Canon EF-M- Manuals

Nomenclature Film Position Mark Frame Counter Aperture Dial Index Exposure Compensation Button Shutter Button Grip/Battery Compartment a Q 1-32 (Ш Lock (OFF) Automatic aperture setting Aperture values (intermedi­ate values can also be set) Film speed confirma- tion/Manual film speed setting Aperture...

Introduction T h an k yo u fo r se lec tin g a C a n o n c am e ra. T h is c am e ra fea tu re s la rg e -size d s h u tte r a n d a p e r­ tu re d ials a n d ea s y-to -u n d ers tan d e x p o s u re c o n tro l o p era tio n . T h e lig h tw eig h t, c o m p a ct b o d y in c o r­ p o ra te s th r...

IMPORTANT INFORMATION This Canon camera will give optimum perfor­ mance together with specially designed Canon EF lenses, flash units and other Canon brand ac­ cessories. It is possible that the use of incom­patible lenses or other accessories may result in unsatisfactory performance or damage to yo...

Table of Contents Preparations 1. Battery Loading and Check 6 2. Lens Attachment 8 3. Viewfinder Information 9 4. Focusing and Composition 10 5. Shutter Button Action 12 6 . Film Loading and Removal 13 Taking Pictures 1. Program AE 16 2. Shutter-priority AE 18 3. Aperture-priority AE 20 4. Manual Ex...

Reference 1 . Exposure Warnings 33 2, Accessories 34 - Grip Extension GR-70 (sold separately) 34 - Dioptric Adjustment Lenses (sold separately) 34 - Case (sold separately) 34 - Focusing Adapter 35 - Dedicated Speedlite 200M 35 Specifications 36 Neckstrap Attachment Thread the ends of the strap throu...

Preparatioan 1. Battery Loading and Check This camera will not operate without a battery. This camera uses a single lithium battery (2CR5, 6V). Load the battery as follows. 1) Slide the battery cover latch to open the battery cover. 2) Insert the battery so that its terminals enter the camera first....

3) Confirm the focus using any of the fol­ lowing three methods. ©The subject is focused when the top and bottom images of the split- image prism match. ©The subject is focused when the microprism image becomes clear. ©The subject is focused when the im­ age on the matte screen appears sharp. Attach...

6. Film Loading and Rem oval — S" 0 □ o O D o o o o a D 1

Film Rewinding After the last frame is shot the camera automatically rewinds the film into the cartridge. When rewinding is completed, “E" is dispiayed in the frame counter. Af­ ter making sure that “E” is displayed, open the back cover and remove the film. Be careful to never touch the shutter ...

гsG ! ; oijiiBiiijo Shooting Mode and Metering System Chart Shooting mode Metering system Evaluative Center- weighted average Partial* Program AE • o Shutter-priority AE • 0 Aperture-priority AE • o ’ Partial metering is activated by pressing the par­ tial metering button

3) Press the shutter button halfway and check the viewfinder’s exposure display. 4) Press the shutter button completely to take the picture. Exposure confirmation If the exposure display blinks, an incor­ rect exposure will occur. For extremely bright scenes, attach an ND (neutral den­sity) light-re...

4) Press the shutter button halfway and check the viewfinder’s exposure display. 5) Press the shutter button completely to take the picture. Exposure confirmation • Overexposure The minimum aperture value of the lens blinks in the display. Set the shut­ ter dial to a faster shutter speed until the d...

Exposure level confirmation (i) : Correct exposure. Use this position as the reference point for deter­ mining the correct exposure. (i) □ ; Overexposure. Change the setting of the aperture dial or shutter dial until the exposure is correct. B 0: Underexposure. Change the set­ ting of the aperture d...

10. Film Speed Checking and Manual Setting Use this function to check or manualiy set the fiim speed. The fiim speed can be set within a range of ISO 6-6400. 1) Set the aperture diai to “ <Hs)". 2) Press the shutter button halfway to dis­ play the current film speed setting in the viewfinder....

1. Exposure W arnirìgs S h o o tin g m o d e B lin kin g d is p lay w a rn in g M e an in g C o rre c tiv e a ctio n P ro g ra m A E S h u tter s p e e d 2 " a n d m a x ­ im u m a p e rtu re o f th e le n s in u s e . S u b je ct is to o d a rk U se fla sh . S h u tter s p e e d 1 00 0 a n d m ...

Grip Extension GR-70 (sold separately) This dedicated grip extension with pad­ded handstrap provides a iarger camera grip for improved hoiding comfort and security. Dioptric Adjustment Lenses (sold separately) For eyegiass wearers, there are 10 cor­ rection ienses avaiiabie from -l- 3 to - 4. Conduc...

Focusing Adapter A focusing adapter is available for the EF 35-80mm f/4-5.6 and EF 80-200mm f/4.5-5.6 lenses to make focusing easier. Dedicated Speedlite 200M Use the dedicated Speedlite 200M for easy automatic flash photography. 35

Specifications TYPE AND MAJOR COMPONENTS Type: 3 5m m fo c a l p la n e s h u tter S L R (sin g le-le n s reflex ) ca m era w ith a u to e x p o s u re a n d b u ilt-in m o to r d rive . Lens Mount: C an o n E F m o u n t (e le c tro n ic s ig n a l tran sfe r s y ste m ) Usable Lenses: C an o n E F...

Metering Range: E V 2 -20 w ith 5 0 m m f/1 4 le n s a t IS O t o o (n o rm a l te m p e ratu re ) Shooting Modes: (1 ) P ro g ra m A E (2 ) S h u tter-p rio rity A E (3 ) A p e rtu re -p rio rity A E (4 ) M a n u a l ex p o s u re Exposure Compensation: -i- / - 2 s to p s in 1 /2 -s to p in cre m e...

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