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Minolta Maxxum 8000i
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MANUAL
FOCUS
The
lens
can
be
focused
manually
by
turning
the
lens
focusing
ring,
and
checking
for
sharpness
on
the
focusing
screen;
To
use
manual
focus:
1.
S
e
t
the
camera
to
manual
focus
mode
by
sliding
the
focus-mode
switch
down.
(M.
FOCUS
is
displayed
in
the
data
panel
when
manual
focus
is
set.)
2.
Turn
the
focusing
ring
until
the
subject
ap¬
pears
sharp
on
the
focusing
screen.
3.
Press
the
shutter-release
button
all-the-way
down
to
take
picture.
(When
using
manual
fo¬
cus,
focus-priority
operation
is
not
in
effect:
The
shutter
can
be
released
at
any
time,
even
if
the
subject
is
not
in
focus.)
When
focusing
manually,
you
can
activate
the
viewfinder
focus
signals
by
maintaining
light
pressure
on
the
shutter-release
button.
If
conditions
are
sufficient
for
subject
detec¬
tion
by
the
autofocus
sensors,
the
green
focus
signal
will
glow
when
the
subject
comes
into
focus;
otherwise,
the
red
focus
signal
will
blink.
BASIC
INFORMATION
AND
MODE
SELECTION
Four
exposure
modes
are
available
with
this
camera,
including
three
autoexposure
modes
and
a
manual
exposure
(M)
mode.
The
autoex¬
posure
modes
are
Program
(P),
Aperture
priority
(A)
and
Shutter-priority
(S).
In
P
mode,
aperture
and
shutter
speed
are
set
automatically
by
the
camera.
In
A
and
S
modes,
you
select
the
aperture
or
shutter
speed,
respectively,
and
the
camera
au¬
tomatically
makes
the
other
setting
to
obtain
correct
exposure.
In
M
exposure
mode,
you
di¬
rectly
control
both
the
shutter
speed
and
ap¬
erture
settings,
and
thus
overall
exposure.
In
a
wide
variety
of
lighting
situations,
P
mode
pro¬
vides
precisely
metered,
correctly
exposed
im¬
ages;
in
other
situations,
you
may
want
to
ex¬
ercise
more
direct
control
over
exposure,
$nd
for
this
purpose
A,
S,
and
M
modes
are
suitable.
To
select
the
exposure
mode:
1.
Press
the
MODE
button.
2.
Keeping
the
MODE
button
pressed
in,
move
the
setting
control
in
either
direction
until
the
letter
for
the
exposure
mode
you
want
to
use
ap¬
pears
on
the
data
panel.
When
you
slide
the
setting
control,
the
exposure
mode
changes
in
the
order
shown
at
right.
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