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Framing a picture with the monitor
1
Press the monitor button
.
You can see the same view in the monitor
and the viewfinder. (However, framing
pictures through the monitor consumes
more battery power than when using the
viewfinder.)
2
To prevent light from behind the
camera entering the viewfinder,
lower the eyepiece shutter lever.
3
Move the monitor lock/release
button to the left (see illustration).
The upper part of the monitor projects
about 1 cm (0.3 in.) from the camera.
4
If you need to raise the monitor,
pull the bottom out.
5
Hold the camera as steady as
possible.
Hold the camera carefully without blocking
the lens, flash, or AF port with the camera
strap, your fingers, etc.
6
Compose the picture in the
monitor.
The picture that you take will be a little
larger than the picture composed in the
monitor. (The monitor displays 95% of the
composed picture.)
You can also take a picture at Step 3 for a
high-angle shot.
Cannot see through the monitor?
• Make sure that you pressed the monitor button
to activate the monitor display.
• Make sure that the lens cap has been removed.
• After the camera is left idle for a specified length of time, it will enter the sleep mode. Press the
shutter button lightly to restore the camera to full operation.
• Check the power switch. If the power switch is at the OFF position, move it to ON. If the power is
off with the power switch in the ON position, the camera may have powered itself off. Move to OFF
then move to ON again.
• Make sure that the mode dial is set to
P
,
A
,
S
, or
M
.
Note
• When framing a picture with the monitor, lower the eyepiece shutter lever. Light entering the
viewfinder from behind the camera could wash out the picture with white light.
5
6
OP
EN
2
1
OPEN
3
4
Eyepiece shutter
lever