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1. After composing by operating the zoom button,
bring the autofocus frame [ C 1 on the main
part of your subject.
• Be sure to turn the main switch on by setting it
V
Usually, the flash is set at the ordinary-shooting
[ /A 1 position. When the subject is dark, the flash
is set to fire automatically. (The red lamp glows.)
• If you wish to change the subject you have
focused to another, repress the shutter button.
2
As you press the shutter button half-way and
the subject is focused on, the green lamp glows
If the subject is closer than one meter (3.3 ft.),
the green lamp flickers and the shutter cannot
be released. Make the camera-to-subject
distance a little longer.
3. As you press the shutter button all the way
down, the shutter will be released to take
a picture. (After the shutter release, the film
automatically advances to the next frame.)
• When the green lamp flickers, the [ A 1 macro
mark also flickers in the LCD panel and warns
you that the subject is too close.
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