Canon Sure Shot 65 Zoom, Prima Zoom 65 film camera User manual

The Canon 65 is a compact, user-friendly camera that offers a variety of features to help you capture stunning photos and videos. With its 35mm lens and 4x optical zoom, you can get close to your subjects and capture clear, detailed images. The camera also features a variety of shooting modes, including auto, flash, and self-timer, making it easy to get the perfect shot in any situation. Additionally, the Canon 65 allows you to imprint the date and time on your photos, making it easy to keep track of your memories.

पीडीएफ

दस्तऐवज

जाहिरात

 PRIMA =
ZOOM65
n
PRIMA и
ZOOM 65
D Mode d'emploi
[e] Bedienungsanleitung п Istruzioni
E Instructions
E Instrucciones = Instrucoes
Handling Precautions :-
1.
This camera is not resistant to water, and should not be
used outdoors if it is raining or snowing. If it is
accidentally dropped in water, contact an authorized
Canon service facility. Keep the camera out of salt
spray and excessive humidity. If used at the beach,
clean it thoroughly afterward with a dry cloth.
. Store the camera in a cool, dry, dust-free place. Be sure
to keep the camera out of direct sunlight, and away
from “hot spots” such as the trunk or rear window shelf
of a car. Avoid places where mothballs are used, and
use a desiccant in excessive humidity.
. Do not attempt to disassemble the camera yourself,
since there is high-voltage circuitry inside.
. The battery may explode or cause burns if
disassembled, recharged, shorted, exposed to high
temperatures, or disposed of in a fire.
. Use a blower brush to remove dust and sand from the
lens and inside the camera. Do not apply any fluids to
the lens or body. Take the camera to an authorized
Canon service facility for a more thorough cleaning if
necessary.
. Film passing through X-ray examinations at an airport
may be exposed and ruined even when loaded in the
camera. Request a different method of inspection to
avoid damage.
. Color reproduction may be adversely affected if the film
is left in the camera for a long time. Always develop
exposed film promptly.
Handling Precautions
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Do not make any changes or modifications to the equipment
unless otherwise specified in the instructions. If such changes
or modifications should be made, you could be required to stop
operation of the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
* Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
* Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
* Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for
radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the
interference-causing equipment standard entitled “Digital 1
Apparatus”, ICES-003 of the Industry Canada.
Cet appareil num&eacute;rique respecte les limites de bruits
radio&eacute;lectriques applicables aux appareils num&eacute;riques de Classe
B prescrites dans la norme sur le mat&eacute;riel brouilleur: “Appareils
Num&eacute;riques”, NMB-003 &eacute;dict&eacute;e par l'Industrie Canada
C € The C€ Mark is a Directive conformity mark of the
European Community (EC)
Thank you for purchasing this Canon product.
Before taking pictures, please read these instructions
carefully for a thorough understanding of how the camera
operates.
Table of Contents
These instructions are divided into four sections:
Introduction, Basic Operations, Advanced Operations, and
Additional Information. When first using the camera, be
sure to read the instructions from the Introduction.
Convention
The following convention is used in these instructions:
O Warnings you should observe when using the
camera.
lr Additional information on using the camera.
(— M) is shorthand for “See page №&quot;.
1 Introduction
Handling Precautions ……….…..….….……rerresrsesses 2
Table of Contents ..................—. eee 4
Quick Reference........................emmeniii&oacute;n ee 6
Nomenciature .....................eeesmeriai arras 8
Attaching and Using the Strap ...................... 11
Holding the Camera creer 12
2 Basic Operations
Loading the Battery eek 13
[2] Loading the Film 14
[3] Turing the Power On eeeerereeeeee 16
[4] Checking the Battery Power .................... 17
15] Using the Zoom ....................... e... 18
[6] Shooting in Auto Mode......................—..—... 19
AIAF (Smart AF) Function ..................—.... 20
Close-up Photography .............................. 21
Green Indicator eee 22
Removing the Film... 23
3 Advanced Operations
Changing the Shooting Mode...............—.....- 24
Auto Flash (No Red-eye
Reduction)::......--.-..2=e. EEE 25
AUTO Auto Flash with Red-eye
Reduction ........e.-..-.e=-..eeserererve 26
Red-eye Reduction Function .................... 27
4 Flash ON (Forced Flash) Mode ....28
&amp; Flash OFF (Suppressed Flash)
Mode ....... e... -.s0. reset renapo cane снежные 29
O) Using the Self-timer..................—...- 30
Slow-Synchro Function ...........-——r————— 31
Using Focus LOCK 4.0.4. er re EEE 32
Imprinting the Date and Time rl 33
Setting the Date and Time MI .............. 34
4 Additional Information
Troubleshooting .….......…......—erreececess 36
Questions and Answers ............-=.-.--..mmenm—.... 37
Specifications ............=-....0-+meemenene e 38
Please note that these instructions are for both the model with tne
date function and model without date function. Information
relevant only to the model with the date function is marked with
the symbol.
3-5
Quick Reference
1 Load the battery. (— 13)
2 Load the film. (&gt; 14)
Pull the film tip across
until it reaches the [3
mark. Then close the
back cover. (&gt; 14)
Turn the mode dial to
(— 16)
=&raquo; The lens cover opens and
the lens is set for shooting.
Quick Reference
Use the wi Wide/ [4]
Tele zoom button to
select the size of your
subject. (— 18)
Position the AF frame
6 over the subject and
take the picture. (— 19)
* In low-light, the flash fires
automatically.
When you have finished
the film and it has
rewound, remove the
film. (— 23)
e Check that the frame
counter on the LCD panel
has returned to “0” and then
open the back cover.
* Remove the film and close
the back cover.
Nomenclature
LCD panel Viewfinder window
Light-metering sensor *AF emitter
*AF sensor Flash
Shutter button Red-eye reduction/
(&gt; 19) Self-timer lamp
(&gt; 26, 30)
Grip
Lens Back cover
release lever
(&gt; 14)
* AF is an abbreviation for Auto Focus.
LCD Panel
Battery level indicator
col
(normally displays only the required information)
3-3
Nomenclature
For further details, refer to the page indicated.
Viewfinder (&raquo; 10) ————
Mode dial (— 24) Green indicator (&gt; 22)
— Film check window
— Fi] Wide/ EN] Tele
zoom button (&gt; 18)
Date display panel -
MODE button —
(~ 33, 34) т
Strap mount
(— 11)
Battery cover (&gt; 13)
- Tripod socket
SELECT button -
(&gt; 34)
SET button
(&gt; 34)
|
— CC) Mid-roll rewind button
(&gt; 23)
Date display panel
| Date and time imprinting
DATE
г u a&quot;
8.8 de: dE
(normally displays only the required information)
Bo
Nomenclature
&gt; — SI SF |
Viewfinder Frames
rr
Lies
AF frame
Picture frame Position this frame over
For normal photography, use your subject. (&gt; 19, 21, 32)
this frame to compose your
shots.
— Close-up frame
When the shooting distance is
between 0.6 and 1 m (2 and 3.3 ft.),
compose your picture within this
frame. The area above this frame
will not be included in the picture.
(&gt; 21)
Attaching and Using the Strap
Attaching the strap.
* To ensure that you do not drop
your camera, attach the strap
provided.
* Attach the strap as shown in
steps D and &copy;.
Move along
the 4
/
= Button push projection
&laquo; Use the button push projection to
push the SELECT button (— 34),
the SET button (— 34) and the
Qs button (&gt; 23).
Holding the Camera
To ensure a clear sharp picture, hold the camera firmly
so that it does not move when you take a picture.
* Hold the camera with both hands and brace your
elbows lightly against your body.
* Rest the camera against your forehead, look through
the viewfinder and then slowly and gently press the
shutter button.
* When you hold the
camera, take care to
keep your fingers, your
hair and the strap away
from the lens, AF
emitter/sensor, light
metering sensor and
flash.
* Dust or soiling on the AF
Light-metering
sensor Flash em itter/sensor causes
focusing difficulties. Wipe
AF emitter soiled areas clean before
AF sensor taking pictures.
Le&ntilde;a * Hold the camera still until
you hear the sound of
the film winding on,
indicating that the
camera has finished
taking the picture.
Loading the Battery Е
Applicable Battery: One lithium battery (CR123A)
Open the battery cover.
* TO open, insert a coin into
the slot.
Load the battery.
* Align the + and — terminals
correctly and insert the
battery bottom (— end) first.
; Replace the battery
cover.
=&raquo; The Ц icon appears on
the LCD panel.
= The date display on the
LCD panel changes to
“'94 1 1&quot;. Set the date and
time. (— 34)
E-13
[2] Loading the Film
Open the back cover.
1 * Push the lever down.
2 Load the film.
Position the film
correctly between the
film guides.
Pull the film out to the
‚3 (film leader
position indicator).
* Make sure that there is no
slack in the film when you
pull it out.
B-14
Loading the Film
E Close the back cover.
A) * The film will automatically
advance to the first picture
on the roll,
Г “1” is displayed in the
y frame counter.
e |f the frame counter shows
a blinking “0”, the film did
not load correctly. Load the
| , film again.
EA,
В &raquo; Use only film that carries the DX mark. The camera
will automatically detect and set the film speed.
&laquo; A film speed of ISO 400 is recommended.
2-15
[3] Turning the Power On
Set the mode dial to a
setting other than GD.
=&gt; The lens is set for shooting.
= The lens is initially set to the
wide-angle position
* When you set the mode dial to
, the lens retracts, the lens
cover closes and the camera
switches off.
O * Do not press on the lens.
* If the lens is not set for shooting, check to see if the
battery is loaded correctly.
3-16
4] Checking the Battery Power
Check that the Ц icon appears on the LCD panel
when you switch the camera on.
(on) The battery is fully charged.
(on) Prepare new battery.
| (blinking) Fit the new battery. (— 13)
A new battery will generally provide enough
charge to shoot approx. 17 rolls of 24-exposure
film (based on Canon's Standard Test Method at
normal temperatures and with 50% flash use). At low
temperatures (-10&deg;C/14&deg;F), the battery life is
approximately half of the normal figure.
2
* If you are travelling or plan to take a lot of pictures,
&Agrave; take a supply of spare batteries. The correct batteries
may be difficult to obtain at your destination.
* When you take consecutive shots using the flash, the
battery power may drop off temporarily and prevent
the LCD panel from displaying information correctly. If
this occurs, switch the camera off and wait a few
minutes before switching it back on again.
3-17
[5] Using the Zoom
You can use the E] Wide/ [$] Tele zoom button to
change the size of your subject.
=
mu
Ja |
1% Wide-angle [&yen;] Telephoto
(38 mm) (65 mm)
Use this setting for large- Use this setting for shots
scale images such as where you want to zoom in
scenery and group photos. on your subject, such as
portraits.
Press the [1] Wide/ [4] Tele
zoom button.
* Pressing [4] zooms in on your
subject while pressing [ms]
zooms out for a wide-angle shot.
O Do not touch the lens while the lens is zooming.
* When you switch the camera on, the lens is initially
a set to wide-angle (38 mm).
* |f the lens is left extended in the telephoto position
and is not used for 4 minutes, the lens is
automatically retracted to wide-angle position.
18
[6] Shooting in Auto Mode
The shutter button has a two-step action.
The first step sets the focus and exposure, while the
second step takes the picture.
In this mode, the AiAF function (— 20) ensures that
the subject stays in focus even when it is not exactly in
the center of the viewfinder. The flash also fires
automatically in low-light conditions.
Set the focus.
* Position the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button halfway.
=&raquo; The green indicator lights
when the subject is in
focus.
&raquo; Keep the shutter button
pressed halfway down.
Compose the shot and
take the picture.
* Press the shutter button
down fully.
* Press the shutter button
slowly and gently.
=&raquo; The photograph is taken. 2
4-19
AIAF (Smart AF) Function
Ai = Artificial Intelligence, AF = Auto-focus
The AIAF (Smart AF) function has a wide measuring
area and is the latest mechanism for accurate focus
adjustment. This mechanism was developed based on
the analysis of several thousand photographs and on
Canon's unique expertise.
* The camera focuses on the
subject even if it is not in the
center of the viewfinder, or if
there is an obstruction in front
of it. The camera will also
focus accurately on two
Subjects positioned side by
side, and not on the
background between them.
* If you are taking a picture
Subject MY through a window, set the
„” “Window | camera at an appropriate
=&lt; | angle, with a camera-to-
N— — MP | window distance of about
| Сатега | 20 cm/0.7 ft.
If you are too far away from
the window, the camera may
focus on the glass of the
window rather than the
subject.
E-20
Shooting in Auto Mode
Close-up Photography
In close-up photography (at distances of 60 cm to 1 m/
2 to 3.3 ft.), the area visible through the viewfinder does
not exactly match the area actually included in the shot.
The area above the close-up frame markings is not
included in the photograph. For this sort of shot, use the
AF frame and the close-up frame as described below.
Close-up frame x Set the focus.
* Position the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button down
halfway.
= The green indicator lights
when the subject is in
focus.
* Keep the shutter button
pressed halfway down.
Compose the shot and
take the picture.
* Compose the shot so that
the subject is below the
close-up frame and take
the picture.
* Do not change the distance
from the camera to the
subject.
Area actually photographed
(inside dotted line)
Area visible in the viewfinder that is not
photographed
3-21
32
Shooting in Auto Mode
Green Indicator
&raquo; When you press the shutter button down halfway, the
indicator lights or blinks to show whether the camera
is ready to shoot.
Wa
e
|
)
Ey
Green indicator
Lit: Camera ready to shoot (subject in focus).
Slow blinking (4 times/sec.): Proximity warning
Fast blinking (16 times/sec.): Camera shake warning
(in &reg; mode)
a
&laquo; When the proximity warning appears, move away
from the subject until the indicator stops blinking and
press the shutter button again.
* When the camera shake warning appears, use a
tripod or other camera mount.
Removing the Film
The film rewinds automatically when it reaches the
end. The frame counter counts down as the film
rewinds and the frame counter shows “0” when the film
is fully rewound.
7
a
Check that the frame
1 counter shows “0”.
Open the back cover.
e Push the lever down and
remove the film.
To remove the film before you reach the end
* Press the Q &lt;&lt; button on the
bottom of the camera.
* Hold the button down until the
film starts to rewind.
O * Always check that the frame counter on the LCD 2
panel has returned to &quot;0” before you open the back
cover. If the counter is not at “0”, use the button push
projection on the camera strap (&gt; 11) to push the
Q &lt;&lt; button.
* |f you shoot more than the stipulated number of
exposures on a roll of film, the final shot may be lost
during developing and processing, or the date and
time may not be imprinted on the final shot IT&raquo; .
3-23
Changing the Shooting Mode
You can cause the flash to fire for every shot or
suppress flash operation completely to suit the subject
or location.
Turn the mode dial to select
the mode.
Fash ON (forced flash) Flash OFF
(— 28) 5 7 (suppressed flash)
EN (&gt; 29)
Auto Flash (&gt; 25) - A
Power off
Auto Flash with Red-eye — | Self-timer (— 30)
Reduction (— 26)
El-24
Changing the Shooting Mode
Auto Flash (No Red-eye Reduction)
Use this mode to take pictures of subjects other than
people, or to photograph people without using the red-
eye reduction function.
In low-light conditions, the flash fires automatically
without the red-eye reduction function.
Turn the mode dial to UI).
Flash Distance Range (using color negative film)
Film speed 38 mm 65 mm
(Wide-angle) (Telephoto)
ISO 100 0.6 to 4.6 m 0.6 to 2.9 m
(2 to 15.2 ft.) (2 to 9.5 ft.)
ISO 400 0.6 to 9.2 m 0.6 10 5.8 т
(2 to 30.4 ft.) (2 to 19 ft.)
В 25
&lt;9&gt; Al |) Auto Flash with Red-eye
Reduction
Use this mode to reduce the red-eye effect (5 27)
when you are taking pictures of people in low-light
conditions. When you press the shutter button, the
red-eye reduction lamp lights and then the flash fires.
&laquo; Turn the mode dial to
| &reg;AUTO.
Move to within 2 m
(6.6 ft.) of your subject.
* The red-eye reduction lamp
is only effective within this
distance,
$ Get your subject to
look at the camera.
* The red-eye reduction
function is only effective if
the subject is looking
directly at the camera.
Take the picture.
A * Slowly press the shutter
button down fully.
=&gt; Shutter release is delayed for
about a second while the red-
eye reduction lamp lights.
* Keep the shutter button pressed
down until you hear the film
advance to the next frame.
Changing the Shooting Mode
Red-eye Reduction Function
When you use the flash to take photos of people in
low-light conditions, their eyes sometimes glow red in
the photograph. This is referred to as the red-eye
effect and is caused by the light of the flash reflecting
off the retina of the eye.
In AUTO mode, the red-eye reduction lamp lights for
approximately 1 second before the flash fires. This
causes the subject's pupils to contract and thereby
minimizes the risk of red-eye. Note that the
effectiveness of red-eye reduction varies from person
to person.
O When the red-eye reduction lamp lights, shutter
operation is delayed for approximately 1 second to
heighten the effectiveness of the lamp. To make the
shutter operate instantly, take the picture with the mode
dial set to ED . 3
&Agrave; The effectiveness of red-eye reduction can be
enhanced by making the room as bright as possible
and by using a wide-angle lens setting.
3-27
y Flash ON (Forced Flash) Mode
In this mode, the flash fires regardless of the light
conditiens when the picture is taken. Use this setting for
fill-in flash in daylight or to soften the outline of your
subject.
Th
&quot;==! №)
Turn the mode dial to 3.
3-28
Changing the Shooting Mode
| Flash OFF (Suppressed Flash) Mode
In this mode, the flash does not fire regardless of how
dark conditions are when the picture is taken.
Use this mode for sunset shots, for places where flash
use is prohibited, or for available-light photography.
O * Because a slow shutter speed is used (up to 1.5
seconds) when the flash is set to 6) mode in low-light 3
conditions, take care to avoid camera shake.
* |f the green indicator is blinking rapidly (camera shake
warning), set the camera on a steady surface or use a
tripod.
3-29
(\) Using the Self-timer
The self-timer function allows you to take a picture when you
are some distance from the camera.
In bright conditions, the self-timer operates in the auto flash
with red-eye reduction. In low-light conditions it automatically
operates with the slow-synchro function. (-&gt; 31)
Turn the mode dial to
OF
= Compose the picture
2 and press the shutter
WS DC button.
3 — = The red-eye reduction
lamp blinks (once a
(ai second) and a 10-second
countdown is displayed on
the LCD panel.
=&raquo; The shutter is released
after about 10 seconds.
* To cancel the self-timer,
turn the mode dial to
another mode.
O Do not stand directly in front of the camera when you
press the shutter button as this will result in the picture
being out of focus.
E * Approximately 2 seconds before the shutter is
released, the lamp begins to blink more rapidly. If the
flash and the red-eye reduction function are used, the
lamp stays lit for the last 2 seconds.
* Set the camera on a steady surface or use a tripod.
3-30
Changing the Shooting Mode
Slow-Synchro Function
The slow-synchro function is effective when taking
pictures of people in evening or night views when the
background is dark. The slower shutter speed allows
distant backgrounds not illuminated by the flash to be
included in the photograph,
When you use the self-timer in low-light conditions, the
slow-synchro function operates automatically.
O Because a slow shutter speed (up to 1/4 seconds) is
used in this mode, always use a tripod to prevent
camera shake. Take care also to ensure that the
subject does not move immediately after the flash fires.
Е The red-eye reduction function (— 27) operates in
slow-synchro mode.
3-31
Using Focus Lock
Lock the focus when you want the subject of your shot
to be off to one side of the frame.
_— ON —=====шшшшш
0 Co
че
— AI
Ne
|
\
Set the focus.
* Position the AF frame over
the subject and press the
shutter button halfway.
=&raquo; The green indicator lights,
when the subject is in
focus.
* Keep the shutter button
pressed halfway down.
Compose the shot and
take the picture.
* Compose your shot.
* Press the shutter button
down fully.
* Press the button down
slowly and gently.
=&raquo; The photograph is taken.
O Take care that the distance from the camera to the
subject does not change. If the distance does change,
lock the focus again.
3-32
Imprinting the Date and Time =
You can imprint the date and time the picture was taken
in the lower right corner of the photograph.
MODE . |”
CC
SELECT 5 |
O 0
Select the date/time
combination.
/ * The date/time combination
changes each time you press the
MODE button.
* Take the picture with the desired
date/time combination selected.
\
&gt;
&gt;
i 1 6 20
D! 620
&lt;Year/Month/Day&gt;
DATE
620 0 |
Date/time imprinted here,
|! &lt;Month/Day/Year&gt;
DATE
cl BU!
; &lt;Day/Month/Year&gt;
20 16:45
&lt;Day/Hour/Minute&gt;
(No data imprinted)
The “01” in the year display
indicates the last two digits in the
year 2001.
3-33
Setting the Date and Time
When you replace the battery or travel abroad, use the
procedure below to set or adjust the date and time
settings.
* Always use the button push projection on the strap
buckle to push the SELECT and SET buttons. (&gt; 11)
Setting the Date
MODE
: o О
3-34
Display the date only.
= &laquo;Press the MODE button to
display the date only,
* Refer to the next page to
set the time,
Select the date setting.
* Press the SELECT button to
select the setting.
= The selected setting
(blinking numbers)
changes sequentially from
year to month to day.
ed
Set the date.
* Press the SET button to set
the date.
* Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set
all the date settings.
* If you press the SELECT
button and none of the date
settings blink, date setting
is complete.
Setting the Time
eo 2)
Ht
\ НЕ CA
\ 65;
| | DATE |
| la 16:46) | [i
|
MODE &gt;
&gt;
|
|
A
e
| SELECT SET _
\ O&Ouml; Of
Setting the Date and Time
Display the date and
&raquo; time.
* Press the MODE button to
display the date and time.
* Refer to the previous page
to set the date
Select the time setting.
* Press the SELECT button to
select the setting.
= The selected setting
(blinking numbers)
changes sequentially from
hour to minute.
Set the time.
* Press the SET button to set
the time.
* Repeat steps 5 and 6 to set
all the time settings.
* |f you press the SELECT
button and none of the time
settings blink, time setting
is complete
В * |f you replace the battery, the date display on the LCD
panel changes to “ '94 1 1&quot;. When this occurs, reset 3
the date and time.
* Each time the SET button is pressed, the number
increases by one. If kept pressed, the number
increases quickly.
Troubleshooting
In case of problems, check the table below before
taking your camera to be repaired.
sensor or lens is
dirty.
Problem Cause Remedy Page
The | icon * The battery has run * Replace lhe battery. 13
blinks on the oul of charge
LCD panel
The &Ntilde; icon is | *No battery is loaded. — | *Install the battery 13
not displayed | *The balery is installed | * Reinsert the battery 13
on the LCD with the wrong polarities.| correctly.
panel. * The batiery has * Replace ihe battery. 13
completely run oul of
charge.
The shutter &raquo; The mode dial is set to | &laquo;Set the mode dial to 24
does nol the appropriate setting
release *The battery has run * Replace the battery. 13
out ol charge
* The film is not loaded | *Load a new film 14
correctly
= A rewound (used) film | * Remove the film and 23
has been loaded. load a new one.
* The shutter releases | *Hold the shutter button 27
only after the red-eye | down until the shutter
reduction lamp is lit for | releases
about 1 second &raquo; Change ihe flash 25
mode io
The *When the shutter *Ensure thal the AF 12
photographs are | was released, the emitter/sensor are
blurred AF emitler/sensor not blocked by hair,
were blocked fingers, etc.
&laquo;In (&copy;) mode, you *Make sure you do 30
were standing not stand
directly in front of immediately in front
the camera when of the camera when
you pressed Ihe pressing the shutier
shutter button. button.
*The camera moved | *Press the shutter 19
when lhe shutter button slowly and
button was pressed | gently.
(camera shake).
*The AF emitter/ &laquo;Wipe them clean. 12
3-36
Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Remedy Page
“H” is displayed | * The self-diagnosis * Remove the battery 13
on the LCD function delected an from the camera.
panel error When the “H&quot;
disappears [rom the
LCD display, load the
batlery again
Questions and Answers
Q1 Can slide (reversal) film be used?
A1 Yes. However, 35 mm film with the DX marking and a film
speed of ISO 25, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 or 3200
should be used.
Q2 What is the film speed (ISO number)?
A2 The ISO number indicates the film's sensitivity to light in
numerical terms. The higher the number, the more
sensitive the film is to light. Film with an ISO number of
400 should be used for normal photography.
Q3 Can film that does not have the DX marking be used?
A3 Yes, it can. However, when film with no DX code is loaded,
the film speed is set to ISO 25. After loading film with no
DX marking or a speed of ISO 25 into the camera, close
the back cover and press the shutter button once or twice.
Q4 The date imprinted on my photos is difficult to see.
A4 Perhaps the background where the date is imprinted is
very bright. Try to ensure that there is a dark object where
the date will appear. Similarly, avoid having yellowish or
white objects where the date will be imprinted 4
3-37
Specifications
Type: Fully-automatic 35 mm lens-shutter AF camera with
built-in zoom lens
Image Size: 24 x 36 mm
Lens: Canon 38-65 mm f/4.2-6.7 lens
Focusing: Active AiAF
Focal Distance: 0.6 m/2.0 ft. to œ
Shutter: Combination aperture and program
electromagnetically driven shutter
Viewfinder: Real-image zoom viewfinder
Viewfinder Information: Picture frame, AF frame, Close-up
frame
Viewfinder Eyepiece:
Green indicator: Combination camera ready indicator,
proximity warning, flash charging complete
indicator and camera shake warning
Film Loading: Automatic
Film Advance: Automatic with mid-roll rewind possible
Frame Counter: Counts up during film advance and counts
down during film rewinding
Self-timer: 10 sec. delayed shutter release timer with
operation displayed on the LCD panel
Exposure Control Range:
AUTO and Flash ON modes:
Wide-angle: 1/500 sec. at f/16 to 1/38 sec. at f/4.2
Telephoto: 1/500 sec. at f/26 to 1/67 sec. at f/6.7
Flash OFF mode:
Wide-angle: 1/500 sec. at 1/16 to 1.5 sec, at f/4.2
Telephoto: 1/500 sec. at f/26 to 1.5 sec. at f/6.7
Self-timer (AUTO) mode:
Wide-angle: 1/500 sec. at 1/16 to 1/38 sec. at 1/4.2
Telephoto: 1/500 sec. at f/26 to 1/67 sec. at f/6.7
Self-timer (Slow-synchro) mode:
Wide-angle: 1/4 sec. at f/4.2
Telephoto: 1/4 sec. at f/6.7
Film Speeds: ISO 25-3200, set automatically in 1-step
increments using DX codes
Specifications
Built-in Flash: Internal flash fires automatically in low-light
conditions
[ISO 100] Wide-angle: 0.6 to 4.6 m/2 to 15.2 ft.
Telephoto: 0.6 to 2.9 m/2 to 9.5 ft.
[ISO 400] Wide-angle: 0.6 to 9.2 m/2 to 30.4 ft
Telephoto: 0.6 to 5.8 m/2 to 19 ft.
(using color negative film)
Flash Recycling Time: Approx. 5 seconds (with new battery)
Shooting Mode Selection: Using mode dial
Auto Flash: Flash fires automatically in low-light conditions
Auto Flash with Red-eye Reduction: Flash fires automatically
in low-light conditions
Flash ON: Forced flash
Flash OFF: Suppressed flash
Power Supply: One CR123A 3V lithium battery
Number of Shots: Approx. 17 rolls of 24-exposure film (normal
temperature with 50% flash use)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 121 x 68 x 45 mm/
4.8 x 2.7 x 1.8 in.
Weight: Models without date: 225 g/7.9 oz, (excluding battery)
Models with date: 230 g/8.1 oz. {excluding battery)
DATE
Automatic Date: Automatic built-in calendar (programmed up
to 2029 with automatic correction for leap
years)
Imprinted Data: Date in 5 formats (including no imprinting)
Character Types: 6 x 7 dot matrix
Imprinting Color: Orange
* All data are based on Canon's Standard Test Method
Subject to change without notice
">

नमस्कार! मी एक एआय चॅटबॉट आहे जो विशेषत: Canon Sure Shot 65 Zoom मध्ये आपल्याला मदत करण्यासाठी प्रशिक्षित आहे. मी दस्तऐवजाचे पूर्णपणे पुनरावलोकन केले आहे आणि आपल्याला आवश्यक असलेली अचूक माहिती शोधण्यात किंवा स्पष्ट आणि सोप्या भाषेत सामग्री स्पष्ट करण्यात मदत करू शकते. विशिष्ट वैशिष्ट्यांवर मार्गदर्शन, समस्यानिवारण चरण किंवा सामान्य वापरासाठी आपण मार्गदर्शन शोधत असाल, आपले प्रश्न विचारण्यास मोकळे आहात. आपण आपल्या चिंता किंवा गरजांबद्दल जितके अधिक तपशील द्याल, तितके अचूकपणे आणि प्रभावीपणे मी आपल्याला मदत करू शकेन!

सहाय्यक टायपिंग करत आहे

सहाय्यक कीबोर्डवर नाही. कृपया, नंतर पुन्हा प्रयत्न करा.

असे दिसते की आपण एका अशा दस्तऐवजावर पोहोचला आहात जो एकाधिक भाषांमध्ये लिहिला गेला आहे, ज्यात आपल्या मूळ भाषेचा समावेश नाही. आपण आपल्या पसंतीच्या भाषेतील नसलेली पृष्ठे तात्पुरती लपविण्यासाठी खालील दुव्यांचा वापर करू शकता.