The film
is
odvanced outomatically
to the
next fra-
me
with
consistent spocing between
frames
regord-
less of
format.This resetting
of the
frame
position
can be
heard when
the
format selector is moved.
When the
mode
dial
is
set
at'S', one exposure
is made.
When the
mode dial is set at'C', consecutive exposures
are
made as long as the release button
remains de-
pressed.
In the
C
mode the exposure
rate is
3
frames/s
in the
standard format and
2 frames/s in the panorama
format.
lf
only
one unexposed
frame is left
on the
film to cover
the
standard format and the
format
selector
is
switchd
to'pan oram a: the sh utter
wi I I lock a nd a'P wi
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fl osh as
awarning.
When the ambient
lighting conditions are
too dark
too
read the
LCD information
panels, pr!ss
the
LCD back
light
illumination button
located
below
the M/d
panel,
as
in the illustration.
The panels will be
illuminated
and
remain so
until the camera remains
inactive for a
period
of
five seconds.
The lighting will then go out automati-
cally.
The button also has a
toggle function so you can
turn
the
lighting off simply by pressing
button again.
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The
viewfinderhas
an
integral parallaxcompensation
fa-
cility.
This automatically
moves
the
position of
the bright
frame in the viewfinder
in accordance with
the focusing
distance
to ensure correct
framing of
the
subject.
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The film
plane index
is
situated on
the top
plate
ofthe
cam-
era
to the left of
the flash hot shoe.
This
provides
the
most
accurate
mark for distance
measurement from
the subject.
LCD
illumination
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