Canon IXUS Z79 Manuel utilisateur

IXUS

Z7(

CELRH370Z

English

Deutsch

Frangais

Italiano

Handling

Precautions

camera

not

resistant

water,

and

should

not

used

outdoors

raining

snowing.

accidentally

dropped

water,

contact

authorized

Canon

service

facility,

Keep

the

camera

out

salt

spray

and

excessive

humidity.

used

the

beach,

clean

thoroughly

afterward

with

dry

cloth.

Store

the

camera

cool,

dry,

dust-free

place.

sure

keep

the

camera

out

direct

sunlight,

and

away

from

“hot

spots”

such

the

trunk

rear

window

shelf

car

Avoid

places

where

mothballs

are

used,

and

use

desiccant

excessive

humidity.

not

attempt

disassemble

the

camera

yourself,

since

there

high-voltage

circuitry

inside.

The

battery

may

explode

cause

burns

disassembled,

recharged,

shorted,

exposed

high

temperatures,

disposed

fire.

Use

blower

brush

remove

dust

and

sand

from

the

lens

and

inside

the

camera.

not

apply

any

fluids

the

lens

body.

Take

the

camera

authorized

Canon

service

facility

for

thorough

cleaning

necessary.

Film

passing

through

X-ray

examinations

airport

may

exposed

and

ruined

even

when

loaded

the

camera.

Request

different

method

inspection

avoid

damage.

Color

reproduction

may

adversely

affected

the

film

left

the

camera

for

long

time.

Always

develop

exposed

film

promptly.

you

use

the

flash

continuously

(30

times

more)

while

film

the

camera,

the

camera

may

stop

prevent

the

flash

unit

from

overheating.

this

happens,

turn

the

camera

off

and

wait

few

minutes

before

turning

back

again.

112

This

device

complies

with

Part

the

FCC

Rules,

Operation

subject

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation,

not

make

any

changes

modifications

the

equipment

unless

otherwise

specified

the

instructions.

such

changes

modifications

should

made,

you

could

required

stop

operation

the

equipment,

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

class

digital

device,

pursuant

part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not

installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

radio

communications.

However,

there

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

particular

installation.

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

radio

television

reception,

which

can

determined

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

encouraged

try

correct

the

interference

one

the

following

measures:

•

Reorient

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

•

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

•

Consult

the

dealer

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Class

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

from

digital

apparatus

set

out

the

interference-causing

equipment

standard

entitled

"Digital

Apparatus",

ICES-003

the

Industry

Canada

Cet

appareil

numerique

respecte

les

limites

bruits

radioelectriques

applicables

aux

appareils

numeriques

Classe

prescrites

dans

norme

sur

materiel

brouilleur:

“Appareils

Numeriques”,

NMB-003

edictee

par

I’lndustrie

Canada

C€

The

C€

Mark

Directive

conformity

mark

the

European

Community

(EC)

113

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

Canon

product.

Before

taking

pictures,

please

read

these

instructions

carefully

for

thorough

understanding

how

the

camera

operates.

Table

Contents

These

instructions

are

divided

into

four

sections:

Introduction,

Basic

Operations,

Advanced

Operations,

and

Additional

Information.

When

first

using

the

camera,

sure

read

the

instructions

from

the

Introduction.

Convention

]

The

following

convenijon

used

these

instructions:

Warnings

you

should

observe

when

using

the

camera.

[j]

Additional

information

using

the

camera.

Introduction

Handling

Precautions.2

Table

Contents.4

ADVANCED

PHOTO

SYSTEM

Features.6

Advanced

Photo

System

Quick

Reference

....8

Quick

Reference.10

Nomenclature.

Attaching

the

Strap.14

Basic

Operations

□

the

Battery.15

[2]

the

Film

Cartridge

..16

Checking

the

Film

Speed

and

the

Maximum

Number

Frames.18

Turning

the

Power

.19

Checking

the

Battery

Power

Holding

the

Camera.21

Viewfinder

.22

Parallax

Compensation

for

Close-ups

Selecting

the

Type

(C/H/P).24

[HZoom

Operation.25

[B]

Shutter

Button

Action.26

Green/Orange

Indicators

.27

Removing

the

Film

Cartridge.28

Film

Cartridge

Processing.29

Handling

Film

Cartridges

After

Exposure

.29

Advanced

Operations

Changing

the

Flash

Mode

..30

Auto

Flash

Mode

without

Red-eye

Reduction....31

Auto

Flash

Mode

with

Red-eye

Reduction

<1>

..32

Red-eye

Reduction

Function.33

Flash

Mode

.34

Flash

OFF

Mode

■■

■

Slow-synchro

Mode

with

Red-eye

Reduction

■

..36

Focus

Lock.37

Real

Time

Release

Mode.38

AiAF

(Smart

AF)

Function.40

Shooting

Through

Window.40

Self-timer

Shooting

0.41

Shooting

with

the

Optional

Remote

Control

»—

....42

Replacing

the

Remote

Conirol

Battery

.43

Date

and

Time

Imprinting...44

Changing

the

Dale

Format

Setting

and

Adjusting

the

Date/Time

.....46

Imprinting

Titles...

***

Selecting

the

Title

Language

Selecting

the

Tills-.

...49

Mid-roll

Film

Change

—..

Reloading

Partially

Exposed

Film

Cartridge....51

Setting

the

Quantity

@.52

Additional

Information

Troubleshooting.

Questions

and

Answers.55

Specifications.

[15

ADVANCED

PHOTO

SYSTEM

This

camera

supports

the

new

Advanced

Photo

System.

This

system,

well

Canon’s

advanced

technology

has

made

possible

produce

camera

that

smaller

than

any

camera

with

zoom

lens.

Here

are

some

the

special

features

this

system.

Visual

exposure

indicators

New

Film

The

1X240

new

film

comes

compact

film

cartridge

with

leader.

This

new

drop-in

film

can

easily

loaded

anyone,

and

replaces

all

hard-to-load

films.

addition,

the

visual

exposure

indicator

the

top

the

cartridge

shows

whether

the

film

cartridge

unexposed,

partial,

exposed,

processed.

Urtexpoaed

Partial

£3

Expoead

Processed

Mid-roll

Film

Change

partially

exposed

film

cartridge

reloaded

the

camera,

the

camera

automatically

advances

the

film

the

unexposed

frame.

You

can

then

continue

taking

pictures

until

the

film

cartridge

fully

exposed.

This

allows

you

use

separate

film

cartridges

for

different

types

subjects,

moods.

*lf

partially

exposed

film

cartridge

loaded

into

camera

that

does

not

support

mid-roll

film

change,

the

camera

will

set

the

visual

exposure

indicator

“Exposed”

and

will

not

load

the

film.

sure

check

the

features

each

camera.

Features

New

Type

Prints

The

Advanced

Photo

System

allows

the

camera

shoot

three

types

prints:

addition

classic

types

print),

you

can

now

shoot

wide-angle

print)

and

panorama

print)

prints.

The

Advanced

Photo

System

can

also

imprint

date/time

information

the

back

the

print,

the

front

and

back

the

print.

The

system

can

also

imprint

title

text

the

back

the

print.

^Character

size,

shape,

color,

position,

and

ability

both

sides

may

vary

according

the

individual

photo

shop.

New

Processing

Methods

135

{35mm)

film

has

always

been

returned

from

the

processing

lab

negative

strips.

This

has

made

ordering

reprints

inconvenient

since

each

picture

must

found

the

negative

strips.

With

the

Advanced

Photo

System

however,

the

negative

film

returned

from

the

certified

shop

reloaded

its

cartridge,

accompanied

index

print.

Unlike

hard-to-see

negative

strips

cameras,

this

index

(where

all

shots

can

viewed)

makes

reviewing

prints

much

easier.

Users

can

now

order

reprints

simply

matching

the

back

the

index

with

the

film

cartridge,

and

then

specifying

the

number

reprinted

the

photo

Advanced

Photo

System

Quick

Reference

type

selection

lever

Film

Exposure

data

recorded

here

Data

recorded

film

(example)

•

Date

and

title

•

type

•

quantity

•Flash

ON/OFF

•Subject

brightness

Etc.

Filmstrip

For

further

details,

refer

the

page

indicated.

Simple

film

cartridge

(->

16)

■

Unlike

135

{35mm)

film,

there

need

open

the

back

cover

and

pull

the

film

leader

across.

Choose

the

type

with

the

type

selection

lever.

(->

24)

You

can

choose

from

three

types.

•

print:

Classic

•

print:

Wide-angle

•

print:

Panorama

variety

data

(IX

information)

recorded

magnetically

the

film

surface.

■

All

the

information

described

left

can

recorded

the

film,

•The

exposure

information

used

the

printing

process

produce

better

quality

prints.

Exposed

film

cartridges

can

processed

for

printing

Advanced

Photo

System

certified

shops.

29)

After

developing,

the

shop

will

return

your

pictures,

along

with

index

print,

and

the

film

cartridge

with

the

film

inside.

•

When

ordering

reprints

from

certified

shop,

just

match

the

back

the

index

sheet

with

the

film

cartridge,

and

specify

which

prints

you

want.

Quick

Reference

Open

the

film

cartridge

compartment

cover.

)

•

open,

lift

the

crank

and

rotate

left

Insert

the

film

cartridge

and

the

film

compartment

cover.

)

•

Check

that

the

visual

exposure

indicator

(unexposed),

(partial),

Slide

the

main

switch

the

position

turn

the

camera

on.

(->

19)

^The

lens

and

flash

are

set

for

shooting.

B-io

Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants

Table des matières

Autres manuels Canon Appareil photo numérique

Canon

Canon PowerShot A490 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot SX160 IS Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon CR-N700 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon EOS Rebel SL2 EOS 200D Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot A10 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon IXUS-65 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon AE-1 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot SD100 Mode d’emploi

Canon

Canon EOS 6D Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon EOS 1N Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot A60 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot A1000 IS Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon Powershot S2 IS Mode d’emploi

Canon

Canon VC-C4 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot SXE60 HS Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon Sure shot 85 zoom Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon Canonet G III QL17 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon Powershot SD940 IS Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon EOS 5D Mark II Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon PowerShot S30 Manuel utilisateur

Canon

Canon EOS REBEL T7 Guide d'installation

Manuels Appareil photo numérique populaires d'autres marques

Mercury

Mercury 350K Manuel utilisateur

Pentax

Pentax Optio LS 465 Manuel utilisateur

Sanyo

Sanyo VPC-S1085 Manuel utilisateur

GE SMART A1255 Manuel utilisateur

Point Grey

Point Grey Gazelle Manuel utilisateur

Nikon

Nikon COOLPIX A Manuel utilisateur

Pentax

Pentax P-5 Manuel utilisateur

BlazeVideo

BlazeVideo A280 Manuel utilisateur

Sony

Sony MCA-20 Manuel utilisateur

Sony

Sony Alpha DSLR-A290 Manuel utilisateur

ATIK Cameras

ATIK Cameras One Manuel utilisateur

CohuHD Costar

CohuHD Costar 3930 Series Manuel utilisateur

Leica

Leica M10-R Manuel utilisateur

FujiFilm

FujiFilm FinePix A700 Manuel utilisateur

Lorex

Lorex LNZ81P25 Series Manuel utilisateur

GE J1470S Manuel utilisateur

Sony

Sony A6700 Guide de l'utilisateur

Nikon

Nikon Coolpix 100 Manuel utilisateur