Konica-minolta DYNAX 3 Bedienungsanleitung

EINSTRUCTION MANUALAUTOMATICOPERATIONSUBJECT /DRIVECREATIVEEXPOSUREDETAILEDOPERATIONCUSTOMFUNCTIONSAPPENDIXGETTINGSTARTED

GETTINGSTARTEDSTRAPUsing the Eyepiece Cap• Take care not to catch the strap when closing the back cover.Firmly press the eyepiece cap ofthe strap into

Changing the Batteries - Quartz-date ModelGETTINGSTARTED2120Turn the main switch to ON.• A battery icon appears on the datapanel indicating the power

2322LENSRemove the body and rearlens caps.Align the red mounting indexon the lens and camerabody. Carefully insert thelens into the mount, thenturn it

2524Extend the leader betweenthe guide rails to the indexmark.• Hold the film cartridge down so thatthe film lays flat.• If the film tip extends beyon

Press the back-cover releaseto open the back cover andremove the film, then closethe back cover.27Wait until the film iscompletely rewound.• will appe

AUTOMATICOPERATION28• Lean against a wall or rest your elbows on a solid surface to steady thecamera in low-light situations. • The use of the tripod

AUTOMATICOPERATION3130Center your subject in thewide focus frame . Ifusing a zoom lens, rotatethe zooming ring to frameyour subject asdesired.• Press

AUTOMATICOPERATION3332Special Focus SituationsThe camera may not be able to focus in the situations described below.Use focus lock (p. 33) or manual f

AUTOMATICOPERATION3534Center your subject in the widefocus frame , then pressthe shutter-release buttonpartway down to lock thefocus.• When appears

AUTOMATICOPERATIONISO 1003736While pressing the flash-modebutton,turn the control dialuntil appears on the datapanel.• The flash will not fire even i

AUTOMATICOPERATIONSUBJECT /DRIVECREATIVEEXPOSUREDETAILEDOPERATIONCUSTOMFUNCTIONSAPPENDIXGETTINGSTARTED32TABLE OF CONTENTSFOR PROPER AND SAFE USE ...

3938SUBJECT PROGRAM /DRIVE MODESNow that you are comfortable with the operation ofthe camera, take more control of the creative processby telling the

SUBJECT /DRIVEPress the subject-programbutton until the subject-program indicator points to.Landscape photography requires a largedepth-of-field to ma

SUBJECT /DRIVE4342Press the subject-programbutton until the subject-program indicator points to.• The camera continues to focus aslong as the shutter-

SUBJECT /DRIVEControl dialFlash-modebuttonCancel the flash in night portrait modeto photograph night scenes. The longershutter speeds set in night por

SUBJECT /DRIVE4746• Do not press the shutter-release button while standing in front of thecamera.The focus and exposure is set when the shutter-releas

SUBJECT /DRIVE4948Arrange the camera andsubject position to composeyour picture.Place the camera on a tripod.Press the drive-modebutton until appears

5150CREATIVEEXPOSURE MODESIn this section you take full creative control of your camera.Depending on the selected exposure mode, you will control thea

CREATIVEEXPOSURE5352Fast Shutter SpeedSlow Shutter SpeedSHUTTER CONTROLSlow shutter speeds will makea moving subject appear toflow, creating a feeling

CREATIVEEXPOSURE55While pressing the functionbutton, turn the control dialuntil A appears on the datapanel.Turn the function dial to .In A mode, you

CREATIVEEXPOSURE5756Push the built-in flash down or turn the accessory flash off.• will be displayed on the data panel.Flash with A ModePress the flas

AUTOMATICOPERATIONSUBJECT /DRIVECREATIVEEXPOSUREDETAILEDOPERATIONCUSTOMFUNCTIONSAPPENDIXGETTINGSTARTED54TABLE OF CONTENTSSETTING THE ISO MANUALLY ...

CREATIVEEXPOSURE5958While pressing thefunction button , turn thecontrol dial until S appearson the data panel.In S mode, you select the shutter speed

CREATIVEEXPOSURE60 61M MODE – MANUALTo select the shutter speed,turn the control dial .• The shutter-speed range is from1/2000 to 30 seconds.To select

CREATIVEEXPOSUREControl dialCanceling the Flash6362Press the flash-mode buttonto pop-up the built-inflash.• will appear on the data panel.In M mode, t

CREATIVEEXPOSURE6564PS ModeSet the camera to custom 8-3.See page 105 for instructions.1Press the shutter-releasebutton partway down todisplay the shut

6766DETAILEDOPERATIONIn this section you can move on to the detailedoperation to expand your expertise. Read those pagespertaining to the areas of you

DETAILEDOPERATION6968Place your subject inside thespot focus area.Press and hold the spot AFbutton.• The spot focus area in the viewfinderwill glow fo

DETAILEDOPERATION7170With the focus-area custom function (Custom 9, p.109), how the focusarea are selected can be changed.Custom 9 - (1) Select spot f

7372Continuous AF Use continuous AF when shooting sportingevents or when the subject is in constantmotion.Turn the function dial to .While pressing

DETAILEDOPERATION75Hold the focus-mode switchdown and release.• will appear on the data panel.Turn the focusing ring untilyour subject appears sharp.•

DETAILEDOPERATION77EXPOSURE – AE-LOCKSpot metering uses only the centerhoneycomb segment shown by the spotmetering area in the viewfinder. You canlock

76FOR PROPER AND SAFE USERead and understand all warnings and cautions before using thisproduct.Using batteries improperly can cause them to leak harm

DETAILEDOPERATION79Set the shutter speed to bulb when youwant to take time exposures. Whenbulb is selected, the shutter remainsopen as long as the shu

DETAILEDOPERATION81Insert the plug into theterminal.• When removing the Remote CordRC-1000S or RC-1000L, take carenot to pull out the remote-terminalc

DETAILEDOPERATION83• To cancel exposure compensation, the camera must be reset manually to0.0 .Checking Exposure CompensationAfter releasing the expos

DETAILEDOPERATION85EXPOSURE BRACKETINGTurn the function dial to.While pressing the functionbutton, turn the control dialto set the bracketingincrement

DETAILEDOPERATION87While pressing the exposure-compensation button, press andhold the shutter-release buttonall the way down. • The camera automatical

DETAILEDOPERATION89While is blinking on thedata panel, press the shutter-release button all the waydown to take the lastexposure.• Multiple-exposure

DETAILEDOPERATION91Your camera’s built-in flash provides coverage for a 28mm wide-anglelens, with a flash guide number of 12 (ISO100). This section of

DETAILEDOPERATION93TTL metering (Through The Lens):The TTL flash metering system controls the flash during theexposure automatically.Pre-flash meterin

DETAILEDOPERATION95WIRELESS/REMOTE FLASHNormal flash Wireless flash• The shutter speed will be set to slower than 1/45 second automatically.• Flash an

DETAILEDOPERATION97Position your camera and flash unit using theinformation of this page. • The example below is with the 3600HS (D) flash unit. For o

98• Do not point the product directly at the sun. If sunlight is focused onan inflammable surface, a fire may result. Replace the lens capwhen the pro

DETAILEDOPERATION99Turn the function dial to .While pressing the functionbutton, turn the control dialuntil and appearon the camera’s data panel.Att

DETAILEDOPERATION101Press the date button tochoose the date imprintingformat.• The display changes as follows:Imprinting the Date or Time1Press the sh

103CUSTOMFUNCTIONS102Press the date button.Press and hold the selectbutton (SEL) for 3 secondsuntil the date on the datapanel blinks.Turn the control

CUSTOMFUNCTIONS105Turn the function dial toCUST.While pressing the functionbutton, turn the control dialto select the desired setting.Turn the functio

CUSTOMFUNCTIONS107(1) Shutter-release Lock OffShutter can be released even if there is no film in the camera.(2) Shutter-release Lock OnShutter cannot

CUSTOMFUNCTIONS(1) Select spot focus areaWhile pressing the spot AF button, the spot focus area is activated. Localfocus areas are selected with the c

CUSTOMFUNCTIONS111(1) Shutter cannot be released if a lens is not attached.• [ - - ] appears on the data panel when the shutter button is pressedpartw

APPENDIXPAutofocusWide focus frameAutoflash*0.0Single Frame AdvanceCanceledCanceledCanceledCanceledCanceledCanceledCanceled113Press the program-reset

APPENDIX8 elements/7 groups75°– 30°0.4m / 1.2 ft.0.24Xf/22–3855mm63 (dia.) x 68 (L) mm /2.5 (dia.) x 2.7 (L) inch.190g / 6.7oz115When using an accesso

APPENDIX117Angle FinderVN /MagnifierVNRemove the eyepiece cup whenattaching a finder accessory.• Push up to remove the eyepiece cup.Eyepiece Corrector

1110QUICK OPERATIONInsert batteries.• This camera uses two CR2 lithiumbatteries. p.19Attach the lens.•Align the red mounting index on thelens with the

APPENDIXProblem119Cause Solution PageLens hoodwas attachedor subjectdistance wasless than 1m.This camera has a safety-lock feature and the back-cover

APPENDIX121• If you have questions about your camera, contact your local cameradealer or write to the Minolta distributor in your area.• Before shippi

APPENDIX123Specifications and accessories are based on the latest informationavailable at the time of printing and are subject to change withoutnotice

APPENDIX125Subject PageLLarge Aperture... 52Local Focus Areas

APPENDIX127MEMO126

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1312NAMES OF PARTSSubject-programbutton (40-45)Shutter-releasebutton (28)Accessory shoeFunction buttonFunction dialLens release (22)Flash-mode button

14 15NAMES OF PARTSMultiple-exposureindicator (88)Wireless/Remoteflash indica-tor (95)Flash-modeindicators (37)Red-eye reduc-tion indicator (38)Self-t

GETTINGSTARTEDThis section provides the information necessary toprepare the camera for use.1716STRAPAttaching the StrapPass the tip of the strapthroug