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TRIPOD,
BiBULB)
AND
TIME
EXPOSURES
Tripod
In
order
to
prevent
large
diameter
lenses
from
interfering
with
proper
mounting
of
the
camera
on
a
tripod,
insert
the
accessory
spacer
ring.
To
prevent
movement
of
the
camera
during
long
exposures,
use
a
tripod
and
cable
release.
Bulb
{B)
Bulb
is
used
to
make
long
exposures
of
more
than
15
seconds.
Set
the
shutter
dial
index
(red
line)
to
the
"B"
position,
and
the
shutter
will
remain
open
as
long
as
the
shutter
release
button
is
depressed.
The
shutter
speed
LCD
inside
the
viewfinder
indicates
"B”.
Bulb
cannot
be
used
when
the
aperture
ring
of
an
A
lens
is
set
at
A
(Auto).
Should
the
"B"
be
set
on
the
shutter
dial,
the
"E"
(error)
indication
flickers
as
a
warning
on
the
shutter
speed
LCD.
Time
Exposures
For
time
exposures
use
Pentax
Cable
Release
Type
30
or
50
with
the
shutter
dial
set
at
"B.”
•
50
53
55
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Exposure Modes
6
Easy Steps
10
Inserting Batteries
14
Using Batteries Correctly
16
Grip Super a
17
Strap and Case
18
Lens Mounting
19
Film Wind Lever
20
Shutter Dial, Shutter Release Button and Release Button Lock
21
Setting Film Speed, Memo Holder/Grip
23
Film Loading
24
Viewfinder Displays
26
Focusing
29
Holding the Camera
30
Unloading the Film
31
Pentax "A" Lens
32
Shutter Dial. Manual Shutter Speed Select Button
33
Warning Indication for each Exposure Mode
34
Selecting the Programmed AE Mode
36
Selecting the Aperture-Priority AE Mode
38
Selecting the Metered Manual Mode
40
Using Pentax Dedicated Auto Flash Units
42
Selecting the Programmed Auto Flash Mode
44
Programmed AE Diagram, Shutter/Aperture Coupling Range. Meter Coupling Range
46
Exposure Compensation
48
Depth-Of-Field
50
Depth-Of-Field Preview
52
Tripod, B (Bulb) and Time Exposures
54
Self-Timer
55
Use of Non-Dedicated Flash Units
56
Diopter Adjustment, Changing Back Cover
57
Infrared Index Mark
58
Using Screw-Mount Takumar Lenses
59
How to Use Various Accessories
60
Camera Maintenance
64
Resistance to Temperature Extremes and
65
Specifications
66
Warranty Policy
68
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Pentax Program Plus Specifications
General
Lens mount
Pentax K mount
ISO range
25 - 1600
Film advance
Manual
Camera type
SLR
Exposure modes
Program, Manual
Metering
TTL, center-weighted
Flash
Hot shoe
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