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General| Film Format | 35mm |
|---|---|
| Lens Mount | Minolta MD |
| Metering | Center-weighted average |
| Shutter Speed | 1s - 1/1000s, Bulb |
| ISO Range | ISO 25 to ISO 1600 |
| Exposure Modes | Manual, Aperture Priority |
Detailed procedure for mounting and dismounting camera lenses safely and correctly.
Information on compatible battery types, installation, and power management.
Explains the function and operation of the camera's main power switch and shutter release button.
How to check battery status and tips for using the camera in cold temperatures.
Guide on setting the camera's film speed dial for accurate exposure.
Explains the symbols, LEDs, and focusing aids visible within the camera's viewfinder.
Steps for setting up the camera and checking viewfinder information for automatic mode shooting.
Guidance on selecting aperture and using typical shooting situation tables for exposure.
Details on the camera's focusing screen and techniques for achieving sharp focus.
Instructions for attaching the camera to a tripod for stability during long exposures.
How to use the electronic self-timer for delayed shutter release.
Explains the purpose and use of the eyepiece cap to prevent light leaks.
How to use the AE Lock function for exposure control in challenging lighting conditions.
Guide to setting up and operating the camera in manual exposure mode using match-LED indicators.
Using the distance scale on the lens for focusing in low light or for pre-focusing.
Method for focusing with infrared film using a special index mark.
Identifies the film-plane index for precise measurement in close-up photography.
How to connect flash units and achieve proper flash synchronization with the camera.
Features and operation of the Motor Drive 1 and Auto Winder G accessories.
Details on using Minolta Auto Electroflash units with the camera.
Information on the wireless remote control system for triggering the camera.
Technical specifications related to flash synchronization, film handling, and power sources.
Technical specifications for the self-timer and other notable camera features.
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