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General| Camera Type | SLR |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Flash Sync Speed | 1/200 sec |
| Sensor Type | N/A (Film Camera) |
| Sensor Size | N/A (Film Camera) |
| Effective Pixels | N/A (Film Camera) |
| Lens Mount | Minolta A mount |
| Shutter Speed | 1/8000 to 30 sec, Bulb |
| ISO Range | ISO 6 to 6400 |
| ISO Sensitivity | ISO 6 to 6400 |
| Viewfinder | Pentaprism |
| Storage Media | N/A (Film Camera) |
Safety warnings for battery handling, potential hazards, and precautions.
Precautions regarding sun exposure and fire hazards.
Explanation of the camera's focusing system and controls.
Step-by-step guide on how to attach a lens to the camera body.
How to lock focus on a subject for precise focusing.
Options for changing how information is presented on the navigation display.
How the camera automatically selects focus modes for optimal results.
How to manually focus the lens when autofocus is not suitable.
Using continuous focus for tracking moving subjects.
Using single-shot AF for stationary subjects or focus lock.
Using Program AE mode for general shooting with automatic settings.
Using Aperture Priority mode to control depth-of-field.
Using Shutter Priority mode to control motion blur.
Using Manual mode for full control over exposure settings.
The camera's standard metering mode for most situations.
Basing exposure on average readings with emphasis on the center.
Metering only the center area for precise exposure of a specific subject.
Locking exposure settings to maintain consistent exposure.
Understanding the meter index display when AE-lock is active.
Visualizing exposure differences across the frame using shaded segments.
Using continuous drive mode for shooting action sequences.
Options for controlling the flash mode, including built-in and external units.
How to use flash to minimize red-eye effect in photos.
Combining slow shutter speeds with flash for ambient light exposure.
Using rear flash sync for natural motion blur effects.
Adjusting flash output to increase or decrease its effect.
How to save camera settings for quick recall.
How to retrieve previously saved camera settings.
Saving photographic data, such as exposure and settings, for each roll of film.
Understanding film areas and data numbers for film roll identification.
Restoring all custom functions to their original factory settings.
Setting AF or Release priority for shutter release.
Using the lens focus-hold button for focus control.
Activating camera functions via the eyepiece sensor.
Changing the operation of the AF/MF control button.
Configuring the AE-lock button's behavior.
Setting the order for exposure bracketing sequences.
Using the rear dial for exposure compensation in P, A, S modes.
Selecting flash metering modes like ADI, TTL 4-segment, or TTL Average.
Solutions for display-related problems and error messages.
Solutions for various other camera operational issues and problems.
Technical specifications of the camera, including dimensions and performance details.
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