Yashica CS 250 AF [20/33] Using the self timer

If you are taking pictures of the sky at night or other subjects requiring long

exposure times, use bulb exposure First, set the exposure mode to `'M'' and set

the shutter speed to "bulb". As long as the Shutter Release is held depressed,

the shutter will remain open to expose the subject. For bulb exposure, the

camera must be fixed on a tripod or a solid base to prevent camera shake. The

shutter is tripped with an optional cable switch connected to the camera.

When the Shutter Release is depressed, the Exposure Counter shows "O" and,

while the button is held depressed, it shows the exposure time in seconds. The

counter will advance from "O" to "59" and, if the exposure time exceeds 60

While pressing the Drive Mode Button, operate the Operating Lever to show the mark "

" in the display panel.

2 Focus the lens and depress the Shutter Release to start the self-timer. Always depress the Shutter Release after the lens is

correctly focused. As soon as the self-timer has started, the self-timer LED will turn on and the shutter will trip after 10 seconds.

· While the self-timer is running, auto focusing in the "AF" or "CAF" mode is not possible.

· If you want to take self-timer pictures with the focus mode set to "AF" or "CAP", make sure the green LED in the viewfinder

turns on by depressing the Shutter Release halfway' then operate the self-timer by depressing it all the way.

· To stop the self-timer after it has started, turn off the Main Switch.

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· While the self-timer is running, an audible electronic signal will sound and the self-timer LED will illuminate in the following