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Canon Sure Shot 105 ZOOM S Date User Manual

Canon Sure Shot 105 ZOOM S Date
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Canon Sure Shot 105 ZOOM S Date Specifications

General IconGeneral
Film Format35mm
Lens38-105mm zoom lens
Lens Elements6 elements in 6 groups
AutofocusYes
Exposure ControlProgrammed AE
ViewfinderReal-image zoom viewfinder
FlashBuilt-in flash with red-eye reduction
TypePoint & Shoot
Shutter Speed2 sec - 1/250 sec
Film Speed SettingDX-coded ISO 25-3200
Film TransportAutomatic advance and rewind
Battery1x CR123A lithium battery

Summary

Handling Precautions

Water Resistance & Environmental Care

Camera is not water-resistant; avoid salt spray, humidity, and direct sunlight. Store in a cool, dry place.

Internal Safety & Battery Hazards

Do not disassemble due to high-voltage circuitry. Handle batteries with care to avoid explosion or burns.

Cleaning and Maintenance Guidelines

Use a blower brush for cleaning; avoid fluids on lens/body. Seek professional cleaning if needed.

Film Transport and Storage Advice

Protect film from airport X-rays and develop promptly to preserve color reproduction.

Understanding Usage Conventions

Explanation of symbols used in the manual for warnings, additional info, and page references.

FCC Compliance and Regulatory Marks

Covers FCC compliance, radio frequency interference, and CE mark directives.

Introduction

User Quick Start Overview

Provides a quick reference guide to basic camera setup and operations.

Camera Components and Controls Identification

Identifies and explains the camera's parts and their functions.

Strap and Viewfinder Adjustment

Instructions for attaching the strap and adjusting the viewfinder for clear vision.

Basic Operations

Initial Setup: Battery and Film Loading

Step-by-step guide to loading the battery and film correctly into the camera.

Core Camera Functions and Handling

How to power on, check battery, hold camera, and use zoom.

Common Shooting Tasks and Film Removal

Covers auto flash, window shots, close-ups, self-timer, and film removal.

Quick Reference Guide

Loading Battery and Film

Visual steps for loading the battery and film, including film leader placement.

Initial Camera Power-Up and Settings

Instructions on turning the camera on and ensuring the lens and flash are set.

Basic Shooting Steps and Composition

Guide to setting shot mode, using zoom, framing, and taking the picture.

Film Rewind and Removal Process

Procedures for checking film rewinding and safely removing the film.

Camera Nomenclature

Front View Component Identification

Identifies key components on the front of the camera like lens, shutter button, and AF emitter.

Rear and Side View Component Identification

Labels parts on the rear/side such as remote control sensor, back cover release, and red-eye lamp.

Top and Side Control Identification

Identifies top and side controls like LCD panel, main switch, buttons, and dials.

Viewfinder and Best Shot Dial

Viewfinder Composition Areas Explained

Explains the AF frame, picture frame, and close-up area marks for composition.

Best Shot Dial Mode Functions

Details the various shooting modes available on the Best Shot Dial.

LCD Panel Indicators

Indicator Meanings (No Date Function)

Explains indicators like flash status, red-eye reduction, self-timer, and battery level.

Indicator Meanings (With Date Function)

Details indicators for flash, date/time, red-eye, self-timer, and battery when date function is active.

Strap and Viewfinder Adjustment

Attaching the Camera Strap

Visual guide on how to securely attach the camera strap.

Strap Buckle and Viewfinder Operation

How to use strap buckle projection and adjust viewfinder for clarity.

Loading the Battery

Battery Compartment and Insertion

Steps to open compartment, insert battery correctly, and confirm power-on status.

Loading the Film

Film Loading Procedure and Positioning

Steps to open back cover, load film, and position the film leader correctly.

Confirming Film Load and Type

How to check frame counter, indicators, and notes on film type/speed.

Turning the Power On

Power Switch and Lens/Flash Behavior

How to operate the power switch and understand lens/flash retraction.

Important Usage Precautions

Warnings against pressing lens/flash and advice on battery check if lens is not set.

Checking the Battery Power

Battery Status Indicators and Interpretation

How to interpret battery icons on the LCD panel for charge status.

Battery Life and Usage Tips

Information on battery life, low-temperature impact, and advice for extensive shooting.

Holding the Camera for Sharp Pictures

Camera Stability Techniques

Proper grip and bracing methods to hold the camera steady for sharp pictures.

Sensor and Lens Area Care

Advice to keep hands/strap away from sensors and lens; clean if soiled.

Confirming Picture Capture

Listen for film winding sound to confirm the picture has been taken.

Using the Zoom Function

Zoom Operation and Magnification

How to use zoom buttons to change image magnification (wide-angle/telephoto).

Zoom Usage Precautions

Warnings against touching the lens while zooming and notes on auto-retraction.

Taking Pictures in Auto Flash Mode

Auto Focus and Flash Operation Explained

How AiAF ensures focus and flash fires automatically in low light.

Focusing, Composition, and Shutter Release

Steps for focusing, composing the shot, and pressing the shutter button.

Post-Shot Actions and Realtime Release

Advice to hold camera steady and info on Realtime Release mode.

Auto Flash Indicators and Window Shots

Understanding Camera Indicators

Explains the meaning of green (ready) and orange (flash) indicators.

Tips for Shooting Through Windows

Proper camera positioning and distance when shooting through windows.

Close-up Photography Guide

Composing Close-up Shots with Area Marks

How to use close-up area marks for accurate composition at short distances.

Focusing and Shooting Close-ups

Steps for focusing and taking close-up pictures without changing distance.

Using the Self-timer

Activating Self-timer Mode and Countdown

How to set self-timer mode and understand the countdown process.

Self-timer Usage Tips and Stability

Advice on camera stability, flash behavior, and focus lock with self-timer.

Film Rewind and Removal

Automatic and Mid-Roll Rewind Process

Explains automatic film rewinding and how to manually rewind film.

Film Removal Procedure

Steps to check rewind completion and open cover to remove film.

Shooting Against Dark Backgrounds

Mode Functionality for Night/Sunset

Flash illuminates subject, slow shutter captures background for night/sunset shots.

Shooting Process and Recommendations

How to set dial, focus, shoot, use tripod, and compare with AUTO mode.

Effective Red-eye Reduction

Understanding and Preventing Red-eye

Explains red-eye cause and how the reduction function minimizes it.

Optimizing Red-eye Reduction Techniques

Tips for effective red-eye reduction: distance, subject attention, and lens position.

Taking Pictures with Red-eye Reduction

Steps to press shutter, wait for delay, and hold button until film winds.

Shooting in Real Time

Real-Time Shooting Mode Explanation

Mode for immediate picture taking with instant shutter release.

Setting and Using RT Mode

How to set dial to RT, focus, and take the picture.

RT Mode Usage Notes and Precautions

Advice on distance, lens touch, and red-eye reduction in RT mode.

Shooting Portraits

Portrait Mode Functionality and Auto Zoom

Mode to highlight subject, reduce background impact, with auto zoom and flash.

Portrait Shooting Steps and Considerations

How to set dial, focus, take picture, and notes on red-eye delay and zoom range.

SPOT Shooting for High Contrast Subjects

SPOT Mode Purpose and Application

For high-contrast shots; sets focus and exposure for the center of the viewfinder.

Using SPOT Mode for Shooting

How to turn the dial to SPOT and take the picture.

Changing the Flash Mode

Flash Mode Selection Method

How to cycle through flash modes using the dedicated button.

Overview of Available Flash Modes

Lists modes: Auto, Flash ON, Flash OFF, Manual Exposure Comp., Slow-sync.

Auto Flash (No Red-eye Reduction)

Mode Description and Immediate Shutter Release

Use for non-people subjects or without red-eye reduction for immediate shutter release.

Setting the Flash Mode and Range

How to set the flash mode and table showing effective flash range.

Auto Flash with Red-eye Reduction

Mode Purpose for Low Light Portraits

Reduces red-eye effect in low light for portraits by pre-flashing.

Setting the Red-eye Reduction Flash Mode

How to set the flash to the 'auto with red-eye' icon on the LCD.

Flash ON (Forced Flash) Mode

Mode Functionality for Fill-in Flash

Flash fires regardless of light; useful for fill-in or softening outlines.

Setting the Forced Flash Mode

How to set the flash to the 'Flash ON' icon.

Flash OFF (Suppressed Flash) Mode

Mode Purpose for Available Light Photography

Flash does not fire; suitable for sunset, low-light, or prohibited flash areas.

Setting the Suppressed Flash Mode

How to set the flash to the 'Flash OFF' icon.

Usage Precautions for Flash OFF

Notes on slow shutter speeds, camera shake, and tripod use with Flash OFF.

Flash OFF with Manual Exposure Compensation

Exposure Compensation Functionality (+1.5 / -1.5)

Allows manual adjustment of exposure by +1.5 or -1.5 stops.

Setting Exposure Compensation Levels

How to select +1.5 or -1.5 for exposure compensation.

Exposure Compensation Usage Notes

Explains use cases for +1.5 (dark subject) and -1.5 (bright subject) and their limitations.

Slow-sync Flash Mode

Mode Description for Nighttime/Sunset Shots

Combines slow shutter speed with flash to capture background and illuminate subject.

Setting the Slow-sync Mode

How to set the flash to the 'Slow-sync' icon.

Slow-sync Usage Recommendations

Emphasizes tripod use, subject stability, and comparing with other modes.

Using Single-Point Central Focusing

Switching to Single-Point AF Mode

How to switch from AiAF to single-point central AF.

Activating Single-Point AF Icon

Steps to press the button to display the single-point AF icon.

Using Focus Lock

Focus Lock Procedure for Off-Center Subjects

How to lock focus on a subject by pressing the shutter halfway.

Taking Shots After Locking Focus

Steps for composing and taking the picture after focus is locked.

Focus Lock Considerations and Remote Mode

Importance of maintaining distance and behavior in remote control mode.

Remote Control Photography

Using the RC-5 Remote Control System

How to use the RC-5 remote control to release the shutter from a distance.

Setting Camera for Remote Control Mode

How to activate remote control mode on the camera.

Taking Pictures Remotely with Focus Lock

Steps for focusing, composing, pointing remote, and triggering the shot.

Replacing the Remote Control Battery

Battery Replacement Procedure

Steps to pull out the battery holder, replace the battery, and reinsert.

Remote Control Usage Notes and Interference

Tips on sensor obstruction, fluorescent light interference, and remote shot limits.

Imprinting the Date and Time

Date/Time Imprinting Functionality

How to imprint date and time onto photographs.

Selecting Date/Time Combinations

How to cycle through different date/time formats using the DATE button.

Setting the Date and Time

Date Setting Procedure (Year, Month, Day)

Steps to display date, select year/month/day, and set the date.

Time Setting Procedure (Hour, Minute, Second)

Steps to display date/time, select hour/minute/second, and set the time.

Date and Time Setting Notes

Behavior when replacing battery, holding buttons, and setting seconds.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Battery, Power, and Shutter Issues

Solutions for battery blinking, not displayed, shutter not releasing, and zooming sounds.

Shutter Release and Flash Mode Issues

Troubleshooting for shutter release delay and camera making zooming sounds when pressing shutter.

Blurred Photos and Display Errors

Solutions for blurred photos due to AF/shake and "H" display error.

Flash Malfunction and Camera Shake

Troubleshooting for flash not firing and camera shake warnings.

Questions and Answers

Film Compatibility and Date Imprinting

Answers questions about film types, ISO, and visibility of date imprints.

AiAF (Smart AF) Function Explained

AiAF Function Overview and Benefits

Explanation of Artificial Intelligence Auto Focus and its wide measuring area for accurate focus.

Camera Specifications and Features

Technical Details: Type, Lens, Viewfinder

Details on camera type, lens specifications, focusing, shutter, and viewfinder information.

Exposure Control and Film Handling Specs

Information on exposure range, self-timer, and film loading/advance.

Best Shot Functionality Table

Table summarizing AF, light metering, and backlight detection for different shooting modes.

Film Speeds, Flash Range, and Power Source

Lists film speeds, flash ranges, power source, dimensions, and date functions.

Default Flash Settings and Usage

Table showing default flash and red-eye reduction settings for different modes.

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