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■ The remote control mode cannot be used together with continuous shooting
mode. If the “D”-dial is set to the continuous shooting mode, the camera will
expose only one frame for each activation by the remote controller.
■ The remote controller may not work properly if strong sunlight is shining directly
on the camera’s remote control sensor.
■ The camera will switch itself off after about 5 minutes of inactivity, while in the
remote control mode. To reactivate the camera, press the shutter button
“half-way down”; the remote control mode will work again.
■ The light entering the viewfinder can affect the exposure system of the camera.
To prevent this, use the finder cap while using the remote controller.
USING THE MIRROR LOCK-UP WITH REMOTE CONTROL
When using mirror-up mode with the remote controller, we recommend that after
adjusting the focus, fully depress the shutter button of the camera once, to
lock-up the mirror, and then release the shutter by remote control. This procedure
saves your time.
1
Set the “D”-dial to “UP” position, and set the remote control mode.
2
Press the shutter button “half-way” to focus on the subject, and set the desired
exposure. Then press the shutter button “all-way down” to raise the mirror-up
and retain the focus and exposure.
3
To take the picture, point the remote controller’s transmitting diode at the
camera and press the transmit button.
REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER BATTERY (RS-31)
The remote controller is powered by 1pc CR 2032 3V Lithium -- battery.
1
Use a coin or a similar subject to open the battery cover in the direction of the
arrow.
2
Open the bottom cover and replace the battery.
3
Use a coin or similar object to close the battery cover by rotating clockwise.
Check controller operation after replacing the battery.