Canon 110ED20 User Manual

Canon 110 ED 20

The Canon 110 ED 20 is an improved version
of 110 ED which won popularity as the best
pocket-size camera. With its bright lens, date
imprinting mechanism and other remarkable
features, the 110 ED 20 will give you the fine
resolution of photos. Please read the in
structions carefully before using the camera
to become acquainted with its many features.

Specifications

Lens: Canon 26mm f/2 lens, with 5 elements in 4

groups.

Focusing: Rectilinear movement of the lens coupled

to double image rangefinder.

Automatic Exposure Range: EV 1 (f/2, 2 sec.) to EV

18 (f/16, 1/1000 sec.)

Distance Scale: ft. 2 3 10 30 go

Shutter: Electronic shutter; 2 sec. —1/1000 sec.

Shutter safety lock mechanism warning battery
exhaustion. Mechanical shutter; 1/125 sec.,
operated only when the battery chamber cover is
removed.

Automatic Flash Mechanism: Automatic flash

photography with Canolite ED. The shutter
speed is set at 1 /30 sec.

m 0.6 1 3 10

Viewfinder Information: Rangefinder, field-of-view

frame with two different parallax correction
marks (Im and 0.6m), overexposure warning lamp
(red lamp to the right of the picture frame) and
camera shake warning lamp/battery checker/
mechanical shutter release signal (yellow lamp
to the left of the picture frame), display of
date set (appears when the shutter button is

pressed half way if the date switch is on).
Film Winding: Single stroke film advance.
Film Loading: Cartridge insertion.
Back Cover Opening: By sliding the knob on the

body's back.
Protector Cover: Sliding the cover on the front of

the body. Shutter button safety lock mechanism.
Hot Shoe: With direct flash contact.

Aperture Scale; f/2 f/4 f/8 f/16

Power Source: 6V silver oxide battery, Eveready 544

or Mallory PX28.

Date Mechanism: Date imprinting mechanism. Date

is set with the date switch and dials on the left

side of the camera.

Date Indications: Year; 0, 1-9, 78-88 and ■ (blank)

Month; 0, 1-12 and ■ Day; 0, 1-31 and B

Film Speed: ASA 80 and ASA 400.
Dimensions and Weight: 142 (Width) x 55.5 (Depth)

X 28.8 (Height)mm (5-9/16” x 2-3/16" x 1-1/8"),
340g (1 2 ozs.)

Accessories: Canolite ED, Speedlite Extender, Soft

Case, Releases 30, 50, Selftimer 8, Close-up Lens

110. Subject to change without notice.

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Shutter Button

Distance Knob

Aperture Scale
(Weather Mark ancT

Flash Mark Index ^ )

Viewfindi

Rangefinder Window

Light Measuring Cell

Lens

^Cable Release Socket

^Distance Scale (with Zone Focus Marks)

. Aperture Knob

Wrist Strap

Accessory Shoe

Date Indicator

Date Switch/
Battery Checker

Year Dial

Month Dial

Day Dial

Film Type Indicator
and Frame Counter

Film Winding
Knob

Back Cover Opening Knob

Eyepiece

-Tripod Socket

Battery Chamber Cover

Back Cover

Contents

Load the Battery

1.
Battery Check

2.

Insert the Film Cartridge ....

3.
Open the Protector

4.
Wind the Film

5.
Set the Date

6.
Set the Aperture Scale

7.
Set the Distance Scale

8.

Compose the Picture..............

9.

Press the Shutter Button ..... . p.18

10.

Take the Film Cartridge Out . . . . p.19

11.

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12. Automatic Flash Photography .. . p.20

13. Holding the Camera

14. Care of the Camera......................p.23

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p.22

Load the Battery

Press the knob for opening the back cover in

1

the direction of the arrow and open the back
cover.

2 Pull the battery chamber cover towards you.

Insert the battery according to the diagram

3

shown inside the back cover. Check to insure
that the poles are in their correct positions.

4 Replace the battery chamber cover.

• Since cold weather (below —10 C or 14 F)
affects batteries, hold the camera close to your
body until just before using it to keep it warm.

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Battery Chc»k

Slide down the date switch on the side of the
body to "ON". Look into the viewfinder while
pressing down the switch. If the yellow lamp on
the left lights up, the battery has sufficient
voltage. Use a silver oxide battery; either an

Eveready 544 or Mallory PX 28 (6V).

• When the battery is exhausted, the film
winding knob will be locked and the shutter can
not be released. Replace the battery or switch
over to the mechanical shutter.

• After removing the battery chamber cover,

the electronic shutter is switched over to the

mechanical shutter (1/125 sec.) automatically.