Canon Prima Super 105, Prima Super 105 date User Manual

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Precautions
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Displaying the Date/Time
Setti ng the Date/Ti m s
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Troubleshooting..........
Questions
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frame)
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Flash
Red-eye
Reduction Function............................31
Flasn
ON Mode
Ftasn OFF Mode... ....................33
Reat Time Release Mode.............................34
Self-timer Slow-synchro Function
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16)
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