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continued
p
Press the shutter-release
button
partway
down
so
that the
green
focus
lamp
glows
then
all-the-way
down
to take
the
picture.
o
In low-light conditions,
the
lamp on
the
front
of
the camera
lights automatically.
r
Always
press
the shutter-release
button
with
a slow,
steady squeeze--never
a
quick
jab.
o
The film
will automatically
advance
to the
next
frame.
The
green
focus lamp blinks
quickly
and
the
shutter
locks
when
vou
are too close
to the
subject.
Make sure
you
are at
least O.65m
(21
It.\ at
14Omm
and O,8m
(2"6
ft.) at 38mm
from
your
subject.
For
close-up
photography,
see
"MACRO"
sec-
tion on
page
22.
o
lf
you
are
closer than 0.35m
(1
ft.), the
green
focus lamp
will blink slowly and
the
picture
will
not
be
in focus.
The
green
focus lamp blinks slowly
when
the
subject
contrast
is low.
The
shutter can
be
re-
leased. but
focus
will be set to 2.0m
{6.6
ft.)
with
flash
and
infinity
without
flash. See
"FOCUS
HOLD" on
page
14tor
otherfocusing
techniques.
FILM
RE\MND
Automatic
Rewind
After
you
take
the
last
picture
on the roll,
the
camera
automatically
begins
rewind
and the_
frame
counter counts down to
O.
When
O appears
in
the data
panel
and the
film-
cartridge mark
blinks, open the back
cover and
remove
the film.
ll
Gently
press
the
manual-rewind
but-
ton using
a
pen
or
similar object.
p
Wtren
O and the blinking film-cartridge
mark
appear
in
the data
panel,
open the
back
and remove
the film.
CAUTION
lf
0 doesn't appear in
the data
panel
after the
motor
stops
running,
check the display for the
low-battery
symbol. lf it appears by itself, re-
place
the battery and
press
the manual-rewind
button. lf
all the indicators
blink
and rewind
stops,
press
the manual-rewind button. lf rewind
does not resume,
contact an authorized Minolta
Service
Facility.
Manual
Rewind
12
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