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Blinking Lamp
After the Wireless Remote Control is re¬
moved, the self-timer lamp on the front of the
camera blinks slowly, indicating that you can
take pictures with the aid of a Remote Con¬
trol.
When the camera is turned on and left un¬
used for more than 10 minutes with the Re¬
mote Control removed, the camera automati¬
cally switches itself off to save battery power.
Push the main switch on the camera again to
turn it on.
Selecting the Shooting Mode
Set the Single-Frame, Self-Timer or Multi-
Exposure mode by depressing the drive but¬
ton.
Single-Frame Shooting mode: you can take a
picture without any delay by depressing the
shutter release button located on the Wire¬
less Remote Control.
Self-Timer Shooting mode: the shutter will
be released in 3 seconds if the shutter is re¬
leased with the Remote Control; If the shutter
is released by the camera's release button,
pictures will be taken in the ordinary Self-
Timer Shooting mode.
Multi-Exposure mode: Multi-Exposure is pos¬
sible using the Remote Control: the first pic¬
ture is taken by fully depressing the Remote
Control's shutter release button; the second
picture is taken with the three-second delay
by setting the self-timer mode on the camera
with the drive button.
* When using the Wireless Remote Control,
first remove it from the camera, and then
set the desired shooting mode on the cam¬
era. Otherwise, only the Auto and Single-
Frame shooting modes will be set.
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