43e camera steadilyslowly and gently.wfinder.e seen easily on thebe held securely.Notes: Holding the camera• Make sure not to let your finger, hair, the strap, power cord of the AC Adapteror video cable get in front of the lens or Speedlight.• Make sure not to get your finger or clothing caught in the rotating part of thecamera or cover while shooting.• Do not look directly at the sun through the Viewfinder.• The rotating lens section should be rotated slowly and within its range.(Approx. 270 degrees)on the lens towardn for checking.tilted 210° forwardshe base of then if a heavy converterwhite line to appear iny appear on theHolding the Camera/Pressing the Shutter Release ButtonIf the images in the Viewfinder appear blurred even whenthe subject is in focus, set the diopter adjustment for yourparticular eyesight by rotating the diopter adjustment dialso the autofocus target area frames in the Viewfinder canbe seen clearly.ated to faceect way up.Diopter adjustment dial• Lightly pressing the Shutter release button and holding it halfway down activatesthe camera’s exposure meter and autofocus.• The focus is locked as long as the Shutter release button is kept lightly pressed(p. 48, 80). Pressing it fully all the way down releases the shutter.Pressing the Shutter release buttonBefore releasingshutter Half press Fully depressedNote: Pressing the Shutter release buttonPressing the Shutter release button abruptly can result in picture blur. Make sureto press the Shutter release button slowly.e view through the• When you want to save power by turning the Monitor off (p. 46).• When bright ambient lighting conditions make it difficult to see the display in theMonitor.Useful AdviceFrame photographs in the Viewfinder