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-L4 LM 00 1-n 4. Close the back cover and the film will automatically advance to the first frame. (Even if there is no film in the camera, the motor will work for one or two seconds as you close the back cover.) 5. When the exposure counter reaches "1," the film automatically stops advancing, with the LCD window displaying as above. • If nothing appears in the LCD window, it indicates that the film is not properly loaded and should be reloaded. • The film transport mark (NE flickers simultaneously when the film advances properly. HOW TO HOLD CAMERA Hold the camera firmly. Take a relaxed stance, with your feet spread. Brace your elbows against your body. Support yourself by propping yourself or the camera against a wall, tree, table, etc. When using flash with the camera held vertically, keep the flash on the upper side. Do not hold the zoom lens. Do not place your fingers or hair on the autofocus window, flash, sensor window, etc. Always press the shutter button gently, holding your breath. Camera movement is responsible for unsharp pictures. CD° 9

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HOW
TO
HOLD
CAMERA
0
0
1
-
n
-L4
LM
4.
Close
the
back
cover
and
the
film
will
auto-
matically
advance
to
the
first
frame.
(Even
if
there
is
no
film
in
the
camera,
the
motor
will
work
for
one
or
two
seconds
as
you
close
the
back
cover.)
5.
When
the
exposure
counter
reaches
"1,"
the
film
automatically
stops
advancing,
with
the
LCD
window
displaying
as
above.
If
nothing
appears
in
the
LCD
window,
it
indicates
that
the
film
is
not
properly
loaded
and
should
be
reloaded.
The
film
transport
mark
(NE
flickers
simul-
taneously
when
the
film
advances
properly.
Hold
the
camera
firmly.
Take
a
relaxed
stance,
with
your
feet
spread.
Brace
your
elbows
against
your
body.
Support
yourself
by
propping
yourself
or
the
camera
against
a
wall,
tree,
table,
etc.
When
using
flash
with
the
camera
held
vertically,
keep
the
flash
on
the
upper
side.
Do
not
hold
the
zoom
lens.
Do
not
place
your
fingers
or
hair
on
the
autofocus
window,
flash,
sensor
window,
etc.
Always
press
the
shutter
button
gently,
holding
your
breath.
Camera
movement
is
responsible
for
unsharp
pictures.
CD°
9