Instructions
Depress
Blinking Halfway
Selftimer
Preparations
PF button Macro button
Remote control sensor front AF illuminator
Power ON/OFF switch
Back cover release
Tripod socket Shift buttons
Exposure compensation/ Manual exposure
Auto flash Auto-S flash Fill-in flash
Attaching the Strap
Load the batteries p Open the back cover p
Basic Shooting Procedures
Outline of Operations
Button fully to take a picture
Close the back cover p
Depress the shutter release
Loadingthebatteries
Lights
Turn the power switch on
Checkingthebatteries
Points to Remember
Hold the Camera Correctly
Make sure
To lock the focus
To release the shutter and take the picture
Reset Operation
Standard Shooting Mode
Loading the Film
Slide the back cover
Release upward to open
Back cover
Film loading indicator
Film automatically advances to the first frame
Turn the power switch
Close the back cover
Follow the procedure here to cover ordinary photography
Turn the power
Switch on Button to determine Composition
Taking Pictures
Max. telephoto focal Length 180mm
Max. wide-angle focal Length 35 mm
Release button halfway
Lock on, and when the subject is too close
Depress the shutter
Camera automatically rewinds the film when you
Unloading the Film
Rewinding the film before End of the roll
Reach the end of a roll
Make sure Autofocus frame
Usingthe Focus Lock
Frame, use the focus lock
Flip up the flash
Flash Modes
Slide the flash release to
Press the flash button
Release the flash button to engage the mode
When the flash is
Flipped up, the camera
Should be used. Slide
Flash
Press the shutter release button
Auto Flash Range
Flip up the flash,
Select the Auto-S mode Button
Pre-flashes are not emitted in the Sports mode
Make sure the exposure Flip up the flash, Mode is set to P
Program
Release button
Mode. Press the shutter
Selftimer
Remote control button
Is displayed on
Focus and exposure will be locked
Use a tripod, etc., to hold the camera steady
Macro Photography
Press the macro button
Press the zoom buttons to determine Composition
Exposure Modes
Usingthe Exposure Modes
There are seven exposure modes four with preset settings
How to Select the Exposure Mode
Buttons or shift dial
To shoot fast-moving subjects
Select the Sports mode to display on the LCD panel
Sports
Mode to display on
Portrait
Select the Portrait
Button
Mode to display on Release button
Landscape
To take pictures with extended in-focus backgrounds
Select the Landscape
Mode to display on Button LCD panel
Night Scene
Shooting Night Scenes Free of Subjects
Select the Night Scene
Shutter release button
Engage the Night Scene Mode. Flip up the flash. Press
Smaller aperture
APERTURE-PREFERRED Auto a
Larger aperture
Slower shutter speed 60-sec
500-sec
Adjust the aperture
Manual Exposure M
Panel
Display M on the LCD
Adjust the shutter Be displayed on Speed
Turn the shift dial to
Exposure level will
Viewfinder
Distance
Table below
Zoom Macro
Exposure Compensation
While pressing the +
Usingthe Drive Modes Drive
Selecting the Drive Mode
There are two film-advance modes in addition to
Drive Modes
While pressing the drive
Release the drive button
Continuous Shooting
While the shutter release
Double Exposure D.EXP
Button fully to take
First exposure
Display D.EXP. on
Cannot be canceled after the first shot
Power Focus
Spot Metering
Picture
Zoomexposure
This exposure method is most effective when
Fully to take the picture Buttons again
While keeping the zoom
Button depressed, press
Press Display
Press the selftimer/remote
Control button to engage On the subject Remote Control mode
Use selftimer outside this range
Transmission is blocked by the converter
Cap to prevent light from entering the viewfinder
Use the provided viewfinder
Viewfinder Cap
Press the button on the remote control
Bulb
Press the button on the remote control again
Printing the Date and Time
After setting the data
Press the Date Mode button again
Correcting the Data
Make sure The data to be corrected is blinking
A reflective backing that are ideal for both wide
Flash
Distance between the xenon tube and tne
Conditions
Brightness between that of the subject
When shooting in the Shutter-Preferred Auto mode
Exposure mode to S Using the shift dial
Turn the power switch Select 1/100-sec. or
ON, set the cameras
Press the shutter release button
Advanced flash photography using the G40
Multi Flash
Follow-Synchro
Built-in flash
A zoom lens, the focal length is changed by
Be selected Mm wide-angle
At 35 mm More than 100 mm
Greater than at 35 mm, for genuine telephoto
Angle of view and depth of field
That the camera is able to bring into focus.
Power focus to manually focus on Subject
Autofocus AF
Subjects with low contrast Subjects that do not contain
Vertical lines Light Use the focus lock by first
Two subjects at different distances
Set in advance
Standard photography mode refer to p , if
Film, and is controlled by a combination
Your shot and releasing the shutter at just the right time
Sense of motion
Most suitable exposure compensation for both
When shooting night scenes you may sometimes
Shooting a subject with a night scene as its
System is automatically
Automatically when in the P Program mode
On programmed data to properly compensate for
Proper exposure refers to the balance of light
Wall, the exposure will be based on the average
For the excessive brightness
Film speed is indicated on the back of film
Function, which can fill the frame with an area
This is a close-up lens that lets you fill the frame
Converter can be used with the Aperture-Preferred
Making it ideal for macro photography beginners
Panorama Photography Optional
Accessories Optional
Grip Strap B
Care and Storage
Battery Handling
Troubleshooting
See
Camera closer to the subject
Contrast blue or black
Rewound film is still loaded Viewfinder lights
Remove the film
Symptom
Camera
Not positioned on the subject
Subject was backlit
Questions and Answers
How long will the batteries last?
Specifications
Frame, panorama marks, autofocus
Ft, Tele 1.2 ~ 7 m 3.9 ~ 23 ft with ISO
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