Yashica CS 250 AF [9/33] Taking pictures

Insert the film tip as far as the orange mark

("--") and close the Camera Back. Engage the

film perforations with the sprocket teeth and

make sure the film lies flat and tight as shown in

the illustration, then close the Camera Back. As

soon as you close it, the film will automatically

advance to the first frame.

· If the film is advancing properly, the Exposure

Counter will show "1" and the Film Transport

Mark "

" will turn on in the display

panel. You are now ready to take pictures. If the

Exposure Counter does not move from "0" and

blinks, or if the mark "

" does not turn

on, the film is not advancing properly. Open the

Camera Back and load the film correctly again.

Taking Pictures

Before taking pictures, set the drive mode, focusing mode and

exposure mode to the desired positions according to the subject

you want to shoot.

To set the mode, move the Operating Lever to the left or right

while pressing the corresponding mode button until the desired

mode appears in the display panel.

* The display in the panel will run through quickly if you

continue to push the lever for more than a second.

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* The Program Reset Button is very useful because the camera

will automatically set the positions of the drive mode, focusing

mode and exposure mode that are most convenient for taking

pictures as soon as you press this button.

< Mode description >

* Drive modes There are three modes: single-frame shooting (S) continuous shooting (C), and self-timer shooting ( ),

* Focusing modes There are four modes: auto-focus (AF), continuous autofocus CAF), trap focus ( ), and manual focus

(M).

* Exposure modes There are four modes: programmed auto exposure (PROGRAM), shutter-priority auto exposure (TV), aperture

priority auto exposure (AV), and manual exposure (M).

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