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Close-up Correction Marks-FAulofocus Spotln-(ocus/Use Close-up Lamp (green)./IF------------------J2.3./' \ Battery Check/UsBy V ^/“"Flash

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Battery life (Number of 24-exp. film rolls that can be taken using new alkalinebatteries.)Normal temperature (20 °C, 68° F)Lowtemperature (-10°C, 14°F

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Battery performance is substantially reduced at low temperatures (below 0°C or 32°F). Carrying spare batteries is therefore recommended when using t

Page 5 - Basic Operation

4. Loading the filmUse color or black and white negative film in standard 35mm cartridges. Load the film in subdued lighting only.Press the back cover

Page 6 - 1. Loading the Batteries

2. Insert the lower, protruding end of the film cartridge into the bottom of the film chamber first, fitting the orange fork into the fil

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of the camera and align the tip with the positioning mark (^^|) in the lower right-hand corner of the film chamber.I -

Page 8 - . Opening the Lens Cover

tf the film leader extends past the positioning mark, manually rewind the excess film back into the cartridge._______

Page 9 - 3. Checking the Batteries

4. Make sure that the sprocket teeth are properly engaged with the film perforations, and close the back cover-12-

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5. Press the shutter button repeatedly until "H" appears in the frame counter e- 13-

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If the frame counter does not move when you push the shutter button, the film is not being advanced. In this case, please reload the film.

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Thank you for purchasing the Canon AF35J/Sprint. This camera’s new features wiii heip make your photography problem-free and wiii give you a wid

Page 13 - 4. Loading the film

DX code film container and cartridge marked with the DX code.

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This camera is designed to automatically set film speed by sensing the DX code marked on the film cassette, so you don’t have to set It. The us

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5. Shooting1.2.Look through the viewfinder®, and place the autofocus spot over the subject which you want to be in focus.The focusing r

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r1. Ji'~'\ ' 'V J ' '3. If the green lamp is shining steadily and the red lamp is not blinking, press the shut

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FL1AF-AJIf the red lamp is blinking, use flash. (For details, see page 21 about flash usage.)If the green lamp is blinking, normal picture-taking is

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r11 IA-*so that when you press the shutter button halfway, the green lamp shines steadily. If you don’t want to change the picture compositi

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To hold the camera steady, keep one of your elbows pressed lightly against your body.- 17-

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Be sure the flash, lens, exposure metering window and autofocus windows are not blocked by your fingers or hair.

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s. Focus Lock PhotographySubject out of focus.Normally, in order for your subject to be in correct focus, it must cover the autofocus spot in th

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Using focus lock.viewfinder. If you want to compose the picture so that your main subject is not covering that spot, follow these steps:18-

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Nomenclature O Exposure Metering WindowO Viewfinder----------------------e Autofocus Window O Frame CounterO Shutter Button0 Fiash Ready Lamp—-O Clos

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1. Look through the viewfinder ®, and compose the picture so that the autofocus spot covers the main subject.2. Press the shutter button

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3. Continue to hold the shutter button halfway down and recompose the scene as desired. Press the shutter button the rest of the way do

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many times as you wish before pushing the shutter button all the way down.• Certain subjects cannot be accurately focused by the AF system.

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7. Flash PhotographyIf the red lamp in the viewfinder blinks when the shutter button is pressed halfway down, switch to flash photogra

Page 28 - Focus Lock Photography

-21-Do not press the shutter button before the flash ready lamp has come on or the picture will be under exposed (dark).The flash ready lam

Page 29 - Using focus lock

Backlit subject (daylight or dusk)4. After the exposure is complete, always push the flash head back In.• Always keep the flash head pushed

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8. Close-up Photography(2)r------f& Oil( H O• «0______i__________A close-up function is provided for taking pictures at close range. If the gree

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f&\©^ i::____« 3out to the i index.2. Wait until the flash ready lamp 0 lights up.• Do not press the shutter button before the flas

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111There is a yellow marker on the neck- strap at a distance of 45cm (1.5ft.) from the camera. Stretch the neck- strap out and use it to me

Page 33 - 7. Flash Photography

• When using close-up, the viewfinder area above the close-up correction marks will not be included in the picture. The same amount of area below

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ContentsBasic Operation...51.Loading the Batteries...62.Openin

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After you set the close-up function, the green lamp will neither light steadily nor blink when the shutter button is pressed halfway do

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If you take a close-up picture of a flat, shiny object, the light from the flash may reflect off the subject and ruin the picture. In that case, take

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9. Automatic Rewind2.the camera will rewind the film automatically; you needn’t push a single button. During rewind, the frame counter

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rewinding the film.To rewind the film before the end has been reached, cover the lens with your hand and press the shutter button repeatedly u

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10. Neckstrap and CaseThe neckstrap is permanently fixed to the camera. Please adjust the length by knotting it at the end, as illustrated.You ca

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11. SPECIFICATIONSTYPE: 35mm lens-shutter camera with automatic film advance, automatic film rewind, automatic exposure and autofocus.FORMA

Page 42 - 9. Automatic Rewind

VIEWFINDER: Albada type Reverse Galilean finder, magnification: 0.45X. Information display: Autofocus spot, Picture frame (with 0.45m ciose-u

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FILM REWINDING: Rewind starts automatically at end of film, stops automatically when rewind is complete. BACK COVER: Opened by pressing back cover i

Page 44 - 10. Neckstrap and Case

AUTO FLASH SHOOTING DISTANCE RANGE:0.95-4.0m (3.1-13.1ft.) with ISO 100 negative film, 0.95-8.Om (3.1-26.3ft.) with ISO 400 negative film.FLASH RECY

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Basic OperationLoad the batteries.Open the lens cover.Check the batteries.Load the film.Look into the viewfinder. Compose the picture so that your sub

Page 46 - 11. SPECIFICATIONS

Back Cover LatchChamberCover -ViewfinderBack Cover-30-

Page 47 - FILM WINDING: Automatic

12. Care of the Camera1. To clean the camera’s glass surfaces, use only a blower brush, cleaning fluid, and tissue made specially for camer

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do not apply any fluids to the rear lens.2. The best thing you can do for your camera is to use it regularly. If you must store it for a long time, f

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PRINTED IN TAIWAN

Page 51 - 12. Care of the Camera

1. Loading the BatteriesThis camera will not operate without batteries. Use two new size AAA alkaline batteries of the same brand.Carbon-zin

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1. Open the battery chamber cover by pushing the battery chamber cover latch ® in the direction of the arrow.2. Load the batteries, making s

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2. Opening the Lens CoverSlide the lens cover open/close switch ® in the direction of the arrow, and open the cover all the way.• Shooting is impossib

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3. Checking the BatteriesAlways check the batteries before using the camera.When checking the batteries, make sure that the flash is pushed in.1. Cov

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