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WINN When the Autofocus Mode or the In-Focus Indication Is Unsuitable for Focusing When the autofocus function or the viewfinder's infocus indicator 0 I cannot be used for focus confirmation for the following reasons, focus on the subject in the manual focus mode with the aid of the matte field in the viewfinder as in the case with a nonAF SLR camera. a) The in-focus indicator blinks because the subject is difficult to autofocus. b) The maximum aperture of the lens in use is smaller than f/5.6. c► A Bellows 100mm f/4, Shift 28mm f/3.5 (shifted), or Reflex lens is in use. d) An old type screw -mount lens is fitted with an optional "Mount Adapter K". SNOLLVII3d0 033NVA0V How to Manual-Focus 1. Set d.: focus mode switch to [ MF . 2. While looking through the viewfinder, turn the focusing ring to the right or left until the image in the viewfinder is clearest. Then, depress the shutter release button fully to take a photo. Using the Snap-in Focus Function If a KA- or K -mount lens is used together with the optional "Cable Switch F" with the focus mode switch set at AF ] , "snap-in focus" is possible where the shutter is automatically released when a subject comes into focus. 1. Use a KA- or K-mount lens. 2. Set the focus mode switch to [ AF . 3. Focus at the point where you expect to capture the subject. 4. Using the optional "Cable Switch F", keep the trigger release button depressed so that the autofocus and metering systems stay active. 5. The camera releases the shutter automatically when the subject comes into focus at the point selected.

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WINN
SNOLLVII3d0
033NVA0V
When
the
Autofocus
Mode
or
the
In
-Focus
Indication
Is
Unsuitable
for
Focusing
When
the
autofocus
function
or
the
viewfinder's
in
-
focus
indicator
0
I
cannot
be
used
for
focus
confirmation
for
the
following
reasons,
focus
on
the
subject
in
the
manual
focus
mode
with
the
aid
of
the
matte
field
in
the
viewfinder
as
in
the
case
with
a
non
-
AF
SLR
camera.
a)
The
in
-focus
indicator
blinks
because
the
subject
is
difficult
to
autofocus.
b)
The
maximum
aperture
of
the
lens
in
use
is
smaller
than
f/5.6.
c►
A
Bellows
100mm
f/4,
Shift
28mm
f/3.5
(shifted),
or
Reflex
lens
is
in
use.
d)
An
old
type
screw
-mount
lens
is
fitted
with
an
optional
"Mount
Adapter
K".
How
to
Manual
-Focus
1.
Set
d.:
focus
mode
switch
to
[
MF
.
2.
While
looking
through
the
viewfinder,
turn
the
focusing
ring
to
the
right
or
left
until
the
image
in
the
viewfinder
is
clearest.
Then,
depress
the
shutter
release
button
fully
to
take
a
photo.
Using
the
Snap
-in
Focus
Function
If
a
KA-
or
K
-mount
lens
is
used
together
with
the
optional
"Cable
Switch
F"
with
the
focus
mode
switch
set
at
AF
]
,
"snap
-in
focus"
is
possible
where
the
shutter
is
automatically
released
when
a
subject
comes
into
focus.
1.
Use
a
KA-
or
K
-mount
lens.
2.
Set
the
focus
mode
switch
to
[
AF
.
3.
Focus
at
the
point
where
you
expect
to
capture
the
subject.
4.
Using
the
optional
"Cable
Switch
F",
keep
the
trigger
release
button
depressed
so
that
the
autofocus
and
metering
systems
stay
active.
5.
The
camera
releases
the
shutter
automatically
when
the
subject
comes
into
focus
at
the
point
selected.