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Type | 35mm SLR |
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Lens Mount | Canon EF |
Film Format | 35mm |
Shutter | Vertical-travel focal-plane |
Shutter Speed | Bulb |
ISO Range | ISO 6 - 6400 |
Focusing Modes | One-Shot AF, Manual |
Metering Modes | Evaluative, Partial, Center-weighted average |
Film Transport | Automatic |
Viewfinder | Pentaprism |
Exposure Modes | Program AE, Shutter-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual, Depth-of-field AE |
Metering Range | EV 0 - 20 (at ISO 100, f/1.4) |
Provides guidelines for camera care, storage, and handling to prevent damage and ensure proper operation.
Explains the behavior of the LCD panel under different temperature conditions.
Details battery usage, handling, and performance at low temperatures.
Explains the importance of clean lens electrical contacts for camera functionality.
Steps for installing batteries, attaching a lens, and setting the focus mode.
Instructions on loading film and focusing on the subject.
Guidance on taking a picture and unloading the film.
Identifies and describes various external buttons, dials, and levers on the camera body.
Details all indicators and information displayed on the camera's LCD panel.
Explains the indicators and information visible within the camera's viewfinder.
Describes the functions of different zones on the Command Dial (Basic, Creative).
Explains the AF Mode Dial settings and Film Advance Mode Lever options.
Explains icons used in the manual and how page references are indicated.
Clarifies the meaning of the Custom Function symbol and its related settings.
Explains icons indicating functions that operate for a specific duration.
Step-by-step instructions for securely attaching the camera strap.
Detailed guide on battery installation and checking the battery level.
Procedures for correctly mounting and removing camera lenses.
How to adjust the viewfinder's diopter for clear vision.
Explains the functions of pressing the shutter button halfway and completely.
Comprehensive steps for loading film and unloading it after use.
Techniques for holding the camera to prevent blur and ensure sharp images.
Guide to point-and-shoot simplicity using the Full Auto mode.
Details on automatic flash firing and the AF-assist light function.
How to activate and use the red-eye reduction feature.
Mode for isolating subjects by blurring the background.
Mode optimized for capturing scenic views and wide vistas.
Mode for detailed close-up photography of small subjects.
Mode for freezing fast action and motion.
Mode for low-light photography, often with slow sync flash.
How to use the self-timer for group shots or self-portraits.
Instructions on using the eyepiece cover to prevent light entry.
How to imprint date/time information onto photographs (QD models).
Step-by-step guide for setting the camera's date and time.
Procedure for replacing the battery in the quartz date back.
Guide to choosing between One-Shot, AI Servo, and AI Focus AF modes.
Methods for selecting the camera's focusing points (auto or manual).
Techniques for focusing on subjects not aligned with standard focusing points.
Troubleshooting difficult subjects for autofocus and manual focusing methods.
Explanation of Evaluative, Partial, and Centerweighted metering modes.
Using Program AE for easy exposure control with program shift options.
Setting shutter speed while camera sets aperture for motion control.
Setting aperture while camera sets shutter speed for depth of field control.
Full manual control over shutter speed and aperture for exposure.
Automatic depth of field control for sharp near and far subjects.
How to lock exposure settings for recomposing shots.
Adjusting exposure levels beyond automatic settings.
Capturing multiple exposures with varying exposure levels.
Performing long exposures using the Bulb setting.
Technique for overlaying multiple images on a single frame.
How to disable or enable the camera's audible beeps.
Using mirror lockup to minimize vibration for sharp telephoto shots.
Manually setting the film speed when the camera cannot read DX codes.
Choosing between single-frame and continuous film advance.
Using the RC-1 wireless remote controller for shooting.
Connecting and using the RS-60E3 wired remote switch.
Details on the built-in flash operation in various shooting modes.
Adjusting flash output for optimal exposure.
Advanced flash features like E-TTL, High-Speed Sync, and FE Lock with Speedlites.
Using flash automatically in Full Auto and other shooting modes.
Synchronizing flash with high shutter speeds for motion freezing.
Locking flash exposure settings for specific lighting situations.
Capturing multiple flash exposures with varying outputs.
Using modeling flash to preview lighting effects.
Setting up and using wireless flash systems with multiple units.
Compatibility and usage of non-EX series TTL autoflash Speedlites.
Step-by-step process for selecting and configuring custom functions.
Procedure to reset custom functions to their default settings.
A comprehensive list of available custom functions and their options.
Definitions of essential photographic terms like exposure, shutter speed, and aperture.
Detailed explanation of depth of field and its influencing factors.
Table showing feature availability across different camera modes.
Table detailing AE lock effects based on focusing point and metering modes.
Table illustrating AF mode and film advance mode compatibility.
Description and example of the program line graph for exposure settings.
List of exposure warnings and recommended countermeasures.
Solutions for common camera operational issues and errors.
Descriptions of key optional accessories for the camera.
Technical specifications of the camera, including dimensions and performance data.