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Minolta A1 instruction manual For Proper and Safe USE

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Troubleshooting Specification Install Focus Signals Self-Timer Wireless / Remote Flash Problem Symptom Cause Solution Recording Mode Reset Interval Setup Charging the Battery

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Minolta A1 instruction manual For Proper and Safe USE

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Contents

SY-A306 ME-0306 Page Before YOU Begin For Proper and Safe USE NP-400 LITHIUM-ION Batteries Only use the battery specified in this manual General Product Warnings and Cautions For Proper and Safe USE Page Table of Contents Advanced recording 100 115 146 Page Names of Parts Camera Body Sunset subject program p Names of Parts Data Panel Monitor Display Recording Mode Monitor Display Quick View & Playback Mode Getting UP and Running Attaching the Camera StrapRemoving the Lens CAP Attaching the Lens Hood Charging the Battery Installing and Changing the Battery Battery Condition Indicator Auto Power Save External Power Supplies Sold Separately Inserting and Changing a Memory Card Page Turning on the Camera Handling the Camera Adjusting the Viewfinder and Monitor Diopter Adjustment Setting the Date and Time Use the left and right keys to select the item to be Setting the Camera to Record Images Automatically Basic RecordingEVF and LCD Monitor Display Basic Recording Operation Focus Lock Automatic Monitor Amplification Focus Signals Special Focusing Situations Using the BUILT-IN Flash Flash Range Automatic Operation ANTI-SHAKE System Movie Recording Recording, see Display Mode Switch Basic Playback SINGLE-FRAME Playback and Histogram Display Viewing Images and Histogram Deleting Single Images Changing the Quick View & Playback Display Enlarged Playback Viewing Movies Advanced Recording DISPLAY-INFORMATION Button Changing the Display FOCUS-MODE Switch Digital Zoom Flex Focus Point Macro Mode Shooting tips Exposure Lock EXPOSURE-MODE Dial Program P Program Shift PS/PA Auto Recording ADI Instant playback Aperture Priority a Shutter Priority S Manual Exposure M Bulb Exposures Attaching a Remote Cord Sold Separately DIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAMS Exposure and Flash Compensation Using the Function Dial Custom function Drive Modes Bracketing Bracket Standard and High Speed Continuous Advance Camera Notes Interval Page SELF-TIMER Metering Modes White Balance Daylight Tungsten Fluorescent Cloudy Shade Flash Custom WHITE-BALANCE Calibration Memory Storing Camera Settings Memory Recall Camera Sensitivity ISO Turn the function dial to the ISO position 1. Press Attaching a Minolta Accessory Flash Unit Flash Range and Camera Sensitivity Using the Flash Sync Terminal Digital Effects Control COLOR-SATURATION Compensation Contrast Compensation Filter Minolta History Filter Examples Recording Menu Navigating the Recording Menu DSP Image Size and Image Quality 2080 Tiff RAW Tiff About RAW Image Quality Page Flash Modes Fill FlashRED-EYE Reduction Rear Flash Sync Wireless / Remote Flash Engage the safety catch to remove the flash unit from WIRELESS/REMOTE Camera and Flash Ranges Minimum flash-to-subject distancePage Flash Control Flash Notes AEL Button Menu option Recording Mode Reset Interval Setup Bracketing Setup Sharpness Menu options Data Imprinting YYYY/MM/DD Electronic Keyboard Instant Playback Recording Tips Voice Memo Color Mode Noise Reduction About Adobe RGB Monitor Amplification Magnification Button Flex Digital Magnifier Digital Subject Program DSP Setup Tracking AFAE Lock Spot AE Area Direct Manual Focus Short Guide to Photography 109 About Exposure and Flash Compensation What is AN EV? Light Sources and Color Movie Menu Navigating the Movie Menu Movie Mode Movie Reset Movie Menu Advanced Playback Playing Back Voice Memos Navigating the Playback Menu 117 FRAME-SELECTION Screen Move sel. enter Delete Format View Folder Lock Index Playback Format Copy 123 Slide Show Menu options Settings Dpof Setup About Dpof Cancel Print Index Print Viewing Images on a Television Setup Menu Opening the Setup Menu Navigating the Setup Menu 131 LCD Brightness Shortcut Help Digital Zoom Selected on the Menu Flex Digital Magnifier Selected on the Menu Transfer Mode EVF Auto Switch Video OutputLanguage Custom Setup File Number # Memory Folder Name Select Folder Date and Time Setup NEW Folder Reset Default 139 DSP Audio Signals Volume Shutter FX ANTI-SHAKE FULL-TIME AF Control Dial Setup Control Dial Setup Manual Exposure Delete Confirmation DATA-TRANSFER Mode System Requirements Connecting the Camera to a Computer Connecting to Windows 98 / 98 Second Edition Automatic Installation Manual Installation 149 DATA-TRANSFER Mode Auto Power Save DATA-TRANSFER Mode Quicktime System Requirements Memory Card Folder Organization Dcim Misc 100MLT16 10130801 102MLTCP 153 Disconnecting the Camera from the Computer Windows 98 / 98 Second EditionWindows ME, 2000 PROFESSIONAL, and XP Macintosh Changing the Memory Card DATA-TRANSFER Mode Removing the Driver Software Windows Troubleshooting Problem Symptom CauseSolution Problem Symptom Cause Solution When Using Filters About the LITHIUM-ION Battery Charger Cord Attaching the Ferrite Core FRC-100 Camera Care CleaningCare and Storage Storage Operating Temperatures and Conditions Memory Card Care and Handling Batteries LCD Monitor CareCopyright Questions and Service Before Important Events or Journeys Index 167 Technical Specifications CCD 169 Battery Pack BP-400 171 Universal Copyright Convention

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