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1. This camerais not resistanttowater.and shouldnot
be used outdoorsif it is rainingor snowing.lf it is
accidentallydroppedin water,contactan authorized
Canon servicefacility.Keep the cameraout of salt
spray and excessivehumidity.lf used at the beach,
clean it thoroughlyafterwardwith a dry cloth.
2. Storethe camerain a cool, dry, dust-freeplace.Be
sure to keep the cameraout of directsunlight,and
away from "hot spots"such as the trunk or rear
windowshelf of a car.Avoid placeswhere mothballs
are used,and use a desiccantin excessivehumidity.
3. Do not attemptto disassemblethe camerayourself,
sincethereis high-voltage
circuitryinside.
4. The batteriesmay explodeor cause burns if
disassembled,recharged,shorted,exposedto high
temperatures,
or disposedof in a fire.
5. Use a blowerbrushto removedust and sand from
the lens and insidethe camera.Do not applyany
fluidsto the lens or body.Takethe camerato an

authorizedCanon servicefacilityfor a more
thoroughcleaningif necessary.
6. Film passingthroughX-ray examinationsat an
airportmay be exposedand ruinedeven when
loadedin the camera.Requesta differentmethodof
inspectionto avoid damage.
7. Color reproductionmay be adverselyaffectedif the
film is left in the camerafor a long time.Always
developexposedfilm promptly.
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and (2) this devicemust
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that
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unlessotherwisespecifiedin the instructions.
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or modifications
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This equipmentgenerates,uses and can radiate
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accordancewith the instructions,
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However,there is no guaranteethat interferencewill not occur
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to radioor televisionreception,whichcan
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Beforetakingpictures,pleasereadthese instructions
of how the cameraworks.
for a thoroughunderstanding
Table of Contents
These instructionsare divided into four sections:Introduction,
BasicOperations,AdvancedOperations,and Additional
When first usingthe camera,be sure to read the
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startingfrom the Introduction.
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Tableof Contents
Q u i c kR e f e r e n c e
N o m e n c l a t u.r.e. . . . . . . . . . . .
A t t a c h i n tgh e S t r a p
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E L o a O l i gt h e B a t t e r y . . .
C h e c k i n gt h e B a t t e r yP o w e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2. . . 1
E T u r n i n gt h e P o w e rO n a n d O f f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3
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E Viewfinder...................
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E S h u t t e rB u t t o nA c t i o n . . . . . . . . . .
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L o a d i n gt h e F i l m
T a k i n g P i c t u r e s ( F u l l A u t o M o d e ) . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . 2 O
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G r e e n / O r a n gIen d i c a t o r s
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Focus Lock (Focusingnear.theedge of the
picture
frame)
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S e t tni g t h e D a t e / Tmi s Q I E .........................27
C h a n g i n gt h e S h o o t i n gM o d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 8
E Auto Flash Mode without Red-eyeReduction.29
E Auto FlashMode with Red-eyeReduction......30
R e d - e y eR e d u c t i oFn u n c t i o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1
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E F l a s nO N M o d e
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E F t a s nO F F M o d e . . .
E R e a tT i m eR e l e a s eM o d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4
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E S e l f - t i m eMr o d e . . . . . . . . .
S l o w - s y n c h rFou n c t i o n
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Quick Reference
For furtherdetails,referto the page indicatedby (- f).
1. Load the battery.
(- 11)
2. Load the film. (- 18)
3. Pull the film tip across
until it reachesthe film
tip position mark. Then
close the back cover.
(- 18)
4. Turn the mode dial to
G!reD.(- 13)
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5. Changethe subject size
as desired.(- 15)
6. Position the AF frame
over the subject and
lightly press the shutter
button halfway down.
(* 16)
. Keep the shutterbutton
pressedhalfwaydown.
. Checkthat the green
indicatoris lit and then
composethe picture.
7. Press the shutter button
fullY.1- 16;
. ln low lightor backlight,
the flashfires
automatically.
8. When the film has
finished and rewound,
remove the film. (- 23)
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VieMinder Window
MeteringWindow
Shutter Button (* 16)
AF Light Receptor
Mode Dial (- 29;
Red-eye Reduction/
Self-timerLamp
(- 31, 36)
Lens
Zoom Lever ( @l Wide-angle
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Viewfinder(-
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Orange Indicator(BatteryCover (-
11)
22)
Green Indicator(* 22)
Film Check Window
Back Cover
Latch
Tripod Socket
Strap Clasp
*O Film Rewind Button
(- 23)
SET ButtonrUE)
(- 27)
SELECTButton
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MODEButton
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Attaching the Strap
Beforeusingyour camera,attachthe strap provided.
Be carefulnot to dropthe Camera.
Pass the strap through the
strap holder on the left side
of the camera.
. Followstep e beforestep
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Button on strap clasp
Push-button release
. Use this buttonto pressthe
Select and Set buttons (- 27
and the Film Rewindbutton
(- 23).
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Becoming Familiar with Your Camera
E Loading the Battery
Battery
: Onelithium
(DL123A
battery
or CR123A,
3V)
1. Open the battery cover.
. To open, inserta coin into
the slot.
2. Load the battery.
. Alignthe + and terminalscorrectlyand
insertthe batterytop (end)first.
3. Closb the battery cover.
. Close the cover until it
clicks.
rf E is displayedon the
LCD panel.
I The date displayis reset
t o " 9 4 .1 . 1 . " .
Readjustto the correct
date/time.(- 27)
When removingthe old
battery,pull the bottom(+
end) out first.
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Checking the Battery Power
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on theLCDpanel.
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thebattery(* 11)
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Shooting capacity
Approx.17 rollsof 24'exposurefilm with 50% flash
use. (Data basedon Canon'sStandardTest
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Whena modeis selected
withthe modedial,the
poweris turnedon andpictures
canbe taken.
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mode (except GB).
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shooting.
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Toprotectthe lens,be sureto turnoffthecamera.
Turn the mode dial to GB.
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camera.
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Becoming Familiarwith Your Camera
E Viewfinder
Picture frame
For ordinaryshooting,
composeyour picture
withinthis frame.
Close-up frame
When the shootingdistance
is between0.6 and 1 m (2
a n d 3 . 3 f t . ) ,c o m p o s ey o u r
picturewithinthis frame.The
area abovethis framewill not
be includedin the picture.
AF frame
Placethis frame over the
subjectyou wish to focuson.
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zoomlever.
El Wide-angle(38mm)
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image.For taking
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This camerahas a two-stepshutterbutton.
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1. Press the shutter button
halfway to focus.
. Keeo the shutterbutton
halfwaypressec.
. Makesure the green
indicatoris lit.
2. Without releasingyour
finger, press the shutter
button fully to take the
picture.
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. Be sure to press the
shutterbuttongently.
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Totake sharp pictures,hold the camerafirmlyso
thatit does not move.
. Hold the camerawith both
hands.
. Keep your elbowsclose to
your body.
. Hold the cameraagainstyour
nose and look throughthe
viewfinder.
. Be carefulto keep fingers
and hair from obstructingthe
lens,AF lightemitterand
receptor,meteringwindow,
and flash.
Metering
window
AF lightemitter
AF light receptor
Flash
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1. Slide the back cover latch
downwards.
*The backcoveropens.
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3. Pull the film tip across
until it reachesthe film
tip position mark.
. Makesure the film lies
flat.
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4. Close the back cover.
You can check if a film is
loadedby lookinghere.
5. "1" is displayed in the
frame counter.
while a film is loaded,do not
lf the cameramalfunctions
removethe film. Take the camera to a Canon service
lacilitywith the film still inside.
. lf you forcethe film out of the camera,the cameraor film
may be damaged.
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counter,the film has not
loadedproperly.Reloadthe
film.
Even if the subjectis not e)<actly
centered,the A|AF
(SmartAF) functionwill focus on the subject.
In low lightor backlitconditions,
the flashwillfire
automatically.
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1. Turn the mode dial to
GlireD.
* The poweris turnedon,
and the lens is set for
shooting.
2. Change the subject size
as desired.
. Look throughthe
viewfinderand pressthe
zoom leverto achievethe
desiredpicture
composition.
3. Position the AF frame
over the subject and
press the shutter button
halfway.
. Keep the shutterbutton
halfwaypressed.
. Makesure the green
indicatoris lit.
. Composethe picture.
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G reen/Oran ge I ndicators
When the shutterbuttonis pressedhalfway,the
indicatorslightup or blinkto indicatewhetheror not
shootingis possible.
Green
indicator
Orange
indicator
O Green indicator
Lightsup: Subjectis in focus. (Readyfor
shooting.)
@ Orange indicator
Lightsup: Flashlamp is charged.
Blinks: Camerashakewarning(in "Flash
OFF" mode).
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Thefilm rewindsautomatically
end.
The framecountercountsdown duringfilm
rewinding.
Once rewindingis complete,"0" is displayed
in the framecounterand the film can be
removed.
1. Slide the back cover latch
downwards.
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2. Removethe film.
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Rewindingthe film in mid-roll
.Pressthe film rewindbutton ::o on
thebottomof the camera.
.Usethe push-button
releaseon the
srrap.
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Focus Lock
Use this modeto focuson a subjectpositioned
close
to the edge of the pictureframe.
1. Center the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button halfway.
. Ke€p the shutterbutton
halfwaypressed.
. Make sure the green
indicatoris lit.
2. With the shutter button
halfway pressed, frame
your picture as desired.
Then press the shutter
button fully.
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AF = AUtojocus
Ai = Artificialintelligence,
TheAiAF (SmartAF) functionhas a wide measuring
areaand is the latestmechanismfor providing
accuratefocus adjustment.This mechanismwas
developedbased on the analysisof several
and on Canon'sunique
thousandphotographs
know-how.
.The camerafocuseson the
subjecteven if it is not in
the centerof the
viewfinder,or if there is an
obstructionin front of it.
The camerawill accuratelY
focus on two subjects
positioned
side by side,
and not on the background
betweenthem.
.lf you are takinga picture
througha window,set the
cameraat an aPProPriate
angle,with a camera-towindowdistanceof about
20 cml0.7 tl.
lf you are too far awaY
from the window,the
camera may focus on the
glass of the window rather
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The automaticbuilt-incalendaris programmeduntil
the year 2019 and allowsyou to recordthe date and
time on the bottomright-hand
cornerof tne
photograph.lt is not necessaryto set the date every
timeyou shoot.
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replacethe battery (the date revertsto
"94 1 1") or when you are travellingto
a differenttime zone.
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The flash can be forcedto fire or can be turnedoff.
Choosethe modesuitablefor the subjector placeyou
are shooting.
Turn the mode dial to
select the mode.
Real Time Release
Mode (* 34)
Auto Flash Mode with Red-
(-* 30)
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Self-timer Mode
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Flash OFF Mode
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GlireD
Reduction
Inlowlightor backlitconditions,the flash fires
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FlashDistance Range (With color print film)
Filmspeed
38mm
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105mm
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(2 to 20.3 ft.)
0.6 to 2.4 m
(2 to 7.9 ft.)
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0.6 to 4.8 m
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OAUTO
Use this mode to reducethe red-eyeeffectthat can
occur when you take picturesof peoplewith the flash
lamp.In dark or backlitconditions,
the red-eye
reductionlamp automaticallylightsbeforethe flash
fires.
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2. Stay within about 2 m/
6.6 ft. of your subject.
. The red-eyereduction
lamp is only effective
withinthis distance.
3. Tell your subject to look
at the camera.
. The red-eyereduction
functionis not effective
unlessthe subjectlooks
straightat the lamp.
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halfway.'
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lamp lightsup and the
shutterwill not release
for aboutone second.
. Keep the shutterbutton
halfwaypressec.
5. After about one second,
press the shutter button
fully.
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shutteris released.
Red-eyeReduction Function
Withflashphotographyin dark places,the subject'seyes
mayappearred.This phenomenonis called"red-eye"and
reflectsoff the retina.
occurswhen flash illumination
In red-eyereductionmode @AUTO,the red-eyereduction
lamplightsfor about 1 secondbeforethe flash is fired.This
causesthe pupilsof the subject'seyes to contractand
minimizes
the likelihoodof red-eyeoccurring.
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The flashfires regardlessof the lightconditions.
Use this modefor fill-inflashduringthe day,or to
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ln normalphotography,aller you checkthat the green
indicatoris lit and pressthe shutterbutton,thereis a
very short intervalbeforethe pictureis actuallytaken.
With real time release,the photographis taken almost
instantly(within0.03 seconds).
Use this modefor situationssuch as photographs
of
rapidmovementor children'sfaces where an instant
cameraresoonseis essential.
1. Turn the mode dial to
Et.
2. Position the AF frame
over the subject and hold
the shutter button down
halfway.
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zoomingsound.
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indicatoris lit.
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usingfocus
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the subject. When you
see the picture you want,
press the shutter button
fully.
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Includeyourselfin the pictureby delayingshutter
releasewith the self-timer.
the self-timeroperatesin the auto
In brightconditions,
flash mode with red-eyereduction.In low light
conditionsit automaticallyoperateswith the slowsynchrofunction(- 37). Placethe cameraon a
steadysurface,or mount it on a tripod.
1. Turn the mode dial to rU.
2. Position the AF frame
over the subiect and
press the shutter button.
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(approx.once/sec.)for about
10 secondsbeforethe
shutteris released.
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the shutterbutton.This will cause incorrectfocus.
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two
secondsbeforethe shutteris released'However,if
the red-eyereductionfunctionhas been activated,
the lamp will remainlit duringthe last two seconds
beforethe shutteris released.
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camerato be repaired.
Problem
11
No batteryis loaded.
The batteryis inserted
with the wrong
polarity.
The battery has
completelyexpired.
Load the battery.
Reinsertthe battery
correctly.
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Replace the battery.
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The mode dial is set
to GD.
Selecta mode with
the mode dial,
suitablefor the
subjector place you
are shooting.
Replace the battery.
Reloadthe film
correctly.
Removethe film and
loada new one.
Keep presseduntil
the shutteris
reteaseo.
Changethe flash
mode.
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check
indicator B
is not
displayed.
The shutter
does not
release.
The batteryhas expired.
The film is not loaded
properly.
A rewoundfilm is
loadedin the camera.
The shutterwill be
releasedonly after
red-eyereduction
lamp is lit for about 1
secono.
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. Replace the battery,
The battery has
expired.
The
photographs
are blurred.
Remedy
Cause
The battery
check
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indicator U
blinks.
Ensurethat the AF
light emitterand
receptorare not
blockedby hair,
fingers,etc.
Make sure you do nol
In selttimer mode,
you stood immediately stand immediatelyin
front
of the camera
in front of the camera
when pressingthe
when pressingthe
shutterbutton.
shutterbutton.
Press the shutter
The camera moved
button gently.
when the shutter
button was pressed
(camerashake).
When the shutterwas
released,the AF light
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17
36
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Problem
Cause
'H"
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lanel.
winding.
Remedy
Turn the power on. lf
the H is still
displayed,replacethe
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Q.1 Can slidefilm be usedwith this camera?
A.1 Yes it can, but use DX-codedfilm with a speed of
I S O2 5 , 5 0 , 1 0 0 , 2 0 0 , 4 0 0 , 8 0o0r 1 6 0 0 .
Q.2 What is ISO?
4.2 The ISO numberindicatesthe film'ssensitivityto
lightin numericalterms.The higherthe number,
the more sensitivethe film is to light.For ordinary
photographyISO 400 film is recommended.
Q.3 Can films otherthan DX-codedfilms be used?
A.3 Yes they can, but non-DX-codedfilms are
automaticallyregisteredas ISO 25. For ISO 25
filmsand non-Dx-codedfilm,loadthe film and
closethe back cover.Pressthe shutterbutton
once or twice.
Q.4 The date imprintedon the photographis difficult
to read.
A.4 ls this becausethe backgroundof the date
imprintis bright?Framethe photographso that
the date is set againstsomethingdark, or at least
so that it is not set againstanythingwhite or
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Type: 35mm fully automaticlens-shuttercamera with builtin
zoom
lmage Size:24 x 36 mm
Lens: Canon38mm-105mmf/3.8-9.9
Focus Control: Ai active auto-focussystem
Shooting Distance:0.6 m (2 ft.) to infinity
Shutter: Electromagneticdrive shutterwith combinable
programs
Viewfinder: Real-imagezoom viewfinder
Viewfinder Displays: Pictureframe,close-upframe,AF frame
Viewfinder Eyepiece Area: Green indicator(readyfor
shooting),Orange indicator(camerashake warning/flash
charged)
Film Loading: Automatic(automaticblank film advance)
Film Winding: Automatic
Film Rewinding:Automaticat end of film, mid-rollrewinding
possible
Frame Gounter: Countsup duringwinding,countsdown
duringrewinding
Film Loaded Verification: Film window on back cover
10-seconddelay timer,
Self-timer: Electronically-controlled
activatedby pressingthe shutter button.The self-timerlamp
blinksand the frame countercountsdown the remaining
seconds.
Metering Range (lSO 100):
Auto/FlashON modes
Wide: 1/40f/3.8to 1/550f/15 (approx.EV10 to EV17)
Tele: 1/100f/9.9 to 11450tl32 (approx.EVl1 to EV19)
FlashOFF mode
Wide:2 sec. f/3.8to 1/550f/15 (approx.EV3 to EV17)
Tele'. 2 sec. f/9.9 to 1/450 tl32 (approx.EV5.7 to EV19)
Self-timermode (Auto + Slow-synchro)
Wide: 1/3 f/3.8to 1l55Ol/'15(approx.EV6 to EV17)
Tele: 1/3 f/9.9 to 11450l/32 (approx.EV8.7 to EV19)
Film Speed Setting: ISO 25 to 3200; DX-codedfilm set in
one-stepincrements
fires in
Built-in Flash: Built-inretractableflash,automatically
low light or backlitconditions.
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ISO100 Wide: 0.6 to 6.2 m (2 to 20.3 ft.)
Tele: 0.6 to 2.4 m (2 to 7.9 ft.)
ISO400 Wide: 0.6 to 12.4m (2 to 40.6 ft.)
Tele: 0.6 to 4.8 m (2 to 15.8ft.)
FlashRecycling Time: Approx.6 seconds
FlashMode Selection: Dial ooerated
C nuto mode without red-eye reduction:
Automatically
fires in low lightor backlitconditions
@ Ruto mode with red-eye reduction:
Automatically
fires in low lightor backlitconditions
@ FlasfrON mode:Always fires
@ FlasnOFF mode:No flash
@ Self-timermode:Automatically
fires in low lightor backlit
conditions(with slow-synchro)
@ Real+imereleasemode:Automatically
fires in low light
or backlitconditions,no red-eyereduction,single-point
centerfocusing,releasetime lag of 0.03 sec.
PowerSupply: One lithiumbattery(DL123Aor CR123A,3V)
ShootingCapacity:Approx.17 rollsof 24-exp.film
Dimensions(WxHxD):
Modelwithoutdate: 123x 64 x 46 mm (4.8x 2.5 x 1.8 in)
Modelwith date:
123 x 64 x 50 mm (4.8 x 2.5 x 2 in)
Weight(withoutcamera battery):
Modelwithoutdate: 245 g (8.6 oz.)
Modelwithdate: 255 g (9 oz.)
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Type:Built-inLCD panel and automaticcalendarwith quartz
digitaldate/timeclock, programmedwith dates until the year
2019(compensates
automatically
for long and short months
and leap years)
DataTypes: 4 date/timeformats
CharacterDisplay Format: 7-segmentLCD
Date/TimeColor: Orange
Date/TimePower Supply: Same as camera supply
.All data are based on Canon's StandardTest Method.
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