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Ensure the camera is working properly before capturing important events like weddings or trips.
Camera is not water-resistant; avoid rain, snow, salt spray, and high humidity.
Store in a cool, dry, dust-free place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Do not attempt to disassemble the camera due to high-voltage circuitry inside.
Handle batteries carefully to prevent explosion or burns from disassembly, recharging, or fire.
Use a blower brush for dust/sand; do not use fluids on the lens or body.
Identifies and describes the buttons and switches on the front of the camera.
Details the buttons, ports, and indicators located on the back of the camera.
Explains the various icons and numbers shown on the camera's LCD screen.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert a CR2 lithium battery into the camera.
How to interpret the battery indicator on the LCD and when to replace the battery.
Instructions for correctly inserting 35mm film and ensuring it is loaded properly.
Process for automatically rewinding and safely removing film from the camera.
Steps for turning on the camera, selecting subject size, and taking a photo in auto mode.
Proper grip and hand placement to avoid obstructing lens, AF sensor, or flash.
Lists scenarios where autofocus may struggle and provides workarounds.
Procedure for locking focus on a subject not in the center or within close range.
Guidance for taking detailed photos of small subjects at close distances.
Instructions for setting and activating the self-timer for delayed shots.
How to select different shooting modes using the MODE button.
Mode for tracking and capturing moving subjects, with specific limitations.
Technique for balancing subject illumination with background capture in low light.
Mode optimized for highlighting subjects and blurring backgrounds in portraits.
Specific mode for capturing small subjects like flowers and insects at close range.
Mode for capturing the exact moment by pressing the shutter halfway to focus.
Tips for minimizing the red-eye effect when using the flash on people.
How to choose between Autoflash, Flash ON, or Flash OFF modes.
Table showing effective flash distances for different film speeds and zoom levels.
Flash fires automatically after red-eye reduction lamp illuminates.
The flash fires for every picture taken.
The flash is suppressed and does not fire.
Adjusting exposure for bright or dark subjects when flash is off.
Steps to enter the mode for imprinting date and time onto photos.
How to select the preferred format for date and time imprinting.
Detailed steps to set or adjust the camera's date and time settings.
How to enter the mode for customizing camera settings.
Details on Real-time Release, Mode Memory, Film Rewind, AF, and Continuous Shooting.
Technical details on camera type, image size, and zoom lens specifications.
Details on AF system, viewfinder coverage, and information displayed.
Specifies shooting ranges, close-up distance, and supported film speeds.
Information on battery type, life, camera dimensions, and weight.
FCC rules, interference, and digital apparatus standards compliance statements.
Ensure the camera is working properly before capturing important events like weddings or trips.
Camera is not water-resistant; avoid rain, snow, salt spray, and high humidity.
Store in a cool, dry, dust-free place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Do not attempt to disassemble the camera due to high-voltage circuitry inside.
Handle batteries carefully to prevent explosion or burns from disassembly, recharging, or fire.
Use a blower brush for dust/sand; do not use fluids on the lens or body.
Identifies and describes the buttons and switches on the front of the camera.
Details the buttons, ports, and indicators located on the back of the camera.
Explains the various icons and numbers shown on the camera's LCD screen.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert a CR2 lithium battery into the camera.
How to interpret the battery indicator on the LCD and when to replace the battery.
Instructions for correctly inserting 35mm film and ensuring it is loaded properly.
Process for automatically rewinding and safely removing film from the camera.
Steps for turning on the camera, selecting subject size, and taking a photo in auto mode.
Proper grip and hand placement to avoid obstructing lens, AF sensor, or flash.
Lists scenarios where autofocus may struggle and provides workarounds.
Procedure for locking focus on a subject not in the center or within close range.
Guidance for taking detailed photos of small subjects at close distances.
Instructions for setting and activating the self-timer for delayed shots.
How to select different shooting modes using the MODE button.
Mode for tracking and capturing moving subjects, with specific limitations.
Technique for balancing subject illumination with background capture in low light.
Mode optimized for highlighting subjects and blurring backgrounds in portraits.
Specific mode for capturing small subjects like flowers and insects at close range.
Mode for capturing the exact moment by pressing the shutter halfway to focus.
Tips for minimizing the red-eye effect when using the flash on people.
How to choose between Autoflash, Flash ON, or Flash OFF modes.
Table showing effective flash distances for different film speeds and zoom levels.
Flash fires automatically after red-eye reduction lamp illuminates.
The flash fires for every picture taken.
The flash is suppressed and does not fire.
Adjusting exposure for bright or dark subjects when flash is off.
Steps to enter the mode for imprinting date and time onto photos.
How to select the preferred format for date and time imprinting.
Detailed steps to set or adjust the camera's date and time settings.
How to enter the mode for customizing camera settings.
Details on Real-time Release, Mode Memory, Film Rewind, AF, and Continuous Shooting.
Technical details on camera type, image size, and zoom lens specifications.
Details on AF system, viewfinder coverage, and information displayed.
Specifies shooting ranges, close-up distance, and supported film speeds.
Information on battery type, life, camera dimensions, and weight.
FCC rules, interference, and digital apparatus standards compliance statements.
General| Film Format | 35mm |
|---|---|
| Zoom | 3x |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Flash | Built-in |
| Exposure Control | Automatic |
| Type | Point & Shoot |
| Film Speed | ISO 25-3200 |
| Battery | 2x CR123A Lithium |
| Lens | 38-115mm |
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