FlashDistanceRange (With color print film)

Filmspeed 38mm(Wide-angle)

85mm(Telephoto)

rso100 0.6 o 5.3 m(2 to 17.4 I.)

0 .6 o 2 .5m(2 to 8.2 t.)

lso 400 0 .6 o 10 .6m(2 to 34.8 ft.)

0 . 6 t o 5 m(2 o 16.4 t . )

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E @nuro Auto Flash Mode with Red-eye

ReductionUse his mode o reduce he red-eyeeffect hat canoccurwhenyou take picturesof peoplewith the flash

lamp. n darkcondit ions,he red-eye educt ionamp

automaticallyightsbefore he flash ires.

1.Turn the mode dial to

OAuro .

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2. Stay within about 2 m/

6.6 ft. of your subject.. The red-eye eductionlamp s onlyeffectivewithin hisdistance.

3. Tell your subject to look

at the camera.. The red-eye eduction

function s not effectiveunless he subject ooksstraight t the lamp.

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4. Press the shutter buttonhalfway.

t The red-eye eductionlamp ightsup and heshutterwill not releasefor aboutonesecond.

. Keep he shutterbuttonhalfwaypressed.

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5. After about one second,press the shutter buttonful ly.I The flash iresand the

shutter s released.

Red-eyeReductionFunctionWith lashphotographyn darkplaces, he subject's yesmayappear ed.Thisphenomenons called red-eye" ndoccurswhen lash lluminationeflects ff the retina.In red-eyeeductionmode@AUTO the red-eye eductionlamp ights or about

lsecondbefore he flash s fired.This

causeshe pupilsof the subject's yes o contract ndminimizeshe likelihood f red-eye ccurring.Theefficacy f the red-eye eductionunction aries rompersono person.

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i lJl release s delayedby about 1 second o increasei the effectiveness f the red-eye eduction i

i function. or mmediate hutter elease, elect iGlireD , ? or Ef, on themodedialbefore i

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Changing he Shooting Mode

tr I FlashONModeThe lash ires egardless f the l ightcondit ions.

Use hismode or i l l - in lashduring he day,or tosoften he outlineof the subject.

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E €, Flash OFF ModeThe lashwil lnot i reeven n low ightcondit ions.

Use hismodewhere lashphotographys prohibited,fornight iews,or for available-lighthotography.

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tr GtrRealTimeReleaseModeIn normalphotography, fteryou check hat the green

indicators lit and press he shutterbutton, here s avery short ntervalbefore he picture s actually aken.

With real ime release, he photographs taken almost

instantly within0.03seconds).Usethis mode or situations uch as photographs f

rapidmovement r children'saceswhere an instant

camera esponses essential.

1.Turn the mode dial to

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2. Position the AF frame

over the subject and holdthe shutter button downhalfway.

. The cameramakesa briefzooming ound.

. Makesure he green

indicators l i t .. Photographs sing ocus

lock can be taken n thesameway as in normal

photography.(-24)

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3. Keep the camera aimed attr

the subject. When you -

see the picture you want,press the shutter buttonful ly.

i m. Becauseuto-focusings automiiiiitttseiio ;t I

i ul pointn hecenter f heviewfinder,ositionheAF ij frameover he subject.

i. The lashmode or real ime release s auto lash i

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Ghangingthe Shooting Mode

tr O Selt-timerModeInclude ourself n the pictureby delaying hutter

releasewith he self-timer.In brightconditions,he self-timer peratesn the auto

flashmodewith red-eye eduction.n low ight

conditionst automatically perateswith the slow-

synchro unction * 37). Place he cameraon a

steadysurface, r mount t on a tripod.

1.Turn the mode dial to ,\)

2. Posit ion the AF frame

over the subject and

press the shutter button.

* The self-timeramp blinks(approx. nce/sec.)or about

10 secondsbefore he

shutter s released.The numberof secondsremainings displayed n

the LCDpanel.

i f f. Do not stand n frontof the camerawhen pressing

I Qt the shrrtter utton.This will cause ncorrect ocus.he shutterbutton.This will cause ncorrectocus.

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the red-eye eduction unctionhas been activated,

i the lampwill remain it during he last wo seconds

i before he shutter s released.

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trocancel he self-timer mode.Turn he modedial o anothermode.

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Slow-synchro FunctionTheslow-synchrounction s effectivewhen akingpictures f people n eveningor nightviewswhenthebackgrounds dark.The slowershutter peed

allows istantbackgrounds ot il luminated y theflash o be includedn the photograph.Theself-timer perates utomatically ith he slow-synchrounction n low ightconditions.

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set in this mode.Also, ell yoursubject o keep i

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In caseof trouble, heck he tablebelowbefore akingyour

camera o be repaired.

Problem Cause Bemedy Page

The battery

checkindicator Ibl inks.

. The battery has

expired.

Replace he battery. 11

The battery

checkindicator

$is not

displayed.

No battery s loaded.

The battery is insertedwith the wrongpolarity.

The battery has

completely xpired.

Load the battery.Reinsert he battery

correctly.

Replace the battery.

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1 1

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Theshutter

doesnot

retease.

The mode dial is set

to GD.

Thebatteryhasexpired.The film is not loadedpropeny.

A rewound ilm isloaded n the camera.The shutterwill bereleasedonly after

red-eye eduction

lamp s lit for about 1secono.

Selecta mode with

the modedial,suitableor he

subjector placeyou

are shooting.Replace he battery.

Reload he film

correctly.Remove he film andloada new one.Keeppresseduntil

the shutter s

released.

Change he flashmooe.

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2 3 , 1 8

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28

Thephotographs

are blurred.

When the shutterwas

released, he AF light

emitterand receotor

were blocked.

In selttimer mode,

you stood mmediatelyin front of the camera

when pressing he

shutterbutton.The cameramoved

when the shutter

buttonwas oressed(camerashake).

Ensure hat the AF

light emitterandreceptorare not

blockedby hair,

f ingers, tc.Make sureyou do not

stand mmediatelynfrontof the camerawhenpressinghe

shutterbutton.Press he shutter

buttongently.

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"H" l inks n

theLCDpaner.

. An error occuredduringautomatic

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iQuestions ndAnswers ,frQ.1 Canslide i lmbe usedwith hiscamera?A.1 Yes t can, but use DX-coded35mm film witha

speed f ISO25 ,50 ,100 ,200 ,400 ,800r 1600 .

0.2 What s ISO?A.2 The ISO number ndicates he film'ssensitivityo

l ight n numericalerms.The higher he number,the moresensitive he film s to light.ForordinaryphotographySO 400 film is recommended.

Can ilmsother han DX-coded35mmfilmsbeused?Yes hey can, but non-DX-codedilmsareautomaticallyegistered s ISO 25. For ISO 25fi lmsand non-DX-codedilm, oad he fi lmandclose he backcover.Press he shutterbuttononceor twice.

The date mprinted n the photographs difficultto read.

ls this because he background f the dateimprint s bright?Frame he photograph o thatthe date s set againstsomething ark,or at leastso that t is not set againstanythingwhiteoryellow.

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Type: 35mmfully automatic ens-shutter amera with built-in

zoom

fmage Size:.24x 36 mmLens: Canon 38mm-85mmt14.24.7

Focus Control: Ai activeauto-focus ystem

Shooting Distance:0.6 m (2 ft.) o infinity

Shutter: Electromagnetic rive shutterwith combinableprograms

Viewfinder: Real-image oom viewfinder

Viewfinder Displays: Picture rame, close-up rame,AF frame

VieuvfinderEyepieceArea: Green ndicator ready orshooting/close-rangearning),Orange ndicator camera

shakewarning/flash harged)Film Loading: Automatic automatic lankfilm advance)

Film Winding:AutomaticFilm Rewinding:Automatic t end of fi lm,mid-roll ewinding

possible

Frame Gounter: Countsup duringwinding,countsdownduring ewindingFilm Loaded Verification: Film window on back cover

Self-timer: Electronically-controlledO-second elay timer,

activatedby pressing he shutterbutton.The self-timer amp

blinksand the framecounter ountsdown he remaining

seconds.MeteringRange(lSO 100):

Auto/FlashON modesWide: 1/36 /4.2 o 1/500 /16 (approx.EV9.3 o EVI7)

Tele: 1/83 /8.7lo 1/500 /34 (approx.EV12.6 o EV19.2)

FlashOFF modeWide: 2 sec. /4.2 o 1/500 /16 (approx.EV3.1 o EV17)

Tele: 2 sec. f/8.7 o 1/500 /34 (approx.EV5.2 o EV19.2)

Self-timermode (Auto+ Slow-synchro)

Wide:1/2 l4.2ro 1/500 /16 (less hanEV9.3;slow-synchro,V9.3 o EV17 usingAE)

Tele:'l/2t18.7lo 11500l34 (less han EV12.6;

slow-synchro,V12.6 o EV19.2 usingAE)

Film Speed Setting: ISO 25 to 3200; DX-coded ilm set in

one-step ncrementsBuilt-in Flash: Built-in etractable lash,automaticallyires n

low ightconditions.

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FlashRange:

ISO1OO Wide: 0.6 to 5.3 m (2 ro 17 4 ft')

Tele: 0.6 to 2.5 m (2 to 8.2 ft.)ISO400 Wide: 0.6 to 10.6m (2 to 34.8 t.)

Tele: 0.6 to 5 m (2 to 16.4 t.)

FlashRecyclingTime:Approx.5 seconds usinga new battery)

FlashMode Selection: Dial operated

O Auto modewithoutred-eye eduction:

Automaticallyires n low ightconditions

@ Auto modewith red-eYe eduction:

Automaticallyires n low ightconditions@ ftash ON mode:Always ires

@ FlasnOFF mode:No flash

@ Setf-timermode:Automaticallyires n low light

conditions withslow-synchro)

@ Realtimereleasemode:Automaticallyires n low ight

conditions,no red-eye eduction, ingle-point

center ocusing, elease ime lag of 0.03 sec.PowerSupply: One lithiumbattery DL123A r CR123A,3V)

ShootingCapacity: Approx.17 rollsot 24-exp. ilm, at normal

temperatures ith 50% flash use'

D i m e n s i o n s ( W x H x D ) :Modelwithoutdate: 123x 64 x 4'l 8 mm (4.8x 2.5 x 1.6 n)

Modelwithdate: 123x 64 x 46 mm (4.8x 2.5 x 1.8 n)

Weight withoutcamerabattery):

Modelwithoutdate: 215 g (7.6oz.)Modelwith date: 225 g (7.9oz.)

@E-Type:Built-inLCD paneland automaticcalendarwith quartz

digitaldate/time lock,programmedwith datesu.ntil.theear#,

2019 compensates utomaticallyor longand short months'rf*

andeapyears)

DataTypes: 4 date/time ormats

CharacterDisplay Format: 7-segmentLCD

Date/Time olor: Orange

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