Mounting Camera On Tripod; Self-Timer; Eyepiece Cap - Minolta X-370 Owner's Manual

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Mounting camera on tripod
For maximum sharpness when
making exposures too long to per-
mit handholding of the camera
(1/30 sec. or slower), mount the
camera on a tripod using the socket
on the camera bottom
.
Screw the Remote Cord into the
shutter release socket and release
the
shutter.
• Do not use excessive forcll when
attaching the camera to a tripod
.
• The mounting screw should be
5.4mm (1/4 in.) or shorter.
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Self-timer
The camera 's electronic self-timer
can be used to delay shutter release
for 10
sec.
1.
Mount the camera on a sturdy
support (such as a tripod)
,
compose
your
picture,
and focus.
2. Set the mode/shutter-speed se-
lector at any setting other than
"
8", and make sure that the film is
advanced
.
3. Pull the self-timer switch up
.
4.
To start the timer, press the
operating button
.
A visual signal will indicate how
much time is left before the self-
timer releases the
shutter.
Self-timer LED blinks as follows
:
First 8 sec
.:
twice per
sec.
Next sec.
:
eight times per sec
.
Last sec
.:
continuously
NOTE
• You may cancel the self-timer
after it has been started by pushing
the self-timer switch down or by
sliding the main switch to
"
OFF"
.
• After taking the
picture,
switch
off the self-timer, or the next
pic-
ture wil
l
be taken after a 10-sec
.
delay
.
Eyepiece cap
When using the camera in auto
mode or at "8" and your head does
not shield the eyepiece from light
(self-timer operation or Remote
Cable release)
,
slide the eyepiece
cap onto the eyepiece frame
.
This
prevents unwanted light from affect-
ing
exposure.
To keep it handy, the eyepiece
cap threads onto the camera strap
.

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