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General| Type | Rangefinder camera |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Focus | Manual |
| Shutter | Leaf shutter |
| Aperture | f/1.9 - f/16 |
| Weight | 620g |
| Shutter Speeds | 1/4 - 1/500 sec, B |
| ISO Range | 25 - 800 |
| Film Advance | Manual |
| Film Rewind | Manual |
| Flash | Hot shoe |
| Battery | PX625 (mercury) or equivalent |
| QL | Quick Loading |
| Exposure Metering | CdS cell, automatic exposure control |
| Viewfinder | Bright-line with parallax correction, coupled rangefinder |
Identifies key external controls and features on the camera body.
Identifies specific parts located on the rear and sides of the camera.
Instructions on how to correctly insert and load mercury batteries into the camera.
Guidance on safely removing and replacing mercury batteries, including storage advice.
Procedures for checking the camera's battery power level for both Canonet G-III 17 and 19 models.
Step-by-step guide to loading 35mm film into the Canonet G-III using its QL mechanism.
Instructions on how to set the ASA film speed on the camera after loading film.
Details on ensuring the film is correctly engaged with the sprocket and secured.
Steps to rewind exposed film back into the cartridge safely.
How to open the camera back and remove the film cartridge after rewinding.
Explains how to use the camera's automatic exposure (EE) mode for photography.
Details on adjusting shutter speed based on simple exposure symbols for different lighting conditions.
How to check and adjust exposure using the viewfinder indicator and camera controls.
How to set up and use the camera for long time exposures using the 'B' setting.
How to manually set the aperture for creative exposure effects and technical control.
Instructions for initial film advance and verifying correct film loading and winding.
How to achieve focus by merging the double image in the viewfinder using the focusing lever.
Guidance on composing the shot within the frame and pressing the shutter button.
Tips for making extended time exposures, including using a cable release and tripod.
Details on using the optional Canolite D flash unit for automatic flash photography.
Lists power source, size, and weight specifications for the Canolite D flash unit.
Guidance on using external flash units via the accessory shoe or flash socket.
Important notes on film compatibility and battery drain when using flash units.
Instructions on operating the built-in self-timer for delayed shutter release.
Lists available lens hoods and various types of 48mm filters for the camera.
Details available flash units like Canolite D and different Canon release models.
Mentions the availability of a gadget bag and a hard case for the Canonet G-III.
Lists contact addresses for various Canon U.S.A. offices across different states.
Lists contact information for Canon offices in Europe, Africa, Middle East, South America, and Southeast Asia.
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