Canon manual 67

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AE mode, it will not set the exposure until a split second before the shutter itself is actually released. Once you have completed these preparations, flick the eyepiece shutter lever to close the eyepiece shutter so that no light comes through the eyepiece to affect the exposure. Now press the shutter button and run into place if your purpose is to include yourself in the picture. The shutter will be released automatically following the time interval you have set.

The moment you press the shutter button, the self-timer lamp starts to flash at the rate of two flashes per second. At two seconds before shutter release, it starts to flash eight times per second to warn you of impending shutter release.

If you wish to cancel the self-timer before shutter release, either switch the main switch to the “L” position or press the battery check button.

You may repeat the self-timer process as many times as you wish. After completing self-timer photography, return the main switch to either “A” or “L”.

Please note that the eyepiece shutter should be closed whenever exposure is to be determined when your eye is not to the eyepiece. This is applicable to self-timer photography, remote control photography and often to tripod or copy stand photography and is especially important in night photography.

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