Canon L2 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

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model L2

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CONTENTSINTRODUCTION ... 5FI1.M lOADING ...

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EXPOSING ...15FILM WINDING ...16D

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INTRODUCTIONCanon Camera Models Li, Lj and L3, for which this booklet is meant are sister models of the Canon Camera Model Vt de

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Canon L|, Li and Lj all accept any standard 35 mm film cartridge as well as the Canon Film Magazine V.To open the camera, turn the

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Put the film cartridge to the recess directly beneath the Film Rewinder. Depress the Film Rewinder (15) again to lock the film car

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The Film Frame Counting Dial (10) shows you the number of frames you have not yet exposed. It should be set at the number corresp

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Film Type IndicatorAs a reminder, set the Film Type Indicator (12) to the ASA speed ot the film you are using, and to show whether

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Selling Shutter SpeedThis may be done before or after cocking shutter. There are two speed dials. The High Speed Dial (21) is for s

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Slow Speed DialSet the High Speed Shutter Dial to 1/30 sec. Rotate the Slow Speed Shutter Dial until the speed you want is on top,

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Canon

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INSETTING LENS APERTURElife: (F:STOP)Set Ihc l.cns Aperlure Scale (5) by turning the milled ring at the top of your lens until the re

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On the Canon Camera focusing and composing can be done at the same time. When you look through the Range- Viewfinder Eyepiece (25)

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The Depth-of-Field Scale (2) shows you the range of objects which will also be in focus on the him. This range will vary with the

Page 17 - Film Type Indicator

<ZZ- «KT—» СЭТЛ «eFor 50mm For 35mni85mm or I more

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Adjustment of the Viewfinder Dial (16) is made by turning the Viewfinder Selector (26).Position “35” shows you the view which any Cano

Page 19 - Slow Speed Dial

-ji.On the Depth-of-Field Scale (2) ot some Canon Lenses is the letter “R”. This is for infrared film. When using this type of fi

Page 20 - INSETTING LENS APERTURE

You have now completed the following steps:1. Wound your shutter ready for your first exposure2. Set both speed dials3. Adjusted the Lens Aperture

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j':viJMЙ!Щ>1»" Ii:Tlic Canon Li, L2 and I.3 all fealures the rapid wind lever.Pull the lever the full length of its run an

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CANON CAMERA CO., INC.312 Shimo-Maruko-cho, Ohta-ku, Tokyo, Japan UNITED STATES FACTORY BRANCH 550 Fifth Avenue, New York 36, N. Y., U.

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An accidental Double Exposure is prevented on the Canon Camera. For deliberate Double Exposures, the following procedure should be ad

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DOUBLE EXPOSURE PROCEDURE

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'WliO'lL:UNLOADINGMtiiykililliililliili¡.I,1. Turn the Film Rewind Ring (8) from “A” to the Film Rewinder Mark (^).2. Jn case of

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3. Turn Film Rewinder in a clockwise direction until all the film has been wound back into its original cartridge. Tension on the

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Canon Li has a complete built-in flash synchronizer both for straight and electronic flash, ISOSet the Flash Synchronization Selector (19) to show fo

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CHANGING LENSESAll Canon Cameras and Lenses fealure standard flanges and threads. The screw-in lens mount has been proven the most a

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cross. Next, turn it in a clockwise direction until the lens is securely in place. Do not force the lens any further.Always tighten

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The Canon Film Magazine is designed to hold 5J4 feet of 35mm film. It consists of three parts : Center Spool, Inner Shell and Outer

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modal Li

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1. To disassemble the magazine, put your finger to the Button and turn the Inner Shell clockwise until both the Inner and Outer Sh

Page 36 - CHANGING LENSES

«Si:-'"Ml.iiltift. for 18 exposures and 2 ft. for 10 exposures.To assemble the Magazine, first in.sert the Center Spool into

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for Canon 35 mm f ; 1.8, f : 2.8In FeetDepth-of-Field TableMinimum Circle of Confusion: 0.035mmDepth of Field Table.(fOri4n'I*rll-ln2n-|Bi s11442

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for Canon 50 mm f : 1.2, f : 1.5, f : 1.8, f : 2.8 In FeetMinimum Circle of Confusion; 0.035mmDepth-of-Field Table

Page 39 - Inner Shell and Outer Shell

ACCËSSORIESSPECIALVIEWFINDERS VCouples to the built-ii'> rangefinder of Canon Camera for automatic . parallax compensation. Available for 25 m

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DOCARE OF YOURDO read this instruction book carefully.DO consult your dealer if you have any problem about using your Camera or Lenses.DO kee

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CanonDON’T keep your camera in the glove compartment of your car where it will be subject to shaking.DON'T keep your camera in a da

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Range-Viewfinder Eyepiece Viewfinder Selector Hinged Back Lock for Hinged Back

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@ Magazine Opening Key ® Tripod Socket ® Film Sprocket @1 Built-in Take-up SpoolilliiitiliillflM'N-i!;;. I' iirii "'ilriimr'

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Canon®@@(3lRange-Viewfinder WindowLens Depth-of-Field ScaleLens Disiance ScaleCanon LensLens Aperture ScaleRangefinder WindowSlow Speed Shuller DialFi

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INTERCHANGEABLECANON LENSESYour Canon has all Canon Lenses in common with its sister model, Canon Vt de luxe. These interchangeable lenses wi

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5$ Film Rewinder Release Ixver (Models L2 and L3 only)@ Film Rewinder (a crank typerewinder in case of Model Li, a knob in case of Model L2 and

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