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  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 1
    to preserve your favorite memories. • Please read this manual carefully before operating the camera to ensure you understand the features and capabilities of this camera. • Please read the Pentax User's Safety Guide before using the camera for safe operation. • The illustrations used in this
  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 2
    button 0 Back cover release lever 2 STRAP ATTACHMENT Fit the strap on the camera as illustrated. ' Protrusion • can be used for pushing the mid-roll rewind button and the date button. INSTALLING A BATTERY Insert the battery with the plus (+) side up in accordance with the indication label in the
  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 3
    of the roll. 8 Unload the film after confirm "0" blinks on the LCD panel. • When the lens protector is opened, the lens slightly extends. • When the camera is left unused for 3 minutes with the power on, the zoom lens automatically retracts to 38 mm to prevent it from damage. • When the
  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 4
    Note: • 'M' above the digit indicates 'Month'. • When the battery cover is opened or a new battery is installed, the time is set to 0:00 and no inprinting mode subject within this frame. ©Close distance compensation frame When the camera-to-subject distance is less than 1.4 m, compose your subject
  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 5
    the mid-roll rewind button ( ) with the protruding part 0 of the strap clamp. Check that "0" is blinking before removing the film from the camera. la TAKING PICTURES WITH VARIOUS EXPOSURE MODES 10-1. EXPOSURE MODES Open the lens protector and press the AF/Selltimer button (6 AF ) to select exposure
  • Pentax 140V | Espio 140V Manual - Page 6
    2. While holding the shutter release button halfway down and then re-aim the camera to your desired compose, then press the shutter release button fully to take and. if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
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CE
Mark
is
a
Directive
conformity
mark
of
the
European
Community.
Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
the
PENTAX
ESPI0140V/140V
DATE
and
welcome
to
the
world
of
Pentax
zoom
compact
photography!
Your
compact,
light
weight
camera
is
a
great
companion
to
preserve
your
favorite
memories.
•
Please
read
this
manual
carefully
before
operating
the
camera
to
ensure
you
understand
the
features
and
capabilities
of
this
camera.
•
Please
read
the
Pentax
User's
Safety
Guide
before
using
the
camera
for
safe
operation.
•
The
illustrations
used
in
this
manual
may
differ
from
the
camera's
actual
appearance.
•
Illustrations
in
this
operating
manual
are
for
the
DATE
model.
PENTAX
SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE
,:
35
mm
fully
automatic
lens
-shutter
with
built-in
zoom
lens
and
auto
fl
ash
Film:
Auto
film
speed
setting
with
35
mm
perforated
DX
-
coded
Film
with
ISO
rating
from
25-3200
(1EVstep),
Non
-DX
coded
films
are
set
to
ISO
25
Format:
24
x36
mm
Film
loading:
Auto
film
loading.
Closing
the
back
cover
will
automatically
wind
the
film
to
first
frame.
Film
winding:
Auto
film
winding.
Film
rewinding:
Auto
film
rewinding
at
the
end
of
roll.
Auto
stop
upon
completion
of
rewinding.
Rewinding
time:
approx.
25
sec.
with
24
-exposure
film.
Rewinding
in
mid
-roll
provided.
Frame
number:
Automatic
readout
of
successive
frame
numbers
in
ascending
order
when
shooting,
and
descending
order
when
rewinding.
External
Display:
LCD
(Liquid
Crystal
Display)
Lens:
38-14Omm
1/5.8-11.8,
8
elements
in
6
groups,
Angle
of
view:
59*
-17.5"
Focusing
system:
Pentax
phase
-matching
passive
5
point
autofocus.
Landscape
mode,
Spot
AF,
AF
illuminator,
Focus
lock,
Autofocusing
range:
0.8m
(2.62ft)
-
oo
at
Wide-
angle
and
1.15
m
(3.77
ft)
—
<=>
at
Telephoto
Macro
zoom
mode
Maximum
magnification:
approx.
0.12
x
(Equivalent
to
.
A4
size)
Zooming:
Electronic
zoom
Shutter:
Programmed
AE
electronic
shutter
with
speed
approx.
1/360-2
sec.
Electromagnetic
release.
Self
-timer:
LED
lamp
indication.
Delay
time
approx.
10
sec.
Cancellation
after
activation
is
possible.
Viewfinder:
Actual
image
zoom
viewfinder.
80%
field
of
view.
Magnification:
0.44
x
(WIDE)
-
1.49
x
(TELE)
Diopter
adjustment
range:
-3m
'—
+1m
'
(per
meter)
Frame:
Autofocus
frame,
Picture
frame,
Close
distance
compensation
frame
Green
lamp
ht:
in
-focus,
Green
light
blinks:
out
of
focus
or
hard-to-autofocus
subiect.
Red
lamp
lit:
Flash
is
charged,
Red
lamp
blinks:Flash
is
charging.
Exposure
control:
Programmed
AE
control
(AE
compensation
in
a
back
light
situation)
Range:
EV
10.5-17.5
at
WIDE,
EV
14-19
at
TELE
in
Auto
or
Daylight
-Sync
mode
(ISO
400).
EV6-EV17.5
at
WIDE,
EV6-EV19
at
TELE
in
Slow
Shutter
Speed
mode
(ISO
400)
Exposure
meter
switch:
shutter
release
button
Flash:
Built-in
zoom
flash
with
red
-eye
reduction,
Automatic
flash
discharge
in
low
light
and
back
light
situations
in
Auto
mode,
Flash
ON=Day-light
Sync,
Slow
Shutter
Speed
Sync.
(up
to
2
sec.)
Automatic
soft
flash
discharge
at
close-up
distance.
Flash
effective
range:
0.8-6.2
m
(1-22.3
ft)
(WIDE),
1.15-3.6
m
(1.64-
9.84
ft)
(TELE)
(ISO
400
film
used).
Flash
recycling
time:
Approx.
5
sec.(under
Pentax
testing
conditions.)
Date
module:
Crystal
quartz
controlled
LCD
digital
clock,
auto
calendar
up
to
the
year
2100.
Date
imprint
from
the
front
side
of
film.
Imprinting
mode:
i'I.i
"Year,
Month,
Day",
'2.,
"Day,
Hour,
Minute",
(3)"
"(no
imprint),
4„.
'Month,
Day,
Year'
{.5
"Day,
Month,
Year".
Power
source:
One
3V
lithium
battery
(CR123A
or
equivalent)
Battery
life:
Approx.
14
rolls
of
24
-Exposure
film
when
50%
of
shooting
uses
flash
(under
Pentax
testing
conditions)
Battery
exhaustion
warning:
(0)
appears
on
the
LCD
panel,
Shutter
is
locked
when
(0)
is
blinking.
Size
&
Weight:
120.5(W)
x
60.5(H)
x
42(D)
mm
(4.8"
x
2.4"
x
1.7")
210g
(6.9
oz)
without
battery
Optional
Remote
control:
Infrared
remote
control
unit
releases
the
shutter
3
seconds
after
the
shutter
button
on
the
unit
is
pressed.
Works
up
to
5
meters
from
the
front
of
the
camera.
SPECIFICATIONS
AND
EXTERNAL
DIMENSIONS
ARE
SUBJECT
TO
CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE.