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General| Type | 35mm SLR |
|---|---|
| Lens Mount | Canon EF |
| Film Transport | Automatic |
| Flash Sync | 1/90 sec |
| Shutter Speed Range | 30 - 1/2000 sec |
| Viewfinder | Eye-level pentaprism |
| Exposure Modes | Program, Shutter-priority, Aperture-priority, Manual |
| Flash | Built-in |
Overview of Canon EOS 600 features like autofocus, high-speed microprocessor, and continuous shooting.
Guidance on using genuine Canon accessories for optimal performance and warranty validity.
Identifies various external parts and controls of the Canon EOS 600 camera.
Instructions for inserting and securing the six-volt lithium battery pack (2CR5).
Steps to verify battery power levels using the camera's display panel.
Procedure for mounting and dismounting Canon EF lenses onto the camera body.
Techniques for stable camera handling to ensure sharp pictures.
How to use the autofocus system to achieve sharp focus on subjects.
Explanation of operating the camera in its default automatic mode.
Method for locking focus on a subject to recompose the shot.
Steps for loading film and ensuring it's correctly set for shooting.
How to manually set film speed for films without DX coding.
How the camera automatically rewinds film at the end of the roll.
Explains the various pre-set shooting modes for different scenarios.
Using the Quickshots mode for candid outdoor photography.
Setting for landscape photography, emphasizing wide-angle lenses and focus.
Using telephoto lenses for action shots and tracking subjects.
Tips for portrait photography, focusing on composition and lighting.
Capturing detailed close-up shots of subjects like flowers or insects.
Using flash for indoor photography and its settings.
Explains the two autofocus modes: ONE SHOT for static subjects and AI SERVO for moving ones.
How to select between single frame advance and continuous shooting.
How to use the 10-second self-timer to include yourself in photos.
Using the viewfinder cover to prevent light leaks during self-timer use.
Identifies subjects that may cause autofocus issues and provides solutions.
Steps to manually focus using the lens's focus ring.
Guide to selecting between Manual, Program AE, Shutter-Priority AE, Aperture-Priority AE, and Depth of Field AE.
How the camera automatically selects the best program settings based on lens characteristics.
How to alter the shutter speed/aperture combination in Program AE mode.
How to set the shutter speed and let the camera determine the aperture.
How to set the aperture and let the camera determine the shutter speed.
Explanation of depth of field and its influencing factors.
How to use the depth of field preview button.
How to set the camera to achieve a specific depth of field range.
Tips for achieving better results with Depth of Field AE.
How to manually set both shutter speed and aperture for full exposure control.
How to meter specific areas of the scene for better exposure.
How to intentionally overexpose or underexpose shots.
How to take multiple shots with varying exposures automatically.
Visual examples of photos taken with different exposure compensation values.
How to take multiple exposures on a single frame for creative effects.
Using the Bulb mode for exposures longer than 30 seconds.
Important considerations and limitations when using Bulb mode.
How to program seven camera functions to individual preferences.
A chart detailing user-selectable and normal operations for various controls.
Guidelines for using dedicated Canon flash units for various shooting situations.
How to use flash as an auxiliary light to balance exposure in backlit scenes.
Details on different focusing screens and their suitability for various photographic needs.
How to use dioptric adjustment lenses to aid viewing and focusing.
Information on Canon's semi-hard cases designed for specific lenses.
Essential safety guidelines and precautions for using and storing the camera.
Notes on the LCD display's performance in different temperatures.
Meaning and troubleshooting for the "bc" blinking indicator on the display.
Best practices for checking and using the lithium battery pack.
Detailed explanation of all symbols and information displayed on the LCD panel.
Explanation of the information shown in the camera's viewfinder.
A chart detailing combinations of AF mode, Film wind mode, and Metering for P.I.C.
Compares how AF modes interact with single and continuous film winding.
Explains the program lines and camera-shake warning behavior.
Technical details of the Canon EOS 600 camera.
Information displayed within the viewfinder.
List of available shooting modes on the camera.
How the camera warns the user about potential shake.
The range of light levels the camera's meter can handle.
How film speed is set and its range.
The range and increment for exposure compensation.
The range and number of exposures for AE bracketing.
The capability and limit for multiple exposures.
Explanation of the phase-detection AF system and its modes.
The light sensitivity range for the autofocus system.
How the AF auxiliary light assists in low light conditions.
Description of the focal plane shutter and its control.
Range of shutter speeds and X-sync speed available.
Steps involved in loading film into the camera.
Details on single and continuous film winding modes.
How the film is automatically rewound after use.
Information on the camera's flash contact and synchronization.
How to use dedicated Speedlites with the camera for automatic flash.
Information on optional and standard grips.
How to preview the depth of field using the dedicated button.
Details on the information shown on the LCD panel and its timer function.
List and description of the seven custom functions.
Details about the camera's power source, a 2CR5 lithium battery, and checking it.
Information on the interchangeable back covers like Quartz Date Back E.
Physical dimensions and weight of the camera body.
Contact information for Canon Inc. and its regional branches.
