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Minolta 800si instruction manual Multiple Exposure, Flash Bracketing

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FLASH BRACKETING

Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the series is complete.

• The data panel and viewfinder will change to indicate the frame number in the bracketing series.

•Flash bracketing is equivalent to fill-flash mode.

•Do not turn off or remove the accessory flash before the series is complete. The remaining shots will be exposed at the flash sync speed, causing the pictures to be underexposed.

•Flash bracketing will not operate with an accessory flash that is connected to the camera's PC terminal or the Vertical Control Grip VC- 700's PC terminal via a sync cord (the VC-700 is sold separately).

✎To cancel the flash bracketing series before it is complete, push the built-in flash down or turn the camera off.

MULTIPLE EXPOSURE

The multiple-exposure mode lets you overlap up to 9 images on the same frame.

Press the drive-mode button in the control panel.

Turn either control dial until the multiple exposure indicator appears in the data panel.

Press the adjust button in the control panel.

• will start blinking.

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Minolta 800si instruction manual Multiple Exposure, Flash Bracketing, Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the series is complete

Contents

Page For Proper and Safe USE Table of Contents Names of Parts BodyControl Panel Names of Parts Data PanelViewfinder Quick Operation Basic Operation Standard AccessoriesEyepiece and Accessory Shoe Caps Neckstrap Full-battery symbol Installing the BatteriesBattery Condition Indicators Low-battery symbol Remove the camera body cap and the rear lens cap as shown Attaching and Removing the LensAttaching the Lens Removing the Lens Close the back cover and slide the main switch to on Loading Film Handling the Camera Diopter AdjustmentSlide the main switch to on Holding the Camera EYE-START Slide the eye-start switch to on or to OFFCustomize Function #15 Eye-start Switch Grip sensor Shooting in FULL-AUTO Mode Turn the camera on Press the program-reset button Manual Rewind Focus BasicsRewinding the Film Press the rewind button Focus Signals Focus LockLocking Focus with the SHUTTER-RELEASE Button Center your subject Focus area Press and hold the AF button Focus LockLocking Focus with the AF Button Customized Function #9 AF-Area Selection Special Focusing Situations Manual Focus Flash Basics AF Illuminator Using the BUILT-IN Flash Flash SignalsCustomized Function #5 Flash Control in P-Mode Flash Range Lens Shadowing and the BUILT-IN FlashCustomized Function #16 Built-in Flash Zoom RED-EYE Reduction Fill Flash Subject Program Modes Subject Program Selection Portrait Mode Landscape Mode CLOSE-UP Mode Sports Mode Night Portrait Mode Photographing Night Scenes Exposure Basics Exposure Modes Exposure Modes Program Exposure ModeChanging the Exposure Mode Shutter Speed Aperture Priority Mode Program Exposure ModeCancelling PA or PS Mode Aperture Priority Mode Mode FlashAperture Control Shutter Priority Mode Manual Mode Shutter Priority ModeShutter Control Manual Mode Meter Index Advanced Autofocus Bulb Continuous Autofocus Automatic Autofocus ModeAutofocus Modes SINGLE-SHOT Autofocus Autofocus Modes Changing the Autofocus ModeFocus Frame Wide Focus Area Focus Frame Press and hold the adjust button and press the ISO buttonRelease Priority Local Focus Area Advanced Exposure MeteringSegment HONEYCOMB-PATTERN Metering Selecting a Metering Method CENTER-WEIGHTED Average MeteringMetering Press the metering-mode button in the control panel Exposure Compensation AE Lock Exposure Bracketing AE LockCustomize Function #10 AE Lock Button Exposure Bracketing Raise the built in flash or turn the accessory flash onFlash Bracketing Customized Function #11 Exposure Bracketing Sequence Multiple Exposure Flash BracketingRepeat steps 3 and 4 until the series is complete Cancelling Multiple Exposure Multiple ExposureRepeat until all the exposures have been made Mode Camera Status Metering IndexDisplay Pointer Attach the 5400HS flash and set it to standard mode Advanced FlashHIGH-SPEED Flash Sync SLOW-SHUTTER Sync REAR-FLASH Sync Press the flash-mode button in the control panel Flash Compensation REAR-FLASH Sync WIRELESS/REMOTE OFF-CAMERA Flash Setting WIRELESS/REMOTE Flash Mode WIRELESS/REMOTE OFF-CAMERA Flash Taking Pictures in WIRELESS/REMOTE Flash ModeWait for both flash units to become fully-charged WIRELESS/REMOTE Ratio Flash Cancelling the WIRELESS/REMOTE FlashPC Terminal Additional Features Memory Storing Settings in Memory Recalling Camera Settings in MemoryMemory Customized Settings Setting ActionCustom Function Control Turn the rear dial to change the setting Customized SettingsChanging the Customized Settings Resetting ALL the Customized Settings to Data Memory Film AreasOverwriting the Film Areas Selecting Data Memory Press the adjust buttonData Memory Confirming the Data Area Turn the front control dial to change frames Deleting ALL of the Stored DataPress the data-memory button again Replacing the Quartz Data Back Battery Setting the Date and TimePress the Mode button to choose the data imprinting format For Owners of the Quartz Date Model Setting Film Speed Manually DEPTH-OF-FIELD Preview SELF-TIMER Setting Film Speed Manually Appendix Film Drive Modes Function Program Setting Program Reset ButtonAccessory Information Compatibility of Lenses and Accessories Vertical Control Grip VC-700 TroubleshootingBlinking Indicators Panorama Adapter Troubleshooting Problem Check the following Cleaning Care and Storage Focus Technical DetailsCare and Storage Exposure Technical Details 132 133 13, 2-Chome, Azuchi-Machi, Chuo-Ku, Osaka 541, Japan