Casio QV-5700 2 - Manual (Page 54)

OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
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Canon Inc. 58mm (2.3˝) Close-up Lens 250D
Focal Distance: In the Macro Mode, 5 cm to 14 cm (2.0˝ to 5.5˝)
from the surface of the close up lens to the sub-
ject (when zoom is set to maximum wide
angle); 7 cm to 14 cm (2.8˝ to 5.5˝) in other
modes
Conversion Lens
Adaptor
(LU-35A)
Close-up Lens
(250D)
IMPORTANT!
• Be sure to use the Conversion Lens Adaptor (LU-35A)
whenever you install a conversion lens or 58mm (2.3˝)
close-up lens. If you don’t, the lens will come into con-
tact with the conversion lens or 58mm (2.3˝) close-up
lens when it extends from the camera, resulting in
malfunction.
• Be sure to use the monitor screen to compose images
while a conversion lens or close-up lens is installed on
the camera. Do not use the viewfinder, because its
image is not changed by the lens you are using. Also,
a conversion lens or close-up lens can cause shad-
ows in the viewfinder.
• Using the camera’s built-in flash while a conversion
lens or close-up lens is attached can cause shadows
around the periphery of images.
• Setting the camera to wide-angle while the tele-con-
verter lens is installed causes shadows around the
periphery of the image due to light being blocked by
the frame of the attached lens. Because of this, you
should always set the camera to telephoto whenever
you are using the tele-converter lens.
• The effects of camera movement are always magni-
fied while the tele-converter lens is being used.
Whenever you are using a conversion lens, install the
cushion that comes with it and mount the camera on a
tripod so it is secure.
• Due to certain characteristics of the wide converter
lens, you may notice some slight distortion in images
you record with it.
• You should keep the camera’s zoom setting at maxi-
mum wide-angle whenever you are using the wide
converter lens.
• When using the close-up lens, make sure to set the
camera’s focus mode to (Macro Mode) (page 65).
Proper focus of a close-up image is not possible with
any other focus mode.