Canon T 60 User manual

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lntroduction

The

Canon

T60,asingle-lens

reflex

(SLR)

camera

designed

for first-time

users,

places

anemphasis

on providing

basic

SLR

functions.

ltisequippedwith

simple

controls

and

functions

a lightweight,

compact

body.

Theviewfinder

provides

all necessarycamerasettingand ex-

Dosure

information.

TheT60

features

"Aperture-priority

AE"

mode

providing

uncomplicated

automat-

ic exposureoperation

for beginning

users,

and

"Manual"

mode

allowingfull

control

ofthe

camerato

give

themoreex-

perienced

user

free reignin exploring

creative

ideas.

Lastly,theT60

employs

an FD mount

whichaccepts

lensesfromCanon'slarge

FD lensline-up

used

by professionals

worldwide.

T60 Features

1.Aperture-priority

and

Manualex-

posure

modes

2. FDmountaccepts

FDlenses

3. Lightweight,

compact

body

forease

of handling

Pleasereadfhese

instructionscarefully

fora thorough

understanding

beforetak-

ingpictures.

While

readingthisbooklet,

unfoldthe

frontandback

flaps

foreasyreference

tothecamera's

parts.

NOMENCLATURE

Selector

Dial

A: Automatic

L: Lock

1000-1: Shutter

speeds

(manual)

B: Bulb

(long

exposure)

FilmAdvance

Lever

Shutter

Button

Frame

Counter

Strap

Fixture

Grip

Selftimer

Button

(Red

Lamp)

Aperture

Ring

Selector

DialMark

AccessoryShoe

Rewind

Crank/Knob

Film

Speed

Dial

Aperture

Scale

ZoomingRing

FocusingRing

ffi

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1)Thiscamera

isnot

resistant

water,

and

cannotbe usedunderwateror

outdoors

ifrainingorsnowing.

lfac-

cidentallydropped

water,contact

anauthorized

Canon

service

facility

quickly

possible.

Removewater

droplets

from the camera

with a

cleandry cloth.

lf exposed

to salt

spray,clean

itthoroughlyafterward

witha clean,damp,

well-rung

cloth.

Store

the

camerainacool,dry,dust-

free place.

Be sure to keep the

cameraoutof directsunlight,

and

awayfrom

"hot spots"such

asthe

trunk

orrearwindowshelfofa car.

Avoid

places

wheremoth

balls

are

used,

and

inexcessivehumidity,use

a desiccant.

3)Do notattemptto disassemble

the

camera

yourself

.Always

take

ittoan

authorizedCanon

service

facilityfor

repair.

4) Use

a blowerbrushto remove

dust

and

sand

from

the

lens

andinside

the

camera.Donotapplyanyfluids

the

lens

orbody.Take

ittoa Canon

service

facility

formore

cleaningif

necessary.

Film

passing

through

x-rayexamina-

tions

atairports

maybeexposed

and

ruined

even when loaded

in the

camera.

Request

ahand-checked

in-

spection

to avoiddamage.

Color

reproduction

maybe

adverse-

affected

filmisleft

the

camera

fora longtime.

AlwaysdeveloP

ex-

posed

film

promptly.

See

p. 40 for camera

care.

ii::,rr

Preparations

1.Loadingthe

Batteries...

LensAttachment

3.Checking

the

Batteries..

4.Viewfinder

Information

.5.

Holding

the

Camera

FocusingandShutter

ButtonAction

7.Settingthe

FilmSpeed

8.Loadingthe

Film.

TakingPictures

1.Automatic

Exposure

Operation 20

2.Removingthe

Film .23

3.ManualExoosureOoeration

.....24

4.Selftimer

Function ..28

Bulb

(Long

Exposure)

Shooting

..29

6.Using

Infrared

Film . 31

7.Flash

Photography ..32

Appendix

Understanding'Depth

of Field

.. 34

FilmPlaneIndicator .. 36

...11

.,,12

. .16

Interchangeable

Lenses....

Accessories

1.Cases

2.Dioptric

AdjustmentLenses

CameraCare ....40

Specifications

.......

... .

.40

Attachingthe Neckstrap . ..43

.37

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Preparations

7.Loading the Batteries

This

came

usestwoLR44

alkaline

bat-

teries

ortwoSR44silver

batteries.

1)Remove

the

batteryholder

turning

it counterclockwisewith

a coin

similarobject.

2)As

shown

thediagramon

theout-

sideofthebattery

holder,

insert

two

batteries

into

the

holder

with

the

side

ofeach

battery

facing

up.

Replace

thebattery

holder

andturn

clockwiseusing

acoin

orsimilarob-

ject

tosecure

itin

place.

I When

changing

thebatteries,

sure

to replace

both

batteries

withnew

ones

ofthe

same

brand.

r Remove

the

batteries

the

camera

isnottobe

used

foranextended

peri-

time.

2.lens Attachment

1)Removethe

rear

lens

capand

body

capby

turning

counterclockwise.

2)Alignthe

reddotsonthe

lens

and

the

camera,

andthen

turnthe

lensclock-

wise

ntil

stops

and

locks

place.

Toremovethe

lens,hold

the

lens

release

button

down

andtu

the

lenscou

nte

rclockwise.

Removethe

lenscap.

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3. Checkingthe Batteries

1)Settheselector

dialto

"A".

Rotate

the

winding

lever

untilit

stops.

While

looking

rough

the

viewfinder,

press

the

shutterbutton

halfway.

o lfatleast

two

ofthe

red

LEDs

in-

side

the

viewf

inder

are

lit

orblink-

ing,

the

batte

ries

are

okay.

o lfnone

the

LEDslight

up,

either

the

batteries

wereinserted

upside

downorthe

batteriesareexhaust-

edand

need

to be replaced.

o Battery

life

approximately

\/ear

under

normal

use.

r Whenthe

camera

not

being

used,

besure

set

the

selector

dial

"L"

(Lock)

to p

reve

nt u

nnecessary bat-

rain.

/"FJ A >

)ro

6 /-, 9\

rr f )o

\ / tot

Q ^"Y"'tz

\\^" 6 V

'p4

atte

ree

r-Split-image

Rangef

inder

-*"

Microprism

Rangefinder

The

LEDs

the

viewf

inder

lightupor

blink

when

necessary

to inform

you

various

exposure

information.

The

infor-

mation

provided

in the viewf

inde

r is

shown

inthe

illustration

atthe

left.

These

LEDs

lightor

blink

in-

dicate

camera

settings

and

con-

itio

ns.

AUTO: This

LED

lights

whenthe

selec-

tor

dial

set

(automatic

ex-

posu

re).

M: This

LED

lights

whenthe

selec-

tordial

isset

to a manual

ex-

posu

re position

(anY

Position

other

than

I'A"

or "L").

OVER: This

LED

lightsto

warnof

over-

exposu

re.

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