Canon ELPH 2 IXUS II User manual

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1.This
camera
isnotresistanttowater,
and
shouldnot
be
usedoutdoors
ifitisraining
orsnowing.
lfitis
accidentallydropped
inwater,contact
anauthorized
Canonservice
facility.Keepthecameraoutofsalt
sprayand
excessivehumidity.
lf usedatthebeach,
clean
itthoroughlyafterward
with
a drycloth.
2.
Store
thecameraina cool,dry,dust-free
place.
Be
sureto keepthecameraoutofdirectsunlight,and
away
trom
"hot
spots"such
asthetrunkor rear
windowshelfofa car.Avoid
places
wheremothballs
areused,
and
use
a desiccant
inexcessive
humidity.
3.Donot attempt
todisassemblethecamera
yourself,
sincethere
ishigh-voltagecircuitry
inside.
4.Thebattery
may
explode
orcause
burnsif
disassembled,
recharged,shorted,exposed
to high
temperatures,ordisposedofina fire.
5.
Usea blower
brush
to removedustandsand
from
thelens andinside
thecamera. Donotapplyany
fluidstothelensor body.
Takethecamera
toan
authorized
Canonservice
facilityfora more
thoroughcleaning
ifnecessary.
6.
Film
passing
through
X-rayexaminations
atan
airport
maybeexposed
and
ruinedeven
when
loaded
in
thecamera.
Request
a different
methodof
inspectiontoavoid
damage.
7. Color
reproduction
maybe adversely
affected
ifthe
filmisleftinthe
camera
fora long
time.Always
developexposed
filmpromptly. 'ffi,,
This.device
complies
with
part15
ofthe
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
tothe
following
two
conditions:
(1)
This
Oevice
may
not
cause
harmful
interfere.nce,
and(2)
this
device
,r"t """!pt
i ::,y]1,:1:ren_ce,
received,
inctuding
inierference
thatmay
' cause
undesired
operation.
i ?::"^,llf: Irv chanses
or modificarions
tothe equipment
I ll::",.9.tn:rwise specified
inthe insrructions.
tfsuch"nrng".
t ormodifications
should
be made,
youcould
be required
to-stop
operation
of
the
equipment.
This
equipment
hasbeen
tested
andfound
tocomply
withthe
limits
for
a class
Bdigital
device,
prr"rrnito part
.t5
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
aredesigned
to piouiOe
reasonable
protection
against
harmfur
interference
ina residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,ifnotinstalled
andused
in
accordance
with
theinstructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to radio
communications.
However,
there
isnoguarantee
thatinterference
wiilnotoccur
in
aparticurar
instailaiion.
rf
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to radio
ortelevision
reception,
wnich
canbe
determined.by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to tryto correct
theinterference
byoneor more
of
the
following
measures:
. Reorient
or relocate
the receiving
antenna.
. Increase
theseparation
between-the
equifmentandreceiver.
.Consutt
the
deater
or
an
experienced
'"il/il ;#ffi;ffi",;
This
digital
apparatus
doesnotexceed
tn" Cl"*E tirG to,
radio
noise
emissions
fromdigital
apparatus
assetoutinthe
interference-causing
equipment
standard
entiiled.Digital
Apparatus",
tCES-003
of
theIndustry
C"n"J".
Cet
appareil
num6rique
respecte
les
limites
Oe
bruits
1
adio6lectriques
applicables
aux
appareils
numeriques
deClasse
prescrites
dans
la
norme
sur
le
mat6riel
brouilleur:
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um6riques",
NM8-003
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par
l,lndustrie
Canada.
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Community
(EC)
lfyouusethe
flashcontinuously
(30
times
or more)
whileno
filmisinthecamera,
thecamera
maystop
toprevent the
flash
unit
fromoverheating.
lfthis
happens,turn
thecameraoff
and
wait
a fewminutes
before
turning
itbackonagain.
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Thankyou for purchasing
this Canonproduct.
Before
taking
pictures,
please
read
theseinstructions
carefully
fora thorough
understanding
ofhow
the
camera
operates.
Table
of Contents
These
instructions
aredividedinto
four
sections:
lntroduction,
Basic
Operations,Advanced
Operations, _
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I
Introduction.
E taking Pictures..... ............-....'.22
Green/Orange
Indicators .."".'--.'23
Taking
Pictures
through
aWindow
'.".'.'..-.-.."-23
Close-up
Photography .'...'.'-.-""..24
E Removing
the FilmCartridge
......'..'.'-.-.'-"25
FilmCartridge
Processtng '---.'.""'26
Handling
FilmCartridges
After
Exposure
'.".""26
AdvancedOperations
6 Cnanging
the
Flash
Mode .-.'..27
f t9 4u1s
FlashWithout
Red-eye
Reduction..2B
E @tfr Auto
Flash
With
Red-eye
Reduction
'.29
Red-eye
Reduction
Function
...........'..........30
E t rtasnON
Mode.... .....'......'.31
E
tr E O I Slow-synchro
Mode
with
Red-eye
Reduction .......
'.'..33
Using
Focus
Lock.......... ..............34
'J
Using
theSelf-timer
..................................35
'rr Shooting
with
theOptional
Remote
Control..'.36
Replacing
the
Remote
Control
Battery
"-'.'..."'37
lmprinting
the
Dateand
Time "....38
Selecting
the
Date
Format...............
"............'39
Setting
the
Dateand
Time ..'.......40
F/ lmprinting
Titles...... ................42
Selecting
the
Title
Language
......'.........'
:
..
-'-'.'42
Selecting
the
Title....... ..'.....'.'."...43
a€ Mid-roll
Film
Change
...............
...............44
ToRemove
anUnfinished
FilmCartridge..'-'-'.'.44
Loading
aPartially
Used
FilmCartridge
'..'.'...'45
H Setting
the
Print
Quantity '.'...46
Setting
the
Custom
Functions
.................'...'48
Additional lnformation
Troubleshooting
......... ..............'..50
Questions
and
Answers
..........................'.....51
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iConvention
Thefollowing
convention
is
usedintheseinstructions:
i ([) gil:ff. vou
should
observewhen
usins
the
' l:l
i lfl Additional
information
onusingthecamera.
I Introduction
I $1'
Handling
Precautions ....................2
Table
of
Contents ........4
ADVANCED
PHOTO
SYSTEMFeatures........6
Advanced
Photo
System
Quick
Reference
....8
Quick
Reference. .......10
Nomenclature
.............. ................12
Attaching
the
Strap... ...................12
t ilt Basic Operations
- LJJ
Loading
theBattery ................15
E Loading
theFilm
Cartridge......................16
CheckingthePhotography
Data........................17
E Turning
thePower
On..............................18
CheckingtheBattery
Power ........18
E HotOing
the
Camera ................19
E Choosing
thePrintType
..........................20
E UsingtheZoom ......................21
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ADVANCED
PHOTO
SYSTEM Features
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I -, : - ^. .--^J^ +L.^ narrr A-l.,anaar{ D
T.
I fnis camera
supports
thenew
Advanced
Photo
I o.,^+^* -Flrio orrctam ac urall ac Canon's ar]var
.I
System.
Thissystem,
aswellasCanon's
advanced
I tecnnotogy
has
made
itpossible
to produce
a
camera
that
issmaller
than
any
previous
camera
with
a 2x zoom
lens.
Here
are
some
ofthespecial
features
of
thissystem'
E New Film
The 1X240
newfilm
comes
in
a compact
filmcartridge
with
noleader.
This
newdroP-in
filmcan
beeasilY
loaded
bY
anyone,
andrePlaces
all
orevious
hard-to-load
films.
Inaddition,
the
visual
exposure
indicator
onthetop
ofthe cartridge
shows
whether
thefilmcartridge
unexposed,
partial,exposed,
or processed'
t?t
lVtid-roll
Film Change
lfa partially
exposed
filmcartridge
isreloaded
inthe
camera,
the
camera
automatically
advances
the
film
tothe
next
unexposed
frame.
You
can
then
continue
taking
pictures
until
the
filmcartridge
isfully
exposed'
This
allows
you
to
useseparate
filmcartridges
fordifferent
types
of subjects,
or
Ti11""n,",', exposed
filmcartridge
isloaded
into
ina *
camera
that
does
notsupport
mid-roll
film
change,
the
camera
willsetthevisual
exposure
indicator
to "Exposed"
and
will
not
load
the
film.
Be
sure
tocheck
the
features
of
each
camera.
E ttew
Type
Prints
TheAdvanced
PhotoSystem
allows
thecamera
to shoot
threetypes
of prints:
inaddition
to classic
print
types
(C
print),you
can
nowshoot
wide-angle
(Hprint)
and
panorama
(P
print)
prints.
The
Advanced
Photo
System
canalsoimprint
date/time
information
on
theback
of
the
print,
oronthe
frontand
back
ofthe
print.
The
system
canalso
imprint
titletext
ontheback
of
theprint.
"Character
size,shape,
color,
position,
andability
to print
on
both
sides
may
varyaccording
tothe individual
photo
shop'
Back
ofthe
print
E NewProcessingMethods
Previous
135
(35mm)filmhasalways
been
returned
from
the
processing
labas negative
strips.
Thishasmade
ordering
reprints
inconvenient
since
each
picture
must
be
foundonthenegative
strips.
With
theAdvanced
Photo
System
however,
thenegative
filmis returned
fromthe
certified
shopreloaded
in itscartridge,
accompanied
byan
index
print.
Unlike
hard{o-see
negative
strips
ofprevious
cameras,
this
index
print
(where
all
shots
can
beviewed)
makesreviewing
prints
mucheasier.
Users
cannoworder
reprints
simplybymatching
the lD on thebackof the print
or
onthe
index
print
withthelDonthe
filmcartridge,
and
then
specifying
theprint
number
to be reprinted
atthe photo
shop.
L--
tr-o - --r - - - -- - - - - - - J---r -- - r -
I
Visual
exposure
indicators
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1Simple
film cartridgetoading.
(--+
16)
. Unlikeprevious
135
(35mm)
film,
there
is
no
need
to
open
the
back
cover
and
pull
the
film
leader
across.
Previous
film
rE-_l
l#
ffi
l€=,€l
1_==z=G
E:\:---->
Cprint
H
print
Pprint
) A choiceof print types (--;
Zr a You
can
choose
from
three
p,20)
nt
types.
print
. C print;
Classicprint
. Hprint:
Wide-angle
print
. Pprint:
Panorama
print
Print
tyPe
selection
lever
Exposure
data
recorded
here
Data
recorded
onfilm
(examPle)
. Date
and
title
. Print
type
. Print
quantity
. Flash
ON/OFF
. Subject
brightness
Etc.
3
I, A variety of data (lX information) is recorded
magnetically on the film surface.
. Alltheinformation
described
at left
canbe recorded
on
the
film.
. Theexposure
information
is usedintheprinting
process
toproduce
better
quality
prints.
FilmstriP
lD Exposed film cartridges can be processed for
printing at Advanced photo System certified
shops. (-+ 26)
I After
developing,
theshop
willreturnyourpictures,
alon-g
with
anindex
print,
and
the
film
cartridge
with
the
film
inside.
. Whgl ordering
reprints
froma certified
shop,
lustmatch
the
lDonthe
back
of
the
print
oronthe
indexprint
sheet
with
thelDonthefilm
cartridge,
and
specify
whichprints
you
want. '-q
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5Choose
the print type.
(+ 20)
.f The
vieMinder
field
changes.
Turn the zoom lever to
set the subjectsize.
(-+
21)
Position
theAF frame
over the subjectand
pressthe shutter button.
(-+ 22)
.f The
flash
fires
automatically
in
backlit
orlow-light
conditions.
Whenyou have
finished
the film and it has
rewound,remove
the
film cartridge.
(-+25)
. Check
that
the ! icon
on
theLCDpanel
isblinking
andthenopen
thecartridge
companment
cover.
. Remove
thefilm
cartridge
andclose
thecartridge
compartment
cover. El-t
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Openthe film cartridge
compartmentcover.
(-+ 16)
.Turn
thecrank
until
the
cover
opens.
7
3Drop in the film and
close the cover.
(+ 16)
. Check
that
the
visual
exposure
indicator
on
the
film
cartridge
shows
either
C
(unexposed)
or D (Partially
exposed).
Switchthe camera
on.
(-+
18)
lThe lens
cover
opens
and
the
lens
isset
forshooting.
El-to

Nomenclature
. (-->
I) isshorthand
for"See
page
I".
i U nemotecontrol/Self-timer
button
(+ p.35,
36)
lndicated in this docum€nt as rrc g
Shutter button (-+ p.22) Flash
(with
built-in
red-eye
reduction
lamp)
Light
metering
window
Viewfinder
(-->
p.1
4, 20)
Green
indicator(-+
p.23)
Orange indicator
H Print
quantity
specification
button(-+p.46)
6 Flash
mode
button
(-+ p.27)
'F|titte
selection
button
(+ p.a2,
a8)
Date
button
(+ p.38,
a0)
Select
button
(-+p.40,
42,
47,48)
Zoom lever
(-+ p.21)
Remote control
sensor
AFemitter/sensor
Print
type
selection
lever
(+ p.20)
Main
switch(-+p.t8)
Batterycompartment
cover
(
+ p.15)
Viewfinderwindow
Attaching the Strap
Sothat you do not droPYour
camera,attach the straP Provided
before you use the camera.
. Attach
thestrao
asshown
insteps
e
and
@
Push-button
projection
Set
button
(-+p.39,
40,47,48) Tripod
socket
#"€
Mid-roll
change
button
(-) p.25,44)
Film
cartridge
compartment
cover
Film cartridge
compartment cover
crank (-+ p.16,
25)
Strap
mount
(-+
p.12)
i-=---;U;;ih;-pn;h-butto"pr"rectl"nitpu;h-th;SEr-ecr i
i l3 button
(--;
p.40,42,47,48),the
SET
button
(--+
p.39,
40' i
i - 47. 48\and the 3^€
button (- p-25. 44)- i
E',
LCD
panel
. Remote
control
(RC-s)
issold
separately.
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Nomenclature
" (+ l) isshorthand
for
"see
Page
I"'
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Remote
controliself-timer
button
(-+
p'35'36)
lndicated
in
this
document
as trra l)
Shutter
button
(-+
P.22) Flash
(withbuilt-in
red-eYe
reduction
lamP)
Light
metering
window
Viewfinder(-+ p.
14, 20)
Green
indicator(+ p.23)
Orange
indicator(-+p.23)
H Print
quantity
specification
button
(-+ p.46)
E Ftash
mode
button(-+p.27)
il titte
selection
button
(-+p.42,48)
Date
button
(-+p.38,
40)
Select
button
(-+p.40,
42,
47, 48)
Setbutton
Zoomlever
(-+
p.21)
Remote
control
sensor
AF emitter/sensor
Attaching
the
Print
type
selection
lever
(-+p.20)
Mainswitch (-_>
p.18)
Battery
comPartment
cover
(-+
P.15)
Viewfinder
window Strapmount
(+ p.1
2)
Film
cartridge
compartment
cover
crank
(-+p.16,
25)
before
you use
thecamera'
. Attach
the
strap
as
shown
in
steps
O
and
@.
Film
cartridge
compartment
cover
(-+p.39,
40,
47, 48\ Tripod
socket
F# Mid-roll
change
button
(-->p.25,44)
LCD
panel
Push-button
Projection
. Remote
control
(RC-S)
issold
separately. El-t:

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LCD Panel(normally
displays
only
the
required
information) Applicable
Battery:
One
CR2lithium
battery
FlashOnindicator
Print
quantity/Custom
function
indicator
selection
indicator
Titleselection
indicator
Battery
level
indicator
Compose
your
picture
within
this
frame
(Hprint).
FlashOffindicator
6 g-15,:";Il"n'" tl Open the battery cover.
I . Push
at
@
and
slide
the
cover
out
untilit
stops
O.
Then
slowly
openthe
cover
@and
remove.
Flash
mode
selection
indicator
Remote
control/
Self-timer
indicator
Frame
counter
Filmcartridge
indicator
Loadthe new battery.
. Ensure
that
the + and-
terminals
are
positioned
correctly.
EA (on) Battery
fullYcharged
E (on) Prepare
a newbattery.
-lq;1ir
(blinking)Install
the
new
battery.
(-+
p.15)
r Frames
Whentaking
pictures
at
distances
between
0.45and
1.0
m (1.5
and3.3
ft.),
compose
your picture below
this
frame.
The areaabove
thisframewillnotaPPear
in
thepicture.(-+P.2a)
Reattach
thecover.
. Clip
the
end
ofthe
cover
in
place
and press
itdownC.
Then
slide
the
coverfully
closed
@.
I The El iconappears
on
theLCD
panel
andthe
date/time
display
"---- --"
blinks. 2
Adjust
thedate
and
time.(-+a0)
lose-up
Frame
EI-t+
Position
this
frameoverthe subject.
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1Openthe film cartridge
compartment
cover.
.Turn
thecrank
until
the
compartment
cover
opens.
About the Film Cartridges
. Use1X240
cartridge
film.
. You
cannot
useconventional
135
(35mm)
film
inthis
camera.
. Usefilmcartridges
thatshow
the O (unexposed)
or )
(pafiially
exposed)visual
exposureindicators.
Load the film cartridge.
. Loadthe cartridge
withthe
visualexposure
indicator
facing
out.
]Close the cartridge
compartment cover.
. Press
thecartridge
compartment
cover
closed
until
itclicks
into
Place.
I The ! iconappears
on
the
LCD
panel
and
the
film
isautomatically
woundon.
Filmcartridge
Framecounter
indicator
"1" appears
on the
framecounter.
. lf
"1"
isnotshown,
check
that
the
filmcartridge
isloaded
correctly.
. When
you
load
afilm
cartridge
that
isshowing
the D
(partially
exposed)
indicator,
thecamera
automaticallY
advances
the
filmto
the
first
unexposed
frameand
from
thatooint
onthe
frame
counter
shows
thetotal
numberof
frames
exposed.
g (unexposed)
Checking
the PhotographyData
Film
sensitivity
Maximum
number
ofavailable
shots.
; ,:ti
'i l.n
l-sdl
. With
thecamera
switchedoff,
press
the 6 button.
t Theinformation
shownbelow
appears
ontheLCD
panel.
Film
type
In :Colornegativefilm
Ir :Colorreversalfilm
bL : Black
and
white
film
- - :Otherfilm
. lfyou load
afilmcartridge
showingthe8 (fully
exposed)
or !(processed)
indicator,
"0"
appears
onthe
frame
counterand
the I
icon
blinks.Replace
thefilm
cartridge
withonethatshows
the O (unexposed)
or
) (partially
exposed)
indicator.
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Press the main switch.
I Thelenscoveropens
and
the
lensiszoomed
outto
thewide-
angle
setting
(23
mm).
I The
flashissettoautomatic
flashoperation
(Auto
mode).
(--+p.27,28)
. lf
you
press
the
mainswitch
again,the
lensretracts,
thelens
cover
closes
andthecamera
switches
off.
To
avoid
obscuring
theimage
with
your
fingers
and
to
ensure
a clear
sharp
picture,
take
care
to keep your
hands
and
hair
awayfrom
theareas
marked
. below.
. AFemitter/sensor
. Light
metering
window . Flash
. Lens
Hold
the
camera
asshown
below
when
takino
pictures.
Checking the Battery Power
Check
thatthebattery
icon
ra appears
onthe LCD
panel
when
you
switch
thecamera
on.
crt (on) Thebattery
is
fully
charged.
q (on) PreParea newbattery'
-{a (blinking)
Install
thenewbattery.
(-+p.15)
Anewbattery
generally
has
sufficient
capacity
for
ten25-shot
filmcartridges
(based
on Canon's
Standard
TestMethod
with
normaltemperatures
and
withtheflashused
for50% ofshots).
E. Use
oneCR2 thium
battery.
. Always
check
thebattery
capacity
beforeusing
the
camera.
. lfyouaretraveling
or intendto takemany
pictures,
takea supply
of spare
batteries.
Thebatteries
may
bedifficult
to obtainat yourdestination.
. lfyoutakea numberof consecutive
shotsusing
theflash,
thebattery
power
maydropoff
temporarily
and
prevent
theLCD
panel
from
displaying
datacorrectly.
lfthisoccurs,
switch
the
camera
offandwaita fewminutesbefore
switching
itonagain.
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Withthiscamera,
you
can
choose
anyofthree
types
of
print:
C print,
Hprint
orPPrint.
Turn the print type
selection lever.
t Theviewfinder
screen
changes
asshown
below
when
You
select
a print
type.
. Youcanselect
a different
print
type
foreachshot.
t Theblack
areas
inthe
viewfinder
donotappear
on
the
print.
El-zo
use
the
zoom
lever
tochange
the
size
ofyour
You
can
subject.
i*'-
ItTil
Wide-angte
(23mm)
Use
this
setting
for
large-
scale
images
such
as
scenery
andgroup
pictures
[] Tetephoro (46mm)
Use
this
setting
for
pictures
wnere
you
want
to
zoom
in
onyour
subject,
such
as
portraits.
C print HPrint
f _ |
I :: ll ::
t-l wffi
Select
thebest
print
type
forthesubject
photographing.
Turn the zoom lever.
. Turning
the
lever
to
theright
zooms
In
onyour
subject,
while
turning
it
to
the
left
zooms
our
for
a wide-angle
shot.
i f=l
;yfll",.*it"r.,.lh;;",; ;;;il;l;;;-i"l;i,*, I
i HI settowtde
angle(23mm).
i .lf thecamera
isleft
unused
for4 minutes
with
the I
i lens
extended
tothe telephoto
position,
thelens i
i automatically
retracts
tothe wide_angle
position
"u " i
j protective
measure. ,
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Theshutter
button
hasa two-step
action.
The
firststepsets
thefocusand
exposure,
while
the
second
step
releases
theshutter.
Set the focus.
. Position
theAF
frameover
your
subject
and
press
the
shutter
button
down
halfway.
I The
green
indicator
lights
when
thecamera
has
focused
onthe
subject.
. Keeptheshutter
button
pressed
downhalfway.
Takethe picture.
. Presstheshutter
button
down
fully.
. Pressthebutton
down
gently
andsmoothly.
I The
shutter
isreleased.
;There-is;t;ry;ldhftalat
bAiween
tneihutter i
button
being
pressed
andthe shutter
releasing'
ln
general,
you
should
hold
thecamera
still
untilyou
hearthefilm
windingnoise,
whichindicates
thatit has
finished
takingthepicture.
. Youcanuse
theCF1custom
function
setting
to
specify
Realtime
Release
photography,inwhich
the
shutter
isreleased
instantly.
(-+ p.48, a9)
1
Green
indicator
Orange
indicator
Green indicator
!1f pamera
ready
to shoot
(subject
infocus).
Blinks
(4
times/sec.):
proximity
warning
*1
Orange indicator
Lit:
Flash
fuily
charged.
Blinks
(4
times/sec.):
Camera
shake
warning
(with
the
flash
switched
offl "2
{) When
theproximity
warning
appears,
moveiwiy irom
the
subject
until
the
green
indicator
stops
blinking
and
"2
.You
should
use
a tripod
or
other
camera
mount
when
the
camera
shake
warning
appears.
ESubject{
.' \rWindow
a
When you are takingpictures
through
a window,
hold
the
camera
as close
to the glass
as possibte
(20cm (0.7
ft.)
or
less)
and shoot
at an angle
to
the glass.
lf you are too far from the
window,
thecameramay focus
on the surface of the glass
rather
thanon the subject.
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Close-up Photography
When
you
are
shooting
atdistances
of45cm
to 1m
(1.5
to3.3
ft.),thearea
visible
through
the
viewfinder
does
not
match
thearea
actually
included
intheshot.
Thearea
above
theclose-up
frame
markings
will
notbe
included
inthe
photograPh.
Fortaking
pictures
atdistances
of45cm
to 1 m (1.5
to
3.3
ft.),
follow
thesteps
below,
using
the
close-up
frame.
AFframe
.{ Set the focus.
I . Position
the
AF
frameover
the
subject
and
Press
the
shutter
button
down
halfwaY.
. Check
that
the
green
indicator
islit.
. KeeP
theshutter
button
pressed
downhalfwaY.
Compose
the shot and
takethe picture.
. Comoose
theshot
so
that
the
subject
isbelow
theclose-uP
frame
and
takethe
Picture.
. Donotchange
thedistance
between
the
camera
and
the
subiect.
Area
visible
inthe
viewfinder
but
not
photographed.
Area
actually
photographed
(inside
dotted
line)
The
film
rewinds
automatically
when
itreaches
the
end.
The
frame
counter
counts
down
asthe
film
rewinds
and
the !
icon
blinks
when
the
film
is
fully
rewound.
. To
remove
the
film
cartridge
before
the
end
of
the
film
is
reached,
see
p.44.
. You
can
use
the
CF3
custom
function
setting
toprevent
the
camera
from
automatically
rewinding
when
itreaches
the
end
of
the
film.
(-+
p.a8)
Check that the ! icon
is blinking.
.lf the
I icon
is
not
blinking,
use
the
push-
button
projection
(-+
p.12)
to press
the #"?button
(-+p.13).
Open
the film cartridge
compartment
cover.
.Turn
the
crank
until
the
cover
opens.
Take
out the film
cartridge.
I The
! icon
onthe
LCD
panel
goesoff.
I The
visual
exposure
indicator
onthefilm
cartridge
has
changed
to
g (fully
exposed).
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32
E1
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Film Cartridge Processing
. Exposedfilm
cartridgescanbe processed
for
printing
atAdvancedPhoto
Systemcertified
shops.
. Allcertified
shopsdo
thefollowing:
C Return
your
cartridgewiththefilminside.
@ Process
all
threetypes
ofprints.
@ tvtake
anindex
print
sheet.
@ Usethe
printquality
dataforbetter
qualityprints.
@ lmprintthe
dateandtitleonthebackofthe
print.
Handling Film Cartridges After Exposure
. When
ordering
reprints
ata certifiedshop,besure
tomatchthelDnumberfromthe
backof
the
print
you
wantorfromtheindex
print
withthelDonthe
film
cartridgebefore
handingin
your
film
cartridge.
a
a
a
Handleandstoreindex
prints
andreturnedfilm
cartridgescarefully.
Thevisual
exposure
indicatoris
set
to I
(exposed)
forfilm
cartridges
thathavebeenfully
exposed,andto ! (processed) forfilmcartridges
thathave
beendeveloped.
Donot
place
camerasorfilmcartridgesnear
televisions,speakers,orothersourcesofstrong
magneticfields.
FilmstriplD
tr
You
can
switch
the
flash
off
orset
ittofire
each
time
you
take
apicture.
Select
the
mode
tnat
beitsuitsyour
subject
andyour
surroundinos.
' The rl) and O(t) .Etting"can be stored
inthe camera,s
m_emory.
At shipment,the camera ts set so that the flash mode is
(t) when you switch the camera on. However,if you switch the
camera
offwhile the flash mode is set to O(r) , that setting is
stored
in the camera's memory and the flash mode will begin from
.@ttt whenyou switch
theiamera 0""f. on. -
. You
can use the CF2 custom function""tting io specifythat
whichever
flash mode is activewhen you s*jtcf, of the camera
be stored rnthe camera,s memory. (_+
p.ag)
+
oHir DATE
oA
$ Flash
mode
button
Select
the flash mode.
. Each
timeyou
press
the
6 button,
the
blackpointer ^ at thetop of the
LCDpanel
moves
to thenext
setting.
. Position
the blackpointer
underthe
desired
flash mode.
rf Forthe Auto flashwithoutred_eve
reduction
setting,
the blackooinier
rsnot displayed.
Auto
flash
without
red-eye
reduction
(no ^L disptayed)
(+ p.2B)
(t) Auto
flash
withred_eye
reduction
(_+
p.29)
Flash
ON(-+p.31)
Flash
OFF(+ p.32)
Slow
synchro
with
red-eye
reduction
(_+p.33)
,
I
o
I
E
-When
the (t) or O(t) flash
mode
is
selected
sothatthe
flash
fires
automatically,
theblack
point"r.
upp"arsunder
the
1 icon
when
youpress
theshuttei
outton
JJwn halfwav.
@,
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tr ttl Auto
Flash
Without
Red-eye
Reduction
Use
this
mode
totake
pictures
ofsubjects
other
than
people,
ortophotograph
people
without
using
thered-
eye
reduction
lamp.
lnthis
mode,
theshutter
releases
immediatelY.
In
backlit
or
low-light
conditions,
the
flash
fires
automatically
when
youpresstheshutter
button'
t?J
(Q) (
1) Auto Ftash With Red-eye Reduction
Use
this
mode
to reduce
thered-eye
effect
when
vou
are
takingpictures
ofpeople
inlow-light
conditioni.
When
youpress
theshutter
button,
thered_eye
reduction
lamp
lights
and
then
the
flash
fires.
.| Set the flash mode to
I @.
. Press
the 6 button
until
the
pointer .a. isbelow
the
@ icon
onthe
LCD
panel.
Switch the camera on.
I Settheflashmode
toAuto
flash
without
red-eYe
reduction
(t)
.
i The oointer ^^. lsnol
displaYed
ontheLCD
Panel'
l| lfthe
flash
isgoingtofire
automaticallY,
thePointer.l'
appears
below
the t icon
when
the
shutter
button
is
pressed
downhalfwaY.
. Take
thepicture.
Move
to within 2 m
(6.6
ft.)of your subject.
. Theeffective
range
of the
red-eye
reduction
lamp
is
2m.
3Get your subject to
look at the camera.
. Thered-eye
reduction
function
is
only
effective
if
the
subject
islooking
directly
at
the
camera
Effective
FlashRange
(usinga color
Print
film
c{ldge)
r----------_--_
I r= .lf the
pointer
-a' isdisplayed
on
theLCD
panel' i
I Hl pressthe 6 button
untilthe pointer
9lfqqqg-ql:, I
Slowly press the shutter
button down fully.
t The
red-eye
reduction
ramp
lights
and,
after
about
a
second,
the
shutter
releases.
. Keep
the
shutter
button
pressed
down
until
you
hear
the
film
advance
to
the
nexr
frame.
tr
@rtr
Film
speed Wide-angle Telephoto
tso
100 0.45
to3 m
(1.5
to9.8
ft.) 0.45lo
2.2
m
(1.5
to
7.2
tt.)
tso200 0.45
to
4.2
m
(1
.5
to13.8
ft.) 0.45
to3.1
m
(1
.5to10.2
ft.)
tso400 0.45
to
6.0
m
(1
.5
to19.7
ft.) 0.45
to4.4
m
(1.5to 14.4
tt.)
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Red-eye Reduction Function
When
youuse
the
flash
totake
photos
ofpeople
in
low-light
conditions,
their
eyes
sometimes
glow
red
inthephotograph.
This
isreferred
toasthered-eye
effect
and
iscaused
bythe lightofthe
flash
being
reflected
off
theretina.
In @ mode,
thered-eye
reduction
lamp
lights
for
approximately
1second
before
the
flash
fires.
This
causes
thesubject's
pupils
tocontract,
minimizing
therisk
ofred-eye.
i = ;ffi;; 6;;a;F;;J;; A;tridiE,;;iil -l
i lll operation
isdelayed
forapproximately
1second
to i
i neighten
theeffectiveness
ofthe lamp.
To.
make I
i tfre
shutter
operate
immediately,
use
the 6 Outton i
i to select (t) mode(-+ p.28)
andthen
takethe i
i picture. i
i; hF't6Tsuia;1ft;ffi-Gina-ih;;A:;F i
i ljl reduction
function '
1. Because
this
function
is noteffective
unless
the
subject
islooking
directly
atthe lamp,
attract
the
subject's
attention
sothathe or shelooks
atthe
camera.
2. Take
thepicture
from
within
2 m (6'6ft') of your
subject.
3. Theeffectiveness
ofthe red-eye
reduction
function
varies
fromperson
to person.
4. Setthelens
tothe wide-angle
setting.
5. Raise
the
ambient
light
level
asmuch
as
possible.
Changing
the FlashMode tr
E , Ftash ON Mode
In
this
mode,
the
flash
fires
regardless
ofthelight
conditions
when
thepicture
istaken.
Use
this
.ening
for
fill-in
flash
indayright
orto soften
the
oufline
ofthe
subiect.
Set the flash mode to l .
. Press
the 6 button
until
the
pointer
.. isbelow
the t icon
ontheLCD
oanel.
. Take
thepicture.
f t\'-
o E i, onte
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tr €) Flash
OFF
Mode
In
this
mode,
the
flash
does
not
fire
regardless
of
how
dark
conditions
are
when
the
picture
istaken.
Use
this
mode
forsunset
shots,
for
places
where
flash
use
is
prohibited,
or
for
avatlable-light
photography.
Set the flash mode to et .
. Press
the 6 button
until
the
pointer
^a. isbelow
the @
iconontheLCD
Panel.
. Take
the
picture.
warning),
set
thecamera
ona steady
surface
oruse i
tr Ei @, Stowsynchro
Mode
with
Red-eye
Reduction
This
function
isuseful
when
you
are
taking
pictures
of
peopte
against
asunset
ornighttime
background.
The
combination
ofslow
shutter
speed
and
flash
illuminates
the
subject
while
still
capturing
thebackground.
Set the flash mode to El.
. Press
ttre 6 button
until
the
potnter.L is below
the El icon
onthe
LCD
panel.
I After
approximately
1second,
pointers
appear
under
the @
and I icons.
. Take
thepicture.
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Lock
the
focus
when
you
want
thesubject
ofyour
shot
to beoff
toone
side
of
the
frame.
Lock the focus.
. Position
the
AFframe
over
the
subject
and
Press
the
shutter
button
down
halfway.
I The
green
indicator
lights
whenthe
subject
isin
focus.
. Keeo
theshutter
button
pressed
downhalfwaY.
\ Compose
theshot
and
,lZ taXe
thepicture.
. Compose
your
shot.
. Press
theshutter
slowly
and
smoothlY
all
the
waY
down.
t Theshutter
isreleased.
The
self-timer
function
allows
you
totake
a picture
when
you
are
some
distance
fiomthe
camera.
1
1Setthe mode to Setf-
timer.
.f Press
the
rrrc
O button.
Ii The trrr N) icon
appears
onthe
LCDpanel.
. lf
you
press
the rrr N)
button
again,
the
rrrc g
disappears
and
Self-timer
mode
iscancelled.
Gompose
the picture
and pressthe shutter
button.
t The
red-eye
reduction
tamp
flashes
(once
a
second)
and
a 10-second
countdown
is
displayeo
on
the
LCDpanel.
.l The
shutter
isreleaseo
after
about
10
seconqs.
. To
cancel
the
self-timer,
press
therrrc g button.
i ;- .T;k;;ilih;Tihiltt";;;l;;1n"-.u'"iit"tn" i
i ft subject
doesnotchange.
lf thedistance
does i
i. - :lll9::9:I-tt9:-1*--193'l-- - -i
i ,=r ;d;;l;;;;#;;1i;sils;lr-t^;;/d;6-6t.f i
i lll mode,
youcanlock
thefocus(step
1)
andit remains i
I tocked
forapproximatety
4 minutes
after
you release i
i tneshutter
button.
Thisgives
youtime
to setthe i
I to"rs beforehand,
compose
theshot,
and
thentake i
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Use
theremotecontrol
to releasetheshutter
fromup
to
5 m (16.4
ft.)in
frontofthe
camera.
Remote
Control(RC-s)
Replacing the Remote Control Battery
Replace
the
battery
when
theremote
control
will
no
longer
release
theshutter.
Battery:
One
CR 2Og2
gVlithium
battery
4 Pull out the battery
I holder.
. Use
a pen
orother
pointed
implement
topush
in
the
release
button
as
you
slide
the
battery
holder
out.
Load a new battery into
the holderand fit the
holderback into the
remote
control.
. Ensure
that
the
+and
-
terminals
are
positioned
correctlv.
Setthe camera
to
RemoteControl mode.
. Press
the lro rJ button.
I The rrc tt icon appears
on the LCD oanel.
. lf you press the lrrr N)
button
again,
the rrr- g
disappears
and Remote
Control
modeiscancelled.
1
Take
the picture.
. Lockthe focusandthen
compose
yourshot Then
ooint
the remote
control
transmitter
towards
the
sensor
on the camera
and
oress
thetransmitter
button.
I The red-eye
reduction
lamP
blinks
oncea second
(or
remains
lit
when red-eYe
reduction
is used)and a
countdown
isdisplayed
on
the LCD oanel
to show
that
the camera
has received
the
signal
fromthe remote
control.
+ The shutter
is released
approximately
2 seconds
later.
() . Remote
control
photography
maynotbe[oisible if
theremote
control
sensor
onthecamera
isexposed
tosunlight
or strong
fluorescent
light.
ln such
situations,
usetheself-timer
totale the picture,
or
move
thecamera
toanother
location.
. Thecamera's
remote
control
function
mavnot
operate
correcfly
ifthecamera
isclose
to a
fluorescent
light
during
signal
reception.
lf
this
occurs,
move
the
camera
away
from
the
fluorescent
light.
El-zt
iN)
Sensor
El-:o