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Autofocus Points | 11 |
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Continuous Shooting Speed | 4.7 fps |
Image Stabilization | Sensor-shift |
Weight | 515 g (body only) |
Lens Mount | Pentax KAF2 |
Battery Type | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery |
Camera Type | DSLR |
Shutter Speed | 30-1/6000 sec |
Storage Media | SD/SDHC |
Specifies the camera type as a 35mm SLR with a built-in light meter.
Describes shutter type, speed range (B to 1/1000 sec), and button lock.
Describes the pentaprism viewfinder, focusing screens, magnification, and field of view.
Explains how to insert the two silver oxide batteries into the battery chamber.
Describes how to check battery life by pressing the check button.
Instructions for setting film speed using the outer ring and index mark.
Procedure to cock the rapid-wind lever and observe the 'Cocked' indicator.
Guide to setting shutter speed via dial and checking it with the viewfinder needle.
Instructions for achieving sharp focus by adjusting the focusing ring while viewing.
How to activate the light meter and adjust the diaphragm for correct exposure.
Steps to release the shutter, hold the camera, and cock the lever for the next picture.
Guide for placing the film cassette and inserting the leader into the take-up spool.
Steps to advance film by operating the lever and shutter until sprockets engage.
Method to confirm proper film loading by checking the rewind knob and exposure counter.
Describes using the memo holder on the back cover to store film type/speed reminders.
Explanation of the cross-microprism system and focus indication.
Description of the split-image system and focusing alignment method.
Instructions for setting shutter speeds using the dial and checking the 'cocked' indicator.
Guidance on using Bulb (B) mode for long exposures and engaging the shutter button lock.
Proper camera holding technique for horizontal position A.
Proper camera holding technique for vertical position B.
Proper camera holding technique for vertical position C.
Instructions for cleaning viewfinder, lens, and filters with appropriate tools.
Warning against touching mirror or shutter curtains; minor spots do not impact clarity.
Advice to prevent physical damage to the internal mechanism by avoiding drops or impacts.
Guidance on camera waterproofing and immediate drying if wet.
Recommendations for proper camera storage in a cool, dry, and ventilated environment.
Advice on using tripod screws no longer than 5.5mm to prevent camera body damage.
Details the process for returning defective cameras for warranty service.