Thank you for purchasing this Canon product.
Before taking pictures, piease read these instructions
carefully for a thorough understanding of how the camera
operates
Table of Contents
These instructions are divided into four sections;
Introduction, Basic Operations, Advanced Operations, and
Additional Information, When first using the camera, be
sure to read the instructions from the Introduction.
Convention
The following convention is used in these instructions:
^ Warnings you should observe when using the
™ camera.
Please note that these instructions are for both the model with the
date function and model without date function. Information
relevant only to the model with the date function is marked with
the symbol
B5
Quick Reference
Load the battery.
1
Load the film.H14)
Pull the film tip across
until it reaches the
mark. Then close the
back cover. (-^14)
Turn the mode dial to
. . (-> 16)
^ The lens cover opens and
the lens is set for shooting.
H13)
Il6
Quick Reference
Use the liiilWide/ Hf]
Tele zoom button to
select the size of your
subject. (^18)
Position the AF frame
over the subject and
take the picture. 19)
• In low-light, the flash fires
automatically.
When you have finished
the film and it has
rewound, remove the
film. 23)
• Check that the frame
counter on the LCD panel
has returned to "0" and then
open the back cover
• Remove the film and close
the back cover.
B7
Nomenclature
LCD panel
*AF is an abbreviation for Auto Focus.
LCD Panel
Battery level indicator
Viewfinder window
i4)
Frame counter
(normally displays only the required information)
B-8
Nomenclature
For further details, refer to the page indicated.
Viewfinder (—> 10)
Mode dial 24) Green indicator 22)
Date display panel Film check window
MODE button
. 33, 34)
[m|Wide/ [;4] Tele
zoom button 18)
SELECT button
34) «3B
SET button
(-r 34)
Qu Mid-roll rewind button
Date display panel
Date and lime imprinting
□ATE
'8:8a8:'8S
(normally displays only the required information)
Strap mount
11)
Battery cover (—> 13)
Tripod socket
H 23)
Ii-9
Viewfinder Frames
Nomenclature
For normal photography, use
this frame to compose your
shots.
Close-up frame
When the shooting distance is
between 0.6 and 1 m (2 and 3.3 ft.),
compose your picture within this
frame. The area above this frame
wili not be inciuded in the picture.
H21)
-10
your subject. (-> 19, 21, 32)
Attaching and Using the Strap
Attaching the strap.
• To ensure that you do not drop
your camera, attach the strap
provided
• Attach the strap as shown in
steps Q- and ®
About the Projection on the Strap Buckie
Move along
I he strap.
Button push projection
■ Use the button push pro[ection to
push the S£t£CT button (-r 34).
the SET button (-> 34) and the
Qu button (—> 23)
B-11
Holding the Camera
To ensure a clear sharp picture, hold the camera firmly
so that it does not move when you take a picture.
•Hold the camera with both hands and brace your
elbows lightly against your body,
• Rest the camera against your forehead, look through
the viewfinder and then slowly and gently press the
shutter button.
• When you hold the
camera, take care to
keep your fingers, your
hair and the strap away
from the lens, AF
emitter/sensor, light
metering sensor and
flash
■ Dust or soiling on the AF
Flash
emitter/sensor causes
focusing difficulties Wipe
soiled areas clean before
taking pictures.
• Hold the camera still until
you hear the sound of
the film winding on,
indicating that the
camera has finished
taking the picture.
AF emitter
AF sensor I
Lens
Light-metering
sensor
|@)
f~
B-12
D] Loading the Battery
Applicable Battery: One lithium battery (CR123A)
Open the battery cover.
• To open, insert a coin into
1
the slot.
Load the battery.
• Align the + and - terminals
correctly and insert the
battery bottom (- end) first
Replace the battery
cover.
► The 1^ icon appears on
the LCD panel
► The date display on the
LCD panel changes to
“ '94 1 1". Set the date and
time. 34) i
n
11-13
Loading the Film
Open the back cover.
• Push the lever down.
Load the film.
Film guides
B-14
Position the film
correctly between the
film guides.
Pull the film out to the
.GI^I (film leader
position indicator).
• Make sure that there is no
slack in the film when you
pull It out
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