Web Page search engines
There are many different search engines,
try a number before you give up
| Be warned. A number
of "web page searches" names have been bought by companies in the past few years
that only list locations that pay a fee to be listed on their page. Hence, a short list of "results"come up. I have removed those "search engine names" from these lists. |
Another site will come up stating they have the exact manual
you need.
The only thing you need to do is agree to have you add an extension
to
your Chrome of whatever browser. If you read the "fine print" your
search engine
will no longer be Chrome, they will track you, they will do bad
things to you !
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Specific model - If I don't have it listed, try something I have that is close. Most cameras do the same thing and have two setting, shutter speed and aperture size. Many models were made and some just were made to add a lever here or dial there and did the same item. Then again I get many "thanks" from people that could not figure out how to open the back. Some early models were quite inventive. How the exposure meter works is the most important. In the '70s there was just a simple exposure control. Full aperture metering or stopped down metering. Not much was different. In the early '80 to '90s electronics came in and gave all kinds of dials, LED and Up and Down arrows. Again, most did the same thing. You just had to figure how to adjust the dial. In the late 90's the buttons appeared everywhere and you really needed a book to explain all the gismo's that were on them. Good hunting. Hints: any specific listing on the sides or bottom of pages, they are paid. TARGET will NOT have any instruction manual. Nor Sears or Circuit City. They are "paid" to list anything you search for and click on that link. |
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Digital camera manuals.
Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Minolta (now
KonicaMinolta), |