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CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to set flash compensation on the camera
How to set flash compensation on the camera
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to unload a roll of film
The film automatically rewinds after the last frame is shot. When rewinding is completed
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to select and set the self-timer mode.
When using the self-timer place the camera on a tripod or a steady surface. The picture is taken approximately 10 seconds after you press the shutter button
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to set and use the Custom Function Settings "C.Fn"
Seven types of custom functions are provided to let you customize the camera according to your personal shooting style. Set the command dial to CF
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How Shutter Priority (Tv) mode works.
This mode is best for taking picture of moving subjects by controlling the shutter speed. You set the shutter speed and the camera automatically set the aperture according to the lighting conditions. Faster shutter speeds freeze subject motion while slower shutter speeds can produce artistic blur effects.
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to operate in full auto mode.
When One-shot AF mode is set, the camera automatically seta faster shutter speed when camera shake is detected.
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to set long (bulb) exposures.
Mount the camera on a tripod to prevent camera movement during exposure.
CMS-XML EOS Elan : Checking the battery level status
When not using the camera set the command dial to "L" to prevent unnecessary battery depletion or accidental picture taking
CMS-XML EOS Elan : How to set and use Program (P) AE mode
Set this mode for simple, fully automatic operation similar to Full Auto Mode. Unlike Full Auto, however, Program AE gives you the freedom to select the AF mode, film winding, mode and metering mode as well as use the AE lock, auto exposure bracketing and multiple exposure functions. The camera automatically sets the shutter speed and aperture according to the subject brightness.