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Minolta
Model / document
Minolta "memory" section
Document type
User manual
Language
English
Pages
72
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5.8 MB
Category
Film cameras
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MEMORY

‘The following settings will be stored in your camera by using the

memory function.

+ Exposure mode (P, A, S, M)

+ Shutter speed in S mode, aperture in A mode, shutter speed and
aperture in M mode.

+ Focus mode (AF-A, AF-C, AF-S, Manual focus)

+ Focus area (wide focus area, local focus area)

+ Metering mode (14-segment honeycomb-pattern, spot, center-weight-
ed average)

+ Exposure compensation value

+ Flash compensation value

+ Film drive mode (single-frame, continuous, bracketing, self-imer, mul-
tiple exposures)

+ The adjust button settings for the drive mode (continuous and bracket-
ing). Increment and size will be stored independently for the exposure
bracketing and flash bracketing,

+ Flash mode with the built-in flash (normal, red-eye reduction, rear
flash syne, wireless/remote flash). However, whether the built-in flash
was on or off will not be stored.

+ AF /Release priority (Custom 1 setting)

+ Tasking on focus mode dial, AF-A position (Custom 22 setting)

When using the memory function, you cannot choose to have only
part of the above settings stored. All of them will be stored automat-
ically. No other settings will be stored in memory. eg: date imprint-

19, display contrast, custom function settings (other that #1 or #22),
etc.

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Your camera is capable of storing three different sets of camera
function settings. This feature is convenient when you will be repeat-
ing the same shooting conditions and want to use the same settings
each time.

Fullauto

Memory 1
Memory 2
Memory 3

When positions 1, 2, 3, oF full-auto are select-
ed, the settings of the controls do not neces-
sarily correspond to the actual camera set-
tings. The upper part of the display turns black
to let you know.

+ Beautifully defocused images can be produced using the STF
(Smooth Trans Focus) mode, which can be used instead of memo-
Ty 3 . See page 180.

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