Canon EOS 650 - Manual (Page 4)

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Canon EOS
620/650. Designed with the most advanced and
innovative technology available, this high-
performance AF/AE SLR camera with a built-in
motor drive offers you genuine, creative
freedom and picture-taking ease.
Enjoy Taking Photos More Comfortably
This is EOS’ design theme. The EOS 620/650
has brilliantly made it come true thanks to the
high speed, precise autofocus system and the
built-in motor drive capable of winding film up to
three frames per second which maximizes your
potential.
Needless to say film speed setting and film
transportation have been completely autom­
ated. A few of the many features of the EOS
620/650 are the evaluative metering function
(Factor 6 light analysis system) in which the
camera automatically recognizes subject pat­
tern and its size so correct exposure can be ob­
tained in backlit situations, and the intelligent
program AE mode which selects the Ideal pro­
gram line according to the characteristics of
the lens in use.
In addition, your photographic options are fur­
ther expanded by exclusive accessories such as
the Speedlites 420EZ and 300EZ that respond to
a wide range of illuminations from dark surroun­
dings to fill-in flash, the Quartz Date Back E that
imprints data, and the Technical Back E that
memorizes exposure control data.
For a full understanding of the EOS 620/650, please read
this instruction booklet carefully before using the camera.
While reading these instructions unfold the front and
back flaps of this booklet for easy reference to the
camera’s parts.
“EOS" is derived from “Electro-Optical System"
originating from the completely electronic data
communication between the camera and lens. Fur­
ther, “EOS" is the Goddess of Dawn in Greek
mythology — heralding the new, genuine AF
system generation.
“EF” lens stands for “Electro-Focus” and adopts
the lens-integral autofocus system which uses
special motors to make precise and high-speed
autofocusing possible whatever the lens focal
length.
Carrying the Camera
Mj
W:
1) Thread the ends of the neckstrap through the
rings on the camera as shown.
2) Keep the camera in its case to protect it while
carrying.
Seml-hard
case S Semi-hard
case L
Semi-hard
case LL
Camera Cases
Canon offers three semi-hard cases.
1. Semi-hard case S stores the camera with the
EF 50mm f/1.8 lens.
2. Semi-hard case L stores the camera with the
EF 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5 lens.
3. Semi-hard case LL stores the camera with the
EF 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5 lens.
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