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NOTE
• Flash charging time depends on condition
of the batteries.
• Flash range varies according to the ISO
film
speed. Consult the flash-range table to
check the flash range for ISO 100 and ISO
400 film.
• When
the red light is on, the shutter
cannot be released.
•
If film stops advancing and the shutter
locks before the end of the roll, replace the
batteries. DO NOT OPEN THE BACK
COVER.
• When taking pictures above water, always
make sure that lens-cover glass, AF windows,
meter cell and flash are clean and dry. Use a
clean,
dry cloth to remove any dirt, sand, or
moisture.
• When taking flash pictures, your subject's
eyes may appear red. This "red-eye" effect
occurs when flash light is reflected from the
retinas in your subjects eyes back to the
camera. This effect is most noticeable
when the subject has blue eyes, and in low
light.
To help minimize "red-eye", turn on
additional lights in the room, and ask your
subject to look at the Iights just before you
take the picture.
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