Pentax Zoom 90 - Page 19

B Press the shutter release button all the way down, and
the shutter is released.
Then, the film automatically advances to the next
frame.
Notes:
• When the shutter is released, the self-timer lamp glows
momentarily to indicate that a shot has been taken.
• When the green lamp flickers, the macro mark (©) on
the LCD panel also flickers to recommend use of macro
settings.
• The shutter cannot be released while the lens is
zooming.
★ When taking pictures In the dark, the flash auto¬
matically fires.
When the shutter release button is lightly pressed in
dark lighting, the red lamp glows, indicating that flash is
ready to fire. A flickering red lamp means the flash is
being charged.
Therefore, make sure the red lamp glows before
shooting.
Flash-effective ranges (Nega-color film used)
Lens ISO
50
100
400
1600
38mm(444l
1 ~ 3.5 m
1 ~ 5 m
1 —10 m
1 —18 m*
90mm { ♦ )
1 ~ 2.1 m
1 ~3m
1 ~ 5.9 m
1 -10 m
Macro ( © )
0.6 -1 m
0.6-1 m
0.6 -1 m
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* Because of high film speed, overexposure may occur at
close range.
Amount of film that can be shot with new batteries:
Approximately 30 rolls of 24-exposure film when the flash
is used for 50% of shooting. (This is in accordance with
Pentax testing conditions, using CR-123A batteries.)