Canon eos rebel g User Manual

CanonEnglish EditionINSTRUCTIONS

I. Before You StartTo have your camera ready for picture-taking, follow the procedures below. . \ _______:VAttaching the neck strapPass the

I. Before You StartChecking the Battery Level-I Turn the Command Dial to a * Programmed Image Control mode or Creative Zone mode.p The battery level

Mounting and Detaching a LensMounting a LensH Remove the rear lens cap and the * camera body cap by turning the cap as shown by the arrow.p Align the

Shutter Button and Autofocusing OperationsThe EOS camera’s shutter button can be depressed halfway or all the way. It operates as described below (wit

Loading and Unloading FilmLoading FilmWhen a roll of film is loaded, the camera first winds the whole roll onto the camera’s spool. Then each time

p__ I. Before You StartA Hold down the film cartridge and ^ pull the edge of the film leader to the orange mark on the camera.• If the edge of t

II. Basic OperationEasy picture-taking with the Command Dial’s Fuil Auto^and Programmed ^ H* Jmage Control modes is described here. With these fully-a

II. Basic Operation- " ...wKi _ ->3t' .it • :tfty.3 Press the shutter button halfway.The subject will be focused and theshutter s

II. Basic Operation— ... «— * — '.tffl&T'-Automatic Flash OperationIn the Full Auto mode □ or in the ^ , and 0 Programmed Ima

II. Basic Operation• The red-eye reduction lamp lights after the shutter button is pressed halfway and focus has been achieved,• The red-eye reducti

Thank you for purchasing a Canon product.The EOS is a very compact autofocus, singlelens reflex camera. It has many basic and advanced picture-taking

^ Portrait Mode* Holding down the shutter button enables continuous shooting.* For dark or backlit (fill-in flash) subjects, the built-in flash pops

Landscape ModeJfflwnniiiwr The built-in flash does not operate in this mode.This is for sweeping scenery, sunsets,etc.Set the Command Dial to* The pi

Set this mode when using the lens' built-in macro feature for taking close- up shots of flowers, insects, etc, For dark or backlit (f

^ Sports Mode• • - K I«U twJAP • • • • ^W3f5&6£cJ» -«-«—® l^®J'This mode is ideal for sports photography and capturing fast- movi

Pi Night Scene ModeFlash is used to illuminate the subject and a slow shutter speed is used to expose the background, resulting in a

... ' -5^.. 1 ' £III. Self-Timer and Quartz Date (QD model only) : ^ ..w ^ The camera has a self-timer/ and QD models

Imprinting the Date or Time (QD model only)QD models have a quartz date feature which maintains an automatic calendar to the year 2019.

II!. Self-Timer and Quartz Date (QD model only)Setting the Date and TimeTo set or change the date and time, follow the procedure below:MODEOE>o oSE

I IV. Advanced OperationsThe Creative Zone modes make picture-taking more flexible with shutter £?: speed-priority and aperture-priority modes, user-s

(V. Advanced OperationsO Look at the focusing point indicator ^ on the LCD panel or in the viewfinder and turn the Main Dial until the desired focusin

Quick Start Guide...4 Viewfinder Information...8Nomenclature...

IV. Advanced OperationsFocusing an Off-Center SubjectIf you want to focus an off-center subject not covered by any of thefocusing points, following th

P Program AE_Like the Full Auto mode (CD), this is a general-purpose picture-taking mode. The camera automatically sets the shutter spee

IV* Advanced OperationsIn a Creative Zone mode, the LCD panel and viewfinder wilt show the exposure level scale and exposure level indicator in additi

Tv Shutter-Speed Priority AETaken at a fast shutter speedIn this mode, you set the shutter speed and the camera sets the aperture automatically to sui

IV. Advanced Operations* The shutter speed and aperture will be displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel.Q Press the shutter button halfway to

Av Aperture-Priority AETaken with a large apertureIn this mode, you set the aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed automatically

IV. Advanced Operations• The shutter speed and aperture will be displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel.Q Press the shutter button ha

M Manual Exposure^In this mode, you set the shutter speed and the aperture for total exposure control. The exposure level of the sh

This mode is for obtaining a wide depth of field automatically between a near subject and far subject. It is effective for large-

r-----i Using the Built-in FlashIn Creative Zone modes, flash photography is possible at any time regardless of the ambient light level

Quick Start Guide^ Install the batteries.As shown in the figure, open the battery compartment cover and insert two DL123A (or CR123A) lith

IV. Advanced Operations To retract the flash head after use, push it down,Press the flash button to pop upthe flash,O Press the shutter button halfwa

Effective Flash Range cwsth ef 28-80mm 1/35-5.6 lens)IV. Advanced Operations—------ ----------------- ----------28 mm80 mmISONegative FilmReversal

Partial Metering and AE Lock>;:V•V'V• •’- ...-.v.v - -^ =vr.v-. v>V-0 • • '•*:-~: . LV‘-' ‘'--VV'.:In high-contras

Exposure CompensationChanging the exposure level set by the camera is called exposure compensation. Exposure compensation can be used

Autoexposure Bracketing (AEB)With autoexposure bracketing, the camera automatically changes the exposure level within the set range for

IV. Advanced Operations-4$“2,1.0.1.2+ * Bracketing amount of 1 1 1 1 stop“2.1.G.1*2* * Bracketing amount of 1 • * -1 stop"2.1.GM.2+ l lBracket

Bulb Exposuret i irrrr-—i — rfm"——f -jTt **When bulb is set, you can expose the film for as long as you press the shutter

Multiple ExposuresBy not advancing the film, a single frame can be exposed multiple times to obtain a special effect.O Press the function

IV. Advanced OperationsA Compose the shot and press the ^ shutter button completely to expose the same frame each time. While multiple exposures

Setting the ISO Film SpeedIf the film is not DX-coded or if you want to set a different ISO film speed, you can set the ISO film speed manually

Quick Start Guide0 Load the film.Align the edge of the film leader with the orange mark on the camera and dose the camera back until i

Silencing the In-Focus Beeper7 ^.V . .J&: « - -- **The in-focus beeper can be silenced for all picture-taking modes.3Press the function bu

Midroli Film RewindTo rewind and unload the film before reaching the last frame, follow the steps below.Press and hold down the film

V. E-TTL Autoflash with an EX-Series Speed!iteWith an EX-series Speedlite like the 380EX or 220EX, flash photography is easy with the E-TTL (Evaluativ

V. E-TTL Autoflash with an EX-Series SpeedliteNormal Flash OperationH Set the Command Dial to any * picture-taking mode except A-DEP.* If A-DEP

V. E-TTL Autoflash with an EX-Series Speedlite- -up*: :ate—** “ ----1 — 'High-Speed Sync (FP Flash)With the Speedlite’s high-speed syn

V. E-TTL Autoflash with an EX-Series SpeedliteO Aim the focusing point where you ^ want to achieve focus and press the shutter button halfway to focus

VI. Reference mThis Reference section is provided to enable you to better understand your camera and take full advantage of its capabilities

VI. Referencenr:. - • : ;,lISO film speedThe ISO film speed indicates the film’s sensitivity to light. The higher the film speed, the

Troubleshooting Guide— ___ 11»' iwwf 1 ' m >i iIf there is a problem, first refer to this Troubleshooting Guide. If

Exposure Warningsl Command Dial ModeT— V- ---------------------------Blinking Display (Warning)DescriptionCountermeasuresD-^SO^iS—^ i ^ i v-30" s

Nomenclature2W8®SSWHS(W«!S9SS»K(»S®»^K^9»*>ia6S^i3»»Si!j»$!?te«^Self-timer button (page 25}Film rewind button (page 51)Function button (page 44)Foc

Feature Availability TableAutofocusFocusing Point SelectionFilm AdvanceMetering ModeFlash_____Command Dial ModeOne- Shot AFAl Servo AFAutoManualSingle

Major Accessories (Sold separately)Grip GR-80TP comes with a hand strap and serves as a camera grip for holding ease, It can also unfolds as a mini-tr

Handling Precautions...• ~ ~ r ~ mi' " ~ w.^1, _ . j jm -i.&mfwmwm. —f-k_ - , «-Camera Care1. This camera is not w

VI. ReferenceLithium BatteriesThe camera operates on two DL123A (or CR123A) lithium batteries. Check the battery level in the following cases

Major SpecificationsType35 mm autofocus/autoexposure single-lens reflex camera with focal- plane shutter, built-in motor drive, built-in flash, and qu

VI. ReferenceAF controlTTL-CT-SIR (Through-the-Lens Cross-Type Secondary Image Registration) with multiple BASIS (Base-Stored Image Sensor).© One-Shot

VI. ReferenceLens .; £*5 EF28 - 80mm F3.5- 5.6 IV USMv EF35 * 80mm ... F4 • 5.6 INEF75 - 300mm F4 - 5.611* ' -V • .;•> Angle of viewDiagonal

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

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Nomenclature -'Ww. ^ . .‘fEyepiece (page 8)EyecupFilm windowQuartz date display panel (page 26)Display mode button (page 27)Digit selection butto

NomenclatureLCD PanelThe LCD panel is shown with ail the information displayed.Shutter speed / ISO film speed —-— Self-timer symbolISO symbolBattery s

Command DialThe Command Dial cannot be rotated to where there is no symbol on the dial.Function Set ZoneFull AutO (page 16)The camera takes care o