Canon INSTRUCTIONS CANOLITE D The Canolite © ix a directly connected electronic flash unit exctusively deianed for the EX AUTO, Conodate E ‘and Canonet series of cameras such ss the Canonet Grill 17, 19, Canonet OL 17, 18, and Canonet 28. By simply attaching the Canolite D, the camera, while set at AUTO, is switched over to the automatic flash control circuit, and the proper f/stop corresponding 10 the shooting distance is automatically set, There is absolutely no necessity for worrying about guide numbers, The chorged voltage level is transmitted ta the meter circuit even before it is fully charged. Therefore, proper exposure is ‘Obtained anytime after the pilot lamp lights up. As the ‘Canon color temperature correcting diffuser ix built inte the flash window, the color balance 1s perfect. ‘Technical Data 16m at ASA 100. Reached 30 seconds aftor the pilot lamp Nights up, when using new bat- tenes, Equivaient to that of sunlight due to Canon's exclusive color temperature correcting dif fuser. With a 35mm camera, possible to fulfill its function using Guide Number: Color Temperature: Flash Coverage Angle: Flashing tntervats: ing-up of the pilot lamp, when using new batteries. Flash Duration: 1/1000 sec, Number of Flashes: Alkaline-manganese batteries: More than 150 times With ‘Wecond intervals, using mew batteries. Power Soren: _ Two_pentight Directly coupled type with automatic flash contrel con- ‘act. 26mm x $7mm x-B2men Synchronization Gontact: ‘Size: (1 2-14" 3.1/4") Weight: 118 grams (4 oF.) with bat- reries, ‘Subject to: change without notice. Precautions (1) When the Ganolits D has not been used for a long period of time or when using it for the first time, it may take time until the pilot lamp lights up. (2) When shooting in 8 room with little reflection or Outside st Hight with Ao other lighting available, slow own the ASA film speed by one stage, (3) When the Canolite D is to te Used a an ouxitisry light, avoid using it with a light source of a different calor temperature, for example, tungsten-type flood- lamp, etc. (4) When replacing batteries, replace the two batteries simultaneously, (5) Take out the batteries when the Canolite Dis not to ‘be used for a tong period of time, (6) Avoid using the Canolite 0 in temperatures of over 40°C (104° F). Bear in mind that battery efficiency ‘decreases when used in low temperatures below 10°C (14°F. CANON INC. 11-28, Mita 3-chome, Minato-ku, Takyo 108, Japan i i Canon 447/54 bD AR Ae eS 94 Dit, EXAUTO. 447%» FG—IMN, 1 Ay FBO Ry PQLIT, 19H et S47 F—FEMONMAhOKTT, v7 74 EDESLMAEATHIE, 24 71EF— bORRI Py vat—b I> POM MIRE Ie 2G, WORDARIZIE CAEN EE SOIENI= oe Et. TL EPS ERLE GRID EEK, 20k Fut 2URCL, AMBER —F MUIR LEP rie aoe FF TR SOT h MEME ET. 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(2) Remave the battery chamber cover by pulling it in the direction af the arraw Load two 1.5V alkaline AA batteries equivalent to the Mallory Mn-1500, Eveready £91 or Burges AL-I—as indi cated by the diagram inside the battery chamber, Be careful not to mistake the direction of the pote. To attach the battery chamber cover, [press it in the direction of the arrow. ) 2. Attaching onto the Camera, Insert the attachment leg of the Canolita 3. Camera is Ser at AUTO By just attaching Canolite D, proper ex posures can be obtained with the Ganonet series of cameras, EX AUTO and Canodate E, just os in EE photography. As in EE photography, keap the aperture ring set at AUTO. * Shutter speeds can be selected on som cameras while on others they cannot Perform this function aceording to the instructions of each camera. With the Canonet series of cameray, ordinary EE photography is possible even when the Canolite © is attached to the camera, if the flash switch is set av OFF. In the case of the EX AUTO, ‘set the switch of the Canolite D at OFF and of the camera at EE * In. the case of the Canodate E, flaeh phatography 9) EF photegrsphy i+ automatically salactad according to # brightness of the subject, 4. Switeh ON ‘The charging of the Canolite D starts when the switch is eet at ON. The pilot tomp lights up approximately eight seconds later, which means the Canolite D is ready for operation. * To keep battery consumption wo a keep the switch at OFF when not shooting. 5. Shooting Turn the focusing lever of the camera and focus while looking through the viewfinder. If the exposure indicator is within the proper exposure range. a properly exposed picture can be obtained by just pressing the shutter release button, Proper exposure sa nat be Gbiained: if the shooting distance is not correct. In this case, draw closer to or reweet farther away from the subject so that the indicator maves into the proper exposure range, 6, Pilot Lamp and Exposure Indicator When the pilot iamp: lights up and the Canolite Dis ready for use, the indica tor inside the viewfinder simultaneously moves into the proper exposure range. Therefore, the completion of preparations for the flash can also be confirmed intide the viewfinder. The position of the indicator ‘changes according to the charging condi tions, but shooting is possible whenever the indicator 1 inside the proper exposure range. * “Replace the batteries if it takes more than 30 seconds for the pilot lamp to- light up after setting the switch at ON. 7. 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