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Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom / PRIMA Super 105 User manual
User manual for Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom / PRIMA Super 105. 42 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Canon
- Model / document
- Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom / PRIMA Super 105
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 42
- File size
- 2.3 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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1. This camera is not resistanttowater.and should not
be used outdoorsif it is rainingor snowing.lf it is
accidentallydroppedin water,contactan authorized
Canon servicefacility.Keep the cameraout of salt
spray and excessivehumidity.lf used at the beach,
clean it thoroughlyafterwardwith a dry cloth.
2. Storethe camera in a cool, dry, dust-freeplace. Be
sure to keep the camera out of direct sunlight,and
away from "hot spots"such as the trunk or rear
windowshelf of a car.Avoid placeswhere mothballs
are used, and use a desiccantin excessivehumidity.
3. Do not attemptto disassemblethe camerayourself,
sincethere is high-voltagecircuitryinside.
4. The batteriesmay explodeor cause burns if
disassembled,recharged,shorted,exposedto high i i
temperatures,or disposedof in a fire. I
5. Use a blowerbrushto removedust and sand from i
the lens and insidethe camera.Do not applyany I
fluidsto the lens or body.Take the camerato an authorizedCanon servicefacilityfor a more \ t(
thoroughcleaningif necessary. t
6. Film passingthroughX-ray examinationsat an aa
airportmay be exposedand ruinedeven when o
loadedin the camera.Requesta differentmethodof
inspection to avoid damage.
reproduction may7. Color be adverselyaffectedif the i r film is left in the camerafor a long time. Always ir developexposedfilm promptly. A
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This devicecomplieswith Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation titr'}wffiWm
is subjectto the followingtwo conditions:(1) This devicemay not cause harmfulinterference,and (2) this devicemust tr
acceptany interferencereceived,includinginterferencethat
may cause undesiredoperation.
Do not make any changesor modificationsto the equipment
unlessotherwisespecifiedin the instructions.lf such changes
or modificationsshouldbe made,you could be requiredto
stopoperationof the equipment.
This equipmenthas been testedand found to complywith the
limitsfor a class B digitaldevice,pursuantto part 15 of the
FCC Rules.These limitsare designedto providereasonable
protectionagainstharmfulinterferencein a residential
installation.This equipmentgenerates,uses and can radiate
radiofrequencyenergyand, if not installedand used in
accordancewith the instructions,may cause harmful
interferenceto radiocommunications.
However,there is no guaranteethat interferencewill not occur
in a particularinstallation.lf this equipmentdoes cause
II harmfulinterferenceto radioor televisionreception,which can
be determinedby turningthe equipmentoff and on, the user is encouragedto try to correct the interferenceby one or more of 1,w
the followingmeasures:
. Reorientor relocatethe receivingantenna.
. Increasethe separationbetweenthe equipmentand receiver.
. Consultthe dealeror an experiencedradio/TVtechnicianfor
helo.
This digitalapparatusdoes not exceedthe Class B limitsfor
radionoiseemissionsfrom digitalapparatusas set out in the
interference-causingequipmentstandardentitled"Digital
Apparatus",ICES-003of the IndustryCanada.
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ClasseB prescritesdans la normesur le mat6rielbrouilleur:
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Thank you for purchasing thls Canon product.
Beforetakingpictures,pleaseread these instructionscarefully
for a thoroughunderstandingof how the cameraworks.
Table of Contents
These instructionsare divided into four sections:Introduction,
BasicOperations,AdvancedOperations,and Additional
Information.When first usingthe camera,be sure to read the
instructionsstartingfrom the Introduction. - -- - --l
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i The followingconventionsare used in these instructions: I
i rr Warningsyou shouldobservewhen using the i
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Ir q lm- i Additionalinformationon usingthe camera. i
ii ' u _;O:- l Tips on taking photographswith the camera. I
1 Introduction r HandlingPrecautions ....................2
Tableof Contents ........4
QuickReference ..........6
Nomenclature.............. ..................8
Attachingthe Strap ......................10
O il Basic Operations
z t Becomino Familiarwith Your Camera ...........11
E LoaOligthe Battery... ....................11
Checkingthe BatteryPower.............................12
E Turningthe PowerOn and Off ......................13
E Viewfinder................... ..................14
E Changingthe SubjectSi2e.....,.........................1
E ShutterButtonAction.......... ......'.'.16
Holdingthe Camera .....................17
Loading the Film ........18
Taking Pictures (Full Auto Mode)...................2O
Green/OrangeIndicators ...................22
Removing the Film..... ..................23
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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 shutterbutton
pressedhalfwaydown.
. Checkthat the green
indicatoris lit and then
composethe picture.
7. Press the shutter button
fullY.1- 16;
. ln low lightor backlight,
the flashfires
automatically.
8. When the film has
finished and rewound,
remove the film. (- 23)
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Nomenclature
" (- l) is shorthand for "See page I".
VieMinder Window MeteringWindow
Shutter Button (* 16) AF Light Receptor
Mode Dial (- 29;
Red-eye Reduction/
Lens Self-timerLamp
(- 31, 36)
Zoom Lever ( @l Wide-angle
/tll Telephoto)(- 15)
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Attaching the Strap
Beforeusingyour camera,attachthe strap provided.
Be carefulnot to drop the Camera.
Pass the strap through the
strap holder on the left side
of the camera.
. Followstep e beforestep
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Button on strap clasp
Push-button release
. Use this buttonto pressthe
Select and Set buttons (- 27\
and the Film Rewindbutton
(- 23).
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Becoming Familiar with Your Gamera
Checking the Battery Power
Youcancheckthe batterypowerlevelwiththe
indicatoron the LCDpanel.
Battery Check Indicator
Batteryin goodcondition B
Preparea newbattery il
,il,' RePlacethe battery(* 11)
Shooting capacity
Approx.17 rollsof 24'exposurefilm with 50% flash
use. (Data based on Canon'sStandardTest
Method.)
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I l-ll pictures,be sure to take a supply of spare i
i O"tteries;they may not be availablewhere you i
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E Turning the Power On and OffWhena modeis selectedwiththe modedial,the tr
poweris turnedon andpicturescan be taken.
Turningthe Power On
Turn the mode dial to any
mode (except GB).
tThe lens is set for
shooting.
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. The lens first zooms to the full wide (38mm)position.ii m
i l-ll . lf the lens is not set for shooting,check to see if the i
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Turning the Power Off
Toprotectthe lens,be sureto turnoff the camera.
Turn the mode dial to GB.
I The lens retractsinto the
camera.
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Becoming Familiarwith Your Camera
E Viewfinder
Picture frame Close-up frame
For ordinaryshooting, When the shootingdistance
composeyour picture is between0.6 and 1 m (2
withinthis frame. and 3.3 ft.),composeyour
picturewithinthis frame.The
area abovethis frame will not
be includedin the picture.
AF frame
Placethis frame over the
subjectyou wish to focus on.
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E Changing the Subiect Size- ;.{r=Youcan freelychangethe size of the imagewith the
zoomlever.
El Wide-angle(38mm) ':l ':::o'":: "_ lT::')
@ Wide-angle tlJ Telephoto
Pressfor a wide area Pressto zoom in on
image.For taking your subject.For
landscapes,group taking portraits,etc.
pictures,etc.
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Holding the Gamera tr
Totake sharp pictures,hold the camerafirmlyso
thatit does not move.
. Hold the camerawith both
hands.
. Keep your elbowsclose to
your body.
. Hold the camera againstyour
nose and look throughthe
viewfinder.
. Be carefulto keep fingers 2
and hair from obstructingthe
lens,AF lightemitterand
receptor,meteringwindow,
and flash.
Meteringwindow
AF lightemitter AF light receptor
Flash
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Loading the Film
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DX code
1. Slide the back cover latch
downwards.
*The back coveropens.
2.Insertthe film.
3. Pull the film tip across
until it reachesthe film
tip position mark.
. Make sure the film lies
flat.
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4. Close the back cover.
You can check if a film is
loadedby lookinghere.
5. "1" is displayed in the
frame counter.
lf the cameramalfunctionswhile a film is loaded,do not
removethe film. Take the camera to a Canon service
lacilitywith the film still inside.
. lf you force the film out of the camera,the cameraor film
may be damaged.
. tf "0" btinksin the framei 0
i counter,the film has not
i loadedproperly.Reloadthe
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Even if the subjectis not e)<actlycentered,the A|AF
(SmartAF) functionwill focus on the subject.
In low lightor backlitconditions,the flashwill fire
automatically.1- 29;
1. Turn the mode dial to
GlireD.
* The poweris turnedon,
and the lens is set for
shooting.
2. Change the subject size
as desired.
. Look throughthe
viewfinderand press the
zoom lever to achievethe
desiredpicture
composition.
3. Position the AF frame
over the subject and
press the shutter button
halfway.
. Keep the shutterbutton
halfwaypressed.
. Make sure the green
indicatoris lit.
. Composethe picture.
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4. Pressthe shutter button tr fullY. t
. In low lightor backlit
conditions,the flash fires
automatically.
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Taking Pictures(FullAuto Mode)
G reen/Oran ge I ndicators
When the shutterbuttonis pressedhalfway,the
indicatorslightup or blinkto indicatewhetheror not
shootingis possible.
Green
indicator
Orange
indicator
O Green indicator
Lightsup: Subjectis in focus. (Readyfor
shooting.)
@ Orange indicator
Lightsup: Flashlamp is charged.
Blinks: Camerashakewarning(in "Flash
OFF" mode).
We recommendyou use a tripod.
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the Film
Thefilm rewindsautomaticallywhen)t reachestheend. tr
The framecountercountsdown duringfilm
rewinding.
Once rewindingis complete,"0" is displayed
in the framecounterand the film can be
removed.
1. Slide the back cover latch
downwards.
tThe back coveropens.
2. Removethe film.
2
Rewindingthe film in mid-roll
.Pressthe film rewindbutton ::o on
thebottomof the camera.
.Usethe push-buttonreleaseon the
srrap.
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Focus Lock
Use this modeto focuson a subjectpositionedclose
to the edge of the pictureframe.
1. Center the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button halfway.
. Ke€p the shutterbutton
halfwaypressed.
. Make sure the green
indicatoris lit.
2. With the shutter button
halfway pressed, frame
your picture as desired.
Then press the shutter
button fully.
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AiAF (Smart AF) Function
Ai = Artificialintelligence,AF = AUtojocus
TheAiAF (SmartAF) functionhas a wide measuring
areaand is the latestmechanismfor providing
accuratefocus adjustment.This mechanismwas
developedbased on the analysisof several
thousandphotographsand on Canon'sunique
know-how.
.The camerafocuseson the
subjecteven if it is not in
the centerof the
viewfinder,or if there is an
obstructionin front of it.
The camerawill accuratelY
focus on two subjects
positionedside by side,
and not on the background
betweenthem.
.lf you are takinga picture
througha window,set the
camera at an aPProPriate
angle,with a camera-to-
window distanceof about
20 cml0.7 tl.
lf you are too far awaY
from the window,the
camera may focus on the
glass of the window rather
than the subject.
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