Operation Manual

Panorama photography

The “wide-screen” panorama format is equally well suited

for sweeping panoramas and group shots. Most

photofinishers are able to print full-frame panoramic

shots. However, be sure to inform the lab that your film

contains panoramic pictures (the printing of which is

usually more expensive than standard processing).

• To set the camera for panoramic photography, shift

the panorama switch to PANORAMA. The frame lines

in the viewfinder automatically change to the

panorama format.

Close-up and macro photography

The camera will automatically focus down to

• 0.45 m at 28mm focal length (W) and

• 0.57 m at 90mm focal length (T).

At distances shorter than 1 m, the green LED will blink

slowly as you press the shutter release halfway. The

symbol

appears in the LCD.

At distances shorter than 0.48 m (at 28mm) and 0.62 m

(at 90mm), the macro symbol appears in the LCD,

and the camera automatically switches to macro.

When the minimum focusing distance

(0.45 m/W - 0.57 m/T) is reached, the green LED starts

blinking rapidly, and the shutter remains locked.

Note

• Observe the parallax marks in the viewfinder when

framing your subject.