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General| Brand | Fisher-Price |
|---|---|
| Model | Perfect Shot 77856 |
| Category | Film Camera |
| Language | English |
Camera contains high voltage components. Do not attempt to disassemble to avoid electrical shock.
Designed for children, easy to use viewfinder, film compartment protected from accidental exposure.
Identifies Shutter Button, Flash, Lens, Strap, Easy-Grip Handles, and Parent Key on the front.
Identifies Flash Button, Viewfinder, Film Advance Dial, Film Compartment, Rewinder, and Battery Compartment.
Instructions for removing the door, inserting batteries, and replacing the door with a Phillips screwdriver.
Guidance on mixing batteries, removal during non-use, short-circuiting, and rechargeable battery use.
Procedure to open the film door using the film door lock and the parent key.
Steps for inserting the film roll, pulling it over the gears, and advancing the dial to frame 1.
How to check if the film is loaded correctly by looking for the 'S' or '1' in the film counter window.
Important note to completely rewind film before opening the door when re-loading.
Tips for holding the camera, centering subjects, pressing the shutter, and advancing film without flash.
Instructions for using the flash, charging time, and flash ready light indicators.
Optimal distance for flash pictures is 5-10 feet to avoid dark or overly bright images.
Ensuring the flash ready light glows and understanding the camera operation after flash use.
Steps to rewind film using the shutter button and film rewinder until 'OPEN' is visible.
Instructions for opening the film door and removing the 35mm film for development.
Guidance on cleaning lenses and the viewfinder using specific methods and materials.
Advice on keeping the camera clean and avoiding damage from heat or extreme temperatures.
Solutions for outdoor pictures being too dark due to insufficient light or incorrect exposure.
Addresses issues of picture subjects being too dark or too light due to background or camera distance.
Solutions for flash pictures being too dark or too light based on subject distance.
Solutions for flare, no picture, cut-off subjects, and foggy or misty images.
Troubleshooting blurred pictures, red eye reflections, shutter button not working, and flash not glowing.
Solutions for pictures being blurred, red eye reflections, and difficulty rewinding film.
Details the one-year warranty, repair/replacement policy, and exclusions for defects and damages.
Provides contact details for Fisher-Price Consumer Affairs in various regions for warranty inquiries.
