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1) Exposure compensation button 2) Film speed button 3) Mode button Exposure compensation, film speed and mode selection are activated by depressing the "up" (front) or "down" (rear) selecting button while depressing one of the three mode buttons. The depressing action of the button concerned will cause the LCD to flicker. 4) LED button The LED display circuit is activated by slightly depressing the shutter button. When the LED is not lit by this operation, depress the LED button to light the LED. To turn it off depress the LED button once again. 5) LCD illumination button Should the LCD indication appear somewhat dim in a dark area, the LCD window can be further illuminated by depressing the LCD illumination button to cause the indicator to become clearly visible. The light will go out by repeating the button depressing action; should the illumination be kept lit, it will still turn off automatically in approximately 12 seconds due to the built-in timer. Displays in LCD Window 6) LCD mode indication Auto, P, 1000 to 15", F1.7 to 45, M, 60, B, LS, , 6 to 6400 [ISO] 7) Exposure compensation LCD +3 0 - -3 (3 steps each for + and -) 8) LCD exposure count 120 film= 1 to 16 220 film=1 to 31 70mm film = 1 to about 90 Film Advance Indication and Selecting Buttons 9) LED film advance indicator This LED indicator is lit during the film winding operation. 10) Selecting buttons These two "up" (front) and "down" (rear) buttons are operated to select the desired photographing mode, shutter speed and aperture value; to adjust the film speed; and to set exposure compensation. Even when film is loaded in the camera, it is not possible to operate mode button or selecting buttons unless the film counter is set to the frame number ready for shooting, viz., the first frame or subsequent. 23

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1)
Exposure
compensation
button
2)
Film
speed
button
3)
Mode
button
Exposure
compensation,
film
speed
and
mode
selection
are
activated
by
depressing
the
"up"
(front)
or
"down"
(rear)
selecting
button
while
depressing
one
of
the
three
mode
buttons.
The
depressing
action
of
the
button
concerned
will
cause
the
LCD
to
flicker.
4)
LED
button
The
LED
display
circuit
is
activated
by
slightly
depressing
the
shutter
button.
When
the
LED
is
not
lit
by
this
operation,
depress
the
LED
button
to
light
the
LED.
To
turn
it
off
depress
the
LED
button
once
again.
5)
LCD
illumination
button
Should
the
LCD
indication
appear
somewhat
dim
in
a
dark
area,
the
LCD
window
can
be
further
illuminated
by
depressing
the
LCD
illumination
button
to
cause
the
indicator
to
become
clearly
visible.
The
light
will
go
out
by
repeating
the
button
depressing
action;
should
the
illumination
be
kept
lit,
it
will
still
turn
off
automatically
in
approximately
12
seconds
due
to
the
built-in
timer.
Displays
in
LCD
Window
6)
LCD
mode
indication
Auto,
P,
1000
to
15",
F1.7
to
45,
M,
60,
B,
LS,
,
6
to
6400
[ISO]
7)
Exposure
compensation
LCD
+3
0
-
-3
(3
steps
each
for
+
and
-)
8)
LCD
exposure
count
120
film=
1
to
16
220
film=1
to
31
70mm
film
=
1
to
about
90
Film
Advance
Indication
and
Selecting
Buttons
9)
LED
film
advance
indicator
This
LED
indicator
is
lit
during
the
film
winding
operation.
10)
Selecting
buttons
These
two
"up"
(front)
and
"down"
(rear)
buttons
are
operated
to
select
the
desired
photographing
mode,
shutter
speed
and
aperture
value;
to
adjust
the
film
speed;
and
to
set
exposure
compensation.
Even
when
film
is
loaded
in
the
camera,
it
is
not
possible
to
operate
mode
button
or
selecting
buttons
unless
the
film
counter
is
set
to
the
frame
number
ready
for
shooting,
viz.,
the
first
frame
or
subsequent.
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