Pentax Espio User Manual

INTERVAL SHOOTING
This mode lets
you capture the
subject at inter¬
vals of 3 or 60
minutes, mak¬
ing it ideal to
record a se¬
quence of
events over a
period of time -
the blossoming
of a flower, for
instance. Once
you set this
mode, it automatically takes pictures for ^u
unattended. It is ideal for observational pho¬
tography of animals, insects or plants, etc.
1. Depress the drive button until the ('ST ) or
(!£S ) symbol appears on the LCD panel.
• This mode allows you to shoot with an in¬
terval of 3 minutes { ' S' ) or 60 minutes
2. Depress the shutter release button fully;
the first frame will be exposed 3 seconds
later. Then the rest of the film will be auto¬
matically exposed according to the interval
time selected.
Notes;
• Use of a tripod is recommended for best re¬
sults. . ^ .
• The focus will be locked at the first frame,
and the self-timer lamp starts blinking 3
seconds before the shutter is released.
• When in the Interval Shooting mode, the
interval shooting symbol mark ( 'S’ ) or
( eo ) blinks on the LCD panel and the re¬
maining time of the interval is also dis¬
played. ^ X*. ..
• To cancel the Interval Shooting mode after
it has been activated, depress the mam
switch. In this instance, the power is not
switched off.
• The exposure counter indication appears
on the LCD panel when the shutter release
button is depressed halfway.
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Pentax Espio Specifications

General

Brand	Pentax
Model	Espio
Focus	Autofocus
Flash	Built-in
Film Type	35mm