Pentax IQZoom 130M User manual

PENTAX*

V^am

switch

and

LCD

window's

displays

STi9

il:

'—

„

i?5a»j

Main

switch;

operate

the

camera,

turn

this

switch

setting

shown

above.

MacroTocus-set

button;

When

shooting

the

macro

mode,

align

the

main

switch

with

the

jCr

mark

while

pushing

this

macro-focus-set

button.

Battery

mark;

This

mark

lights

when

the

battery

gets

weak,

Cartridge

mark:

When

film

loaded

into

the

camera

and

the

back

cover

closed,

this

mark

appears,

and

also

flickers

when

the

film

rewinding

completed.

Film-transport

mark:

This

indicates

the

film

being

wound

rewound.

Exposure

counter;

This

indicates

how

many

pictures

were

taken.

CAUTIONS

•

This

camera

powered

one

lithium

battery

(BR-P2

DL-223A),

four

"AAA^'

size

alkaline

batteries.

The

Ni-Cd

battery

not

compatible.

•

The

lens

protector

automatically

opens

closes

turning

the

main

switch

off.

not

open

manually.

•

When

film

not

the

camera,

flash

does

not

fire,

nor

does

the

cartridge

mark

appear

the

LCD

window,

nor

does

the

macro

function

work.

The

shutter

cannot

released

when:

•

the

battery

not

the

camera

;

incorrectly

inserted

the

chamber,

exhausted.

•

the

main

switch

off.

•

you

shoot

subjct

than

one

meter

(3.3

ft.)

away,

with

the

lens

set

the

macro

mode.

•

the

lens

the

zooming

action.

•

the

flash

being

charged,

the

recycle

time

becomes

much

longer

than

usual.

•

the

film

being

rewound,

and

the

film

rewind

has

just

been

completed.

Main

switch

Shutter-release

button

Light-sensor

window

Self-timer

lamp

Self-timer

button

Daylight-sync

button

Exposure-compensatior

button

Zoom

lens

Grip

Thank

you

very

much

for

choosing

the

world's

first

fully

automatic

35mm

leaf-shutter

camera

integrate

macro-

to-telephoto

power

zoom,

zoom

finder

and

zoom

flash.

The

camera's

auto-focus,

auto-exposure,

auto-film-speed-setting,

auto-film-loading,

auto-winding,

auto¬

rewinding

and

auto-flash

controls

will

certainly

help

you

enjoy

fine

photo¬

graphy

with

memorable

results

just

easily

and

flawlessly.

Moreover,

you

own

the

DATE

model,

you

will

always

able

remember

when

you

took

all

the

pictures.

Needless

say,

your

camera

so¬

phisticated,

precision

instrument

built

give

long-lasting,

reliable

service,

and

vvill

serve

you

well

you

treat

right,

with

proper

handling

and

reasonable

care.

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

familiarize

yourself

with

all

the

features

and

functions

has

offer.

CONTENTS

Battery

insertion

and

check

Film.

film

Camera

holding...

Operating

70mm

Zoom

lens.

Taking

general

pictures

Unloading

film.

Effective

picture-taking

range.

Taking

close-up

pictures

(Macro

shooting)

Flash

photography.

Focus-lock

shooting.

Exposure

compensation.

Self-timer.

Zoom

DATE

...

Strap

and

soft

case.

Battery

Taking

care

your

camera.

Specifications

...

Warranty

policy

...

2-3

...

5-7

10-11

14-15

•

16-17

.18-19

.20

.21

•22-25

.26

.27

•28-29

•30-31

.32

BATTERY

INSERTION

AND

CHECK

This

camera

powered

one

lithium

battery

pack

(Panasonic/Natlonal

BR-P2,

CR-P2p

Duracell

DL-223A),

four

''AAA"-size

alkaline

batteries.

•

Manganese

batteries

can

also

used,

but

they

have

far

less

power

than

the

lithium

alkaline

batteries.

Open

the

battery-chamber

cover

pushing

and

raising

the

direction

the

arrow.

insert

the

lithium

battery,

open

the

inside

cover

well.

Insert

the

lithium

battery

pack

into

the

chamber

correctly

indicated

the

inside

cover,

and

the

two

covers.

When

using

alkaline

batteries,

first

fold

down

the

alkaline

battery

guide

plate

and

insert

the

batteries

through

the

guide's

holes

making

sure

the

(+)

and

(—)

sides

are

correctly

placed

indicated

the

guide

plate.

not

remove

the

plastic

tabs/ears

each

battery

guide

hole

they

keep

the

batteries

securely

place.

Battery

check

you

turn

the

main

switch

on,

the

lens

slightly

extends,

and

the

lens

protector

opens.

they

not,

the

battery

exhausted,

not

properly

loaded.

not

remove

the

battery

from

the

carh-

era

which

operating;

otherwise

may

malfunction.

Battery

replacement

the

battery

mark

the

LCD

window

lit

while

you

are

operating

the

main

switch,

the

zoom

lever,

the

shutter-release

button,

the

battery

becoming

exhausted,

and

should

replaced

with

new

one.

When

the

battery

power

getting

low,

reaching

the

limit

use,

the

battery

mark

lit

up,

then

flickers,

and

the

shutter

cannot

released.

When

the

battery

completely

exhausted

the

battery

mark

does

not

even

appear.

FILM

•

non-DX

film

loaded

mistake,

the

film

speed

automatically

set

ISO

100,

matter

what

the

film

speed

is.

•

When

high-speed

film

with

ISO

rating

over

1600

loaded

into

the

camera,

the

film

speed

automatically

set

1600.

•

Special

films

35mm

Instant

Reversal

Film

cannot

used.

•

wide-angle

picture

taken

very

bright

place

outdoors

using

high-speed

film,

tends

overexposed.

Use

such

film

indoors

dark

place.

This

camera

designed

use

DX-coded

film

with

ISO

rating

from

1600,

and

when

such

film

loaded,

its

film

speed

automatically

set

the

camera.

FILM

Always

load

unload

film

shady

spot,

shield

the

camera

and

film

from

direct

sunlight

with

your

body.

Open

the

back

cover

sliding

the

back

cover

release

lever

the

direction

the

arrow.

illustrated,

place

the

film

cartridge

the

film

chamber

first

fitting

its

flat

side

the

top

the

rewind

shaft.

•

Take

care

not

put

dust,

stains

scratches

the

lens

while

the

film.

Always

keep

the

DX-Information

pins

free

from

scratches,

dirt

dust.

^11

the

film

leader

out

far

enough

reach

the

•

Make

sure

the

film

taut

shown

above;

er.

slack,

may

not

loaded

properly.

•

Align

the

end

the

film

leader

with

the

film

leader

end

mark.

•

Make

sure

the

film

perforations

engage

the

sprocket

teeth

properly.

•

Also

make

sure

the

film

properly

placed

between

the

guide

rails.

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