Canon EOS REBEL G Instructions Manual
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- Page 70 1RS and another major upgrade in EOS-50/Elan IIE/55. Most of these EOS bodies have incorporated many new features, the EOS-500N/Rebel G has greatly benefited from such fruitful research by Canon where some of which have also been incorporated into this upgrade. Anyway, to get a replacement model to the world's best selling line of SLR cameras is that that easy, but I think the EOS-500N/Rebel G has, in way accomplished its objective on the technical aspect.
- Page 71 A-TTL and TTL Program Flash AE with A-TTL and TTL Program Flash AE with Flash AE specified Canon Speedlites. E-TTL (only specified Canon Speedlites. with Speedlites 380EX and 220EX). 1/90 sec.. Up to 1/2000 sec. with FP 1/90 sec.
- Page 72 AF Auxiliary right Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) The EOS Rebel G carries many basic features inherited from previous model. It is an fully automatic, ultra compact AF SLR camera with an silent film transport with pre- wind system that provides quiet operation. The camera comes equipped with a built- in auto pop-up retractable flash.
- Page 73 Many features normally found only on more expensive models "AIM" (Advanced Integrated Multipoint) control is a proprietary Canon developed system software which links the focusing and exposure functions of the EOS-500N/Rebel G/Kiss II. The focusing system tells the exposure system where the subject is positioned within the frame, so that accurate meter readings can be taken from the main subject area.
- Page 74 Focusing Modes/Three points Focusing Many autofocus systems rely on a single focusing point in the centre of the viewing area. The EOS 50ON/Rebel G/Kiss II has three points spread across the picture frame. This makes it possible to focus on off-centre subjects, and makes it easier to keep moving subjects within the AF frame.
- Page 75 FE Lock as well as be able to sync up to the camera's top shutter speed of 1/2000 sec in FP sync when appropriate Canon Speedlite is used. In this case, there are two compact flash models 380EX (GN 38 ISO 100) and a weaker 220EX (GN 22 ISO 100) designed for such purpose.
- Page 76 Command Dial is not available yet. NOTE: Although it is possible to use third party flash units with the camera but Canon warns when using an external flash unit, an EOS-dedicated Speedlite is also recommended. Using a flash unit (equipped with several contacts on the hot shoe toot) dedicated to a different-brand camera or using a high-voltage battery type flash unit or accessories may result in camera misoperation or malfunction.
- Page 77 The EOS-500N/Rebel G/Kiss II is a very interesting entry EOS model and it is a perfect camera body for weekend family users and/or students (however, it is still a good backup body for other higher-end EOS bodies, if you have already owning on of those).
- Page 78 KISS only, panorama frame is set with external lever) Lens Mount: Canon EF Mount (electronic signal transfer system). Usable Lenses: Canon EF lenses. Suggested standard lense: EF 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6II USM Viewfinder/ information: Fixed eye-level roof mirror. 0.7x magnification and 90% coverage.
- Page 79 NOTE: LCD Panel In time, the camera's LCD (liquid-crystal display) panel indications may become light and difficult to read. If this happens, have it replaced (at cost) by a Canon Service Center. At low temperatures, the display response of the LCD panel may become slower.
- Page 80 Metering Range: EV 2 to 20 conversion with 50min f/1.4 lens at ISO 100) (normal temperature) Film Speed Setting: ISO 25-5000 automatically set in 1/3 step increments according to DX code. Can also be set manually from ISO 6-6400 in 1/3 step increments. Exposure Compensation: ±2 EV (in 1/2-stop increments) Not available in PIC modes.
- Page 81 Programmed Flash Exposure Control with dedicated Speedlites. Manual flash is possible. NOTE: Although it is possible to use third party flash units with the camera but Canon warns when using an external flash unit, an EOS-dedicated Speedlite is also recommended. Using a...
- Page 82 Exclusive accessories The camera shares many system accessories that was introduced for the EOS 500. Remote Switch RS- 60 E3 allows the camera to be fired from up to 60 cm away. It uses a 2.5 mm mini jack socket with three terminals.
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