Canon Speedlite 577 G Manual de instrucciones

Although the design of the A-series lineup including AE-1 and its successor, the A-1, was well-received among users, the Canon camera design departme

Setting the Film Rewind Mode Shooting Capacity (with 24-exp. film) Temperature/Battery Film winding mode Alkaline (LR6/AM-3) Carbon-zinc (R6/S

Setting the Shooting Mode <Shooting Modes of the T90> The Canon T90 has various shooting modes to meet your needs and what you want your pict

Both the shutter speed and the aperture are automatically set according to the brightness of the subject and a programmed shutter speed/aperture combi

WIDE P-3 STANDARD TELE P-3 There are four other shooting modes, though the FD lens must be removed from the "A" mark. <Setting Each

1) While pressing the shooting mode selector, turn the electronic input dial until the "Av" indicating the aperture-priority AE appears on

1) While pressing the shooting mode selector, turn the electronic input dial until "P" indicating the variable-shift program AE appears on

This system, with its 13% coverage of the field of view, allows you to meter only the central portion of the image in the viewfinder. It is particu

This is the normal setting position used for general photography, and is recommended especially for AE photography. 2. Partial metering With this me

the focusing ring until the main subject is sharp. and lower halves of the central split rangefinder merge to become one unbroken image. New split

shutter button all the way to take the picture. The film will be automatically advanced to the next frame. If the correct exposure is not possible,

The Canon T90 is designed as a comprehensive package of the most advanced and innovative technologies available in the world today, balancing your p

1. When using a film with DX code The remaining frames are displayed on the right of the viewfinder by the "<" mark, "F" (

At the end of the roll, the camera rewinds the film automatically. 1) While the camera is rewinding the film, the film transport bars will move in s

1) Open the palm wing. Intermediate Operation Shooting with the Lens Set on "A" Mark. Spot Metering The spot metering can be used in th

One-point spot metering is also possible by pressing the shutter button halfway. In this case, however, the exposure value is not stored into memory

1) As shown in the photo above, when you want to obtain correct exposure on her face and also want to obtain correct exposure on the background, pr

used when it is black. ï The H/S control can be used with both the one-point spot metering and the multi-spot metering. Here is how to use the H/S co

Shadow Control Examples 0 -1 -2 *figures indicate the amount of exposure compensation Manual Override This is a creative mode in which

4) Push in the stop-down lever. A " A'' mark will then be displayed on the display panel. 5) The camera sets the shutter speed auto

The shooting objectives of this mode are the same as for stopped-down AE mode, but this mode needs manual operation. 1 ) Set the display panel to &q

This mark, engraved on the top of the camera body, indicates the exact position of the film plane. It is useful for measuring the exact shooting dist

Load the film. The camera sets the first usable frame automatically. 1) Push the back cover latch down, while pressing the back cover lock button.

120 seconds Self-timer Photography The self-timer allows you a time-lag of either 2 or 10 sees. Use the 10 sec self-timer when you want to be

< Exposure Compensation Index > 1) Press the exposure compensation button. The exposure compensation index will then appear on the display pan

1) Press both the shooting mode selector and the metering mode selector at the same time. The " ME " mark indicating multiple exposure

2) While shooting The operating procedures are all the same as above. < Exposure Compensation in Multiple Exposures > When you make multiple

Flash Photography Canon developed the PMS (Permanent Magnet Shutter), which makes flash photography with an X-sync speed of 1/250 sec possible.

effects. ï "FE lock" stands for flash exposure lock. 3. FE Lock + H/S Control It is also possible to use the FE lock mode of the Speed

Viewfinder Information When the shutter button is pressed halfway, after the flash has been charged, you can confirm the exposure in the viewfinder.

Note With the Interface Unit D.M.B. all data can be checked on the screen of an MSX personal computer. (Data Memory Back 90, Interface Unit D.M.B. a

T90. As the name "Command" suggests, it not only records data but also controls the T90 for various types of timed photography. The followin

transmitter and the receiver). The accessories consist of the TTL Hot Shoe Adapter the TTL Distributor, the Off-camera Shoe Adapter and the Connecting

1) Press the shutter button halfway to check the exposure. Exposure will be correct unless the shutter speed display and/or the aperture value display

The Remote Switch 60T3 is designed to be used when the camera is mounted on a tripod for close-up shooting or when using a telephoto lens with which

D: Matte/Section Similar to C screen but with horizontal and vertical reference lines. Recommended for architectural photography and copy work in whi

Cleaning tools: Blower brush, Cleaning fluid; Cleaning tissue, Silicone cloth (1) To clean the lens surface and the view finder : Blow off dust with t

Other Notes 1. Liquid Crystal Display The T90's display panel uses liquid crystal to display exposure information. After about 5 years of nor

ï On the display panel, the error display (EEE) will appear while the "HELP" is displayed in the viewfinder. ï The "HELP" and &quo

3.Aperture-priority AE (Safety shift ON) 4. Aperture-priority AE (Safety shift OFF) 5. Standard program AE 6.Variable-shuft program AE

2) Use a film with lower ISO film speed. -3 1) Decrease the shutter speed setting until the aperture value stops blinking. -4 1) Increase the shutter

This viewfinder is bright and easy to read. Only the necessary information is displayed outside the field of view. The diagram below shows all the in

4) Then turn the lens clockwise until it stops and the lens release button pops out with a click. To remove the lens, turn it counterclockwise while

Turning on the Camera Slide the main switch to "A". The display will come on at this time. If the display does not appear, confirm that

batteries at the following times. After loading new batteries. After storing the camera for a long time. If the shutter does not release. When yo

3) Pull the film leader across the back of the camera until its tip is aligned with the orange index. 4) Close the back cover. The camera will adva

While the camera is advancing the film, the film transport bars (also serve as the battery check marks) will appear at the bottom of the display