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Canon Interchangeable Lens Instructions
These instructions describe important safety notes for Canon
interchangeable lenses* and basic instructions on how to
handle those lenses. For more detailed information, refer to
the instructions for each lens. Instructions for your lens can
be downloaded from the Canon website below:
*EF (EF-S) lenses, EF-M lenses, RF lenses
http://www.canon.com/icpd/
Refer also to the instructions for the camera.
Be sure the latest version firmware is installed in the camera.
& Warning Details pertaining to risks that may result in death
or serious injury.
• Do not look directly at the sun or other strong light
sources through a lens or a single-lens reflex camera
with a lens attached. This may result in loss of sight.
• Do not leave a lens in the sun without the lens cap
attached. The lens may concentrate entering sunlight and
cause a malfunction or fire.
• Do not point a lens at the sun. Even when the sun does
not appear on the screen, the lens may concentrate entering
sunlight and cause a malfunction or fire.
• Where the lens is equipped with a fixed tripod mount and
the lens is mounted on a camera, make sure to properly
support the lens. If you hold only the camera, the lens may
fall off the camera and cause a malfunction or injury.
• Where the lens is equipped with a detachable tripod
mount, ensure that the tripod mount is securely attached
to the lens body. If the tripod mount is not secure, the lens
may fall off the tripod mount and cause a malfunction or
injury.
& Caution Details pertaining to risks that may result in injury.
• Do not leave the product in places exposed to extremely
high or low temperatures. The product may cause burns or
injury when touched.
• Do not insert your hand or fingers into the product. This
may result in injury.
• When using lenses equipped with Macro Lites, do not
hold the Macro Lites close to the eyes or stare at them
when they are illuminated. Doing so may result in eye
damage.
• Only mount the product on a tripod that is sufficiently
sturdy.
Attaching and Detaching a Lens
Attaching the Lens
Align the lens mount indexes on the lens and the camera body and
then turn the lens clockwise.
Detaching the Lens
Hold down the lens release button on the camera and turn the lens
counterclockwise.
Refer to the camera's instructions for details on attaching and
detaching a lens.
Shooting Using Autofocus (AF)
• To shoot images using autofocus, set AF as the focus
mode.
• To shoot images using manual focus , set MF as the focus
mode and focus by turning the focusing ring.
The procedures for setting the focus mode are explained below.
DEF (EF-S) lenses and RF lenses:
Use the focus mode switch on the lens (AF/MF).
DEF-M lenses: Select the setting on the camera ([AF/MF]).
Using the Image Stabilizer
• To use image stabilization, set the Image Stabilizer to ON.
The Image Stabilizer settings are explained below.
DEF (EF-S) lenses and RF lenses:
Use the Image Stabilizer switch on the lens (ON/OFF).
D EF-M lenses: Select the setting on the camera ([ON/OFF]).
Attaching a Lens Hood
Align the hood with the edge of the lens and turn the hood
clockwise to attach it.
Using the Control Ring
This only applies to RF lenses equipped with a control ring.
Refer to the camera's instructions for information on using the
control ring.
Nomenclature
CD Lens mount index
® Focus mode switch
@ Focusing ring
@Z oom ring
@ Image stabilizer switch
@ Image stabilizer mode selector switch
MODE 1: Corrects vibrations in all directions.
MODE 2: When you take a panning shot either horizontally or
vertically, corrects vibrations at right angles to the
direction of panning.
MODE 3: Corrects vibration only during exposure.
(J) Focusing distance range selector switch
Selects the focusing distance range.
@ Tripod mount (fixed-mount type)
Used to attach a tripod or monopod.
@T ripod mount (detachable tripod type)
Used to attach a tripod or monopod.
@) Lens-retraction switch
Push the switch in the "A " direction while turning the ring to set
the lens to the ready position.
@ Lock release switch
Push the switch in the • A " direction while turning the ring to set
the lens to the ready position.
@ Macro Lite ON button
Used to change the Macro Lites illuminated patterns.
@Macro Lites
Illuminate the subject
@Lens cap
@ Dust cap
@ Hood (bayonet type)
@ Hood (screw type)
@ Control ring
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