Document Outline

• Canon
  • Quick Start Guide
  • 0 Load the film.
  • Focus the subject.
  • ^ Take the picture.
  • 0 Unloading the film.
  • Nomenclature
    • Viewfinder Information
    • Checking the Battery Level
  • Mounting and Detaching a Lens
    • Mounting a Lens
    • Detaching the Lens
  • Shutter Button and Autofocusing Operations
    • The EOS camera’s shutter button can be depressed halfway or all the way. It operates as described below (with autofocus enabled).
    • When it is pressed halfway:
    • When it is pressed completely:
  • Loading and Unloading Film
    • Loading Film
    • Unloading Film
  • II. Basic Operation
  • □ Full Auto Mode
    • II. Basic Operation
    • 3 Press the shutter button halfway.
    • The subject will be focused and the
    • shutter speed and aperture will be
    • set automatically.
    • A Press the shutter button completely ^ to take the picture.
    • Automatic Flash Operation
    • The Red-Eye Effect
    • Setting Red-Eye Reduction
    • AF-Assist Beam
      • Under difficult autofocusing conditions, the AF-assist beam is emitted
      • automatically to assist autofocus,
      • Single-frame and continuous shooting
  • ^ Portrait Mode
    • Set the Command Dial to ^ .
  • Landscape Mode
    • Set the Command Dial to
    • Set this mode when using the lens' built-in macro feature for taking close- up shots of flowers, insects, etc,
    • Set the Command Dial to ft .
  • ^ Sports Mode
    • This mode is ideal for sports photography and capturing fast- moving subjects.
    • Set the Command Dial to ^,
  • Pi Night Scene Mode
  • III. Self-Timer and Quartz Date (QD model only)
  • Self-timer Operation
  • Imprinting the Date or Time (QD model only)
    • Disabling Date or Time Imprinting
    • Setting the Date and Time
    • Replacing the Quartz Date Battery
  • I IV. Advanced Operations
  • Focusing Point Selection
    • Selecting the focusing point automatically or manually
    • Focusing an Off-Center Subject
  • P Program AE_
    • Difference Between Program AE Mode and Full Auto Mode
    • Shifting the Program
  • Tv Shutter-Speed Priority AE
    • Check the aperture and take the picture.
  • Av Aperture-Priority AE
    • A Check the shutter speed and take ** the picture.
  • M Manual Exposure^
  • i Using the Built-in Flash
    • Setting Red-Eye Reduction
      • Effective Flash Range cwsth ef 28-80mm 1/35-5.6 lens)
    • Flash Exposure Indications
  • Partial Metering and AE Lock
  • Exposure Compensation
  • Autoexposure Bracketing (AEB)
  • Bulb Exposure
  • Multiple Exposures
    • A Compose the shot and press the ^ shutter button completely to expose the same frame each time.
  • Setting the ISO Film Speed
  • Silencing the In-Focus Beeper
  • Midroli Film Rewind
    • To rewind and unload the film before reaching the last frame, follow the steps below.
    • Press and hold down the film rewind button (self-timer button) for at least 1 second.
    • Open the camera back remove the film.
  • V. E-TTL Autoflash with an EX-Series Speed!ite
    • With an EX-series Speedlite like the 380EX or 220EX, flash photography is easy with the E-TTL (Evaluative-Through-The-Lens) autoflash system which is linked to the active focusing point. It is as easy as using the built-in flash.
    • An external Speedlite is recommended when a high flash output is required for group shots and special lighting effects.
    • E-TTL Autoflash System Features
    • Normal Flash Operation
    • High-Speed Sync (FP Flash)
    • FE Lock
  • VI. Reference
  • Basic Terminology
    • Shutter speed
    • Aperture
    • ISO film speed
    • Depth of field
  • Troubleshooting Guide
    • If there is a problem, first refer to this Troubleshooting Guide. If the problem still persists, take your camera to your nearest Canon Service Center. Canon Service Centers are listed on the back of this booklet.
  • Exposure Warnings
  • Feature Availability Table
    • AF Modes and Film Advance Modes
    • Major Accessories (Sold separately)
  • Handling Precautions
    • Camera Care
    • LCD Panel
    • Lithium Batteries
    • Low Battery Power
    • Lens
  • Major Specifications