Pentax IQZoom 60 User manual

OPERATING

MANUAL

CONTENTS

Welcome

the

world

Pentax

zoom

compact

photography!

Your

compact,

lightweight

camera

great

companion

take

along

anytime,

anywhere

pre¬

serve

the

best

your

memories.

With

the

built-in

60mm

zoom

lens,

gives

you

freedom

frame

image

the

way

you

from

breath-taking

land¬

scape

family

portrait,

and

even

detailed

close-up.

And

the

built-in

auto

flash

helps

you

capture

night

and

indoor

scenes

with

clarity

and

brilliance.

Since

most

the

operations

from

film

han¬

dling

focus

and

exposure

controls

—

are

automatic,

you

can

have

great

pic¬

tures

without

the

work.

Before

you

start

using

the

camera,

read

this

operating

manual

very

carefully

learn

how

take

flawless

pictures

all

the

time.

Battery

insertion

and

check

Film.

Film

Viewfinder

indications

and

shooting

ranges

Green/red

lamps

and

mode

switch

button

Operating

60mm

zoom

lens

Taking

ordinary

pictures

Flash

photography

Unloading

film.

Taking

macro

Iclose-up)

pictures

Focus-lock

shooting

(FL).

Fitting

strap;

soft

case

Battery

DATE

model.

Taking

care

your

camera

How

hold

camera

Specifications

Warranty

policy

•

MAIN

SWITCH,

MODE

SWITCH

BUTTON

AND

LCD

PANEL'S

DISPLAYS

Main

switch:

For

the

ordinary

shooting,

set

[

and

[

for

the

macro

shooting.

Mode

switch

button:

For

switching

the

flash

the

ordinary-shooting

(also

auto-flash)

daylight-sync

flash

mode.

Exposure

counter/Focal-length

indication.

Indicates

the

number

the

frames

exposed

and

the

focal

length

the

lens

use.

Macro

mark:

Indicates

you

are

taking

close-

picture.

Ordinary-shooting

mark:

Indicates

the

camera

set

the

ordinary-shooting

mode

which

the

flash

automatically

fires

when

the

subject

dark.

Daylight-sync

mark:

Indicates

that

the

flash

fires

automatically

regardless

the

subject's

brightness.

Film-transport

mark:

Indicates

the

film

advancing

being

rewound.

Cartridge

mark:

Indicates

the

film

loaded.

Battery

mark:

Indicates

how

good

the

battery

NAMES

WORKING

PARTS

Shutter-release

button

Zoom

button

Autofocus

window

Viewfinder

window

Built-in

flash

Light-sensor

window

Zoom

lens

Grip

Red

lamp

Green

lamp

Viewfinder

eyepiece

LCD

panel

Mode

switch

button

Main

switch

Strap

lug

Film

information

window

Battery

chamber

cover

Back

cover

Back-cover-release

lever

BATTERY

INSERTION

AND

CHECK

Inserting

the

battery

•

Before

doing

this,

make

sure

the

film

not

loaded

the

camera,

and

that

the

main

switch

turned

off.

Open

the

battery-chamber

cover

sliding

the

direction

the

arrow.

Insert

any

one

the

following

lithium

batteries

into

the

chamber

with

its

contact

side

down.

the

cover

sliding

back

place

while

pressing

it.

Duracell

DL-223A,

Panasonic/National

CR-P2

Battery

check

When

the

battery

mark

[«]

appears

the

LCD

panel

you

turn

the

main

switch

setting

[

the

batteri

alive.

•

you

set

the

main

switch

[

the

lens

cover

automatically

opens

and

the

lens

extends

slightly.

•

The

lens

cover

also

automatically

closes

you

set

the

switch

(

not

open

manually.

Battery

capacity

d=|

indicates

the

battery

alive.

indicates

the

battery

voltage

going

down.

indicates

the

battery

dead,

(flickering)

Replacing

the

battery

Before

shooting,

sure

check

which

battery

mark

appears

the

LCD

panel.

When

the

(4)

mark

appears,

you

must

replace

the

battery

immediately,

but

even

when

the

mark

appears,

you

had

better

replace

soon

possible.

Since

the

data-imprinting

unit

also

powered

this

battery,

not

fail

adjust

the

data-display

after

replacing

the

battery.

When

the

battery

exhausted

Since

the

data-recording

unit

and

the

exposure

counter

work

properly

even

the

battery

exhausted,

not

remove

the

battery

from

the

camera

until

you

replace

with

new

one.

you

replace

the

battery

during

shooting,

about

four

frames

the

film

may

wound

and

the

exposure

counter

may

return

the

first

frame.

Also,

the

date

display

may

change

[07

/].

Should

these

happen,

adjust

them

before

you

start

shooting.

The

shutter

cannot

released

the

following

cases:

•

When

the

battery

not

loaded,

when

exhausted,

when

not

properly

loaded.

•

When

the

main

switch

off.

•

When

the

camera-to-subject

distance

less

than

one

meter

(3.3

ft.)

the

ordinary

shooting

•

When

the

flash

being

charged,

and

when

the

flash's

recycle

time

gets

extremely

long.

FILM

This

camera

designed

use

DX-coded

film

with

ISO

rating

from

1600,

and

when

such

film

loaded,

its

film

speed

automatically

set

the

camera.

•

When

buying

film,

make

sure

the

package

bears

the

"DX"

mark

that

the

cartridge

has

DX-information

panel.

•

non-DX

film

loaded

mistake,

the

film

speed

automatically

set

ISO

100,

matter

what

the

film

speed

is.

•

Use

high-speed

film

with

ISO

rating

1000,

1600,

etc.

for

shooting

indoors

dimly-lit

place.

FILM

Open

the

back

cover

sliding

the

back

cover

release

lever

the

direction

the

arrow.

{Turn

the

main

switch

off.)

Place

the

film

cartridge

into

the

film

chamber

first

fitting

its

flat

side

the

top

the

rewind

shaft.

•

sure

load

unload

the

film

shady

spot,

shield

the

camera

and

film

from

direct

sunlight

with

your

body.

While

doing

this,

take

care

not

put

dust,

stains,

etc.

the

lens.

S&Do

not

bend

these

DX-information

pins,

and

keep

them

free

from

dirt,

dust

scratches.

Pull

the

film

leader

out

far

enough

reach

the

film

rollerO

Align

the

tip

with

the

film

leader

end

mark©.

•

Make

sure

the

film

perforations

properly

engage

the

sprocket

teeth©

•

Also

make

sure

the

film

properly

placed

between

the

guide

rails

•

Make

sure

the

film

taut

illustrated.

there

any

slack

left

the

film,

take

pushing

the

film

back

into

the

cartridge.

•

the

film

leader

end

extremely

bent,

straighten

cut

off

the

bent

portion.

Other manuals for IQZoom 60

This manual suits for next models

Table of contents

Other Pentax Digital Camera manuals

Pentax

Pentax PC35AF User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio WG-1 GPS Gray User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio S6 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio I-10 User manual

Pentax

Pentax OPTIO M10 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax Spotmatic User manual

Pentax

Pentax SP1000 User manual

Pentax

Pentax OPTIO S4 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio S55 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax ZX-50 User manual

Pentax

Pentax EI-200 User manual

Pentax

Pentax PC-500 DATE User manual

Pentax

Pentax PC-555 DATE User manual

Pentax

Pentax 19156 User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio T10 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax OPTIO M90 User manual

Pentax

Pentax K10D - Digital Camera SLR User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio W30 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax S45 Instruction manual

Pentax

Pentax 750Z - Optio Digital Camera User manual

Pentax

Pentax MG2E60-BLK - Optio E60 10.1MP Digital Camera User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio P70 User manual

Pentax

Pentax K-r User manual

Pentax

Pentax Optio S4i - Optio S4i 4MP Digital Camera Instruction manual

Popular Digital Camera manuals by other brands

Mercury

Mercury 350K user manual

Sanyo

Sanyo VPC-S1085 instruction manual

GE SMART A1255 user manual

Point Grey

Point Grey Gazelle Getting started

Nikon

Nikon COOLPIX A Reference manual

BlazeVideo

BlazeVideo A280 instruction manual

Sony

Sony MCA-20 manual

Sony

Sony Alpha DSLR-A290 instruction manual

ATIK Cameras

ATIK Cameras One user manual

CohuHD Costar

CohuHD Costar 3930 Series Installation and operation manual

Leica

Leica M10-R quick start guide

FujiFilm

FujiFilm FinePix A700 owner's manual

Lorex

Lorex LNZ81P25 Series quick start guide

GE J1470S user manual

Sony

Sony A6700 Startup guide

Canon

Canon EOS ELAN7 instructions

Nikon

Nikon Coolpix 100 user manual

Samsung

Samsung SCC-C4253 user manual