EC/d will
also display a
figure
that shows the
number
of unexposed
frames left
on
the film
(fig.
l0).
When the shutter release button is
pressed
halfway
down, the'IS0' symbol disappears and
a'Tv'symbol
appears
(time
value) together with the selected shut-
ter speed
(fig.11).
After ten seconds ofno response, the
'IS0'
symbol appears again, replacing the'Tv' symbol.
OFF
l. Set the shooting mode selector to
'OFF'
2. All indications on
both
LCD's disappear.
POWERSAVE
After three
minutes
of
no response from
the camera
controls,all indications on the
LCD'swill
disappear and
the camera switches over to stand-by
status
automati-
cally.
The camera will reactivate when :
r
the shooting mode selector
is moved from'0FF'to
S,
CorE.
r
the shutter
release
button
is pressed halfway
down
o
the cable
release is
operated
(see'Cable
release')
o
the
LCD
back
light illumination button is pressed
r
the camera back
is opened or
closed
.
theAEB
(auto
bracketing) buttonis
pressed
Th e
XPo
n uses i nte
rch
o n
geabl
e bayonet-fitti
n
g
H asse I bl a d
Ienses specifically designed forthe XPon.Three lenses are
ovailable: a 30mm
Aspherical,
o
45mm ond a
91mm.The
following is
general
user
information for
both the
45mm
ond the 90mm
lenses.The
30mm
lens requires more
spe-
cific
informotion
and
is
therefore supplied
with its own
user
monuoL See
the'Technicol
Specifications'table to-
wardsthe end of this manualforfurther detailsof allthree
lenses
os
well
as depth of
field
tobles
for
the
45 mm
ond
90
mm lenses.
Further
information
on
filters
con olso be
found
under'Accessories'towords
the end of this monual.
Lens case
$$ffi
The lens case consists
ofa cover, cover
base and
an
integral
rear
lens
cap. The lens cover
is
unscrewed approximately
l/8
turn
counter-cloclsMise
to
remove. The lens
can then
be unscrewed approximately 1/8
turn counter-clockwise
to
remove from
the base. If,
however, you
continue to turn
the
lens
counter-clockwise, the rear lens cap will
also be
released from thebase. As
thecap
is
thenalso
freefrom
the
lens,
take care
not
to drop it.
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