Canon EOS 1000 F User manual

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PUB.C-IE-156A

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1991

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Built-in

Flash,

lash

LCD

Panel.

Accessory

shoe

eerie

Electronic

Input

Dial.

Command

Dial

Shutter

Button

Strap

Fixture

Grip

Focus

Mode

Switch

Manual

Focusing

Ring.

Back

Cover

Latch

35-80

{/4-5.6

Len:

Lens

Release

Button

Zoom

Ring

CREATIVE

ZONE

CONTROL

Portrait

Green

Zone

DEP:

Depth-of-Field

‘a:

Landscape

Lock

(OFF)

Manual

Exposure

Close-up

Manual

Film

Speed

Setting

Aperture-priority

Sports

Selt-timer

Shutter-priority

Program

Thank

you

for

selecting

Canon

autofocus

SLR

camera

EOS

1000F,

developed

Canon's

new

stan-

dard

model

autofocus

SLR

camera,

the

ligh-

test

and

most

compact

camera

with

built-in

flash

the

EOS

series.

Features

such

simple

dial

operation

and

super-fast

autofocus

make

easier

than

ever

take

great

pictures

any

time.

EOS

1000F

employs

Focus,

which

automati-

cally

switches

between

One-shot

and

Servo

AF"

based

the

subject's

movement.

result,

accurate

focusing

can

obtained

even

when

the

subject

moving

toward

away

from

the

camera.

One-shot

AF;

Focusing

stops

once

complet-

ed.

The

original

focus

remains

locked

long

the

shutter

button

kept

pressed

halfway.

Servo

AF:

advanced

autofocus

mede

which

continuously

focuses

moving

subjects

long

the

shutter

button

kept

pressed

halfway.

The

instructions

this

book

assume

use

the

35-80

1/4-5.6

zoom

lens;

however,

opera-

tions

with

different

lens

are

basically

the

same.

Please

read

this

instruction

book

carefully

for

thor

‘ough

understanding

before

using

your

EOS

1000F

Attention

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

‘The

Canon

EOS

1000F

wili

give

opiu

perdar

ble

lenses

tistactory

performance

damage

peut

canon

use

your

Canon

EOS

1000F

result

malt

improper

Connections

caused

the

use

in-

compatible

products

may

void

its

warranty,

While

reading

these

instructions,

unfold

the

Iront

arias

flaps

for

easy

reference

the

camera's

parts.

Contents

BASIC

OPERATION

[1]

Preparations:

Battery

Load

and

Check

Lens

Atlachment

Holding

the

Camera

Focusing

Difficult

Subjects

for

Autofocus

{Manual

Focusing)

[2]

Taking

Pictures

Film

Basic

Picture

Taking

Green

Zone

Focus

Lock

Film

Rewind

Programmed

Image

Control

Portrait

Landscape

Close-up

Sports

Il.

ADVANCED

OPERATION

Creative

Zone

Program

Tv-

Shutter-priority

Av-

Aperture-priority

Manual

Exposure

DEP-

Depth-of-Field

Self-timer

Flash

Photography

II.

APPLICATIONS

Partial

Metering

Exposure

Compensation

Multiple

Exposures

Bulb

(Long

Exposure)

Manual

Film

Speed

Setting

mapa

IV.

REFERENCE

Comparisons

Between

Mode

and

Film

Wind

Mode

Film

Shooting Capacity

Program

Lines

ACCESSORIES

Dedicated

Canon

Speedlites

Grip

Extension

GR-70

Dioptric

Adjustment

Lenses

Lens

Hoods

and

Filters

Vi.

CAMERA

CARE

Cleaning

Liquid

Crystal

Display/Battery

Notes

Attaching

the

Strap

VII,

SPECIFICATIONS.

This

camera

not

resistant

water

and

should

not

used

outdoors

snow

rain.

accidentally

dropped

water,

contact

authorized

Canon

service

facility.

Keep

the

camera

out

salt

spray,

and

protect

from

exces-

sive

humidity.

used

the

beach,

clean

thoroughly

afterward

with

dry

cloth.

not

attempt

disassemble

the

camera

yourself.

Always

take

authorized

Canon

service

facility

for

repair.

Remove

the

battery

you

not

ex-

pect

use

the

camera

for

about

three

weeks

longer.

When

storing

the

camera,

wrap

ina

clean,

soft

cloth

and

place

cool,

dry,

dust-free

place.

sure

keep

the

camera

out

direct

sunlight,

and

away

from

"hot

spots”

such

the

trunk

rear

window

shelf

car.

Avoid

places

where

moth

balls

are

used,

and

extreme

humidity,

use

desiccant.

Carefully

check

the

camera's

opera-

tion

after

lengthy

storage.

The

battery

may

explode

cause

burns

disassembled,

recharged,

shorted,

exposed

high

tempera-

tures,

disposed

fire.

Film

passing through

X-ray

examina-

tions

airports

may

exposed

and

ruined

even

loaded

the

camera.

Request

hand-checked

inspection

avoid

damage.

Aerosol

spray

dust

removers

are

not

recommended

for

the

shutter

curtain.

Condensation

problem

when

bring-

ing

cold

equipment

into

warm

room.

the

autofocus

optics

cloud

over,

ac-

curacy

may

seriously

affected.

Be-

fore

entering

warm

room,

put

equipment

plastic

bag

conden-

sation

forms

the

outside

the

bag.

10)

Color

reproduction

may

adversely

affected

the

film

left

the

camera

for

long

time:

Always

develop

ex-

posed

film

promptly.

Please

see

for

camera

care

in-

formation.

BASIC

OPERATION

First-time

SLR

users

should

read

this

section

carefully.

The

camera

operates

2CR5

lithium

battery.

Slide

the

battery

cover

lock

down

open.

The

cover

cannot

removed

from

the

camera

Insert

the

battery

shown

with

the

ter-

minals

facing

toward

the

shutter

button.

the

cover

and

hold

down

until

locks

with

click.

Turn

the

command

dial

”

“

©"

check

the

battery.

The

battery

check

symbol

(

)

the

LCD

panel

displays

the

remaining

bat-

tery

power

shown

the

illustrations,

nothing

displayed

the

LCD

panel,

the

battery

probably

insert-

upside

down.

Remove

the

battery

and

re-insert

correctly.

See

for

other

important

battery

information,

Battery

Check

Symbols

the

LCD

Panel

Battery

power

sufficient.

Have

new

battery

handy.

Replace

the

battery.

SEE

blinking):

See

55.

When

not

using

the

camera,

always

sure

set

the

command

dial

prevent

battery

drain

due

accidental

pressing

the

shutter

button.

Always

check

the

battery

condition

be-

fore

taking

pictures.

Carry

spare

battery

when

going

trips

when

planning

take

many

pictures.

See

for

shooting

capacity.

Remove

the

rear

lens

cap

turning

counterclockwise.

Remove

the

body

cap

turning

coun-

terclockwise

Align

the

lens’

red

dot

the

camera's

red dot

and

turn

the

lens

clockwise

un-

til

stops

and

locks

with

click,

remove

the

lens,

turn

the

lens

counterclockwise

while

pressing

the

lens

release

button,

Set

the

lens’

focus

mode

switch

AF.

Remove

the

front

lens

cap

The

electronic

contacts

must

clean

for

proper

connection.

not

touch

these

contacts.

*Do

not set

the

lens

its

rear

end

without

the

lens

cap

attached

pre-

vent

damage

the

electronic

contacts.

Sharp

pictures

require

that

the

camera

held

still

prevent

unnecessary

move-

ment

called

“camera

shake”

that

can

ruin

your

pictures.

Try

the

suggested

tips

below.

Hold

the

camera

firmly

your

right

hand.

Place

the

palm

your

left

hand

the

bottom

the

camera

support

the

lens,

Keep

both

elbows

your

body

Spread

your

feet

apart

about

shoulder

width

for

steady

natural

stance.

Lightly

hold

the

camera

against

your

nose

and

look

into

the

viewfinder

There

one

correct

way

hold

the

camera.

Experiment

find

the

most

comfortable

position.

Whenever

possi-

ble,

lean

against

steady

support

such

tree,

wall,

table

help

you

keep

the

camera

still

Before

practicing,

set

the

command

dial

“

©"

(Green

Zone).

Look

through

the

viewfinder

and

cover

the

subject

with

the

focus

mark

(«

>).

Press

the

shutter

button

halfway

start

focus.

When

the

subject

focus,

the

green

symbol

“@"

lights

the

viewfinder

and

short

double

beep

emitted.

Without

letting

the

shutter

button,

press

the

shutter

button

completely

take

the

picture.

low-light

backlit

conditions,

the

shutter

speed

the

flash

symbol"

blink

the

viewfinder.

See

when

the

shutter

speed

blinks

see

when

the

flash

symbol"

"blinks.

Shutter

button

action

plays

important

part

taking

good

pictures.

quick

stroke

with

the

tip

your

finger

may

cause

“camera

shake."

Always

press

the

shutter

button

slowly

and

gently

with

the

ball

your

finger.

sure

not

touch

the

front

the

lens

during

focusing.

When

the

subject

cannot

focused,

the

green

symbol

“'@"'

starts

blink-

ing

and

the

shutter

will

not

release.

(See

the

page.)

Normal

condition

Pressed

halfway

Pressed

completely

There

are

few

subjects

that

may

difficult

for

the

camera

focus.

The

green

symbol

will

blink

the

viewfinder

warn

you

this

condition.

Subjects

Low-contras{

subjects—misty

scenes,

light-colored

white

objects.

Subjects

extremely

low-hight

situa-

tions—a

dark

room,

night

scenes,

Subjects

having

generally

horizontal

patterns

(window

blinds).

Subjects

with

object

front

1hem—animals

cage,

subjects

be-

hind

wire

fence.

Strong,

bright

reflections—shiny

metal,

ice,

surface

lake.

Fast-moving

subjects—difficult

keep

within

the

focus

mark.

Focus

these

subjects

setting

the

lens’

focus

mode

switch

"M"

and

turning

the

manual

focusing

ring

until

the

image

sharp.

Always

load

film

out

direct

sunlight.

Never

touch

the

shutter

curtain.

Its

precision

design

makes

sensitive

pressure.

When

film,

care-

ful

that

the

film

tip

does

not

touch

the

shutter

curtain.

This

camera

uses

prewind

system.

When

film

loaded,

the

camera

first

winds

all

the

film

onto

the

take-up

spool

and

then

re-

winds

back

into

the

film

cartridge

one

frame

time

each

picture

taken

The

frame

counter

the

LCD

panel

decreases

pictures

are

taken,

allowing

you

always

see

glance

the

remain-

ing

frames.

For

DX-coded

film,

the

camera

automati-

cally

sets

the

film

speed

when

the

film

loaded.

(For

manual

film

speed

setting,

see

46.)

Make

sure

the

command

dial

not

Open

the

back

cover

sliding

the

latch

down.

Insert

the

film

shown

with

the

flat

end

the

cartridge

top.

Carefully

pull

the

film

tip

across

until

reaches

the

orange

mark.

Make

sure

the

film

lies

flat

and

the

back

cover.

Film

winding

starts

and

the

frame

counter

counts

up.

When

the

film

completely

wound,

the

shutter

released

once;

however,

picture

taken.

The

film

car-

tridge

symbol

and

the

number

available

frames

are

displayed

the

LCD

panel

the

film

cartridge

symbol

blinks,

the

film

has

not

been

loaded

properly

and

the

shutter

will

not

release.

Reload

the

film.

Film

becomes

soft

and

tears

easily

high

humidity.

Keep

stored

its

canister

until

This

setting

for

basic

operation

allows

you

begin

shooting

immediately

without

mak-

ing

any

settings

before

taking

pictures.

Set

the

command

dial

to"

”

Compose

the

picture

and

make

sure

the

focus

mark

(©)

covers

the

subject

you

are

using

zoom

lens,

turn

the

zoom

ring

vary

the

size

the

subject

Press

the

shutter

button

halfway.

When

the

subject

focus,

the

green

symbol,

shutter

speed

and

aperture

value

light

the

viewfinder

and

short

double

beep

sounds.

Press

the

shutter

button

all

the

way

down

take

the

picture

The

shutter

speed

and

aperture

value

are

also

displayed

the

LCD

panel.

low

light

backlit

conditions,

the

“$

"mark

blinks

the

viewfinder.

Switch

flash

photography

(see

34)

usea

tripod.

Blinking

shutter

speed

(camera

shake

warning)

Green

Zone

and

Programmed

Image

Control

modes,

the shutter

speed

will

blink

the

LCD

panel

and

the

viewfinder

the shutter

speed

too

slow

hand-hold,

this

case,

recommend

switching

flash

photography

using

tripod.

Focus

Lock

This

camera

focuses

the

subject

co-

vered

the

focus

mark

the

center

the

viewfinder.

For

off-center

subjects,

use

focus

lock

set

the

focus

and

then

recom-

pose

the

picture

desired.

Cover

the

subject

with

the

focus

mark

and

press

the

shutter

button

halfway.

Keeping

the

shutter

button

pressed

half-

way,

recompose

the

picture

desired

and

then

press

the

shutter

button

all

the

way

down

take

the

picture

Film

Rewind

When

the

last

picture

taken,

the

remain-

ing

film

automatically

rewinds

into

the

car-

tridge.

When

completed,

rewinding

stops

and

the

film

cartridge

symbol

blinks

the

LCD

panel.

you

want

develop

the

film

before

the

end

the

roll,

remove

the

lens

and

turn

the

command

dial

“ISO”,

Press

both

the

exposure

compensation

button

and

the

partial

metering

button

simultaneously.

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