Canon prima super 105 Owner's manual

Brand: Canon

Model: prima super 105

Type: Owner's manual

Canon prima super 105 is a user-friendly camera that offers various possibilities for different shooting scenarios with its wide range of functions, such as:

Built-in flash with different modes (auto, auto with red-eye reduction, on, off) for taking pictures in low-light conditions or backlight.
Self-timer mode for taking group photos or taking pictures of yourself.
Focus lock function for focusing near the edge of the picture frame.
Date/time display and imprint function for keeping track of when pictures were taken.

Canon prima super 105 is a user-friendly camera that offers various possibilities for different shooting scenarios with its wide range of functions, such as:

Built-in flash with different modes (auto, auto with red-eye reduction, on, off) for taking pictures in low-light conditions or backlight.
Self-timer mode for taking group photos or taking pictures of yourself.
Focus lock function for focusing near the edge of the picture frame.
Date/time display and imprint function for keeping track of when pictures were taken.

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This

camera

is not resistantto water.

and should not

be used outdoors

if it is raining

or snowing.

lf it is

accidentally dropped

in water,

contact an authorized

Canon

service facility. Keep the camera out of salt

spray and excessive humidity. lf used at the beach,

clean

thoroughly afterward with a dry cloth.

2. Store the

camera

in a cool, dry, dust-free

place.

sure to keep the camera out of direct

sunlight, and

away

from

"hot

spots" such as the trunk or rear

window shelf of a car.

Avoid

places

where mothballs

are used, and use a desiccant in excessive

humidity.

Do not

attempt

to disassemble the camera

yourself,

since there is high-voltage circuitry inside.

The batteries may explode or cause

burns if

disassembled, recharged,

shorted,

exposed to high

temperatures,

or disposed of in

a fire.

Use a blower brush to remove dust

and sand

from

the

lens

and

inside

the camera.

Do not

apply any

fluids

to the lens or body. Take the

camera

to an

authorized Canon service

facility

for a more \

thorough

cleaning

if necessary.

6. Film

passing

through X-ray

examinations at an

airport may be exposed

and ruined

even

when

loaded in the camera. Request

a different

method

inspection to avoid damage.

Color

reproduction may

be adversely affected

the

film is left in

the camera for a long

time. Always

develop exposed film

promptly.

For German-speaking users

This

product

is intended for use in residential,

commercial and

light industry environment.

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This

device complies

with Part

of the FCC Rules.

Operation

subject to the following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device

may

not cause harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device must

any

interference

received,

including interference

that

may cause

undesired

operation.

Do not

make any

changes

or modifications

to the

equipment

unless otherwise

specified

in the instructions.

lf such

changes

or modifications

should

be made,

you

could

be required

stop operation

of the

equipment.

This

equipment

has been

tested

and found

to comply with

the

limits

for a class

B digital

device,

pursuant

to part

of the

FCC

Rules. These

limits

are designed

to provide

reasonable

protection

against harmful

interference

a residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses and

can radiate

radio frequency

energy and, if

not installed

and used in

accordance with

the instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to radio

communications.

However,

there

is no guarantee

that interference

will not occur

a particular

installation.

lf this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to radio

or television

reception,

which

can

be determined

by turning

the equipment

off

and on, the

user is

encouraged

to try to correct the interference

by one or more

the following

measures:

. Reorient

or relocate

the receiving

antenna.

. Increase

the separation

between the

equipment

and receiver.

. Consult the

dealer

or an experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

helo.

This

digital

apparatus

does not exceed

the

Class B limits

for

radio noise

emissions

from

digital

apparatus

as set

out in the

interference-causing

equipment

standard

entitled

"Digital

Apparatus",

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of the Industry

Canada.

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Thank you for purchasing thls Canon product.

Before taking

pictures,

please

read these instructions

carefully

for a thorough

understanding

of how the camera

works.

Table of Contents

These

instructions

are divided

into

four sections:

Introduction,

Basic

Operations,

Advanced Operations,

and

Additional

Information.

When

first using the

camera, be sure to read the

instructions

starting

from the Introduction.

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are used in

these instructions: I

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you

should

observe

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information on using

the camera. i

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1 Introduction

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Precautions ....................2

Table of Contents ........4

Quick

Reference ..........6

Nomenclature

.............. ..................8

Attaching

the Strap ......................10

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Familiar

with Your Camera

...........11

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the

Battery... ....................11

Checking

the Battery

Power..........

...................1

E Turning the Power

On and Off

...................

...13

E Viewfinder................... ..................14

E Changing

the Subject Si2e.....,.........................15

E Shutter

Button

Action.......... ......'.'.16

Holding

the Camera .....................17

the Film ........18

Taking

Pictures

(Full

Auto Mode)........ ...........2O

Green/Orange

Indicators ...................22

Removing

the Film..... ..................23

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Advanced Operations 1.

Focus Lock (Focusing

near.the

edge of the

picture

frame) ........-,........

...............24

AiAF

(Smart

AF)

Function..

i..............................25

Displaying the Date/Time @IE) .............26

Setti ng the Date/Ti m s QIE- .........................27

Changing the Shooting Mode........................28

E Auto Flash Mode without Red-eye Reduction

.29

E Auto

Flash

Mode with Red-eye

Reduction......30

Red-eye

Reduction Function............................31

E Flasn

ON Mode ......32

E Ftasn OFF Mode... ....................33

E Reat Time Release Mode.............................34

E Self-timer

Mode......... ...............36

Slow-synchro Function ..............37

Additional Information

Troubleshooting.......... .................38

Questions

and

Answers.................................39

Specifications.............. .................40

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Please note that

these instructions are for both the

model

with the date

function

and the model without

the

date

function. Information

relevant

only to the

model with the

date

function is marked with the

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Quick Reference

For

further details,

refer to the

page

indicated

by (- f).

1. Load the battery.

(- 11)

2. Load the

film.

(- 18)

Pull the film tip across

until

it reaches

the film

tip position

mark.

Then

close the back cover.

(- 18)

Turn the mode dial to

G!reD.(- 13)

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power

is turned on

and

the lens

is set.

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5. Change the subject size

as desired.

(- 15)

6. Position the AF frame

over the subject and

lightly press the shutter

button halfway

down.

(* 16)

. Keep

the shutter button

pressed

halfway down.

. Check that the

green

indicator is lit and then

compose the

picture.

7. Press the shutter button

fullY.

1- 16;

. ln low light or backlight,

the flash fires

automatically.

When the film has

finished and rewound,

remove the film. (- 23)

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Nomenclature

VieMinder

Window

Shutter

Button

(* 16)

" (- l) is shorthand

for "See page I".

Metering

Window

AF Light Receptor

Mode Dial (- 29;

Red-eye

Reduction/

Self-timer

Lamp

(- 31,

36)

Lens

Zoom Lever ( @l Wide-angle

/tll Telephoto)

(- 15)

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LCD Panel

(- 12)

Battery

Cover

(- 11)

MODE Button

@E- (-26)

Viewfinder

(- 14)

Orange Indicator

(- 22)

Green Indicator

(* 22)

Film Check Window

Tripod Socket

Strap Clasp

*O Film Rewind Button

(- 23)

Back Cover

Latch

SET

Button

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(- 27)

SELECT

Button

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Attaching

the Strap

Before using

your

camera,

attach

the strap

provided.

Be careful

not to drop

the Camera.

Pass the strap through the

strap holder on the left side

of the camera.

. Follow step

e before step

Push-button

release

. Use

this button

to press

the

Select and Set buttons

(- 27\

and the Film Rewind

button

(- 23).

Button on strap clasp

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Becoming Familiar with Your Camera

E Loading

the Battery

Battery :

One lithium

battery

(DL123A

or CR123A,

3V) tr

Open the battery cover.

. To

open, insert

a coin into

the

slot.

2. Load the battery.

. Align the + and

terminals

correctly

and

insert

the battery top (-

end) first.

3. Closb the battery cover.

. Close the cover until it

clicks.

rf E is displayed

on the

LCD

panel.

I The

date

display

is reset

"94.

1.1.".

Readjust to the correct

date/time.

(- 27)

When removing

the

old

battery,

pull

the bottom

end) out first.

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Becoming Familiar

with Your Gamera

Checking the Battery Power

You can

check

the battery

power

level

with the

indicator

the LCD

panel.

Battery

Check Indicator

B Battery in

good

condition

il Prepare

a new battery

,il,' RePlace

the battery

(* 11)

Shooting capacity

Approx.

17 rolls

of 24'exposure

film

with 50%

flash

use.

(Data

based

on Canon's

Standard

Test

Method.)

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be sure

to take a supply

of spare i

i O"tteries;

they may not be available

where

you i

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E Turning the Power On and Off

When a mode is selected with the mode

dial, the

power

is turned

on and

pictures

can be taken.

Turning

the Power On

Turn the mode dial to any

mode (except GB).

tThe lens is

set

for

shooting.

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the

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the full

wide

(38mm) position.

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Turning

the Power Off

protect

the lens, be sure to turn

off

the

camera.

Turn the mode dial to GB.

I The lens retracts

into the

camera.

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Becoming

Familiar

with Your Camera

E Viewfinder

Picture

frame

For ordinary

shooting,

compose

your picture

within this

frame.

Close-up

frame

When the shooting distance

is between

0.6 and

1 m (2

and 3.3

ft.), compose

your

picture

within this

frame. The

area above this

frame will not

be included in the

picture.

AF frame

Place

this frame over the

subject

you

wish to focus on.

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E Changing the Subiect Size- ;.{

You can

freely change

the size of the image with the r=

zoom lever.

@ Wide-angle tlJ Telephoto

Press

for a wide area Press to zoom in on

image.

For taking your

subject.

For

landscapes,

group taking

portraits,

etc.

pictures,

etc.

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(38mm) "_

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Becoming Familiar with Your Gamera

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Button

Action

This

camera

has

a two-step shutter button.

1. Press

the shutter button

halfway

to focus.

. Keeo the shutter

button

halfway

pressec.

. Make sure the

green

indicator is lit.

Without releasing

your

finger,

press the shutter

button fully to take the

picture.

I The shutter is released.

. Be sure to press

the

shutter

button

gently.

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and the shutter operating. As a i

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it is best to hold the camera

still until i

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hear the

film start to wind forward. i

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the shutter operates about 1

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Holding the Gamera

To take sharp

pictures,

hold the camera

firmly so

that

does

not move.

. Hold the camera

with both

hands.

. Keep

your

elbows close

your

body.

. Hold the camera against

your

nose and look through the

viewfinder.

. Be careful

to keep

fingers

and

hair from obstructing

the

lens,

AF light emitter and

receptor, metering

window,

and

flash.

Metering window

AF light receptor

Flash

AF light emitter

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1. Slide the back cover latch

downwards.

*The back

cover opens.

2.Insert

the film.

Pull

the film tip across

until it reaches

the film

tip position

mark.

. Make sure the film

lies

flat.

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the back cover.

You can check

if a film is

loaded by looking

here.

"1" is displayed

in the

frame counter.

lf the camera

malfunctions

while a film

is loaded, do not

remove

the film.

Take the camera

to a Canon service

lacility

with the film still

inside.

. lf

you

force the

film out of the

camera, the camera

or film

may

be damaged.

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in the

frame

i counter,

the

film has

not

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properly.

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Canon prima super 105 Owner's manual

Brand: Canon

Model: prima super 105

Type: Owner's manual

Canon prima super 105 is a user-friendly camera that offers various possibilities for different shooting scenarios with its wide range of functions, such as:

Built-in flash with different modes (auto, auto with red-eye reduction, on, off) for taking pictures in low-light conditions or backlight.
Self-timer mode for taking group photos or taking pictures of yourself.
Focus lock function for focusing near the edge of the picture frame.
Date/time display and imprint function for keeping track of when pictures were taken.

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