Canon 620-650 manual Automatic Film Speed Setting

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4)Make sure that the film has no slack and that its perforations are properly engaged with the sprocket teeth.

5)Close the back cover. The camera advances the film automatically and stops when "1" appears in the frame counter in the display panel.

6)During film advance, the film transport bars will appear at the bottom of the display panel moving in sequence from left to right. However, if the film does not advance correctly, the bars blink after the camera has stopped and the shutter will. not release. Reload the film.

If the film leader extends past the orange index, take out the film cartridge and manually rewind the excess film back into the cartridge.

Film becomes soft and tears easily in high humidity. Keep it stored in its canister until loading.

Automatic Film Speed Setting

The camera automatically sets film speed by sensing the DX code marked on the film cartridge. (ISO 25 - 5000 according to DX code standard)

1.The automatically-set film speed will appear in the display panel while the film advances to the first usable frame.

2.. When using film without a DX code, set the speed manually by following these steps: (ISO6-6400).

1 ) Set the main switch to either "A" or " ((*)) ".

2)Open the switch cover, and press both the blue and yellow buttons at the same time to display the ISO film speed number.

3)Turn the electronic input dial until your film speed displays.

·Once the buttons are depressed, you can remove your fingers because the ISO display is held on for approximately eight seconds. To clear this status within eight seconds, press the shooting mode selector.

·The previously set film speed appears and blinks in the display panel to warn you if the film speed has not been set. Always be sure to set the correct film speed, because the warning stops after film speed setting.

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Contents Introduction Canon EOSPage Other Shooting Table of Contents Preliminary PreparationsBasic Steps Making the Most of Your EOS 620/650Attaching the Lens Checking the Battery Loading the Film Automatic Film Speed Setting Basic Steps Setting the Main Switch to the Full Auto PositionDisplay Panel Illumination EOS Only Do not touch the lens moving parts during AF focusingFilm automatically rewinds at the end Roll Main Switch FunctionsSetting the AF mode Setting the Shooting Mode Setting the Film Winding ModeProgram Shift Functions EOS 620 Only Program AE PurposePurpose Shutter speed display Shutter-Priority AEAperture-Priority AE Purpose Depth of Field Depth of Field AE EOS 650 Only Helpful Hints View Finder InformationManual Override AE lock Partial MeetingExposure Compensation Sequential AE lock photographyAuto Exposure Bracketing EOS 620 Only Multiple Exposures EOS 620 Only Auto Exposure BracketingDifficult Subjects for Auto focus Clearing Preset Exposures 1. Before shootingPage Other Shooting Manual FocusingPage Other Manufacturers Flashes Other Canon SpeedlitesBulb Long Exposure Shooting with Infrared Film Accessories Speedlites 420EZ/300EZHelpful Hint EF LensesPage Caring for Your Camera PrecautionsRay examinations at Airports Lithium Battery PackLiquid Crystal Display Blinking bc DisplayAppendix Viewfinder Information Display Low -20C/- 4F Temperature 24-exp. rolls Exp Rolls Normal 20C/ 68FPage Format 24x36mm Usable Lenses TypeStandard Lens EF 50 mm f/1.8 Lens Mount Light Metering System Dioptric AdjustmentFocusing Screen Viewfinder InformationShutter Self-timerFilm Winding Mode AF Auxiliary LightBack Cover Battery CheckCarrying the Camera Camera Cases

620-650 specifications

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