Canon ELPH 490Z User Guide - Page 30

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Questions &"Answers O1. Can previous 135 (35mm) film be used? Al. No, it cannot be used. Use film in IX240 film cartridges only. O2. Can slide film be used with this camera? A2. Yes, it can. O3. What is the ISO number? A3. 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. Q4. The picture was taken with the date recording function on, but the date doesn't appear on the index print sheet. Why is this? A4. Your camera records the date and time on the film surface magnetically, and the date and time are read electronically and printed during the printing process. This is why it doesn't appear on the index print sheet. O5. When converted to 35mm camera equivalent, what is this camera's 22.5 to 90 mm focal length range? A5. Approximately 28 to 112 mm (for H prints). O6. What will happen if I load a cartridge that has a visual exposure indicator other than O (unexposed)? A6. Any cartridge marked D (partially exposed), O (developed) or E3 (exposed) is changed to £3 inside the camera. O7. What does IX mean? A7. IX stands for the Advanced Photo System's 'Information Exchange' functions. At the time of exposure, the camera records information about the date, title, and exposure conditions, which can then be used by the Advanced Photo System in developing, printing, etc. Your camera magnetically records date, title. and exposure condition information on every frame. Your developing and printing !abs use this IX information to print the titles you select, as well as to provide better quality prints by adjusting compensation settings during printing. 6 '►.% a' Type: IX240 lens shutter-type, fully automatic camera with AF, zoom lens, and magnetic IX recording functions. Image size: 16.7 x 30.2 mm. Lens: Canon 22.5-90, F5.6-8.9. Focus control: Hybrid active/passive five-point AiAF (autofocus) system. Object range: 0.6 m to infinity (0.35 m to infinity in close-up mode). Shutter type: Combination aperture and program electromagnetic shutter. Viewfinder: Real-image zoom viewfinder. Viewfinder Magnification: Wide-angle: 0.29x, Telephoto: 1.16x Viewfinder information display: Inside viewfinder: Picture frame, AF frame, C-type mask (for C prints), P-type mask (for P prints), Best Shot mode indicators. Viewfinder eyepiece area: Green indicator (OK-to-shoot/closerange warning), orange indicator (hand movement warning). Film loading: Automatic (with automatic blank film advance). Film winding: Automatic, single shot (normal) or continuous (action mode). Film rewinding: Automatic at end of film, rewind before completion available. Frame counter: Sequential; counts up during winding and down during rewinding. Self-timer: Electronically controlled ten-second shutter delay timer, activated by shutter button. Self-timer lamp/red-eye reduction lamp on front panel blinks to indicate time, and frame counter shows seconds remaining. Remote control function (option): Infrared remote control system is activated by emitter button; includes two-second delayed shutter release. Metering range (ISO 100): AUTO/Flash ON modes: Wide-angle: 1/45 F5.6 to 1/650 F14.2 (approx. EV10.5 to EV17). Telephoto: 1/150 F8.9 to 1/430 F17.5 (approx. EV13.5 to EV17). Flash OFF/Slow-synchro modes: Wide-angle: 4 sec. F5.6 to 1/650 F14.2 (approx. EV3 to EV17). Telephoto: 4 sec. F8.9 to 1/430 F17.5 (approx. EV4.3 to EV17). Exposure compensation: (1) ±1.5 step (Flash OFF) manual-exposure compensation. Set with flash mode cycle. Automatic +1.5 exposure compensation applied as necessary except when © is used. ® CI-61

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Questions
&"
Answers
O1.
Can
previous
135
(35mm)
film
be
used?
Al.
No,
it
cannot
be
used.
Use
film
in
IX240
film
cartridges
only.
O2.
Can
slide
film
be
used
with
this
camera?
A2.
Yes,
it
can.
O3.
What
is
the
ISO
number?
A3.
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.
Q4.
The
picture
was
taken
with
the
date
recording
function
on,
but
the
date
doesn't
appear
on
the
index
print
sheet.
Why
is
this?
A4.
Your
camera
records
the
date
and
time
on
the
film
surface
magnetically,
and
the
date
and
time
are
read
electronically
and
printed
during
the
printing
process.
This
is
why
it
doesn't
appear
on
the
index
print
sheet.
O5.
When
converted
to
35mm
camera
equivalent,
what
is
this
camera's
22.5
to
90
mm
focal
length
range?
A5.
Approximately
28
to
112
mm
(for
H
prints).
O6.
What
will
happen
if
I
load
a
cartridge
that
has
a
visual
exposure
indicator
other
than
O
(unexposed)?
A6.
Any
cartridge
marked
D
(partially
exposed),
O
(developed)
or
E3
(exposed)
is
changed
to
£3
inside
the
camera.
O7.
What
does
IX
mean?
A7.
IX
stands
for
the
Advanced
Photo
System's
'Information
Exchange'
functions.
At
the
time
of
exposure,
the
camera
records
information
about
the
date,
title,
and
exposure
conditions,
which
can
then
be
used
by
the
Advanced
Photo
System
in
developing,
printing,
etc.
Your
camera
magnetically
records
date,
title.
and
exposure
condition
information
on
every
frame.
Your
developing
and
printing
!abs
use
this
IX
information
to
print
the
titles
you
select,
as
well
as
to
provide
better
quality
prints
by
adjusting
compensation
settings
during
printing.
'►.%
a'
Type:
IX240
lens
shutter
-type,
fully
automatic
camera
with
AF,
zoom
lens,
and
magnetic
IX
recording
functions.
Image
size:
16.7
x
30.2
mm.
Lens:
Canon
22.5-90,
F5.6-8.9.
Focus
control:
Hybrid
active/passive
five
-point
AiAF
(autofocus)
system.
Object
range:
0.6
m
to
infinity
(0.35
m
to
infinity
in
close-up
mode).
Shutter
type:
Combination
aperture
and
program
electromagnetic
shutter.
Viewfinder:
Real
-image
zoom
viewfinder.
Viewfinder
Magnification:
Wide-angle:
0.29x,
Telephoto:
1.16x
Viewfinder
information
display:
Inside
viewfinder:
Picture
frame,
AF
frame,
C
-type
mask
(for
C
prints),
P
-type
mask
(for
P
prints),
Best
Shot
mode
indicators.
Viewfinder
eyepiece
area:
Green
indicator
(OK-to-shoot/close-
range
warning),
orange
indicator
(hand
movement
warning).
Film
loading:
Automatic
(with
automatic
blank
film
advance).
Film
winding:
Automatic,
single
shot
(normal)
or
continuous
(action
mode).
Film
rewinding:
Automatic
at
end
of
film,
rewind
before
completion
available.
Frame
counter:
Sequential;
counts
up
during
winding
and
down
during
rewinding.
Self
-timer:
Electronically
controlled
ten
-second
shutter
delay
timer,
activated
by
shutter
button.
Self
-timer
lamp/red-eye
reduction
lamp
on
front
panel
blinks
to
indicate
time,
and
frame
counter
shows
seconds
remaining.
Remote
control
function
(option):
Infrared
remote
control
system
is
activated
by
emitter
button;
includes
two
-second
delayed
shutter
release.
Metering
range
(ISO
100):
AUTO/Flash
ON
modes:
Wide-angle:
1/45
F5.6
to
1/650
F14.2
(approx.
EV10.5
to
EV17).
Telephoto:
1/150
F8.9
to
1/430
F17.5
(approx.
EV13.5
to
EV17).
Flash
OFF/Slow-synchro
modes:
Wide-angle:
4
sec.
F5.6
to
1/650
F14.2
(approx.
EV3
to
EV17).
Telephoto:
4
sec.
F8.9
to
1/430
F17.5
(approx.
EV4.3
to
EV17).
Exposure
compensation:
(1)
±1.5
step
(Flash
OFF)
manual
-exposure
compensation.
Set
with
flash
mode
cycle.
Automatic
+1.5
exposure
compensation
applied
as
necessary
except
when
©
is
used.
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