Canon EOS 5000 QD User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS
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Readtheseinstructions
carefully
before
using
instructions
consist
of
thefollowing
sixsections: our
camera.
The
l. Prgparations . :
I
An explanationof the preparations
you shoulr!carcy
out before
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photographs. )
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ll. Basic Operations
Anexplanation
ofthebasicwaysoftaking
photogr'4hs.
ill. ROuanced
Operations ,
An explanation
of different
ways
of taking
pf,rotographs
using
the
camera'svariousfunctions. {
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An explanationof howto usethe self-timelranddateimprinting
functions.
v. optionalBP-
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Anexplanationofhow
to usethe BP-8
AA Battery Pack
Vl. Otherlnfo$matioh'#e
An explanationof basic
photographic
terminology
and a guide
to
avai
lable
accessories.
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Maiffiffi; \
1. Light-weight
andcompact
single
lens
reflex
(SLR)
camera.
2. Awide
auto-focus/AlM"system \--' '/ \
. AIM
(Advanced
IntegratedMulti-Point
Control)
AIMis
asystemwhich
automaticallysets
theoptimumexposure
or
flash
exposure
at
oneofthethreefocusing
points
which
achievedfocuswithin
thewidefocus
area.
It
allowsanyonetotake
good
photos
just
by
composingthe
shotand
pressing
the
shutterbutton.
3. A simpledial
operationwhichallows
you to takephotographs
exactly
as you
seethem
in
theimagezone.
4. Silentoperation.
NoteW
. Your
new EOS
cameracan
be usedwith
anyCanonEF lens.These
instructionsinclude
an
explanationofhowtomountEFlenses.
. ln thisinstruction
manual,
the following
symbols
in noteboxeshave
the
following
meanings:
() : lmportantnotes
toprevent malfunction
ormisoperation.
E : Cameraoperationnotes
you
should
know
about.
;fil: : Usefulhints
oncamera
operationorshooting.
. The(- seepage
-) markindicates
thepage where
thereismoreinformation.
Please
readtherelated
information
accordingly.
. In orderto prevent
faulty
shots
or cameramalfunctions,
please
readthe
"Precautions"
onpage
6.
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IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
Thiscamerawillgiveoptimum performance
togetherwithspeciallydesigned
CanonEF
'r
lenses,flash
unitsandotherCanon-brand
accessories.The useof incompatible
lenses
or,i
otheraccessories
may resultin unsatisfactory
performance
or damageto yourcamera.We l
therefore
suggestthe useof CanonEF lensesand accessories.Damageto yourCanon
't
cameraasa result
usingincompatible
products
may
voidits
warranty. i
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Contents
Precautions
lmmediatecameraoperation...
Nomenclature..............
ExternalLCD
panel
I. PREPARATIONS
Attachingthe
strap....
Battery
installationand
battery
level
check
II. BASIC OPERATIONS
III.ADVANCEDOPERATIONS
Shutter-priorityAE
Flash
photography.......
Taking
photographs
with
exposureset
for
centerof
viewfinder
(partial
metering).....
IV.SELF-TIMEROPERATION
ANDDATEIMPRINTING
Self-timeroperation
lmprintingthedateortime.......
V. OPTIONAL BP-8AA
BATTERYPACK
VI.OTHER
INFORMATION
Correct
exoosure...
AE
Shutterspeed........
Aperture
va|ue.........
Film
speed
(lSO
number).............
Depth-of-fie|d...............
Troubleshootingtips
Functionsusableincombination
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Mounting
and
removing
lenses.. ...........16
Shutterbuttonandautofocus
operations..................................17
Loading
andremovingfilm ...................18
Focusing
onasubjectinthe
centerof
theviewfinder
(center
focusing) ..........37
Bulb
(long
exposure)
photography............... ..........38
Mid-rollfilm
rewind ..............39
Main
accessories........ ..........:...............53
Canonspeedliteflash
units ............53
Remote
switchRS-60E3 ................53
Eye-piece
extender
EP-EX15
............... ...........53
GripGR-8OTP............ ....................54
Cameracases ..............54
Dioptric
adjustmentlenses .............55
Majorspecifications.............. ................56
Aquick
guide
tofunction
settings .........59
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Precautions
Camera
Care
(1)
This
camera
isnotresistant
towater
and
mustnot
beusedin
therain
orinwater. lfthe
camera
accidentallygets
wet,
contact
your
nearest
Canon
service
center
assoon
aspossible.
lfa fewwater
droplets
fall
on the camera,
place
it on a well-ventilated
and stable
surface
and
wipe
itwith
aclean,dry
cloth.
(2)
The camera
can reachexcessively
hightemperatures
if exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
such
as whenleftin a carduring
theday. Heat
is a
common
sourceof camera
problems,
so please
take
care
where
you
leave
your
camera.
(3)
The
camera
contains
high-voltage
electronic
circuitry.
Onnoaccount
should
you
attempt
to
disassemble
the
camera
yourself,
as
this
canbe
dangerous.
(4)
should
dust
accumulate
on the lens
or inthefilm
compartment,
use
oneof
thecommercially-available
blower
brushes
to remove
the
dust.
'Never
use
cleaning
materials
containing
organic
solvents
etc.,onthe
camera
body
or lens. Should your
camera
become
particularly
dirty,
contact
your
nearest
Canon
Service
Center.
(5)Remove
the batteries
if you do not expect
to usethe camera
for an
extended
period. Store
thecamera
ina well-ventilated,
cooland
dry
place.
(6)
Donot
store
the
camera
inlaboratories
where
chemicals
arehandled,
as this
cancauserust
andcorrosion.
similarly
avoid
placing
the
camerain
drawers
or
other
places
where
chemicals
arestored. -
(7)
lf thecamera
hasnot been
usedfor a long
time,
prease
checkit
carefully,
particularly
if
takingit
onanoverseas
trip
orusingitfor
some
other
special
occasion.
Either
check
the
camera
yourself
ortake
itto
your
nearest
Canon
Service
Centerbefore
using.
The
LCDPanel
The
camera
hasa liquid
crystal
display
(LcD). LCDs
canbecome
faint
and
difficult
toread
over
timethrough
normal
usage.
Should
thishappen,
please
take
your
camera
to your
nearest
Canon
Service
Center
to have
the
displayreplaced.(There
is
achargefor
this
service).

Precautions
LCDs
also
respondmore
slowly
atlower temperatures
andcanturn
black
at hightemperatures
of60'C. lf restoredto a regular
temperature,
they
willoperate
asnormal.
Lithium
Batteries
TwoCR121NDL123Alithium
batteriesmustfirst
becorrectlyinstalled
for
thecamerato operate. Please
checkthe battery level
inthe following
instances:
(1)
when
you
replace
the
batteries
(2)
when
thecamerahasnot
beenusedfor
anextended
period
(3)
whenthe
shutter
will
notrelease
(4)
when
you
aretaking
photographs
invery
coldtemperatures
(5)
when
taking
particularly
important
photographs
, . Whenloading
batteriesintothe
camera,checkthatthebatterycontacts
arecleanand
avoidsmearingthemwithfinger-prints.
This is to preventpoor
contactand battery
drain.
. Batteries
can be extremely
dangerousif disassembled,
recharged,
exposedto high
temperatures,shorted,
ordisposed
ofinfire.
. Whilethese
batteriescan
serve
well
atlowtemperatures,
the
performance
will
dropoff
considerablybelowthefreezing
point. When
usingthecamera incoldtemperatures,
keep
a setof batterieswarminyourpocket
andinstall them
just
before
you
take
your
photographs.
Usingthe Camera
on Low Power
Even
when
the d-r symbol
onthe LCD
panel
blinks,correctlyexposed
photographs
canstill be taken whenthe shutteris released.
However,
autofilm
advanceandautomatic
rewindmaybe impossible.Please
replace
thebatteries with
new
ones.
Electronic
Contacts
Whenremoving
the lens,
be surenotto damagethe electronic
contacts
andthe
lens
surface.Hold
thelenswiththe
contactsfacing
upwards.
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Install
thebatteries.
Inserttwo lithium
batteries
(CR123A/
DL123A)
intothecamera
as
indicated.
Attach
the
lens.
Align the red marks on the camera and lens,
and turn the lens clockwise until it stops and
locks with a click.
Setthecommanddialto E
Loadthefilm.
Align the edge of the film leader with the
orange mark and close the back cover until it
clickssecurelyshut.
. The film will advance to the firstframe.

lmmediate
Camera
Operation
E Focus
thesubject.
v Composethe
subject
within
theAF frame
( [ ] ) and
press
theshutter
button
halfway
to
focus.
6 Take
the
photograph.
v Press
the shutterbuttoncompletely
to take
theoicture.
. Indarkor backlit
conditions
when
theAE
markin
theviewfinderblinks,
usetheflash
(- see page
33).
'7 Unload
thefilm.
I
' When the last frame on a rollof film has been
taken, the film will rewind automatically.
When complete, open the back cover and
remove
thefilm.
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Nomenclature
Built-in
flash
('see page
23)
Commanddial
(- see
page
13) Flashknob
Accessory
shoe
. For
attachingCanon
Speedliteflashes
andother
optional
accessories.
Strapfixture
(- see
page
14)
Back
cover
release
(- see
page
18)
Lensrelease
button
(- see
page
16)
Focusmode
switch
(- see page
16)
Zoomring
Manualfocusing
ring
(- see
page
51)
-',j/ill*' ,
LCD
panel
(- see
page
12) -l I
Shutter
button _-.'
(- see
page
17) I
Grip/
Battery
compartment
(- see
page
14)
AFauxiliarylight
(- see page22)
Red-eyereduction
lamp
(- see page
23)
Selttimerlamp
(- see
page
40)
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Nomenclature
Filmcheck
window
(- see
page
43)
Numeral
setting
button
(- see
page
43)
Eye
cup i
jl
Partialmetering/ ir,,,.,
AE lock
button
(- see page
36)
Center-focusbutton
(- see
page
37)
Filmrewindbutton
(- see
page
39)
Remote
control
jack
(- see
page
53)
. Forconnection
totheoptional
RS-603
RemoteSwitch.
Grip
positioning
hole
Batterycover
latch
(- see
page
14)
Backcover l
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11
J
Quartzdate
-
display
panel
button
(- see
pase
43) / /
euartzon"
--/ / 7
mode
switch / /
(- see
pase
43) / /
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Nomenclature
ViewfinderInformation
Thefigure
belowshows
allthe
information
Partialmetering
circle
Matte
screen
AElockindicator I
I
I
trf 66p[ -
(Lights
whenexposure
setting
is
correctorwhenflash
chargehas
been
completed.Blinkstwice
per
secondwhen
exposuresettingis
incorrect
ortowarnthat
flash
should
peused.)
that
canbe
displayed.
CenterAFframe
Wide
AFframe
f- ln-focustamp
(When
usingauto-focus,
thein-focus
lamplights
whenfocusing
isachieved.
lffocusingisnot
possible,
thelamp
blinkstwice
per
second.During
manualfocus,
thelamplightswhen
focusingis
achieved.)
L
- r- - r - Red-eye reduction indicator
(When
thered-eyereduction
lamp
lights,this
blinkstwice
per
secondfor
two
seconds.)
Number
ofremaining frames
of
film
Self{imeroperationindicator
(count-down)
Aperturevalue
Batteryindicator
Indicates
battery
level
External
LCDPanel
Thefigure
below
showsalltheinformation
thatcan
bedisplayed.
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Command
Dial
The tr lock
(OFF)
position
isthe reference
point
forthecommanddial's
settings.
Lock
(OFF)
(The
camerawillnot
operate
when
thedialis
settothis
position.)
lmagezone
lmageZone
Q : Fullyautomatic
(- see page
21)
qa : Portrait
(-'see page
25)
-l : Landscape
(+ see page
26)
r|l : Close-up
(- see page
27)
( : SPorts
(- see
Page
28)
[ : Lock
Shutter-priorityZone
Setstheshutterspeedintheshutter-priorityAEmode.
The
2000to8 numeralscorrespondtospeedsrangingfrom1/2000thofa secondto 1/8thofa
secono.
Function
Setting
Zone
B : Bulb
(- see
Page
38)
O : Self-timer
( r 5s. page
40)
€F : Mid-rollfilmrewind
(-, see
page
39)
Whennot
using
thecamera
set
the
command
dialto [l .Make
sure
the
shutterbutton
isnot
depressed
inadvertantly
byanyobject
ina camerabag,etc. A depressedshutterbutton will
drainthebatteries.
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Shutter-priorityzone
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I. PREPARATIONS
An explanation
of preparations whichmust
be carried
out beforetaking
photographs
andoftheoperation
of
the
shutter
button.
Thread
the ends of the neckstrap
throughthe
strapfixture
as shown.
Before
using,tugthestrap to make
sure
that
itis
firmly
securedtothefixture.
The
camerausestwolithium
batteries
(CR123A/DL123A).
. lf you have the BP-8 AA Battery Pack, please referto page 45
Slidethe batterycover latch
inthe
direction
indicated
to openthe
batterycover.
Insert
the batteries with
the+ and
- terminals
pointing
in thecorrect
direction
as indicated on the
battery
cover.
Close
the
batterycover.
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I. PREPARATIONS
Checkingthe Battery
Level
o\
.g
c
1 Release
the lock
byturning
the
' command
dialto a setting
inthe
image
zone
orshutter-priority
zone.
ra
\v,/
) The batteryindicator
will be
- displayed
on the LCDpanel.
The
batteryindicator
variations
indicate
the
following:
@ : The
battery
power
is
sufficient.
@: Battery
power
is low.Please
havenew
batteries
ready.
@ : Replace
both
batterieswithnew
ones.
@ : Please
see
page
7.
. The command
diallockmust
be released
before
a batterycheck
canbe
carriedout.
O Service life
oftwo
lithium
CR123A/DL123A
batteries
(number
ofrolls
of
film
that
canbe
taken).
- Tests
arebased
onnew
batteries,usingthe
EF35-80mm
f14.0-5.6lllLensand24-exp.
filmData
is
basedonCanon's
StandardTest
Method.
- Thenumber
of
rolls
will
be
reduced
for
autofocus
or
filmless
cameraoperations
f=]
tJl
lfnothingis
displayed
ontheLCD
panel,
check
toseeifthe
batteries
areinserted
upside
down.
Re-insertthe
batteries
thecorrectway
up.
Always
checkthebatterylevel
beforeusingthe
camera.
Remember
that
batteries
cansometimes
bedifficult
toobtainincertain
areas.Be
sure
to
have
an adequate
supplywhentraveling
overseas
or when
you expectto takea large
number
of
photographs
@
15
Temperature Without
Flash Half with Flash WithFlash
Normal
(+20'C) 110Rolls 45 Rolls 23Rolls
Low
(-10'C) 75Rolls 30Rolls 15Rolls
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lVlounting
and
Removing
Lenses
Mounting
a Lens
Removing
theLens
1 Removethe rearlens
capandthe
' bodycapbyturning
themasshown
bythe
arrow.
I Align
theredmarks
onthelens
and
- camera.andturnthe lens
inthe
direction
ofthearrowuntilit
clicks.
Q Setthe focusmode
switch
on the
v lenstoAF.
. lfthe
switchissetto M,autofocuscannot
be
used.
. When
usingautofocus,
do not touchthe
rotating
part
ofthelens.
2[ Remove
thefrontlens
cap.
-?
To remove
the lens,
press
and hold
downthelensrelease
button
andturn
thelens
asshown
bythe arrowuntilit
stops.
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The EOS
shutterbutton
can be pressed
halfway
or all the way.
The
shutterbutton
operates
as
follows.
Pressing
the Shutter Button
Halfway r
Pressing
theShutterButton
Halfway
. Thisinitiates
auto-focusing
(AF).
Whenfocusing
is achieved,
a
green
lightinthe
viewfinder
(the
focus
lamp)lights
up.
. At the sametime,
the shutter
speed
andaperture
combination
(exposure
setting)is set. The AE
mark
intheviewfinder
lights
upand
the aperturevalue
is displayed
on
theLCD
panel.
Pressing
theShutter Button
Completely
. Thisreleases
theshutterto take
thepicture
andthefilm
advances
byoneframe.
Pressingthe ShutterButton
Completely
t--=l
qJ
lf the shutterspeedis slow,
blurred
pictures
mayresult
dueto camerashake.In orderto
obtain
sharp
photographs,
please
notethefollowing
three
points:
. Avoid
movingthe
camerawhiletaking
a photograph.
. Alwayshold
theshutterbutton
atthehalf-way
point
beforetaking
photographs.
. Useafast-enough
shutterspeed
orusea tripodwhe
usingaslow
shutterspeed.
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When
a roll offilmisloaded,it
Then
as each
photograph
is
frame
byframe.The number
continuallydisplayed.
iswound
completelyonthetake-up
spool.
taken,thefilmrewindsinto
thecartridge
of framesremaining
on the rollof filmis
Infra-redfilm
cannotbe used.
Please
useDX-codedfilm,
as the
camerausesthisto automatically
detectandsetthefilm
speed. Films
witha speedrangingfrom
ISO25 to
5000
maybeused.
Releasethecommanddial lock
by
settingto
any
position
otherthanL.
Open
theback
coverbyraising the
backcoverrelease.
Tilt
thefilm cartridge
as shown
in
thediagramtoinsert.
The shutter curtain is an extremely high-precision
mechanism and must never be touched. When
loading film, be very careful not to allow your fingers
or the film to come into contact with the shutter
curtain. Otherwise, the shutter curtain may be
damages or bent.
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Correctlyset
I. PREPARATIONS
2[ Align
theedgeof thefilmleader'
' with
theorangemark.
. To ensure
thatthefilm lies
flat,
press
lightly
onthefilm
cartridge.
. lf too much
filmis protruding,
rewindthe
filmcartridge
slightly.
I Makesure
the
film
is alignedwith
v theorangemark
beforeclosing
the
back
cover.
Thefilmwill
then
begintoadvance,
andthenumber
ofavailable
frames
will
beginto increase.
When
thisis
completed,
you
willhear
soundlike
thatoftheshutterrelease,
andthe
number
of availableframes
will
appearontheLCD
panel.
. lfthenumberofavailableframes
does
not
appear,
thismeansthatthefilm
hasnot
beenloaded
correctlv.Re-load
thefilm
correctlv.
Incorrectlv
set
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