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General| Type | Compact Film Camera |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Lens | 38-140mm zoom lens |
| Date Imprint | Yes |
| Focus | Auto Focus |
| Exposure Control | Automatic |
| Exposure Modes | Programmed auto-exposure |
| Flash | Built-in |
| Battery | 1 x CR123A |
| Viewfinder | Real-image zoom viewfinder |
Read this manual carefully before using your camera to ensure correct operation.
Critical warnings regarding battery safety, camera disassembly, and potential hazards.
Highlights camera features and explains symbols used in the manual.
Covers camera parts, setup, loading battery/film, and taking pictures.
Details on panorama, flash modes, autofocus, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Identifies external parts and covers diopter adjustment and other controls.
Explains icons, marks, and data displayed on the viewfinder and LCD.
How to adjust the viewfinder and attach the camera strap.
Covers loading battery, film, taking pictures, and unloading film.
Instructions for loading the battery and interpreting its power status.
Techniques for holding the camera and operating the shutter for sharp photos.
Steps for loading film, verifying alignment, and activating the camera.
Covers activating the camera, using zoom, focusing, and taking the photo.
Explains viewfinder marks that assist in close-up framing.
How to lock focus and adjust composition while maintaining focus.
Closing the lens barrier to retract the lens and flash.
How to rewind film automatically or manually before the roll is finished.
How to switch to Panorama mode and notes on print processing.
How image area changes and print appearance in panorama mode.
Using stickers to request specific panorama print processing.
How to cycle through and select different flash modes using the button.
Explains Auto, Red-eye, Flash Off, Fill-In, Night Scene, and Red-eye Night Scene flash modes.
Effective range for auto flash based on ISO and focal length.
Explains conditions affecting the effectiveness of red-eye reduction.
Using flash off mode for fireworks or when flash is prohibited.
Using fill-in flash for shaded subjects or backlit scenes.
Tips for clear images of people and backgrounds at night.
Combining red-eye reduction with night scene flash mode.
Identifies subjects that may cause autofocus issues and provides a workaround.
How to engage spot mode and adjust composition while maintaining focus.
How to set up the selftimer and initiate the delay.
How to activate remote control mode and aim/fire the remote.
Steps for securely attaching the remote control to a camera strap.
Instructions for accessing and replacing the battery in the remote control.
Procedure to adjust the year, month, day, hour, and minute for data imprinting.
How to choose the desired format for date/time display on photos.
Answers on battery life, flash, film, lens cleaning, and common operation issues.
Advice on avoiding heat, humidity, dust, shock, and temperature changes.
Understanding weatherproofing and maintaining rubber gaskets.
Notes on removing battery, keeping spares, and cleaning contacts.
Warnings against disassembly, recharging, heat exposure, and child safety.
Keep out of reach of children; avoid disassembly or heat exposure.
Addresses problems with operation, LCD, shutter, flash, focus, and dark pictures.
Covers type, lens, shutter, viewfinder, exposure, film speed, and dimensions.
Details on operating range, size, weight, and battery life of the remote control.
Information on date imprinting direction, coding, and display settings.
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