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BASIC
OPERATIONS
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Be sure
to check
batterY
Power
before
shooting.
Point the
lens
at a brightly
lit
area,
look through
the viewfinder
eye-
piece@,
and
check to
see that
the
viewfinder
LED
indicator(s)
lights
up
or blinks.
lt is
not
possible
to
check
battery
power
when the
shutter
soeed/mode
selector
dial
is
set
at
M90
(1/90sec.)
or B
(AutO)because
the
exposure
meter
does
not operate
when
the
shutter
speed/mode
selector
dial
is at
either
of these
settings,
even
if
the
shutter
release button
is
depressed
24
halfway.
lf
battery
power
is
sufficient,
the
meter
will
stay
on
for
16sec. after
you
remove
your
finger
from the
button.
The
meter automaticallY
turns
off after
16sec.
lf the
viewfinder
LED indicator(s)
does
not appear,
reload
the
battery
(or
batteries)
properly
or
replace
it
(them)with
a
f resh one(s).
.
Battery
power
cannot
be checked until
the
f rame counter
reaches
"1."
c
lf the
viewfinder LED
indicato(s)
turns
off
immediately after
you
remove
your
finger
from the shutter
release
button
or before
16sec.
have
elapsed,
the
battery
(or
batteries)
is
(are)
almost
exhausted
and
must be
replaced with
a
fresh one(s).
qe,
Sel
lhe
lens
33'
operture.
Turn the black
lens aperture
knob
@
until the
desired
f/number is
opposite
the
index mark on the
front
of
the
lens.
The
pincer-type
depth-of-field
indi'
cators@,
coupled
with the
focus-
ing knob, open
and close
to show
the
range of distances
which will
be
in focus
in the
final
photograph.
Refer to the example
photos
on
page
46
for more information.
When shooting
for the
first time,
use the
following
guide
to select
the aoerture.