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Ricoh SHOTMASTER AF SUPER User Manual

Ricoh SHOTMASTER AF SUPER
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Ricoh Shotmaster
AF Super
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CONTENTS
Locating the controls 3
Using the strap 5
Inserting the battery 6
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Ricoh SHOTMASTER AF SUPER Specifications

Power IconPower
power source1 lithium battery, CR-P2DP (6 volts)
interval between flashesAbout 2 sec.
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
dimensions121 mm (W) x 67 mm (H) x 44 mm (D)
weight220 g (without battery)

Summary

Inserting the Battery

Opening the Lens Shield

Checking the Battery

Loading the Film

Setting the Film Speed

Holding Your Camera

Viewfinder Information

Auto-Focus Shooting

Pre-Focus Shooting

Rewinding the Film

Flash Photography

Using the Self-Timer

The Feature Mode

Using the Panorama Mode

Shoot landscapes or long-distance objects for sharper images. Lens focuses at infinity.

Using the Night Photography Mode

Using the TV Mode

Using the Continuous Shooting Mode

Using the Interval Mode

Using the Multiple Exposure (M.E) Mode

Remote Control Socket

Proper Care of Your Camera

Major Specifications

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