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dynax 60 manualWARNING Using batteries improperly can cause them to leak harmful solutions, overheat, or explode which may damage property or cause personal injury.Please take time to read this manual so that you can enjoy all the features of your new camera. Names of parts.8 Data panel.10 Viewfinder.11 Getting started.Attach the strap so the tip comes between the strap and the camera. Thread the tip of the strap through the inside of the buckle and pull to tighten (2). Leave some slack in the camera strap so the tip may be threaded through the buckSee page 74 for compatible lenses. Never touch the inside of the camera, especially the lens contacts and mirror. Remove the body and rear lens caps. The arrow on the rear lens cap must be aligned to the lens mounting index. Align the red mounting index on the lens and camera body (1). Carefully 1 insert the lens into the mount, then turn it clockwise until it clicks into the locked position. Do not insert the lens at an angle. If it doesRead the proper and safe use section on page 2 before using the batteries. When changing batteries, confirm the mode dial is in the off position. Slide the battery-chamber release in the direction shown, and open the door. Setting the camera down with the battery-chamber door open may damage the camera. Insert the batteries as indicated on the diagram next to the battery chamber-door. Confirm the positive and negatWhen the camera is on, the indicator appears on the data panel. If the data panel is blank, the batteries may be exhausted or installed incorrectly. Full-battery indicator - power is sufficient for all camera operations. Low-battery indicator - indicator blinks. All functions are operational, but the batteries need to be replaced soon. Flash recycling time may be slow. Low-battery warning - indicator blinks and no other inThe camera automatically sets the correct film speed (ISO) with DX-coded film. If non-DX-coded film is used, the camera will use the previous roll’s film speed.http://ruxthai.com/userfiles/corpsman-training-manual.xml
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See page 57 to set the film speed manually. Slide the back-cover release down to open the camera. Never touch the shutter curtain with your fingers or the film leader. The curtain’s precision design is extremely sensitive to pressure. 1 InsThe camera automatically advances the film to the first frame. Take care not to catch the strap when closing the cover. If the film is loaded correctly, the frame counter indicates the first frame. The film speed (ISO) is displayed on the data panel for 5 seconds. If the film is loaded incorrectly, 0 blinks in the frame counter. Reload the film. Camera Notes Do not use Polaroid Instant 35mm film; winding problems may occur. Infrared film cannot be used as the camera’s framThe date blinks on the data panel when the camera is turned on if the clock and calendar are not set or have reset because the batteries are exhausted. Turn the function dial to the date select position (SEL); the calendar is displayed on the data panel. The date format is year, month, day, and can be changed, see page 64. Turn the control dial (1) to select the date and 1 time registers; the sThe following procedure stores the current time and date when the batteries are changed. Turn the camera on and off with the mode dial. The camera stores the current date and time in a memory register each time the camera is turned off or on. Change the batteries as described on page 14. Turn the camera on. If normal data panel display appears, the clock and calendar did not reset. If thThoroughly familiarize yourself with the operations in this section before moving on. TURNING THE CAMERA ON To turn on the camera, simply turn the mode dial to the appropriate mode (1). The basic operation section assumes that the full-auto program mode is selected - P enclosed in a circle. The full-auto 1 program mode simplifies the picture taking process. For more on this and other modes, see page 32. HANDLING THE CAMERA Gr.http://janaturismointegrato.com/uploads/corpsman-rate-manual.xml Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find it, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't end up there. Please also check your spam folder. Post your question here in this forum. We're committed to dealing with such abuse according to the laws in your country of residence. When you submit a report, we'll investigate it and take the appropriate action. We'll get back to you only if we require additional details or have more information to share. Note that email addresses and full names are not considered private information. Please mention this; Therefore, avoid filling in personal details. Please enter your email address. Do not ignore the following warnings:Do not use batteries which show wear or damage. Do not expose batteries to fire, high temperatures, water, orDo not attempt to short or disassemble batteries. Do not store batteries near or in metallic products. Do not mix batteries of different types, brands, or ages. Do not use leaking batteries. If fluid from the batteries enters yourTape over lithium battery contacts to avoid short-circuiting duringDo not disassemble this product. Electric shock may cause injuryThe flash has a high voltageBe careful whenIt may damageIt may cause aThe continued use of a productDo not use inflammableReplace the lens capIt may damageThe flash unit discharges a large amount of energy which mayA damaged panel mayIf liquid from the panel comes inKonica Minolta is a trademark of Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc. Dynax and Maxxum are trademarks of Konica Minolta Photo. Imaging, Inc.Please take time to read thisNames of parts.8. Data panel.10. Viewfinder.11. Getting started.12. Attaching the strap.12. Attaching a lens.13. Removing a lens.13. Installing batteries.14. Battery condition indicator.15. Loading film.16. Diopter adjustment.17. Setting the date and time - Date model.18. Changing batteries - Date model.19. Basic operation.20. Turning on the camera.20. Handling the camera.20. Taking a picture.21. Focus signals.22.https://www.interactivelearnings.com/forum/selenium-using-c/topic/16175/bose-sa2-manual-pdf Special focusing situations.22. Focus lock.23. Flash modes.24. Flash signals.25. Flash range.25. Subject programs.26. Film rewind.28. Manual rewind.29. A short guide to photography.30. What is a stop? What is an Ev?.31. Advanced operation.32. Mode dial.32. About full-auto program.33. Program - P.34. Aperture priority - A.35. Shutter priority - S.36. About shutter speeds.37. What is an f-number?.37. Manual exposure - M.38Bulb exposures.40. Attaching the eyepiece cap.41. Optional viewfinder accessories.41. Exposure compensation.42. Depth of field preview.43. AE lock button.44. About slow sync..45. AF button.46. Manual focus - MF.48. Function dial.49. Audio signals.49. Drive modes.50. Continuous-advance notes.51. Self-timer notes.51. Remote control notes.52. Multiple exposures.53. Exposure bracketing.54. AF modes.56. Manual ISO.57. Metering modes.58. Red-eye reduction.59. Date imprinting - Date model.63. Custom functions.64. Custom 2 - Film rewind.66. Custom 3 - Film leader.66. Custom 4 - DX memory.67. Custom 5 - Shutter lock (film).67. Custom 6 - Focus-hold button.67. Custom 7 - Program shift.68. Custom 8 - AF button.69. Custom 9 - AEL button.70. Custom 10 - AF illuminator.70. Custom 11 - Flash metering.71. Custom 12 - Focus area illumination.72. Custom 13 - Shutter lock (lens).72. Custom 14 - Shutter lock (back).72. Custom 15 - Date format (Date model).73. Custom function reset.73Lens notes.74. Accessory flash notes.76. High Speed Sync. (HSS).77. Wireless Controller IR-1N.77. Troubleshooting.78. Care and storage.80. Operating conditions.80. Storage.80. Cleaning.81. Before important events.81. Questions and service.81. Technical specifications.82. 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) thisThis equipmentThese limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.http://www.compass-it.com/images/canon-mf3240-fax-manual.pdf This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used inHowever, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particularThis Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. This mark on your camera certifies that this camera meets theConformity).Please read the care andShutter-release button (p. 21). Control dial. Function button. Function dial (p. 49). Strap eyelet (p. 12). Flash-mode button (p. 24). Exposure-compensationLens release (p. 13). Lens mount. Depth-of-field preview button (p. 43). The battery-chamber door (p. 14) and tripod socket are located onAccessory shoe. Data panel. Manual-rewind buttonBack-cover release (p. 16). Film window. Focus-mode button (p. 48). AE lock button (p. 44). AF button (p. 46). Diopter-adjustment slider (p. 17). Slide the supplied eyepiece cupSpot meteringSpot focus areaLocal focusThe spot focus area and local focus areas are briefly illuminatedThread the tip of the strap through the insidePush the holder ring toward the strap eyelet to secure the strap toRemove the body and rear lens caps. The arrow on the rear lens cap mustAlign the red mounting index on theNever force the lens.Slide the battery-chamber release inInsert the batteries as indicated onPush the battery-chamber doorDate Model. The date display will blink when the camera is turned on until the clockTo set the camera’s clock and calendar, see pageTo save the date and time when changingIf the data panel is blank, theFull-battery indicator - power isLow-battery indicator - indicatorLow-battery warning - indicatorOccasionally, the battery-condition indicator can give a false lowbattery warning, even though power is sufficient for operation. TurnIf non-DX-coded film is used, theSee page 57 to setSlide the back-cover release down toNever touch the shutter curtain withExtend the leaderIf the film tipHold the film cartridge downIf the film is loaded correctly, theIf the film is loaded incorrectly, 0Camera Notes. Do not use Polaroid Instant 35mm film; winding problems may occur. Infrared film cannot be used as the camera’s frame counter sensor will fogIt can be adjusted. Carefully slide the eyepiece cup fromWhile looking through the viewfinder,Replace the eyepiece cup. Diopter-adjustment sliderThe date blinks on the data panel when the camera is turned on ifTurn the function dial to the date select positionTo change the selected register,Turn the function dialTurn the camera on and off with the mode dial. The camera stores the current date and time in aChange the batteries as described on page 14. Turn the camera on. If normal data panel displayIf the date blinks on the data panel when the camera is turned on,See the facing page on how to set theThe basic operationThe full-autoThe use of a tripod is recommended when using the camera in lowlight situations or when using telephoto lenses. If a tripod is notShutter speed. Focus signal. Flash indicatorIf the flash is required for the exposure,The shutter speed and aperture usedPress the shutter-release button all theFocus locked. Focus is confirmed (Continuous AF - p. 56). Indicator blinks - cannot focus. The shutter is locked. Focusing (Continuous AF). When the camera cannot focus, the subject may be too close or aAutofocus priority and shutter-release priority can be specified withUse focus lock or manual focus (p. 48).Focus lock can also be used when a special focusing situationThe focus is locked when focus signalIf the signalFocus signalReleasing the shutter button cancelsContinue to hold the shutter-releasePress the shutter-release button all theRemove the lens hood toThe shutterAutoflash - the built-in-flash pops up automatically whenOnly available with full-autoFill flash - the flash fires with each exposure regardless ofFlash cancel - the flash will not fire. Used when flashTo change the flash mode with full-autoTo use fill flash, press theFor accessory-flashSignal steady - flash charged and ready to fire. Signal blinking - flash output was sufficient for exposure. If the flash signal does not blink after taking the picture, the subjectThe subject must be within theApertureWith full-auto program, program, andPress and hold the flash-modeFive subjectNot all camera functions can be selected with subject programs. Portrait - optimized to create sharp images of the subjectMost portraits look best at aUse fill flash (p. 24) withLandscape - optimized to create sharp landscapeWhen taking a portrait within a landscape, use fill flash (p.The flash will haveThe use of a tripod isThe built-in flash will overexpose subjects closer than 1.0mSports Action - the camera uses the fastest possibleThe use of fast film is recommended. When the subject is not within the flash range, use flashNight Portrait - for photographs of people in low-lightThe use of fast film is recommended. Ask the subject not to move after the flash burst as theTo photograph a landscape or scene at night, set the flashThe faint light in the early eveningThe frame counter counts downWait until the film is completely rewound;Slide the back-cover release down to openTo load a new roll of film, see page 16. Although more pictures than specified on the film package may beCamera Notes. Custom functions control film rewind (p. 64). Custom 2 disables automaticGently press the manual-rewindSharp objects may damage theWait until the film is completely rewound;Slide the back-cover release down to openTo load a new roll of film, see page 16. Camera Notes. The film-chamber lock prevents the camera from being opened while a rollIt is a broad andBut the pleasure inThe lens aperture controls not onlyDepth of field also changes withThe use of a tripod is recommendedA change of one stop or one. Ev adjusts the exposure by a factor of two. Calculated exposureIt also acts as theSimply turn the dial to theSubject programs - to optimize the camera settings basedFull-auto program - camera systems are completelyOff - to turn the camera off. Program - aperture and shutter speeds are setAperture priority - shutter speed is set by the cameraManual exposure - the photographer sets both the shutterIf the position of the mode dial isFlash mode (p. 24). Focus area (p. 11). Autofocus mode (p. 56). Drive mode (p. 50). Metering mode (p. 58). Exposure compensation (p. 42). Exposure bracketing (p. 54). Multiple exposure (p. 53). Autoflash. Wide focus frame. Auto. Single-frame advanceOff. Off. If the required exposure is beyond theIn bright conditions, use a neutral density filter on the lens, load aCamera Notes. When the mode dial is turned to the full-auto program or subject-programIf the required exposure is beyond theIn bright conditions, use a neutral density filter on the lens, load aCustom function 7 allows the shutter speed and apertureCamera Notes. If the light levels are outside the metering range of theIn dark conditions, useThe aperture notThe aperture range depends on the lens. ThePressing the shutter-release buttonIf the required exposure is beyond theThe shutterIf the shutterspeed display blinks, adjust the apertureFlash range is dependent on theTo cancel theShutter speedsPressing the shutter-release buttonIf the required exposure is beyond theThe shutterFlash range is dependent on theTo cancel theThe following notation is used. The reciprocal is used for shutter speeds fromFor shutter speeds of a half a second or longer, aBut why does the numberThe answer is inThe f-number series was carefully chosen toNotice how the shutter speed changes toFor more on aperture and shutter control, see pageThe aperture range depends on theTo use fill flash, press the flash-modeFlash range is dependent on theTo cancel thePress the shutter-release button partway down to activate theThe arrow indicates the set exposureThe blinking arrow indicates the setKonica Minolta History. We believe innovation and creativity is the cornerstone of our success. The Electro-zoom X was an exercise in camera design and was unveiledThe Electro-zoom X is an aperture-priority. It took twenty 12 X 17mm images on a roll ofPress and hold the exposurecompensation button (2) and turn thePress and hold the shutter-releaseThe optional remote control RC-3 canIf the light levelCarefully slide the eyepiece cupSlide the eyepiece cap over theEyepiece Corrector 1000 series diopters can be used if theThese accessories are mounted on the viewfinder frame asFor information on Ev, see page 31. Exposure compensation cannot be used in the manual-exposureOnce set, the exposure-compensation. The viewfinder Ev scale displays theIn the program, aperture-priority, and shutter-priority modes, theWith full-auto program and subjectFor example, a very brightBefore taking the picture,Metered exposure. In the example above, the dark water caused the camera toThe aperture can beFocus the camera. WhileThe operation of the AE-lockFrame the exposure target in the viewfinderPress the AEL button (1) to lock the exposure; theAEL indicator is displayed in the viewfinder. Release the button to cancel the lock.The exposure remains locked after the picture is taken if the AELWhile the exposure is locked, the camera meter is still active. TheAEL indicatorWhen the Ev scale indicates 0, the locked exposure shown in theThe arrow indicates the metered exposureThe blinking arrow indicates the meteredWhen the AEL button is pressed and held, the ambient lightThe affect of slow sync.The use of a tripod is recommended with slowsync. exposures.Place the spot focus area on theSpot focus area. Press and hold the AF button (1) toWhile continuing to hold the AF button,While continuing to hold the AF button, press the shutter-releaseThe area is briefly illuminated in theWhen the AF button is initially pressed, the spot focus area is active. The control dial is used to cycle through the local-focus areas. ToCamera Notes. Custom function 8 changes the operation of the AF button. See page 69Simply pressWhen manual focusPlace the subject in the focus frame. While pressing the shutter-releaseFocus signal. When using non D series lenses, the camera switches to centerweighted metering. The metered exposure may be different inIn the program, aperture-priority, shutter-priority, manual-exposureWith full-auto programCustom functions (p. 64). Custom ISO (p. 57). Red-eye reduction (p. 59). Drive modes (p. 50). Metering modes (p. 58). AF modes (p. 56). Audio signals (p. 49). Date imprinting (p. 63) (Date model only). Date and time setup (p. 18) (Date model only)Turn the function dial to the audiosignal position (1). While pressingTurn the function dial to the drivemode position (1). While pressing the function buttonRelease the function button toSingle-frame advance - to take a single image each timeContinuous advance - to take a series of images whenSelf-timer - to delay the release of the shutter byUsed for self portraits (p. 51). Remote control - to release the shutter from up to 5mAF or manual focus, fresh batteries and no date imprinting. AF. Zoom xi and Power Zoom lenses cannot be zoomed when takingThe frame rate is affected by the shutter speed, flash, and AF mode. The built-in flash must recharge between exposures. When usingThe frame rate may be reducedAF as the camera focuses between exposures.To change the focus point,Press the shutter-release button all the way down toTo cancel the self-timer countdown, change theThe self-timer drive mode isRemote Control RC-3 (sold separately). For detailed operation,The remote-control drive modePoint the remote control toward theThe delay button (1) delays the release of the shutterThe subject should beTo refocus the camera, press the shutterrelease button partway. Changing the position of the mode dialWhen making bulb exposures (p. 40), the pressing the remotecontrol buttons once starts the exposure; pressing the button aThe remote control can also be used withTo save power, the drive mode is canceled if an operation is notAttach the eyepiece cap if a bright lightWhile pressing the functionME will blink on the data panel after thePress the shutterrelease button to take the second exposureMultiple-exposureTo make more than two exposures, press the function button andAn unlimited number of exposures can be made by repeating thisThe camera meter indicates the required exposure for a singleBracket yourNormal. Under. OverThe order of the bracketing series is normal exposure,The built-in or accessory flashCompose the picture asPress and hold the shutter-release button all the way down to makeChanging the drive mode (p. 50) to singleframe advance, self-timer, or remote controlTo cancel the current bracketing series, turn the camera off. ToCamera Notes. A button shortcut allows exposureTurn the function dial to the AFmode position (1). While pressing the function buttonRelease the function button toAutomatic AF - the camera automatically switchesContinuous AF - for moving subjects. The cameraSingle-shot AF - for static subjects.Direct Manual Focus - when focus is locked, the lens canThe viewfinder focus signal indicates AF status. Focus locked. Focus is confirmed (Continuous AF). The shutter is locked.Focus lock cannotWith Direct Manual Focus (DMF), pressTurn the function dial to the ISOWhile pressing the function buttonThe film speed can be set for DX-coded and non-DX-coded film. ATurn the function dial to theWhile pressing the function buttonRelease the function button.By combining information from theWhen using non-D series lensesCenter-weighted metering - light values of the entireSpot metering - the area inThe red-eye effect is caused by lightThe camera fires several preflashes before the main flash burst to contract the pupils of theWhile pressing the function buttonWhen this function is active, the red-eye reduction indicator isTo cancel red-eye reduction, repeat theRed-eye reduction can be used with autoflash and fill flash (p. 24).Single or multiple flash units can beOn-cameraRemoteThe camera’s built-in flash fires to control theSee your local cameraTurn on the camera and flash unit.ThisRemove the flash from the camera.Position the camera and flash aroundMake sure noThe flash units can be test fired by pressing the. AEL button on the camera; custom function 9When the 5600HS(D) and 3600HS(D) flash isFlash-to-subjectThe camera and flash mustThe following chart list the minimum distances required when usingAperture. Min. camera-to-subj. dist.When not using off-camera flash units, always turn off the wirelessSee page 18 to setWhile pressing the function buttonTime imprinting. Imprinting off. The date format is changed with custom function 15 (p. 64). Three. Imprinted data may be difficult to read if the lower-left corner of theDo not use the data back when. Since the date is recorded when the film is advanced to the nextCustom function. Setting. Press and hold the functionCamera Notes. When the function dial is in theSettingCustom function 1 has two settings:Shutter releases even if the focusWhen using the continuousadvance drive mode, the camera does not focus betweenThe operation of theSee page 56 for more information on. AF modes.Pressing the focus-hold button stopsPress the shutter-release buttonWhen the exposure is displayed, turnCustom function 7 has three settings:Fill flash can be used when program shirt is selected, however theProgram shift is canceled when theThe local focus areas can be selectedWhen the AF button is released, the wideSee page 46.The focus area can be selected betweenThe shutter-speed display on the data panel and in the viewfinderWide focus areaCustom function 9 has two settings:The lock will remain in effectWhen the scene isPressing the AF button also activates the AF illuminator. The rangeWhen an accessory flash is attached, the flash unit is used as the. AF illuminator in place of the camera’s built-in flash. The AF illuminator will not fire in continuous AF mode or with flashCustom function 10 has two settings:Flash metering changes accordingADI (Advanced Distance Integration) metering uses theWith the 5600HS (D), 3600HSWith ADI metering, the exposure system is less influenced byTTL uses a pre-flash to determine the reflectance of the sceneThe TTL flashTo use flash or color meters,Flash. Camera flashD series lensPre-flash TTL. Pre-flash TTL. Pre-flash TTLThe areas are alsoThe active AF area used forThe active AF area used forThe focus areas are only illuminatedCustom functionCustom 15 in the date model is not reset. With the camera off, turn the function dial toWhile pressing the function button (1), turnRelease theUsing accessories orThis camera is sold by itself or with the following lens. ConstructionAngle of view. Minimum focus distance. Maximum magnificationFilter diameterDimensionsWeight. Specifications are based on the latest information available at theWhen the lens is not in use, always attachSlide the lens hood onto the bayonetThe hood can be reverse mounted forLens shadowing occurs when the lens or lens hood blocks part ofLens shadowing appears as aRemove the lens hood before usingLens shadowing may occur with the following lenses at the shorterZoom. Zoom. The built-in flash can not be used with the following lenses. When using a filter with a filter factor greater than 0, or the focusrange limiter or macro release on certain lenses, the properMacro Twin Flash 2400. Macro Ring Flash 1200. Contact your Konica Minolta dealer for information on theseAll Minolta i, si, and HS series flash units, and the Vectis SF-1 flashThe Flash Shoe Adapter FS-1100When the FS-1100 is used, theXseries flash units and flash units sold by other manufacturersThe flash mode of an accessory flashPress and hold the flash-mode buttonRelease theOff-camera Shoe OS-1100. Off-camera Cable OC-1100. PC Terminal AdapterAttach a compatible flash unit to theController IR-1N. The information in this manual is relevant for products available atContact the nearest authorized Minolta ServiceProblem. Autofocus does notCause. A special focusingSolution. Use focus lock (p.Camera is set toSubject is tooCheck the lens’Focus cannot beUse focus lock (p.Camera is attachedSet custom 13 toFlash fires whenFlash was used as. AF illuminator toTo turn off the AFPicture is blurred. Flash did not fire inUse fill flash, aShutter cannot beSubject is beyondMake sure theWhen using theLens hood wasRemove the lensErr appears on theRemove the batteries. Reinsert them afterCAUTION: if the film was not rewound, opening the back cover withTo remove the film from the camera in case of a malfunction, useThe back cover can be opened. When the camera is open, gently pull the film off the take-upContact an authorized Konica Minolta service facility.The display will temporarily darken at high temperatures, but willWhen using theTo restore camera power,Batteries will regain some of theirFor long periods, place the cameraLens mount. Viewfinder. Shutter type. Shutter speeds. Flash sync. speed. Focus system. AF sensitivity range. AF illuminator. AF control. Exposure modes. Metering. Metering cell. Metering range. Film-speed setting:Minolta A-type bayonet mount. SLR roof mirror type, 90 field of view. Magnification: 0.7X. Electronically-controlled, vertical-traverse,TTL phase-detection system, multiAutofocus andEV -1 to18 (ISO 100). Built-in with range of 1.0 - 5.0m (3.3 - 16.4Single-shot, continuous, automatic AFmode selection, and DMF. P, PA, Ps, A, S, M, and 5 Subject ProgramSports, Night Portrait). TTL metering, direct TTL flash metering.Spot metering: EV 4 - 20. Automatic: ISO 25 - 5000 (DX-coded film)Flash: ISO 25 - 1000. Film loading. Rewind.