Minolta 800si instruction manual Technical Details

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TECHNICAL DETAILS

Shutter:

Type: Electronically-controlled, vertical- traverse, focal-plane shutter.

Speeds: Bulb, 30 sec. - 1/8000 sec. Maximum flash sync speed is 1/200 (synchronizes with all speeds in HSS mode).

Built-in Flash:

GN: 14 - 20 (ISO 100 in meters)

Control: Manual up/down

Coverage: 24 - 80mm angle of view

Recycling Time: Approx. 3 sec.

Modes: Fill flash, Fill-flash with red-eye reduction, Wireless flash, Rear-flash sync, (Flash cancel) Rear-flash-sync is compatible with the built-in flash and all usable dedicated flashes.

Dedicated Flashes: Compatible

Viewfinder:

Type: Eye-level fixed pentaprism with 92 x 94% field of view

Eyerelief: High-eyepoint; approx. 22.9mm from the eyepiece,18.9mm from the eyepiece frame

Focusing Screen: Acute matte (interchangeable on service basis) Magnification: 0.75x (with 50mm at ) Diopter: -1

Diopter Adjustment: -2.5 to +0.5 diopter

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Film Transport:

 

Loading: Auto loading (automatically

 

advances to the first frame when back cover

 

is closed)

 

Drive Modes: Single frame, continuous (3

 

frames/sec.), self-timer, exposure or flash

 

bracketing, multiple exposure (2 - 9 exposures)

 

Rewind: Auto rewind, manual start (Count-

 

down display)

 

Rewind Time: Standard (slow/silent) - approx

 

23 sec (36 exp. roll), High speed - approx. 12

 

sec (36 exp. roll)

 

Frame counter: Forward (shows number of

 

exposures taken)

Data Panel:

Backlit on-body LCD (automatically illuminated

 

in low-light situations)

Power:

2CR5 x 1

Battery

 

Performance:

60 rolls with flash 0% (at 20°C)

 

22 rolls with flash 50% (at 20°C)

 

13 rolls with flash 100% (at 20°C)

Dimensions:

153.5 x 107 x 71.5mm (WxHxD)

Weight:

628g (without battery)

 

640g (with Quartz Data Back, without battery)

Specifications are based on the latest information available at the time of printing and are subject to change.

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Contents Page For Proper and Safe USE Table of Contents Body Names of PartsControl Panel Data Panel Names of PartsViewfinder Quick Operation Neckstrap Standard AccessoriesEyepiece and Accessory Shoe Caps Basic OperationLow-battery symbol Installing the BatteriesBattery Condition Indicators Full-battery symbolRemoving the Lens Attaching and Removing the LensAttaching the Lens Remove the camera body cap and the rear lens cap as shownLoading Film Close the back cover and slide the main switch to onHolding the Camera Diopter AdjustmentSlide the main switch to on Handling the CameraGrip sensor Slide the eye-start switch to on or to OFFCustomize Function #15 Eye-start Switch EYE-STARTTurn the camera on Press the program-reset button Shooting in FULL-AUTO ModePress the rewind button Focus BasicsRewinding the Film Manual RewindFocus Lock Focus SignalsLocking Focus with the SHUTTER-RELEASE Button Customized Function #9 AF-Area Selection Focus LockLocking Focus with the AF Button Center your subject Focus area Press and hold the AF buttonManual Focus Special Focusing SituationsAF Illuminator Flash BasicsFlash Signals Using the BUILT-IN FlashCustomized Function #5 Flash Control in P-Mode Lens Shadowing and the BUILT-IN Flash Flash RangeCustomized Function #16 Built-in Flash Zoom Fill Flash RED-EYE ReductionSubject Program Selection Subject Program ModesLandscape Mode Portrait ModeSports Mode CLOSE-UP ModePhotographing Night Scenes Night Portrait ModeExposure Modes Exposure BasicsShutter Speed Program Exposure ModeChanging the Exposure Mode Exposure ModesProgram Exposure Mode Aperture Priority ModeCancelling PA or PS Mode Mode Flash Aperture Priority ModeAperture Control Shutter Priority Mode Shutter Priority Mode Manual ModeShutter Control Meter Index Manual ModeBulb Advanced AutofocusSINGLE-SHOT Autofocus Automatic Autofocus ModeAutofocus Modes Continuous AutofocusWide Focus Area Changing the Autofocus ModeFocus Frame Autofocus ModesLocal Focus Area Press and hold the adjust button and press the ISO buttonRelease Priority Focus FrameMetering Advanced ExposureSegment HONEYCOMB-PATTERN Metering Press the metering-mode button in the control panel CENTER-WEIGHTED Average MeteringMetering Selecting a Metering MethodAE Lock Exposure CompensationAE Lock Exposure BracketingCustomize Function #10 AE Lock Button Customized Function #11 Exposure Bracketing Sequence Raise the built in flash or turn the accessory flash onFlash Bracketing Exposure BracketingFlash Bracketing Multiple ExposureRepeat steps 3 and 4 until the series is complete Multiple Exposure Cancelling Multiple ExposureRepeat until all the exposures have been made Metering Index Mode Camera StatusDisplay Pointer Advanced Flash Attach the 5400HS flash and set it to standard modeHIGH-SPEED Flash Sync Press the flash-mode button in the control panel SLOW-SHUTTER Sync REAR-FLASH SyncREAR-FLASH Sync Flash CompensationSetting WIRELESS/REMOTE Flash Mode WIRELESS/REMOTE OFF-CAMERA FlashTaking Pictures in WIRELESS/REMOTE Flash Mode WIRELESS/REMOTE OFF-CAMERA FlashWait for both flash units to become fully-charged Cancelling the WIRELESS/REMOTE Flash WIRELESS/REMOTE Ratio FlashPC Terminal Memory Additional FeaturesRecalling Camera Settings in Memory Storing Settings in MemoryMemory Setting Action Customized SettingsCustom Function Control Resetting ALL the Customized Settings to Customized SettingsChanging the Customized Settings Turn the rear dial to change the settingFilm Areas Data MemoryOverwriting the Film Areas Confirming the Data Area Press the adjust buttonData Memory Selecting Data MemoryDeleting ALL of the Stored Data Turn the front control dial to change framesPress the data-memory button again For Owners of the Quartz Date Model Setting the Date and TimePress the Mode button to choose the data imprinting format Replacing the Quartz Data Back BatteryDEPTH-OF-FIELD Preview Setting Film Speed ManuallySetting Film Speed Manually SELF-TIMERFilm Drive Modes AppendixCompatibility of Lenses and Accessories Program Reset ButtonAccessory Information Function Program SettingPanorama Adapter TroubleshootingBlinking Indicators Vertical Control Grip VC-700 Problem Check the following TroubleshootingCare and Storage CleaningExposure Technical DetailsCare and Storage FocusTechnical Details 132 133 13, 2-Chome, Azuchi-Machi, Chuo-Ku, Osaka 541, Japan