Sigma SA-5 Manual de usuario
Sigma SA-5
AKA - SA-300 or 300N
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WEBMASTER:
Thank you for purchasing the Sigma SA-5 Autofocus Camera.
This camera is one of the most advanced 35 mm SLR cameras, newly developed using Sigma's latest
technology. To add to your enjoyment of photography, the camera has a variety of features.
* Built-in flash with wide angle coverage for lenses with focal length up to 28 mm
* 3 different metering systems --8 segment metering
--Partial metering
--Average metering
* Mirror-up and Preview mechanism
To make the most of all these features, and to get the maximum performance and enjoyment from your Sigma
SA-5 Camera, please read this instruction booklet before using the camera.
INDEX
CAUTION .. .... :
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS . .
LCD PANEL INDICATION
LCD PANEL ILLUMINATION
VIEWFINDER INDICATION ...........
MODE DIAL
BASIC OPERATION .................
PREPARATION
ATTACHING THE CARRY STRAP .
HOW TO USE THE FINDER CAP
INSERTING THE BATTERY
CHECKING THE BATTERY
MOUNTING AND REMOVING THE LENS
HOLDING THE CAMERA
SHUTTER BUTTON
INSERT THE FILM
SETTING THE FILM SPEED MANUALLY
PRINTING DATE AND TIME ...
BASIC OPERATION ...
TAKING A PICTURE BY * MODE ..
REWIND THE FILM ..................
UNSUITABLE SUBJECT FOR AUTOFOCUS ......
FOCUS LOCK ....
FOCUS MANUALLY ......
USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH ...
RED-EYE REDUCTION ....
PRECAUTIONS FOR USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH .............
OPERATION OF DRIVE MODE ......................
CONTINUOUS SHOOTING
SELF-TIMER ...................
REMOTE CONTROLLER MODE .
FIXED AND SELECTABLE FUNCTION IN THE " * " MODE .....
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS .............
SELECTING THE AF MODE ....................
SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE ..
P PROGRAM AE PROGRAM SHIFT .
S SHUTTER SPEED PRIORITY AE ...............
A APERTURE PRIORITY AE
M MANUAL OPERATION
BULB SETTING
SELECTING THE METERING
AE LOCK...
AUTO BRACKETING ...
EXPOSURE COMPENSATION
BUILT-IN FLASH
MIRROR UP
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
REMOTE CONTROLLER RS-11 AND RS-21
EXTERNAL FLASH EF-43
PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS ....
SNAPSHOT PHOTOGRAPHY
SCENERY
PORTRAIT
MOVING SUBJECT
CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPHY.
NIGHT SCENES
WARNING INDICATIONS
DEPTH OF FIELD
INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY
REPLACING THE DATA BACK BATTERY
RESETTING THE CALENDAR/CLOCK .
PRECAUTION DURING USE
SPECIFICATIONS
** Caution - Read this section before using the camera
* The built-in flash in this camera includes a high voltage circuit. To avoid electric shock or burns, do not
attempt to disassemble the camera. If the outside shell of the unit is broken or cracked, do not touch the
mechanism inside.
* Do not use this camera with any external flash unit other than the Sigma EF-430, which has special contact
pins on the hot shoe. This flash is offered as an optional accessory. Other external flash units may damage the
camera's circuitry or may not work properly.
* This camera is not waterproof. When using the camera in the rain on near water, keep it from getting wet. It is
often impractical to repair internal electrical components damaged by water.
* To avoid any chance of lithium battery explosion, the battery pack should not be disassembled, recharged,
short-circuited or exposed to fire or water.
* As with any camera, it is best to check all functions and shoot a test roll of film before using the camera for a
wedding, a trip abroad, or for any irreplaceable photographs.
* Please carry a spare battery when you use the camera in a cold environment, in the field, on a trip, or when
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DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
When you press the Exposure Compensation/Drive Mode Button and Flash Mode Metering Mode Button
simultaneously, the LCD Panel will illuminate for about seconds.
LCD AND VIEWFINDER INFORMATION
.
If you press both buttons simultaneously again, the illumination will disappear.
If you press any button or turn the dial while Illuminating the LCD, the illumination will continue for an
additional 6 seconds.
During the charging of the built in flash, the LCD will not Illuminate.
At very low temperatures you that due to the nature of the LCD it may take slightly longer to respond - this is
not a function problem, but a characteristic of LCDs.
BASIC OPERATION
1. Insert the battery
Insert the battery into the chamber, aligning the + and - marks as indicated
2. Mount the lens
Align the red mark on the camera's mount with the alignment dot on the
lens. Engage the lens in the mount by turning the lens clockwise until it
clicks into the locked position.
3. Set the lens switch to the AF position.
4. Set the mode dial to the "*" position.
Turn the mode dial while pressing the lock button.4www.butkus.org
5. Insert the film
Insert the film and align the tip of the film with the Film Position Mark. Then close the back cover.
6. Align the subject in the AF frame
7. Press the shutter button
ATTACHING THE CARRY STRAP
1. Undo the strap end.
2. Thread Finder cap on the strap.
3. Then attach the carry strap as shown.
HOW TO USE THE FINDER CAP
When using the self-timer or remote control, please cover the finder eyepiece with the Finder Cap.
Remove the eye cap from the finder.
Insert the finder cap onto the finder.
INSERTING THE BATTERY
This camera uses a 6 V 2CR5 Lithium Battery. Without a battery, the camera will not function at all.
1. Be sure the mode dial is on the lock position. Then open the
battery compartment by pushing the latch in the direction of the
arrow.
2. Insert the battery into the chamber, aligning the + and the -
marks as indicated.
3. Close the battery cover until it clicks and locks closed.
CHECKING THE BATTERY
Turn the mode dial to the "*" position or one of the P. S. A or M positions while pressing the lock button. The
battery mark will appear on the LCD panel.
The battery strength is good.4www.butkus.org
The battery strength is weak. Keep a spare battery
or replace the battery in advance.
If the mark blinks, the battery is very low and the
camera is not operable.
The battery mark remains visible while the camera is in use.
To conserve the battery, the camera will switch itself off after 6 seconds of not being operated. However,
it still is possible for the shutter to be released accidentally. If the mode dial is set on the "L" position,
the shutter cannot be fired.
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