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QUICK AND EASY SHOOTING
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BASIC
BASIC OPERATIONS
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REPLACING THE BATTERIES
• Replace the two batteries at the same time. Do not mix battery type,
brands or old battery with new one. It may cause explosion or overheating.
• When the batteries are replaced, the following settings will take effect.
All other settings will remain unchanged.
Auto pop-up flash ......................................................On
Drive mode................................................................Single frame
Audible PCV signal....................................................On
• If the camera has not been used for a long time, the LCD panel may
still display the low battery warning even with a new set of batteries.
In this situation, turn on the camera and press the shutter release but-
ton halfway down. When the low battery warning turns off, you can
continue using the camera.
Battery Life (using 24-exposure film rolls )
The number of 24-exposure film rolls that can be taken with a new set of
batteries is indicated below.
Number of film rolls Number of film rolls
at 20°C/68°F at -10°C/14°F
General existing light photography about 120 rolls about 30 rolls
Flash photography
about 20rolls about 15 rolls
(using flash 50% of the times)
Flash photography
about 12 rolls about 5 rolls
(using flash 100% of the times)
Bulb exposure time about 8 hours about 2 hours
• CR2 batteries were used under Pentax testing conditions. Actual bat-
tery life and performance may vary drastically depending on usage of
autofocus, built-in flash and external conditions such as temperature
and freshness of the battery.
Memo
Memo
Memo
Memo
REPLACING THE BATTERIES
REPLACING THE CAMERA BATTERIES
When the camera’s lithium CR2 batteries are exhausted,
replace with a new set.
◆ When the batteries are
exhausted
When the batteries are exhausted, the
LCD panel will display the low battery
warning .
Keep a set of new lithium CR2 batteries
handy. Even while the low battery warning
is displayed, as long as the shutter works,
a proper exposure will be obtained.
◆ When the batteries
must be replaced
When the low battery warning blinks,
the information display in the viewfinder
will be off and the shutter will not work.
Replace the lithium CR2 batteries with
new ones. ( p.13)
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- OPERATING MANUAL 1
- FOR SAFE USE OF YOUR CAMERA 4
- PRECAUTIONS FOR YOUR CAMERA 5
- PRECAUTIONS FOR BATTERY USAGE 5
- CONTENTS 6
- NAMES OF WORKING PARTS 8
- USING THIS OPERATING MANUAL 9
- THINGS TO DO 10
- 1 Pass the end of the strap 11
- 3 Push in the battery chamber 11
- Attaching a Lens 12
- Imprinting the date or time 13
- Film loading 14
- 5 Close the back cover 15
- BASIC OPERATIONS 16
- 1 Turn on the camera 17
- 2 Turn off the camera 17
- 2 Set the Auto Picture Mode 18
- 3 Set the AF mode switch to 19
- 4 Set autofocus 19
- 1 Frame the subject 19
- 2 Taking the picture 20
- 1 Auto pop-up flash function 21
- Retracting the built-in flash 22
- UNLOADING FILM 23
- 1 Load the film 24
- 2 Setting the ISO speed 24
- REPLACING THE BATTERIES 25
- 2 Install a new battery 26
- 1 Remove the battery 26
- 2 Adjusting the hour/minute 27
- ADVANCED OPERATIONS 29
- 2 Shooting consecutive frames 30
- 1 Setting the self-timer mode 31
- 2 Using the self-timer mode 31
- CAMERA OPERATION 32
- 1 Setting the auto bracketing 33
- 1 Set the mode dial to [ ] 35
- 2 Set the mode dial to [Av] 38
- SELECTING AN EXPOSURE MODE 39
- 2 Set the mode dial to [Tv] 40
- ABOUT EXPOSURE COMPENSATION 42
- USING THE BULB EXPOSURE MODE 42
- 1 Setting AE Lock 43
- 2 Taking a picture 45
- 1 Setting manual focus (MF) 46
- 2 Focusing 46
- 2 Focus the subject 46
- 1 Setting the autofocus mode 47
- 2 Using focus lock 47
- 1 Using the Spot AF Mode 47
- 1 Focusing the subject 48
- FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY 50
- USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH 51
- USING EXTERNAL FLASH 56
- 3 Taking a flash picture 57
- 1 Attaching the flash unit 57
- 1 Positioning the flash 58
- 3 Taking a picture 58
- 1 Positioning the flash unit 60
- 1 Setting the flash unit 61
- 1 Setting the flash units 61
- 2 Setting the Flash unit 62
- APPENDIX 64
- 1 Display Pentax Function No 65
- 2 Display the setting No 66
- PENTAX FUNCTIONS 67
- ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL) 70
- ■ FLASH ACCESSORIES 71
- PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 72
- TROUBLE SHOOTING 73
- SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 75
- STATEMENT OF FCC COMPLIANCE 76
- WARRANTY POLICY 77
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