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Focal Length and Shutter| focal length | 40 mm |
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| shutter speed | 1 sec to 1/500 sec |
| focus range | 0.6 m to infinity |
Flash and Remote Control| flash recycle time | 4 sec |
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| remote control range front | 5 m |
| remote control range back | 0.7 m |
Weight and Dimensions| height | 85 mm |
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| width | 133 mm |
| depth | 73 mm |
Provides instructions and illustrations for attaching and using camera straps.
Demonstrates the method for using the camera strap around the neck.
Demonstrates the method for using the camera strap around the wrist.
Lists all the numbered parts of the camera with their names.
Provides a step-by-step guide for basic camera operation.
Details initial checks and operations within the Standard Mode.
Explains how to check battery status and when replacement is needed.
Guides the user through the process of loading 35mm film into the camera.
Explains the components and markings visible within the camera's viewfinder.
Provides step-by-step instructions for taking photographs.
Explains how to focus on distant subjects using the Infinity Switch.
Offers guidance on how to properly hold the camera for stability.
Describes the automatic film rewinding process and removing the exposed film.
Details how to focus on subjects as close as 60 cm.
Explains how the flash operates automatically in low-light conditions.
Describes how to lock focus on a specific subject distance.
Explains how to use the remote control transmitter for detached shooting.
Details how to use the built-in stand for stability during remote or self-timer photography.
Describes using flash for fill-in in bright conditions or for back-lit subjects.
Explains using flash with slow shutter speeds for low-light photography.
Covers shooting in available light without flash, often with slow shutter speeds.
Explains how to adjust exposure for strong backlighting or specific creative effects.
Enables taking rapid sequences of photos by holding down the shutter release.
Allows taking pictures after a set delay, useful for group shots or stability.
Explains layering multiple exposures on a single frame in single-frame mode.
Details using multiple exposures in conjunction with continuous shooting.
Describes setting long shutter speeds for low-light or creative effects like fireworks.
Explains using the interval timer for time-lapse sequences.
Details the auto-date mechanism, programming, and display settings.
Explains how to rewind film before the end of the roll.
Describes how to prevent automatic mode resetting for consistent shooting modes.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the camera's battery.
Explains the LCD display's behavior under different temperature conditions.
Covers type, format, lens, shutter, power, finder, and focusing systems.
Details AE systems, film speed, flash, remote control, self-timer, and modes.
Includes auto-date, battery life, power source, size, and weight.
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