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HARD-TO-AUTOFOCUS SUBJECTS
The autofocus system is highly precise, but not perfect.
Depending on the brightness, contrast, shape, and size of
your subject, the autofocus system may not operate. In such
a case, set the focus mode switch to and use the
manual focus mode to focus the lens on the subject with the
aid of the matte field in the viewfinder (see page xx).
Subjects, which may fool the autofocus system, include:
a)Extremely low-contrast subjects such as a white wall in the
autofocus frame .
b)Subjects which don't reflect much light in the autofocus
frame .
c)Subjects that are moving too fast.
d)Multiple subjects in the foreground and background of the
autofocus frame .
e)Subjects positioned against reflected light or strong backlight
or with extremely bright backgrounds.
MANUAL FOCUSING
- OPERATING MANUAL 1
- WARNING: 3
- CAUTION: 3
- PRECAUTIONS FOR YOUR CAMERA 4
- Other precautions 5
- PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY USAGE 5
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 6
- NAMES OF WORKING PARTS 10
- ????????????????????????????? 11
- LCD PANEL INDICATION 12
- VIEWFINDER INDICATION 13
- 1 Loading the batteries 14
- 2 Set the date and time 14
- 3 Attaching the lens 14
- 5 Turn the power switch ON 14
- 6 Set the exposure mode to 15
- 7 Loading the film 15
- 8 Set to the Autofocus 15
- 9 Compose the subject by 15
- CAMERA FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE 16
- WITH VARIOUS LENSES 16
- HOW TO USE THIS OPERATING 18
- 1 Pass the end of the strap 20
- 2 Follow the same procedure 20
- 1 Open the battery chamber 21
- 2 Load two 3V lithium 21
- 3 Push in the battery chamber 21
- LOADING THE BATTERIES 22
- Low Battery Warning 24
- 1 Turn the power ON 25
- 2 Turn the power OFF 25
- 2 Keep depressing the [DATE] 26
- 1 At each depress of the 28
- 2 While the date mode is 28
- 1 Remove the body mount cap 30
- 2 Align the red dots on the 30
- 3 To remove the front lens 30
- 4 To remove the lens, hold 30
- 1 To open the back cover 32
- 2 Place the film cartridge in 32
- 4 Align the film leader with 33
- 5 Close the back cover and 33
- FILM LOADING 34
- OPERATING THE SHUTTER 35
- RELEASE BUTTON 35
- BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 37
- 2 Set the pointer mark to 38
- 1 Depress the flash mode 39
- 2 In this mode, the built-in 39
- SET THE SINGLE FRAME DRIVE 40
- SET THE AUTO FOCUS MODE TO AF 41
- USING THE ZOOM LENS 42
- HOLDING THE CAMERA 43
- 1 Confirm that the focus mode 44
- 2 Frame the subject 44
- 3 Confirm that the shutter 44
- 4 When the subject is in 45
- 5 Take a picture 45
- 1 The film automatically 46
- 2 When the film is fully 46
- 3 Open the back cover and 46
- 1 Set the main switch to the 47
- 2 Holding the drive mode 47
- ADVANCED OPERATIONS 49
- SELECTING A DRIVE MODE 50
- Consecutive-Frame Mode 51
- 1 Depress the drive mode 52
- 2 Focus on the subject first 52
- 3 Then depress the shutter 53
- How to cancel 55
- SELECTING 6 PICTURE MODES 56
- 1 Set the pointer mark to 58
- EFFECT OF APERTURE AND 64
- SHUTTER SPEED 64
- Effect of aperture 65
- 3 Select the desired aperture 66
- 4??????????????????????? 67
- 3 Select the desired shutter 68
- 3 Move the select dial to 70
- 4 Move the select dial to 71
- 5 Confirm the shutter speed 71
- 6 in the center 71
- Exposure Warning 72
- 1 In the Metered Manual 73
- 2 When using this mode, use 73
- 1 Position the area to be 74
- 2 is displayed in the 74
- 2 Frame the subject, then 75
- 3 While looking through the 75
- 1 Set the focus mode switch 75
- MANUAL FOCUSING 76
- HARD-TO-AUTOFOCUS SUBJECTS 78
- 1 1. Load the Non-DX corded 79
- 2 Move the select dial to set 79
- 2 Depress the shutter 80
- At each depress of the flash 81
- ABOUT RED-EYE PHENOMENON 82
- 1 Push the flash pop-up 84
- 2 appears in the 84
- 3 Depress the shutter release 84
- 4 After using the Built –in 84
- FLASH OFF MODE 85
- DAYLIGHT-SYNC SHOOTING 86
- FLASH RECOMMENDED INDICATOR 87
- INAPPROPRIATE LENS WARING 88
- ADVANCED OPERATION FOR THE 89
- BUILT-IN FLASH 89
- 4.Metered Manual Mode 90
- (f/2.8 in this case) 91
- OVERVIEW OF FLASH FUNCTION 94
- Extension Cord F5P 97
- Off-Camera Shoe 97
- Adapter F 97
- Hot Shoe 97
- SLOW-SPEED-SYNC SHOOTING 100
- ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL) 104
- FLASH ACESSORIES 105
- Notes on accessories 107
- TROUBLESHOOTING 108
- PROGRAM LINE 110
- SPECIFICATIONS 112
- WARRANTY POLICY 114
- For customers in U.S.A 116
- For customers in Canada 116
- 01-200203 Printed in Japan 118
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