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LCD PANEL All indica ions will not actually appears simultaneously as shown. 0 0 Slow-Speed-Shutter (p.25) 0 Flash OFF (p.25) 0 Flash ON (p.24) 0 Red-eye Reduction Flash mode (p.22) SPOT A 0 Exposure Compensation (p.38) o Exposure Counter (p.13) o Shutter Release button o Spot AF mode (p.34) .ND ID Infinity-Landscape mode (p.33) 0 Film Rewinding mode (p.20) Easy. Pic. mode (p.35) Battery Exhaustion Warning (p.44) Zooming lever (p.10) Self-Timer mode (p.27) I Remote Control Shooting mode (p.28) Multi-Exposure Shooting mode (p.32) Bulb (p.26) LCD (Liquid-crystal display) • When the LCD is exposed to high tempera- tures over about 60'C, it may blacken, but when the temperature normarizes, it will return to normal. • The LCD may also slow down in response to lower temperatures, but this is a normal char- acteristic of an LCD. 55

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LCD
PANEL
All
indica
ions
will
not
actually
appears
simultaneously
as
shown.
0
Slow
-Speed
-Shutter
(p.25)
0
Flash
OFF
(p.25)
0
Flash
ON
(p.24)
0
Red
-eye
Reduction
Flash
mode
(p.22)
0
Exposure
Compensation
(p.38)
o
Exposure
Counter
(p.13)
o
Shutter
Release
button
o
Spot
AF
mode
(p.34)
ID
Infinity
-Landscape
mode
(p.33)
0
Film
Rewinding
mode
(p.20)
Easy.
Pic.
mode
(p.35)
Battery
Exhaustion
Warning
(p.44)
Zooming
lever
(p.10)
Self
-Timer
mode
(p.27)
I
Remote
Control
Shooting
mode
(p.28)
Multi
-Exposure
Shooting
mode
(p.32)
Bulb
(p.26)
0
SPOT
A
.ND
LCD
(Liquid
-crystal
display)
•
When
the
LCD
is
exposed
to
high
tempera-
tures
over
about
60'C,
it
may
blacken,
but
when
the
temperature
normarizes,
it
will
return
to
normal.
•
The
LCD
may
also
slow
down
in
response
to
lower
temperatures,
but
this
is
a
normal
char-
acteristic
of
an
LCD.
55