Canon eos rebel g User Manual
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Quick Start Guide................................. 4 Viewfinder Information......................8
Nomenclature....................................... 6 Command Dial.................................. 9
LCD Panel......................................... 8
Attaching the neck strap...................10 Shutter Button and
Autofocusing Operations............. 13
Checking the Battery Level......... 10 Loading and Unloading Film.................. 14
Mounting and Detaching a Lens.... 12
Full Auto Mode........................ 16
Close-up Mode............................ 22
Setting Red-Eye Reduction..............18
Sports Mode................................ 23
Portrait Mode................................20
Night Scene Mode....................... 24
Landscape Mode........................ 21
Self-timer Operation......................... 25
Replacing the Quartz
Imprinting the Date or Time............. 26 Date Battery........................................... 27
Setting the Date and Time............... 27
Focusing Point Selection................. 28
Focusing an Off-Center Subject.... 30
Program AE................................ 31
Shutter-Speed Priority AE........... 33
Aperture-Priority AE................... 35
Manual Exposure........................ 37
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Automatic Depth-of-Field AE... 38
Using the Built-in Flash...............39
Partial Metering and AE Lock.......... 42
Exposure Compensation................. 43
Autoexposure Bracketing (AEB).. 44
Bulb Exposure...................46
Multiple Exposures..................... 47
iso Setting the ISO Film Speed....... 49
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E-TTL Autoflash with EX-Series Speedlites......................................................... 52
Basic Terminology........................... 56
Troubleshooting Guide.................... 58
Exposure Warnings......................... 59
Feature Availability Table................ 60
AF Modes and
Film Advance Modes.................. 60
Major Accessories...........................61
Handling Precautions...................... 62
Major Specifications.........................64
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