Yashica CS 250 AF [16/33] Display of shutter speed and aperture

If the entire roll of film has been exposed, the camera will stop

winding the film and the Exposure Counter in the display panel

will blink.

1. While pressing the Rewind Release Button, slide the

Rewind Switch toward "

". The Film Rewind Mark " "

will show in the display panel and the film will start rewinding.

While it is rewinding, the Exposure Counter will continue to

show the last number of frame that was displayed when you

finished shooting.

* If rewinding has started, remove your finger from the Rewind

Switch.

* You can also rewind the film in the middle of a roll.

2. It rewinding is completed, unload the film.

If the film has been completely wound back into its cassette,

the rewind motor will automatically stop and the Exposure

Counter's number "0" and the mark "

" will blink in the

display panel.

· Unload the film in subdued light and take the exposed film for

processing as soon as possible.

· After unloading the film, be sure to set the Main Switch at

LOCK .

CAMERA FUNCTIONS IN DETAIL

This chapter explains the camera functions and applications of the Yashica 230-AF in detail.

Display of Shutter Speed and Aperture

The display of shutter speed and aperture in the display panel and viewfinder will turn on in the following cases:

· When the Main Switch is turned on;

· When the Shutter Release is depressed halfway;

· When a mode Button (Focus Mode Button, Drive Mode Button etc.) is pressed. The display will appear for eight seconds, then

automatically turn off to save battery. However, the shutter speed and aperture you have set will be stored in memory. The shutter

speeds are displayed in 1/2-step increments from "2000" (1/2000 sec.) to "16"" (16 sec.), and the apertures In 1/2-step increments

within the aperture range of the lens used. If the picture is taken with an intermediate value between neighboring 1/2 steps, the

camera will display the exposure value that is most close to the value which is set. For example, if you are using an F1.8 lens, the

camera will show "1.7" if you are using an F3.3 lens, it will show "3.5".