Reference Guide

ManualsBrandsCanon ManualsDigital CameraEOS 1

4.

Aspheric

optical

construction,

present

in

L-series

lenses,

and

now

available

in

regular

lenses

through

the

use

of

glass

molded

optics

(GMO),

corrects

for:

A)

Chromatic

aberrations.

B)

Spherical

aberrations.

C)

Astigmatism.

D)

All

of

the

above.

5.

What

type

of

special

optics

does

Canon

utilize

to

correct

for

chromatic

aberrations

in

telephoto

lenses?

A)

Aspheric

optical

construction.

B)

Fluorite

and

Ultra-low

dispersion

(UD)

glass.

C)

ED

glass.

D)

EMD

-

Electro-magnetic

diaphragm.

E)

All

of

the

above.

6.

The

EOS-I

employs

which

of

the

following

information

processing

systems?

A) A

single

dedicated

super-microprocessor

for

AF

and

AE.

B) A

high-speed,

super-microprocessor

dedicated

to

AF,

working

simultaneously

with

a

second

microprocessor

dedicated

to

AE.

C)

A

high-speed,

super-microprocessor

dedicated

to

AF,

working

sequentially

with

a

second

microprocessor

dedicated

to

AE.

D)

Two

low-speed

micro-processors

controlling

AF

and

AE.

7.

Canon

is

the

only

manufacturer

to

utilize

this

unique

auto-

focusing

sensor

necessary

for

achieving

speedy

focusing

and

high-sensitivity

under

low-light

conditions.

The

sensor

is:

A)

CCD

-

Charge-Coupled

Device.

B) BASIS -

Base-Stored

Image

Sensor.

C)

AlA -

Active

Infrared

Autofocus.

D)

AFS

-

Autofocus

Sensor.

8.

BASIS

was

created

to

meet

the

autofocusing

needs

of

professional

photographers?

How

does

BASIS

accomplish

this?

A)

Preserves

signal

integrity

by

amplifying

the

electrical

signals

before

they

are

read

out

through

switching.

B)

Equipped

with

an

extra

circuit,

it

boosts

the

signal

ten

times

in

order

to

improve

sensitivity

and

SIN

ratio.

2

C)

Using

two

47-bit

hor,izontal

and

two

29-bit

vertical

line

sensors.

D)

All

of

the

above.