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Ricoh XR-X3pf User manual
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2. FUNCTION MAP
The main buttons. dial and a brief explanation of their functions are shown below. For detailed
information refer to each mode.
Shutter Button
Pressed halfway: LCD Panel (Normal dis-
play - P 23) and viewfinder display ap-
pear.
Pressed f ully. Shutler rs released.
Self-timer Button
(- P.23)
For selt-trmer shoot-
Ing. (The timer is actt-
vated when this but-
lon is pressed. )
Main Switch (- P.18)
Turns oower on or off.
Preview/Exposure Compensation
Button
When Preview Mode is set. thrs button sets
the actual aperture opening and the depth-
ol-field can be verified.
When the Prevrew Mode is canceled. this
button sets exposure comoensalion.
AE Lock Button
(- P.42)
Thrs button locks the
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The Dial sets/cancels. turns ON/OFF the modes
Shutter Mode Setting (- P.26)
Changes belween automatic shutter speed setting (AUTO. Pro-
gram AE Mode. Aperture Priority Mode) and manual shutter
speed setting (A. OFF: Shutter Priority Mode).
Exposure Metering Mode setting (* P.33)
or spot metering | &l I Sets center-weighted melering I L] |
Continuous Shooting Mode Setting (-* P.34)
Sets/cancels continuous shooting mode. When it is set. continu-
ous shooting occurs lor as long as the Shutter Button is pressed.
Red-eye Reduction Mode Setting (-. P.35) [PF]
Sets/cancels the red-eye reduction mode. When it is set. the
red-eye effect is reduced with flash photography.
Multi Exposure Mode Setting (- P.36)
Sets/cancels multi exposure mode. When it is set. the film does
not wind on when lhe shutter is released. The next frame is
taken on top ol the previous frame.
Preview Mode Setting (- P.37)
Sets/cancels the Preview mode. When it is set. oreview is
possible with the Preview/Exposure Compensation Button.
When it is canceled. the Preview/Exposure Compensation But-
ton sels the exposure compensation.
Mode Reset All the modes that were set are canceled. When they are
(-. P.25) canceled, they return to the following initial settings. Shutter Mode: Auto (if changed to A.OFF alter
reset, shutler speed is set to
1 /1251
Exposure Metering Mode: Center-weighted metering
Continuous Shooting Mode: OFF
Red-eye Reduction Mode: OFF
Multiple Exposure Mode: OFF
Preview Mode: pv (Preview)
Auto Bracketing Mode: OFF
ExposureCompensation: +0
Flash Comoensation: +0
The Dial sets/cancels the modes
Auto Bracketing Mode Setting (- P.38)
Sets/cancels auto bracketing mode. When it is set. the exposure
range must be selected. Three frames will be shot: an under ex-
posed. a correctly exposed. and an overexposed frame.
Manual Film Speed Setting Mode (- P.39)
The film soeed can be selected.
Exposure Compensation (* P.39)
Sets the exposure compensation value.
Flash Compensation Mode (- P.43)
Sets the flash comoensation. The flash will be emitted with the
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&l Spot Metering Mark Overexposure Mark
Synchro Mark f:) Center-weighted Average
. Melering Mark Program Mode Mark
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Exposure Compensation
Flash Mark AE Lock Shutter Speed Underexposure Mark Aperture Indicator in Manual Mode
Reading the Exposure Indicator
The exposure indicator is displayed on the LCD Panel in the following conditions:
. In Manual Mode
a When the exposure compensation has been set.
. When the exposure compensation will be set.
. When Auto Bracketing Mode or flash compensation have been set.
. When the film speed is set.
In Manual Mode and with exposure compensation, it is displayed in both the LCD Panel
and in viewfinder display.
In Manual Mode, or with exposure compensation, the exposure indicator will display the
correct exposure difference (EV).
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Underexposed Correctly exposed Overexposed
(0.5EV under exposed) (0.SEV over exposed)
The o mark flashes when the value is over -2EV or *2EV.
The exposure range (EV) in Auto Bracketing Mode and the flash compensation value
(EV) in Flash Compensation Mode are displayed.
The exposure difference (EV) of the manually set film speed and the automatically set
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4. QUICK GUIDE IN PROGRAM MODE
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1. Turn the Main Switch ON. 2. Check if the battery mark on the
LCD Panel is in good condtion.
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5. Check that "1" is displayed on the 6. Check that "Auto" is displayed in the
ExDosure Counter. LCD Panel. lf another mark is
displayed, press the Reset Button.
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9. Hold the camera and focus on lhe 10.Press the Shutter Button to shoot.
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Basic operations are explained below. For a more detailed explanation, refer to "Basic
Operations" on P.18.
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3. Open the back cover and load the 4. Align the film leader with the film
film. leader position mark. and close the
back cover. The Jilm will
7. Set the lens aperture on "P" 8. When the subject is poorly lit, lift the
Built-in Flash. PF
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11.When the film reaches the end, it will 'I 2.Open the back cover and remove
automatically rewind and "E" is the film.
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6. ATTACHINGTHESTRAP
1. Remove the Baftery Holder by turning the Battery
Holder Screw counterclockwise with a coin. (Fig. 1)
2. Slip the Viewfinder Cap and Shoulder Pad on to the
strap. (Fig.2)
3. Run lhe Strap Through the Strap Eyelet and set as
shown. (Fig.3)
4. Secure the Battery Holder to the camera body by turn-
ing the Battery Holder Screw clockwise with a coin.
(Fis.4)
5. Adjust the strap lenglh as desired.
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7. INSERTING BATTERIES
1. Insert four new alkaline batteries into the Battery
on each battery Holder, first checking that the + and -
are lined up correctly according to the polarity indica-
tions inside the Battery Holder. (Fig.5)
Fig.5
2. Secure the Battery Holder to the camera body by turn-
ing the Battery Holder Screw clockwise with a coin.
(Fis.6)
Battery Cholc€s:
* Four Penlight (M) alkaline batteries. (nickel cadmium
batteries possible.)
F19.6 * Condition of batteries should be monitored frequently.
See Section 11 for details.
* When changing the batteries, be sure to replace all
four and to use the same battery brand.
* M Size lithium batteries can not be used.
8. MOUNTING AND REMOVING THE LENS
1. Pull otfthe Camera Body Cap. (Fig. 7)
Flg.7
2. Align the red dot on the camera with the red dot on the
lens and mount the lens on the camera. (Fig.8)
3. Turn the lens in the direction shown by the arrow until it
clicks into place. (Fig.9)
F19.9
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4. To remove the lens, press the Lens Release Butlon,
then turn the lens in the direction shown by the arrow.
(Fig. 10)
Conventional K mount lenses can be used in ADerture-
priority and Manual Modes but cannot be used for Pro-
grammed AE Photography or Shutter Priority AE.
For best resulls, use Ricoh original equipment lens.
Proper performance of camera may not always be as-
sured with other lenses.
9. SETTTNG LENS TO THE P (PROGRAM)
POSTTTON
t. While the P Lock Button is pressed, turn the Aperture
Ring.
2. Set it to the locked P position for programmed auto-
matic exposure photography.
Fig. 11 To unlock the Aperture ring from P, turn it while the P
Lock Button is depressed. (Fig. 1 1)
10. MA|N SWTTCH
1. Slide the Main Switch to ON. (Fig. 12)
* The camera is designed to shut otf the main power
supply automatically to save battery energy when the
camera is not in use tor about 30 secs. even if the Main
Switch is left ON. This will turn otf the LCD Panel, but
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retained. Lightly press the Shutter Release Button to
turn on the power and update the LCD Panel. For
maximum battery life, always turn the Main Switch to
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12. LOADING THE FILM
Always avoid direct sunlighl when loading the film.
1. Deoress the Back Cover Lock Release Button and
slide lhe Back cover Latch down to ooen the Back
Cover. (Fig.17)
Fig.17
Load the Film Cassette into the Film Chamber and oull
out enough film leader to extend iust beyond the Film
Leader Index against the Take-up Spool. (Fig. 18)
lf the film leader is pulled out more than necessary
when loading, the number of exposures could be re-
duced.
3. Make sure that the film is within the Film Cuides, and
that the upper sprocket edge is under the Guide Plate.
(Fis. 19)
The lilm may not load properly if the tilm leader is too
loose. Make sure it is flat as shown in the illustration.
(Fis.20)
4. Close the Back Cover so that the Back Cover Latch
snaps shul. (Fig.21)
Fig. 21
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lf the film has been properly loaded, the film speed will
first appear on the LCD Panel for about 2 seconds. fruts Then, the Exposure Counter will display "1 " (Fig.2l.
Ftg.22
lf display shuts off, lightly press Shutter Release But-
ton to update LCD.fJ frsts I LCD display data can be verified by checking the infor-
mation visible through Film Loaded Window on
camera back.
lf the film has not advanced correctly or was not taken
up onto the Film Take-up Spool, the Exposure Counter
Flg.ti "0" will blink and Shutter is locked until the fitm has
been loaded correctly. Reload the film by repeating
steps 1-4 shown above. (Fig.23)
It Non-DX films are loaded in the camera, no LCD
warnings will be observed and Shuner can be re-
leased. (The lilm speed must also be set manually.
See next section.)
13 SETTINGTHE FILM SPEED
DX coded filrns are provided with black-and-silver pat-
terns corresponding to film speed and number of expo-
sures on roll. The camera reads this pattern and automatF
cally sets ilself for DX tilms with speeds ranging from ISO
25 to 5000. (F19.24t
Flg.A
DXfalms
1. The lilm speed and the "DX" verification symbols are
briefly displayed on the LCD Panel.
* For advanced applications, you may wish to raise or
lower the ISO speed of a DX coded film. you can over-
ride automatic ISO setting with manual setting. Refer
to sec. 35 At this time, ISO range is from 12-6400.
Non-DX films
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14. MA|N SWTTCH
1. Turn the Main switch oN. (Fig.25)
* The LCD Panel and the display inside the viewfinder
are displayed.
* lf there is a film loaded in the camera, the film speed
will be displayed for the first 2 seconds.
Fig. 25 2. Check the batteries. * See "Monitoring Condition of Batteries" on P.14.
r lf the Main switch is turned oFF, the power will be
completely cut off. The LCD Panel and the viewfinder
display will disappear.
* lf the following functions are set, they will be canceled
when the Main Switch is turned OFF.
. Mulliple Exposure Mode
o AE Lock
. Self-timer Mode
* To prevent unnecessary battery depletion, turn the
Main switch OFF when you are not shooting.
Power consumption timer
-' are not operated for lf the camera conlrols ' or functions
about 30 seconds, the power consumption timer will can-
cel the display on the LCD Panel. At this time, if the Shut-
ter Button is pressed lightly halfway, the display will ap-
pear again.
' All Buttons. Dial. Main Switch.
-- Shooting, Film loading, Film rewinding.
r The mode settings performed before the display dis-
appears will not be canceled.
* When the power consumption timer has canceled the
display, only the following can be operated: Shutter
Button. Sell-timer Button. Manual Rewind Button and
Main Switch.
To set or change the mode settings, press the Shutter
Button halfway to display the LCD Panel.
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15. CONF]RMING THE SHOOTING MODE
The following section explains how to shoot with the sim-
plest shooting mode. lf the shooting mode is set to Pro-
gram AE, the camera will automatically adiust the shutter
speed and aperture to the brighlness of the subject you
are shooting.
* Refer to "Shooting Modes" on P.26 and " Program AE
Shooting" on P.27 lot morc information.
'1. Confirm that "Auto" is displayed in the LCD Panel.
(Fis.26)
t lf there are other displays besides the "Auto" display in
the LCD Panel, press the RESET Button.
lf 'Auto" does not appear when the RESET Button is
pressed, refer to "Changing the Reset Settings" on P.54.
Fig.26 2. While pressing the P Lock Pin on the lens, turn the "P"
mark on the Aperture Ring to the Distance/Aperture
Index. (Fig.27)
Shooting in this mode is not possible with a lens that
cannot be used with the Program Mode.
On some lenses, the "P" mark is indicated as an "A".
16. USINGTHEFLASH
Use the llash when shooting in dark places, in backlit con-
ditions or when the subiect is dark.
1. Pull up the Built-in Flash. (Fig. 28)
* Open the flash by pulling on the protruding grips on the
sides of the llash.
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Fig. 28
2. Check that the Flash symbol ( I ) is displayed on the
LCD Panel. (Fig.29) L] Rsto
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17. HOLDING THE CAMERA
To prevent camera shake, be sure to hold the camera cor-
rectly when shooting.
Support the camera on the palm of your left hand so as
you can turn the focusing ring with your fingers. (Fig. 30)
With your right hand lightly grasp the grip and place your
index finger lightly over the Shutter Button. When press-
ing the Shutter Button, grasp the grip firmly. Place your el-
bows against your body when shooting with the camera in
a horizontal position, or place your left elbow against your
body when shooting with the camera in a vertical position.
(Fis.31)
Fis' 31 Place your forehead against the camera and look through
the viewfinder.
18. SHOOTING
1. Press the Shutter Button halfway. (Fig. 32)
* A display will appear at the bottom, inside the viewfin-
der.
* The Shutter Button can be pressed in two ways. lf it is
pressed halfway, the LCD Panel display and the view-
finder display will appear. lf it is fully pressed, the shut-
ter will be released.
* lf the camera is not operated for about 10 seconds, the
display insides the viewfinder will disappear. By press-
ing the shutter release button half way the display will
Fig.32 appear.
2. Confirm that the viewfinder display has appeared.
(Fis.33)
The viewfinder display should be as shown in the illus-
tration. The "P" mark indicates that it is set to Program
AE Mode. The number on the left of the "P" mark is the
shutter speed. The number on the right side is the
aperture setting.
lf the camera is not operated for approximately 30 sec-
onds, he display on the LCD panel will disappear. By
pressing the Shutter Button halfway, the display will
reappear.
When a slow shutter speed has been set, use a tripod
to prevent camera shake.
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19. FOCUSING
Focusing is achieved with the Split image focusing, the
Microprism focusing or the Matte screen focusing in the
viewfinder. The type of focusing depends on the subject
and the lens being used. (Fig.34,35)
Fig.34
Fig. 35
1. While looking through the viewfinder, focus by turning
the Focusing Ring. (Fig.36)
2. Press the Shutter Button. (Fig.37)
* The film is wind on when the shutter is released.
Types of Focusing
1. Split image
The area inside of the center circle is the split image.
When both images in the split image spot form a single,
Fis' 37 clear image, the subject is in focus.
2. Microprism
The area inside the outer circle is the microprism. When
the subject loses its shimmering appearance, the subject
is in focus.
3. Matte screen
The area outside the microprism is the matte screen.
When the image loses its blurred appearance, the subject
is in focus.
* When you use a small aperture (high aperture value)
with a lens such as a zoom lens, half of the split image
becomes dark. In this case, use the matte screen to
focus.
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20. REWINDING THE FILM
'1. When the film has reached the end, it will automatically
rewind while the Exposure counter counts down. (Fig.
38) f r When the lilm is completely rewound "E" is displayed
(Fig.39) in the Exposure Counler. ?r11dJr?|r... Lock Release Button, Back Cover pressing lhe Flg. 38 While
slide the Back Cover Latch down and open the back
Br,.'t cover.Remove the Iilm. Ll 3.* When you are in a quiet localion and the noise pro-
duced during film rewinding is disturbing, turn the Main
Switch OFF and it will be temporarily stopped. When F the Main Switch is turned ON again, the film will finish
F19.39 rewinding.
lf the Manual Rewind Button is pressed while the film is
rewinding, the lilm leader will not be rewound into the
film cassette.
Reurinding halfway through the tilm
1. Turn the Main Switch ON.
2. Press the Manual Bewind Button. (Fig. tlo)
* When removing the film, be careful not to touch the
shutter with your fingers or with the edge of the film.
r The shutter cannot be released when "E" is displayed
in the LCD Panel.
r lt is sometimes possible to take more exposures than
the number indicated on lhe box of the tilm. These
"extra" exposures may come oul overlapped or be cut
otf.
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21. SELF-TIMER FUNCTION
'1. After focusing, slip the viewfinder cap attached to the
strap, over the viedinder eyepiece. (Fig. 41) 1. IEItrI \ * The viewfinder cap is used to avoid incorrect exposure
due to stray light entering the viewfinder eyepiece.
Il NFlg.41
2 Press the Self-limer Button. (Fig. a2)
t When the Self-timer has been activated, the Self-timer
indicator will start flashing and approximately 10 sec-
onds later, the shutter will be released. The indicator
remains lit for the last 2 seconds belore the shutter is
released.
To cancel the Self-timer function after pressing the
Self-timer Bunon, press this button again or turn the
Main Switch OFF.
The Exposure Counter on the LCD Panel displays the ,r, number of seconds remaining before the shutter is re-
leased. (Fig.43) tu
The "Bulb" function cannot be used with the Self-timer
function. l9|Ef"'
Flg.,111 For combining lhe Continuous Shooting Mode, Multi
Exposure Mode, and Auto Bracketing Mode, refer to
"Combining the Functions" on P.45.
22. SETTINGTHEMODES
With this camera, lhe shooting mode, shutter speed, ex-
posure metering, as well as many other functions can be
set using the 2 Mode Buttons and the Dial.
* You can combine the modes and set them. Reter to
P.45 (Combining the Functions).
point the LCD onwards, Panel display will be referred to asLl) (Fr.to The settings are displayed in the LCD Panel. (From this "Normal (Fig.44) the Display".)
r When there is no display on the LCD Panel and the
Main Switch is ON, press lhe Shutler Button halfway tfr and the display will appear.
The modes cannot be set when this display is not
Frg.44 showing.
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1. Press the Mode Button (Mode 1 or Mode 2) of the
mode you wish to set. Press until the mode to be set is
displayed. (Fig.45)
* For detailed information on setting a mode, refer to the
explanation of each mode.
* When you remove your finger from the Mode Button,
the LCD Panel display will return to the "Normal Dis-
play" after approximately 5 seconds.
2. Turn the Dial and set or adjust the value of the mode
you have selected. (Fig. 46)
3. Press the Shutter Button halfway to return the LCD
Panel display to the "Normal Display".
* Even if the Shutter Button is not pressed halfway, the
"Normal Display" will automatically be displayed after
5 seconds.
Mode Setting Displays
Each time you press a Mode Button, the modes will al-
ways appear in the same order. However, when you press
a Mode Button, the first mode displayed will be the last
mode that was displayed.
lf the power is switched off, the next time it is switched on,
the mode that was last displayed will be the first to ap-
pear.
Select the mode and set with the Dial.
Mode 1 Button
This button is used to set the shutter speed and the Crea-
tive Modes.
Shutter Speed Mode
FoF-= Autol
A.OFF (Auto OFF): Shutter Priority AE Mode/Manual
Mode
Auto: Program AE Mode/Aperture Priority AE Mode
Meteri Mode
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Center-weighted average exposure metering/Spot meter-
Ing
Continuous Snootl
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To cancel a mode, keep the Reset Button pressed and
use the Mode Button and Dial to set the mode to OFF. .
When pressing a Mode Button, be careful not to press
the Reset Button at the same time.
For more information refer to P.54.
24. SHOOTING MODES
The 4 shooting modes are the Program AE Mode, Shutter
Priority AE Mode, Aperture priority AE Mode and Manual
Mode.
Program AE Mode
The camera automatically selects the shutter speed and
aperture according to the subject illumination. This mode
is ideal for general photography of people and scenery.
You can also change the shutter speed and the aperture
setting combination in this mode (See "Program Shift" on
P.27).
Shutter Priority AE Mode
You can select the shutter speed setting and the correct
aperture will automatically be set.
You may wish to set a high shutter speed when, for
example, shooting a still picture of a moving subject. A
slow shutter speed will emphasize the movement of a
moving subject.
You may also wish to set a high shutter speed to avoid
handshake when using a telephoto lens.
Aperture Priority AE Mode
You can select the aperture setting and the camera will
automatically set the correct shutter speed.
The aperture priority function is ideal for increasing the
depth-of-field. For example, in a portrait photograph, you
can use a wide aoerture to create an out of focused back-
ground and emphasize the subject, or in a landscape
photo you can focus a wide area by setting a small aper-
ture.
Manual Mode
Yo,., can freely select the shutter speed and aperture set-
ting.
They can be set according to the subject and shooting {
conditions.
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25. PROGRAMAEMODE
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The Program AE Mode is set when the display is as shown
in the illustration, and the lens aperture is set to "P" (or
"A"). By pressing the Shutter Button halfway, the "P" mark
will be displayed inside the viewfinder. (Fig. aB)
1. Press the green Reset Button to set the shutter speed
to AUTO.
OR
Press the MODE 1 Button until the AUTO or A.OFF
display appears. (Fig.49) lf the display shows A.OFF,
use the Dial to change it to AUTO by turning right. (Fig.
50) Press the Shutter Button halfway and the "Normal
Display" will appear.
2. Set the lens aperture to "P".
* This mode cannot be used with lenses unadjustable to
Program AE Photography (K Mount Lenses).
Fig.50
Program Graph
When the Program AE mode has been set, the camera
automatically sets the correct combination of shutter
speed and aperture, as shown in the graph.
* This graph willvary depending on the lens.
Lens: F1 .4 - F22
Film Speed : ISO 100 (Fig.51)Fig.51
Program Shift
Even if the camera is set to Program AE, you can freely
change the shutter speed and aperture settings. The pro-
gram shift allows you to change the combination of the
shutter speed and aperture without changing the expo-
sure.
This function allows you to use functions similar to the
Shutter priority AE and Aperture priority AE without having
to change from Program AE Mode.
Example of combinations that have the same exposure as
when the aperture is set to F5.6 and shutter speed is set
lo 1 /125 seconds.
Aperture (F) 14 2 2.8 4 5.6 8 11 l6 22
Shutter Speed 1 t200( 1 /500 1t250 1 t125 1 /60 r /30 |15 1t8
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When the Program AE mode has been set, look
through the viewfinder and turn the Dial to set the shut-
ter soeed and aDerture.
. When performing Program Shift, the "P" mark inside
the viewfinder will flash. (Fig. 52)
lf the viewfinder display has disappeared, press the
Shutter Button halfway to display it.
Fig.52 * Depending on the lens used, the shutter speed and
aperture setlings may be limiled.
* To cancel Program Shifl, follow the procedure below.
. Press the Reset Button
. Turn the Dial until the "P" mark inside the viewfinder
stops flashing.
26. SHUTTER PRIORITY AE MODE
lMoDElI
The camera is set to Shutter Speed Priority Mode when
the display is as shown in the illustration (shutter speed is
displayed) and the lens aperture is set to "P" (or "A"). (Fig.
s3, s4)
Fig. 53 r lf there is no display in the LCD Panel, press the Shut-
ter Button halfway and it will appear. The mode cannot
sel if this drsplay is not showing.
Fig. 54
When "Auto" is displayed in the "Normal Display" in the
LCD Panel, follow the procedure below. lt "Auto" is not
displayed, follow the procedure from step 4.
1. Press the MODE 1 Button until "Auto" appears. (Fig.
ss)
Fig. 55
2. Turn the Dial lo the left to display "A.OFF". (Fig.56)
3. Press the Shutter Eutton halfway to display the "Nor-
mal Display".
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