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General| Brand | Pentax |
|---|---|
| Model | IQZoom 200 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Activates the camera's shutter to take a picture.
Controls camera power and selects shooting modes.
The optical component for focusing and zooming.
The eyepiece used for framing shots.
Area within the viewfinder for autofocus.
Steps for loading film and securing the camera back.
Instructions for powering up the camera.
Composing shots using the zoom lever.
Methods and indicators for focusing.
Depressing the shutter release to take a picture.
Indicates precautions for operator injury or equipment damage.
Warnings about electric shock, battery handling, and disposal.
Precautions regarding camera strap use and child safety.
Guidelines for safe flash operation, especially around eyes.
Advice on protecting the camera from water, shock, and condensation.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the camera.
Hazards and correct usage of camera batteries.
Techniques for focusing on subjects.
Guidance on using the flash in various lighting conditions.
Adjusting the zoom lever to frame subjects.
How to activate the camera using the main switch/mode dial.
Checking battery exhaustion symbol and performance.
Techniques for steadying the camera while shooting.
How to use the zoom lever for telephoto and wide-angle settings.
Positioning the film cartridge correctly in the chamber.
Camera sets speed automatically for DX-coded films.
Pulling the film leader to the take-up spool.
Adjusting the dial for sharp viewfinder focus.
Indicates flash readiness or charging status.
Shows focus confirmation or difficulty.
Interpreting green lamp signals for focus status.
Fully depressing the shutter release to take the photo.
Framing the shot and using autofocus.
Flash automatically fires in low light or backlit situations.
Function to minimize the red-eye effect using pre-flash.
Automatic film rewinding at the end of the roll.
Procedure for rewinding film before end of roll.
Removing the film cartridge after rewinding.
How to select various flash modes using the dial.
Selecting between Single-Frame, Self-Timer, Remote, Multi-Exposure.
Activating and canceling the red-eye reduction feature.
Selecting between Five-point AF, Infinity Landscape, Spot AF.
Using daylight sync to fill shadows in backlit portraits.
Balancing subject and background exposure with flash.
Using flash with Bulb mode for night portraits.
Assuring subject in frame and shutter release.
Steps to adjust date and time settings.
The battery symbol warning on the LCD.
When to replace the battery and time tracking notes.
Correctly inserting the battery with +/- matching.
Reasons for shutter not releasing and solutions.
Controls the lens zoom.
Icon indicating low battery.
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