Owner's Manual
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10
N TECHNICAL EXPLANATION OF THE CAMERA
The Canon EF
is
a
35mm
single-lens-reflex
AE
(automatic
exposure) camera
which
is
designed
for
fast
handling
and precise exposure
control
. Being
mOdularly
constructed,
it
contains
many
advanced
electronic
circuits
to
make
picture-taking
easier
than
ever
before.
A Electro-Mechanical Shutter
The
vertically
moving
metal focal plane
shutter
in
the EF
has
speeds
from
1/1000
sec
.
down
to
a
full
30
seconds, plus a
"B"
(Bulb)
setting
for
manual
time
exposures.
The
shutter
is
electronically
con-
trolled
in its
slow
range
from
1-30
sec
. in six discrete
steps
(1
,
2,4,8,15
, and
30)
.
The
red
Light
Emitting
Diode
(LED),
just
to
the
left
of
the
pentaprism,
blinks
on
and
off
to
indicate
when
the
shutter
is
open. I n the
no~mal
range
in
which
most
photog-
raphy
will
be
performed,
the
shutter
is
mechani-
cally
controlled
from
1/2-1/1000
sec
., plus B, in
eleven steps
(1/2,1/4
,
1/8,1/15,1/30,1/60,1/125,
1/250,1/500,1/1000,
and B) .
Electronic
control
of
the
shutter
in
the
slow
range insures high accuracy
for
long
shutter
speeds, whereas mechanical
control
in
the
normal
range
permits
manual
operation
of
the