Minolta F20R User Manual

NAMES
OF
PARTS
1. Meter window*
2. Autofocus
windows*
(AF
101 R
only)
3.
Viewfinder
window*
4. Red-eye-reduction
lamp
5.
Flash
6.
Flash
switch
7. Lens*
8.
Main
switch
9.
Back-cover
release
1
0. Shutter-release
button
11. Framecounter
12.
Safe-load
signal
13.
Rewind
switch
14. Battery
cover
*
Do
not
touch
Viewfinder
1 .
Close-framing
guides
(AF
101 R
only)
When
your
subject
is
closer
than
1 .8m
(5.9ft.),
the
picture
should be composed
within
this
frame.
2
OK
famp
3.
Focus
f rame
(AF
101 R
only)
CARE
AND
STORAGE
o
lf
the
lens
becomes
dirty,
clean
it
gently
with
a
lens
brush.
lf necessary,
moisten
a sheet of
lens
tissue
with
one
drop of
lens-cleaning
fluid
and
gently
wipe
the
lens. Never
touch
the
lens
surface
with
your
fingers.
o
Never
use alcohol
or chemical
solvents on the
camera
body.
lf it
is
dirty,
wipe it
gently
with a
soft,
clean, dry cloth.
o
Do
not
subject
the camera
to shock,
high heat
or
humidity.
o
This
camera is
designed
for
use
between
-10
and
40oC
(14
to
104"F.).
Do not
transfer the camera
directly
from an
extremely cold
to
warm
area, since
condensation
may
form
inside
and
prevent
normal
operation.
o
Do not let
the
camera
get
wet.
o
Do
not let
the
camera
come
in
contact
with
sand, salt or
other
grit.
o
When
not in
use,
keep
the camera
in
a
cool,
dry
place
away
from
dust
and
chemicals.
For
extended
storage,
place
the
camera
in
an airtight
container
with
a drying
agent such
as
silica
gel.
o
Do not
attempt
to disassemble or
repair
the camera
yourseff.
o
This
camera's circuitry
may
switch
off,
even when a battery
with
sufficient
power
is installed.
To resume
operation,
remove
the battery and
install it
again.
o
To
assure
prompt
service,
please
contact an authorized
Minolta
Service Center
before
shipping
your
camera
for
reparrs.
o
For more information
about
your
camera, contact
you
local
camera dealer
or
write
to the
Minolta
distributor
or subsidiary
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Minolta F20R Specifications

General

Brand	Minolta
Model	F20R
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English