Canon EOS IX 7 User manual

Canon

EOSIX<7

Lite

OVANICET

English

Edition

Instructions

Thank

You

For

Purchasing

This

Canon

Product.

The

EOS

7/EOS

Lite

single-lens

reflex

camera

designed

for

use

with

the

Advanced

Photo

System.

This

highly

compact

camera

offers

wide

range

functions

for

all

uses,

from

simple

fully-automatic

shooting

advanced

photography.

Before

you

use

your

camera,

sure

read

these

instructions

with

your

camera

handy,

This

will

help

you

better

understand

and

learn

how

use

its

many

functions.

Symbols

Used

This

Manual

This

indicates

precautions

that

can

help

you

avoid

problems

shooting.

This

indicates

helpful

information

you

should

remember

when

you

use

your

camera

This

indicates

hints

for

that

will

help

you

use

your

camera

and

shoot

pictures

effectivel

The

notation

(—

refers

additional

pages

that

contain

material

the

subject

you

are

reading

about.

prevent

mistakes

problems,

sure

read

the

sections

titled

“Handling

Precautions"

pages

and

The

instructions

this

manual

assume

that

you

are

using

your

camera

with

the

22-55mm

f/4-5.6

USM

lens.

sure

keep

this

manual

convenient

place

you

can

refer

easily.

Before

You

Use

Your

Camera

sure

take

some

test

shots

before

you

that

important

overseas

trip

honeymoon,

that

you

will

know

your

camera

working

properly.

The

EOS-series

cameras

and

lenses

use

exclusive

electronic

lens

mount

that

lets

them

adjust

the

focus

and

exposure

settings

automatically.

Using

lenses

made

other

manufacturers

can

cause

either

the

camera

lens

operate

improperly.

Also,

please

note

that

Canon

cannot

assume

responsibility

for

failure

other

results

using

EOS

cameras

with

other

manufacturers’

products.

Features

the

Advanced

Photo

System

New

Film

The

new

1X240

cartridge

film

contained

compact

cartridge

with

film

leader.

This

does

away

with

the

usual

troublesome

process

loading/removing

film,

and

instead

provides

easy

drop-in

that

anyone

can

handle.

You

longer

need

open

the

back

the

camera,

pull

out

the

film

leader,

and

align

with

mark

the

camera

before

winding,

with

135

(35mm)

film.

The

cartridge

has

data

disk

that

records

information

about

the

film

type,

number

shots,

and

film

sensitivity

that

the

camera

reads

automatically.

The

cartridge

also

includes

visual

exposure

indicator

that

shows

you

whether

the

cartridge

unexposed,

partially

exposed,

processed.

Midroll

Film

Change

you

put

partially

exposed

roll

film

your

camera,

the

camera

automatically

advances

the

first

unexposed

frame

you

can

start

shooting

from

there.

Some

cameras

not

have

this

feature,

and

will

read

partially

exposed

roll

exposed.

Make

sure

other

cameras

include

this

feature

before

transferring

partially

exposed

rolls

film

them.

Visual

exposure

indicators

Unexposed

Partial

Exposed

Processed

New

Camera

Size

The

Advanced

Photo

System

makes

possible

reduce

the

overall

size

the

cartridge

well

the

camera

body

(in

comparison

other

Canon

models).

Your

camera's

particularly

compact

size

made

possible

Canon's

down-sizing

technology.

New

Film

Information

(IX:

Information

Exchange)

Advanced

Photo

System

film

contains

magnetic

data

recording

area

that

records

variety

information

about

each

frame

(IX

information

recording).

information

includes

date,

time,

title,

type,

film

orientation,

flash

on/off

setting,

subject

brightness,

exposure

data,

and

more.

The

developers

the

photo

lab

use

the

information

tell

what

type

use,

how

improve

quality,

and

what

information

display

the

itself.

You

can

select

whether

the

date

and

time

the

front

and

back

the

print,

the

back

only.

The

type

of IX

information

recorded

depends

the

particular

camera

model.

The

size,

style,

color,

and

position

printed

characters,

well

front/back

date

printing

capabilities,

depend

the

specific

photo

lab.

Woes

Zen

Back-printing

Principal

Features

the

Advanced

Photo

System

New

Formats

Three

formats

are

available:

(Classic,

the

same

aspect

raito

135

format),

(HDTV

wide-angle)

format,

and

(Panoramic).

The

format

can

changed

anytime.

format

aspect

ratio

aspect

ratio

aspect

2:3

9:16

ratio

1:3

New

Photo

Developing

and

Printing

Methods

Your

exposed

film

can

developed

and

printed

any

photo

lab

displaying

the

authorized

Advanced

Photo

System

sign.

After

developing,

you

will

receive

your

pictures,

index

that

shows

all

your

shots

printed

single

page,

and

the

negatives

rolled

back

the

cartridge.

135

(35mm)

film

came

back

with

the

developed

film

negative

sleeve,

that

you

had

hold

negatives

the

light

see

which

frames

you

wanted

reprinted.

But

with

the

Advanced

Photo

System,

you

simply

match

the

number

the

back

the

index

sheet

with

the

film

cartridge,

and

tell

your

authorized

photo

shop

which

prints

you

want.

Contents

Features

the

Advanced

Photo

System

Handling

Precautions

Quick

Start

Guide

Nomenclature

Before

You

Start

(Attaching

the

Strap]

the

Batteries

and

Checking

Battery

Level

the

Batteries

‘Checking

the

Battery

Level

Mounting

and

Detaching

Lens

Holding

the

Camera

The

Shutter

Button

and

Autofocusing

the

Film

Removing

the

Film

Checking

Film

Information

Fully

Automatic

Operation

Full

Auto

Mode

.......

Changing

Formats

Automatic

Flash

About

the

AF-Assist

Beam

Using

the

Red-Eye

Reduction

Function

Portrait

Mode

ïa

Landscape

Mode

Close-up

Mode

Sports

Mode

Night

Scene

Mode

Using

the

Self-Timer

Using

the

Eyepiece

Cover

Continuous

Shooting

Application

Mode

Operation

Focusing

Point

Selection

Focusing

Subjects

the

Edge

the

Frame

‘Subjects

Difficult

for

Autofocusing

Metering

Methods

Program

Mode

Shutter

Speed-Priority

Mode

Aperture-Priority

Mode

Manual

Mode

Automatic

depth

Field

Mode

Using

Partial

Metering

with

Lock

Exposure

Compensation

Contents

Auto

Exposure

Bracketing

Bulb

Exposure

Changing

Film

Speed

)

Switching

Off the

Electronic

In-Focus

Tone

Combinations

Shooting

Functions

Using

Flash

Using

the

Built-In

Flash

....

E-TTL

Automatic

Flash

with

Series

Speedite

Normal

Flash

Operation

;

High-Speed

Sync

(FP

Flash)

Lock

Using

Convenient

Advanced

Photo

System

Functions

Setting

the

Date

and

Time

ESB

Date

Frontprinting

(=:

Midroll

Film

Change

(MRC)

Recording

Titles

English

Title

List

Setting

the

Quantity

Changing

Title

Quantity

Setting...

Fixed

Time

Printing

Mode

(FTPM)...

Reference

Exposure

Indicator

Flashing

Basic

Photography

Terms

‘Troubleshooting

Guide

Major

Accessories

(sold

separately)

Principal

Specifications

Lens

Specifications

Index

sss.

Handling

Precautions

Camera

Care

(1)

This

camera

not

waterproof,

and

should

not

used

rain

under

water.

water

gets

into

your

camera,

take

quickly

the

nearest

Canon

Service

Center.

Remove

any

water

droplets

from

the

camera's

exterior

with

clean,

dry

cloth.

the

camera

exposed

salt

air,

wring

out

clean,

damp

cloth,

and

use

wipe

off

the

camera.

(2)

careful

not

leave

your

camera

inside

automobile

that

standing

direct

sunlight.

The

interiors

automobiles

this

situation

can

become

hot

enough

damage

camera.

(3)

your

camera

gets

foreign

matter

its

lens

cartridge

chamber,

remove

only

with

commercially

available

blower

brush.

not

wipe

the

camera

body

lens

with

any

cleaner

containing

organic

solvents.

your

camera

particularly

dirty,

contact

Canon

Service

Center.

(4)

you

will

not

using

your

camera

for

long

period,

remove

the

batteries

from

its

battery

compartment

and

store

cool,

dry,

well

ventilated

location.

While

storing

it,

trigger

its

shutter

release

from

time

make

sure

still

works.

(5)

Avoid

storing

your

camera

laboratory

other

location

where

chemicals

are

used,

the

camera

may

rust

corrode.

Also

avoid

storing

the

camera

clothes

dressers

similar

places.

(6)

you

have

not

used

your

camera

for

long

time,

inspect

thoroughly

before

using

again.

After

long

disuse

before

important

events

such

overseas

travel,

you

may

want

have

your

camera

inspected

your

nearest

Canon

Service

Center,

you

may

choose

check

its

functions

yourself.

LCD

panel

Your

camera

includes

number

LCD

panels.

panel

becomes

dim,

contact

your

nearest

Canon

Service

Center

have

replaced

(this

fee

service).

Note

that

LCDs

respond

slowly

cold

conditions,

and

can

turn

black

temperatures

above

°C

(140

°F),

but

will

operate

normally

again

when

returned

room

temperature.

Handling

Precautions

Lithium

Batteries

Your

camera

will

not

start

function

until

you

insert

two

CR2

lithium

batteries.

sure

check

the

batteries’

power

the

following

situations:

(1)

After

replacing

the

batteries

(2)

When

the

camera

has

not

been

used

for

long

period

(3)

the

shutter

release

does

not

operate

properly

(4)

When

shooting

cold

conditions

(5)

When

taking

particularly

important

pictures

Always

wipe

the

battery

contacts

free

dirt

fingerprints

before

inserting

the

batteries,

you

risk

poor

contact

corrosion.

Your

camera's

batteries

have

excellent

cold-weather

characteristics,

but

their

capacity

nevertheless

reduced

temperatures

near

below

°C

(32

°F).

When

using

your

camera

cold

locations,

always

carry

spare

set

batteries,

and

keep

the

camera

warm

place

such

pocket.

Low

Battery

Power

When

the

low

battery

indicator

(=a

flashes

the

LCD

panel,

the

camera

will

still

take

pictures

the

proper

exposure

long

the

shutter

release

operates.

However,

because

battery

capacity

reduced,

the

automatic

winding

and

rewinding

functions

may

not

operate.

Replace

the

batteries

with

fresh

set.

Film

Precautions

Avoid

exposing

the

film

the

following

conditions,

which

can

affect

the

film

cartridge:

(1)

Near

strong

magnetic

fields,

such

motors

transformers

(2)

hot

humid

locations

Quick

Start

Guide

Load

the

batteries.

Insert

two

CR2

lithium

batteries

shown

the

indicator

the

battery

compartment

cover

(—

18).

Mount

the

lens.

Align

the

lens

with

the red

mark

the

camera,

and

turn

clockwise

until

you

hear

click

into

place

(—

20).

Set

the

lens

focusing

mode

switch

20).

Set

the

Mode

Dial

(Full

Auto)

28).

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