Pentax Pino 35M User manual

PENTAX

Rw35M

DESCRIPTION

Rewind

button

Shutter

release

.Film

drive

confirmation

window

lash

ready

light

Low

light

warning

lamp

Flash

Viewfinder

.Sprocket

19.

Take-up

drum

Film

pressure

plate

Flash

switch

2.Lens

Rewind

shaft

Film

chamber

Battery

12-Back

cover

compartment

release

latch

Back

cover

Lens

cover

button

Film

speed

setting

lever

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

coated

glass

3-elements

Shutter:

/125

sec.

behind-the-lens

Film

speeds.

ISO

100/200,

400,

1000

Built-in

flesh;

two

size

batteries

Film

loading:

Easy

film

Film

zTo^ms

wi“hou7battS^^

Focusing:

Flash-ln-Focus

system

Dimensions:

133

Weight;

about

INTRODUCTION

You

now

possess

one

the

most

unique

cameras

its

type

the

world

market

today.

incorporates

the

ingenious

FLASH-IN-FOCUS

SYSTEM

which

enables

you

take

clear,

sharp

pictures

from

1.2

meter

infinity

and

simple

use.

All

you

have

aim

and

shoot.

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

(Fig.

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

(4)

pushing

towards

the

arrow

and

pulling

up.

Insert

two

batteries

into

the

compartment

observing

correct

polarity

indicated

inside

the

battery

compartment.

NOTE:

USE

ONLY

ALKALINE

BATTERIES.

CHAN¬

NEW

BATTERIES

WHEN

THEY

BECOME

WEAK

WHEN

THE

MOTOR

DOES

NOT

FUNCTION

DURING

WINDING.

REMOVE

BATTERIES

WHEN

THE

CAMERA

NOT

USED

FOR

EX¬

TENDED

PERIOD

TIME.

FILM

(Fig.4-6)

Pull

down

the

back

cover

release

latch

(12)

and

swing

open

the

back

cover.

Insert

the

film

cassette

into

the

film

chamber

(11).

not

force

in.

the

cassette

does

not

fit

easily,

turn

the

rewind

shaft

(141

slightly

that

engages

with

the

film

cassette

spool.

Put

the

film

leader

over

the

take-up

drum

the

tip

the

leader

aligns

with

the

arrow

mark

the

top

and

bottom

the

drum

(19)

and

the

back

cover.

Open

the

lens

cover

sliding

the

lens

cover

button

(3)

towards

the

arrow.

Depress

the

shutter

release

button

(1).

The

film

will

advance

automatically.

Repeat

until

the

figure

"1"

appears

the

filmxounter

window

(9).

The

film

now

position

for

the

first

picture.

FILM

SPEED

SETTING

(Fig.

This

camera

accepts

films

with

speeds

ISO

100/200,

400,

1000.

Slide

the

film

speed

setting

lever

(5)

the

speed

the

film

use.

FILM

DRIVE

CONFIRMATION

(Fig.

The

film

drive

confirmation

window

(8)

has

disc

inside

which

will

rotate

show

you

that

film

loaded

and

^vancing

properly.

However

please

remember

that

the

film

inside

the

new

film

cassette

may

loaded

somewhat

loosely,

and

the

disc

may

not

rotate

until

the

slack

has

been

taken

up.

The

disc

should

begin

rotate

after

few

exposures.

COMPOSE

YOUR

PICTURE

(Fig.

Look

through

the

viewfinder

(17)

and

compose

your

picture.

Keep

least

1.2

meters

(about

ft)

from

your

subject

and

have

the

sun

behind

you.

Hold

the

camera

firmly

with

both

hands

prevent

camera

shake.

FLASH

PHOTOGRAPHY

(Fig

10-12)

When

you

take

indoor

pictures,

outdoor

pictures

poor

lighting

conditions,

the

low

light

warning

lamp

(16)

will

glow

when

shutter

button

depressed

half¬

way,

this

case,

set

the

flash

switch

(6)

"ON".

When

the

flash

charged

enough

take

picture

the

flash

ready

li^t

(15)

will

glow.

The

main

subject

should

within

the

following

range

from

the

camera:

approx.

1.2

meters.

AUTOMATIC

REWIND

UNLOADING

CAMERA

(Fig.

13,14.15)

When

you

finish

the

last

exposure

the

film

and

when

the

motor

does

not

function

when

the

shutter

button

depressed,

push

the

rewind

button

(10)

towards

the

arrow

and

even

when

the

counter

returns

"S'*

keep

the

rewind

button

pushed

for

few

seconds.

NOTE;

Rewind

button

must

kept

pushed

while

rewinding.

When

the

film

has

been

rewound

into

its

film

cassette,

open

the

back

cover

and

take

out

the

film

cassette

and

send

for

processing

without

delay.

The

film

counter

automatically

reverts

the

starting

point

(marked

"S").

FLASH-IN-FOCUS

SYSTEM

Most

popular

cameras

are

the

fixed

focus

type

which

relatively

simple

use

but

subjects

and

far

distances

will

out

focus.

The

zone

focus

system

eliminates

this

drawback

but

many

cases

the

user

mis-handles

the

camera

taking

far

distance

subject

with

the

lens

set

near

distance

vice

versa.

The

FLASH-IN-FOCUS

SYSTEM

incorporates

the

good

features

both

systems

and

eliminates

the

drawbacks.

Now

with

the

FLASH-IN-FOCUS

SYSTEM,

for

normal

photography,

subjects

from

1.2

meters

(about

ft)

infinity

are

sharp

focus

and

for

near

distances

which

are

limited

flash

photography

automatically

moves

the

focus

point

that

subjects

from

1.2

meter

meters

are

focus.

The

focus

point

changed

inter¬

nally

very

unique

optical

system.

WARNING:

avoid

any

risk

electrical

shock,

not

attempt

take

the

camera

apart.

Because

continually

strive

improve

our

products

may

change

specifications

without

notice.

WARRANTY

POLICY

All

Pentax

cameras

purchased

through

authorized

bona

fide

photographic

distribution

channels

are

guaranteed

against

defects

material

workmanship

for

period

twelve

months

from

date

purchase.

Service

will

rendered

and

defective

parts

will

replaced

without

cost

you

within

that

period,

provided

the

equipment

has

not

been

abused,

altered,

operated

contrary

instruction.

Because

the

tolerances,

quality,

and

design

compatibility

lenses

other

than

Pentax

lenses

are

beyond

our

control,

damage

caused

use

such

lenses

will

not

covered

this

warranty

policy.

The

manufacturer

its

authorized

representatives

shall

not

liable

for

any

repair

alterations

except

those

made

with

its

written

consent

and

shall

not

liable

for

damages

from

delay

loss

use

from

other

indirect

consequential

damages

any

kind,

whether

caused

defective

material

workmanship

otherwise;

and

expressly

agreed

that

the

liability

the

manufacturer

its

representatives

under

all

guarantees

warranties,

whether

expressed

implied,

strictly

limited

the

replacement

parts

hereinbefore

provided.

Procpdure

During

month

Warranty

Period

Any

Pentax

which

proves

defective

during

the

'12-month

warranty

period

should

returned

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

the

equipment

the

manufacturer.

there

representative

the

manufacturer

your

country,

send

the

equipment

the

manufacturer,

with

postage

prepaid.

this

case,

will

take

considerable

length

time

before

the

equipment

can

returned

you

owing

the

complicated

customs

procedures

required

Japan

importing

and

re-exporting

photographic

equipment.

the

equipment

covered

warranty,

repairs

will

made

and

parts

replaced

free

charge,

and

the

equipment

will

returned

you

upon

completion

servicing.

the

equipment

not

covered

warranty,

regular

charges

the

manufacturer

its

representatives

will

apply.

Shipping

charges

are

borne

the

owner.

your

Pentax

was

purchased

outside

the

country

where

you

wish

have

serviced

during

the

warranty

period,

regular

handling

and

servicing

fees

may

charged

the

manufacturer's

representatives

that

country.

Notwithstanding

this.

your

Pentax

returned

the

manufacturer

will.be

serviced

free

charge

according

this

procedure

and

warranty

policy.

any

case,

however,

shipping

charges

and

customs

clearance

fees

are

borne

the

sender.

prove

the

date

your

purchase

when

required,

please

keep

the

receipts

bills

covering

the

purchase

your

equipment

for

least

year.

Before

sending

your

equipment

for

servicing,

please

make

sure

that

you

are

sending

the

manufacturer's

authorized

representatives

their

accredited

repair

shops,

unless

you

are

sending

directly

the

manufacturer.

Always

obtain

quotation

the

service

charge,

and

only

after

you

the

quoted

service

charge,

instruct

the

service

station

proceed

with

the

servicing.

This

warranty

policy

does

not

apply

Pentax

products

purchased

the

U.S.A.,

U.K.,

Canada.

The

local

warranty

policies

available

from

Pentax

distributors

those

countries

supersede

this

warranty

policy.

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