Pentax Zoom 90 User manual

PENTAX

OPERATING

MANUAL

Frame

your

subject

and

operate

the

zooming

lever

determine

the

composition

(see

page

5).

Focus

your

subject

(see

page

12).

Press

the

shutter

release

button.

dark

conditions,

the

flash

fires

automatically.

When

the

film

reaches

its

end.

the

camera

automati¬

cally

rewinds

the

film

(see

page

16).

Welcome

the

world

Pentax

zoom

compact

photography!

Your

compact,

lightweight

camera

great

companion

preserve

your

favorite

memories

anywhere

any

time.

Its

built-in

—

zoom

lens

gives

you

the

freedom

frame

e^rything

from

breathtaking

landscapes

family

portraits,

even

detailed

close-ups.

Built-in

auto

flash

helps

you

capture

subject

dimly-lit

night

indoor

scene

with

clarity

and

brilliance,

and

functions

fill-in

flash

for

daylight

flash-sync

photography.

Since

most

the

operations

—

including

film

loading,

film

speed

setting,

winding/rewinding,

focus

and

exposure

control

—

are

automatic,

you

can

take

great

pictures

with

little

effort.

The

DATE

model

makes

easy

remember

when

you

take

pictures.

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

before

operating

the

camera

learn

how

take

consistently

superior

pictures.

Names

the

camera’s

working

parts

are

listed

the

front

and

back

flaps

this

manual.

Keep

the

flaps

unfolded

for

quick

reference

while

you

read.

Built-in

flash

Viewfinder

window

Autofocus

window

Mam

switch

Shutter

release

button

Macro

button

Strap

lugs

Self-timer

lamp

Light-sensor

window

Zoom

lens

Zooming

lever

LCD

panel

Drive

button

Mode

button

Mode/drive

clear

button

(Green)

lamp

Back

cover

release

lever

Release

socket

Auxiliary

rewind

button

Battery

chamber

cover

fixing

screw

Battery

chamber

cover

©Film

information

window

©Tripod

socket

Back

cover

©Viewfinder

eyepiece

©Flash

(Red)

lamp

PRECAUTIONS

BATTERIES

•

Use

lithium

CR-123A

DL'123A

batteries.

•

Keep

the

batteries

out

the

reach

childreri.

•

The

misuse

batteries

causes

hazards

such

leak¬

age,

heating,

explosions,

etc.

Batteries

should

inserted

with

the

(

)

(

)

sides

facing

the

correct

direction.

•

prevent

explosion,

never

try

break

recharge

the

batteries,

throw

exhausted

ones

into

fire.

•

Battery

performance

may

temporarily

decrease

low

temperatures,

but

will

recover

normal

temperature.

•

Keep

spare

batteries

hand

for

convenience

when

shooting

outdoors

traveling.

•

When

the

camera

bag,

make

sure

the

main

switch

off;

otherwise,

battery

power

may

wasted

with

the

accidental

push

the

shutter

release

button.

LCD

(Liquid-crystal

display)

•

When

the

LCD

exposed

high

temperature

about

60°C,

may

blacken,

but

when

the

temperature

falls,

will

return

normal.

•

The

LCD

may

also

slow

down

response

lower

temperatures,

but

this

LCD

characteristic,

not

defect.

Battery

life

(with

24-exposure

film)

Normal

photography

Approx.

125

rolls

When

normal

photography

and

flash

photography

are

alternately

performed

Approx.

rolls

(CR-123A

battery

used;

based

our

own

test

conditions)

OPERATIONS

MAJOR

FUNCTIONS

•

Names

working

parts

Flaps

•

Outline

basic

operations.Inside

cover

PRESHOOTING

PREPARATIONS

Strap

and

soft

case.®

Main

switch

and

battery

check

.®

How

hold

the

camera

.®

Operating

—

zoom

lens

.®

BASIC

OPERATIONS

Usable

film

.®

Film

.®

Viewfinder

displays

and

shooting

ranges

.®

Green/red

lamps

.®

Ordinary

photography

.®

Taking

pictures

.®

Focus-lock

shooting

.®

Unloading

film

.®

Taking

macro

pictures

.®

How

select

modes

Flash-On

(forced

emission)

Flash-Off

(flash

override)

.®

Exposure

Compensation

Bulb,

Bulb-Synchro

and

Bulb-Timer.@

Consecutive

Shooting

Self-Timer

Dual-Frame

Self-Timer

Multi-Exposure

Interval

Shooting

Combination

chart

exposure

and

shooting

systems

•

DATE

model

.®

•

Battery

exhaustion

warning

•

Replacing

batteries

.®

•

Taking

care

your

camera.

•

Troubleshooting

•

Specifications

.®

•

Warranty

policy

.®

•

Precautions

batteries

.®

Soft

case

(optional)

Strap

When

putting

the

camera

into

Fit

the

strap

the

camera

illustrated.

the

soft

case,

sure

turn

Use

the

clamp’s

protrusion

0as

screwdriver

open

the

main

switch

off

(

I-

the

battery

chamber

cover.

the

DATE

model,

use

protrusion

0to

press

the

SELECT

and

ADJUST

buttons.

Main

switch

(

The

power

on,

and

the

camera

ready

for

setting

and

shooting.

Off

(

)

The

power

off,

and

the

camera

not

use.

Caution;

The

lens

cover

automatically

opens

when

the

main

switch

(

and

closes

when

the

main

switch

off

)•

Never

attempt

open

the

lens

cover

hand.

Battery

check

After

you

turn

the

main

switch

(

the

lens

slightly

extends

and

the

lens

protector

opens.

Then

you

can

shoot.

Notes:

•

you

have

DATE

model,

not

repnove

the

batteries

until

they

are

exhausted,

since

they

are

used

keep

constant

track

time

for

the

date

function.

•

Refer

page

for

directions

oil

battery

insertion.

When

shooting,

hold

the

camera

securely

with

both

hands.

Keep

the

camera

still

possible,

and

gently

press

the

shutter

release

button.

(If

pressed

forcefully,

the

camera

likely

shake,

and

the

picture

will

blurred.)

Try

brace

your

elbows

against

your

body,

support

yourself

and

the

camera

against

stable,

stationary

object,

such

wall.

When

using

flash

with

the

camera

vertically

positioned,

hold

the

camera

that

the

flash

above

the

lens.

Caution:

not

hold

the

zoom

lens

because

moves

back

and

forth

when

zooming.

Note:

•

not

place

your

fingers

hair

the

lens,

autofocus

window,

sensor

window,

flash,

etc.

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