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    printed on recycled paper. 57233 The CE Mark is a Directive conformity mark of the European Community (EC). Copyright © PENTAX Corporation 2003 01-200302 Printed in Japan OPERATING MANUAL ® ® OPERATING MANUAL OTHERS ADVANCED OPERATIONS BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION)
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    may cause difficulties with, or actual damage to your Pentax camera. We do not assume any responsibility or liability for difficulties resulting from the use of lenses and accessories made by other manufacturers. 153 the manufacturer will be serviced free of charge according to this procedure and
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    to disassemble, short or recharge the battery. Also, do not dispose of the battery in fire, as it may explode. • Remove the batteries from the camera immediately if they become hot or begin to smoke. Be careful not to burn yourself during removal. • Do not place your finger on the flash
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    off immediately with a dry soft cloth. • Do not drop the camera or allow it to hit solid objects. If the camera suffers a shock or impact, take it to a Pentax service center for inspection. • Be careful not to subject the camera to strong vibrations, shock or pressure. Use a cushion to protect the
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    salinity or gas. If you cannot correct the problems, have your camera inspected at a Pentax service center. Repairs of this nature are not covered in the "Precautions for Your Camera" section or any other operation contrary to the instructions outlined in this manual, charges will be assessed and
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    as leakage, overheating, explosion, etc. The battery should be inserted correctly with regard to polarity (+ and -) marked on the battery and the camera. • Battery performance may be temporarily hindered in low temperatures, but will recover in normal temperatures. • Keep a spare battery on hand for
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    NAMES OF WORKING PARTS 10 LCD PANEL INDICATIONS 12 VIEWFINDER INDICATIONS 14 QUICK AND EASY SHOOTING 15 CAMERA FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITH VARIOUS LENSES 18 HOW TO USE THIS OPERATING MANUAL 20 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 21 Step 1. ATTACHING THE STRAP 22 Step 2 LOADING THE BATTERIES 23 Low
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    . . . .45 Step 7.USING THE ZOOM LENS 46 Step 8.HOLDING THE CAMERA 47 Step 9.TAKING A PICTURE 48 Step 10.UNLOADING A FILM 50 Step 11.REWINDING A FILM IN MID-ROLL 51 SETTING THE FILM SPEED (ISO) MANUALLY . . . . .52 ADVANCED OPERATIONS 53 SELECTING A DRIVE MODE 54
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    Center-Weighted Metering 89 Using Spot Metering 90 ABOUT FOCUSING 91 Using the AF Single Mode (AF.S 92 Using the AF Continuous Mode (AF.C 93 Manual Focusing 94 Selecting the Focus Point 96 Setting the Focus Point to the Center of the Viewfinder 97 Using the Focus Lock 98 Previewing the
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    Modes 111 2.Shutter-Priority AE Mode 111 3.Aperture-Priority AE Mode 111 4.Metered Manual Mode 112 F, FA and FA J Lenses Compatibility with the Built-in Flash 114 USING EXTERNAL FLASH 116 Flash Functions 116 Shutter-Curtain Sync Flash 126 Multi-burst Flash with the Pentax Dedicated Flash 126
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    128 Flash Accessories 129 Viewfinder and Lens Accessories 130 Camera Cases 131 Strap 131 About Polarizing Filter 131 CUSTOM FUNCTIONS 132 Basic Setting of Custom Functions 134 Setting the Custom Function 136 TROUBLESHOOTING 144 PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 146 SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 148 Specification
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    10 NAMES OF WORKING PARTS AV button Select dial Shutter release button Mid-roll rewind button Back cover release lever Mode dial Mirror Focus mode switch Main/preview switch Lens mount index Lens information contacts Lens unlock button AF coupler AE lock button Diopter adjustment dial Strap
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    11 Built-in flash Metering mode switch Flash pop up button Release socket cap Hot shoe Viewfinder Film information window LCD panel Drive mode button Flash mode button
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    12 LCD PANEL INDICATIONS : Shutter speed : Manual-set film speed (p. 52) : Aperture value : Focus points (p. 96, 97) : Date/time (p. 28 to 31) : Bar graph (p. 64, 81, 85) : Battery exhaustion warning (p. 26) : Exposure
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    13 ✍ MEMO • To see the LCD panel in the dark, turn the main/preview switch to . The LCD panel will light up for about 10 seconds. When the AF360FGZ is used, the LCD panel on the AF360FGZ will also light up. • If you change custom function number [CF15] to [2], the LCD illuminates automatically under
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    14 VIEWFINDER INDICATIONS Focus points Spot metering Flash status information Night-scene program mode Action program mode Close-up program mode Landscape program mode Portrait program mode Standard program mode Focus indicator Shutter speed Aperture value AE lock Bar graph Exposure compensation •
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    time, but the date and time should be adjusted after loading the batteries. See page 28. 3 Attach the lens. Align the red dots on the camera and lens mounts. Turn the lens to clockwise until it clicks in place. See page 32. ✍ MEMO • When using an F or FA lens, set the
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    16 QUICK AND EASY SHOOTING 4 Turn the power switch ON. Turn the main/preview switch to ON. See page 27. 5 Adjust the viewfinder's diopter. Turn the diopter adjustment dial left or right until the indications in the viewfinder looks sharp. See page 34. 6 Set the Auto Picture mode. Set the mode dial
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    17 8 Set the autofocus mode. Set the focus mode switch to See page 43. 9 Compose the subject by turning the zoom ring. See page 46. 10 Adjust the focus and take a picture. Focus on the subject through the focus points and press the shutter release button to take a picture. When the shutter
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    be used with this camera Only an FA J lens and an FA/F/A lens having an position on the aperture ring can be used. Other lenses and an FA/F/A lens without an position on the aperture ring cannot be used unless custom function number [CF17] is set to [2]. Function Autofocus Manual focus Lens [Mount
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    *4. Only the standard program mode works in the Auto picture mode. ✍ MEMO KAF2 and KAF mount lenses are designed to work with the Autofocus SLR camera. Lenses and accessories that cannot be used with this camera Only FA J lenses or lenses that have the position on the aperture ring can be used. The
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    MANUAL This manual is organized into the following sections. Basic Operation (Preparation) ->Page 21 Basic Operation ( Shooting ) ->Page 39 If you'd like to start taking pictures with this new camera introduce only the basic functions of the camera. Advanced Operations ->Page 53 Other information
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) Step 1. ATTACHING THE STRAP 22 Step 2. LOADING THE BATTERIES 23 Step 3. TURNING ON THE POWER 27 Step 4. ADJUSTING THE DATE AND TIME 28 Step 5. IMPRINTING THE DATE OR TIME 30 Step 6. ATTACHING A LENS 32
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    strap's clasp can be used to rewind the film in mid-roll or to alter the date or time. Position the clasp away from the camera body.
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    re-set to 0:00 and the data setting will be initialized to [---- --] (no data imprinted). See page 28 for adjusting the date and time. • The camera memorizes only the exposure number and date when the batteries are removed.
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    or while traveling. Default settings after replacing the batteries • When the batteries are replaced, the date mode will be re-set and the following camera settings will take effect. All other settings will remain unchanged. Built-in flash Red-eye reduction flash Wireless flash sync High speed sync
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    1 hours The above table is based on Pentax measuring conditions and may vary depending on shooting conditions. ✍ MEMO • New CR2 batteries were Generally battery performance is temporarily deteriorated as temperature decreases. When the camera is used in a cold environment, keep this product warm by
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    as soon as possible. • When the low battery warning starts blinking, the shutter cannot be released and no indication appears in the viewfinder. • If the camera has not been used for a long time, the LCD panel may still display the low battery warning even with a new set of batteries. In this
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    Step 3 27 TURNING ON THE POWER 1 Turn the power ON. Turn the main/preview switch to ON. BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) Turn the power OFF. Turn the main/preview switch to OFF. ✍ MEMO • Be sure to turn the main/preview switch off to prevent accidental battery drain
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    3 Each time the DATE button is pressed, the blinking digits change in the following order: Year-MonthDay-Hour-Minute-: . Select the desired digits. 4 Turn the Select dial right or left to change the digits to change the blinking digits. The digits increase by one each time the select dial is turned
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    29 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 5 After you have changed the digits, press the DATE button to confirm them and adjust the next digits. When you have changed the minutes, press the DATE button to start the clock and return the LCD panel to the AV/TV display. 6
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    30 Step 5 IMPRINTING THE DATE OR TIME 1 Press the DATE button. The current date appears on the LCD panel. 2 While the date mode is displayed, press the DATE button to select the date style you want to imprint on your pictures. (Year Month Day) (Day Hour Minute) (No data imprinted) (Month Day Year) (
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    where the data is imprinting, the data may be difficult to read. • Two 3V lithium batteries supply power for both the camera and the date functions. If the camera batteries are removed or replaced, the time and data mode will be reset to 0:00 and [---- --] (no data imprinted) respectively. You
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    32 Step 6 ATTACHING A LENS 1 Remove the body mount cap and rear lens cap . 2 Align the red dots on the lens and camera while attaching the lens to the camera, then turn the lens clockwise until it clicks in place. 3 As shown in the illustration, remove the front lens cap. 4 To detach the lens
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    lens counterclockwise to make sure it is locked in place. • The camera body and lens mount incorporate lens information contacts and an AF coupler. no responsibility nor liability for damages resulting from the use of lenses made by other manufacturers. • To protect the lens information contacts
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    34 Step 7 ADJUSTING THE VIEWFINDER'S DIOPTER 1 Look through the viewfinder and point the camera to a well-lit scene. Then turn the diopter adjustment dial until the indications such as focus points and TV/AV displays in the viewfinder look
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) Step 8 35 LOADING FILM 1 To open the back cover, slide up the back cover release lever in the direction of the arrow. 2 Place the film cartridge in the film chamber as shown in the illustration. BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ADVANCED OPERATIONS 3 Pull the film
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    load the film again. ✍ MEMO • We suggest that you first operate the camera with no film loaded to become familiar with its operations. • Always load and the camera. If you use a non-DX coded film, you can set the film speed manually. See page 52. • Infrared film cannot be used. This camera uses
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    position) (second position) Pressing it fully (second position) releases the shutter. When taking a picture, press the shutter release button gently to prevent camera shake. ✍ MEMO • Before loading a roll of film, slowly press the shutter release button to learn where the first position is. • The
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    38
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    5. SETTING THE FOCUS POINT MODE TO AUTO 44 Step 6. SETTING THE AUTO POP UP FLASH . . . . .45 Step 7. USING THE ZOOM LENS 46 Step 8. HOLDING THE CAMERA 47 Step 9. TAKING A PICTURE 48 Step 10. UNLOADING A FILM 50 Step 11. REWINDING A FILM IN MID-ROLL . . . . . .51 SETTING THE FILM SPEED (ISO
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    40 Step 1 SETTING THE SINGLE FRAME DRIVE MODE 1 Press the drive mode button until appears on the LCD panel. ✍ MEMO • One picture is taken each time the shutter release button is pressed. • The drive mode can also be set to consecutive shooting mode, self- timer mode, remote control shooting mode,
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    and image magnification. 1 Set the mode dial to the . The selected picture mode appears in the viewfinder. In the Auto picture mode, the camera automatically selects one of 5 picture modes (standard , portrait , landscape , close-up and action ) according to the requirement of the scene. When
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    42 Step 3 SETTING MULTI (16)-SEGMENT METERING MODE This metering mode automatically measures light in 16 different zones, enabling proper exposure value in a wide variety of normal and backlight conditions. 1 Set the metering mode switch to . ✍ MEMO • The center-weighted metering and spot metering
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    . 1 Set the focus mode switch to . BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ✍ MEMO You can also focus in the following ways: • MF: Focus manually. See page 94. • AF.C: Continuous focus. See page 93. See page 91 to 101 for various focusing methods. ADVANCED OPERATIONS OTHERS
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    TO AUTO When the focus point mode is set to [AUTO], the camera selects one of the 11 focus points to focus even when the subject viewfinder is covered with the 11 focus points. ✍ MEMO Focus area • You can also manually select one of the 11 focus points to focus on the subject, or fix the focus
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    , push the built-in flash down after use. • If the flash pop up button is pressed after the flash popped up automatically, disappears and the camera turns into the flash on mode. • The auto pop up flash can only be selected in the auto picture mode and picture mode. • The built
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    magnified the image appears. • The Image Size Tracking Mode, Zoom Clip Mode, Auto Zoom Effect Mode and Power Zoom function do not operate with this camera even if an FA lens is attached. Telephoto Wide angle
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    , making the picture blurred. BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ADVANCED OPERATIONS Camera held horizontally Camera held vertically ✍ MEMO • To reduce camera shake, support your body or the camera on a solid object - a table, tree, or a wall for instance. • When using an
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    . The lens adjusts focus automatically. When the subject is in focus, the focus indicator in the viewfinder lights up. The focus indicator blinks when the camera is unable to obtain proper focus due to the following reasons. 1. The subject is too close. Adjust the
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    cannot be released in the AF.S mode if the subject is out of focus. • Press the shutter release button halfway down. While lights on, the camera-tosubject distance is fixed (Focus lock). To re-focus on another subject, lift your finger off the shutter release button then press it halfway again
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    the film is fully rewound, blinks on the LCD panel. 3 Open the back cover and remove the film. ✍ MEMO • When removing the film from the camera, avoid direct sun light. • A roll of 24-exposure film takes about 13 seconds to rewind. • Before opening the back cover, check that is blinking. • The
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    Step 11 51 REWINDING A FILM IN MID-ROLL BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) If you wish to unload the film before exposing all the frames, use this function. 1 Turn the main/preview switch to ON, then use the strap clasp's protrusion to press the mid-roll rewind button. 2
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    52 SETTING THE FILM SPEED (ISO) MANUALLY This camera automatically reads the film speed from the film's DX code. However, the film speed setting can be changed. If you use a non-DX coded film, set the film speed manually. How to set 1 Load the non-DX coded film. Set the mode dial to . 2 Turn
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    OTHERS ADVANCED OPERATIONS BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 53 ADVANCED OPERATIONS
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    54 SELECTING A DRIVE MODE This camera has a total of five drive modes as shown. Single-frame drive mode Consecutive shooting One picture is taken each time the shutter release button is
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    the focus is locked for the first frame and used for subsequent consecutive frames. • When the focus mode switch is set to (continuous), the camera tries to focus on the subject each time the shutter is released; however, the focus may be incomplete for consecutive frames. • The shutter cannot
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    button, the picture will be taken about 12 sec. later. Use the self-timer when you wish to include yourself in the picture. 1 Mount the camera on the tripod. • If you use a large tripod, see "MEMO" on page 58. 2 Press the drive mode button until appears on the LCD panel. 3 Press
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 57 4 Press the shutter release button completely. The shutter will be released about 12 seconds after the shutter release button is pressed. The self-timer lamp starts blinking slowly and blinks rapidly two seconds before the shutter is
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    pan/tilt tripod head, otherwise the pan/tilt tripod head may contact the lens. Mirror lock-up function With mirror lock-up, you can prevent camera shake caused by the reflex mirror's movement. When the shutter release button is pressed, the reflex mirror stays up and the shutter is released about
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    ) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) Remote Control Shooting The shutter will be released 3 seconds after the optional remote control's shutter release button is pressed. 1 Mount the camera to a tripod. • If you use a large tripod, be sure to install the supplied auxiliary tripod plate between the
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    of the wireless remote control is approx. 5m from in front of 5m the camera. • Under exposure may occur if light enters the viewfinder during remote control shooting in any picture or exposure mode except manual exposure mode. Use the supplied viewfinder cap (see page 57) or AE lock function
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 61 Multiple Exposures on a Single Frame Pictures can be exposed on the same frame multiple times. For example, it is possible to take a picture of a dark background then a picture of a bright (or flash-lit) subject on the same frame. 1 Press
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    on the LCD panel blink. Take the second picture. The frame number stops blinking and the film is advanced to the next frame, then the camera returns into single-frame drive mode. ✍ MEMO • To expose the third shot, press the drive mode button after step 2- , then go to step 2- . To expose
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    63 AUTO BRACKETING When you pressed shutter release button, three consecutive frames will be taken at different exposures. The first frame is exposed with no compensation. The second frame is under exposed and the third frame is over exposed. The bracketing amount can be set to ±0.3, ±0.5 and ±1.0
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    (single), the focus is locked for the first frame and used for subsequent consecutive frames. • When the focus mode switch is set to (continuous), the camera tries to focus on the subject each time the shutter is released; however, the focus may be incorrect for consecutive frames.
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    the shutter release button continuously. • You can combine this function with the self-timer mode or the remote control shooting mode. In this case, the camera returns to single-frame drive mode after shooting the third frame. Taking pictures under exposer or over exposer only You can use the auto
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    incorporates the Auto picture mode function. In this mode, the camera automatically selects one of the five picture modes depending on the camera-to-subject distance and image magnification. You can also select your desired picture mode manually. The picture mode has a total of 6 modes as follows
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    67 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 1 Set the mode dial to the desired picture mode. 2 The selected mode is displayed in the viewfinder. ✍ MEMO • When using an F or FA lens, set the lens aperture ring to the position while holding down the aperture-A lock button on the
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    THE PICTURE MODES 1. Standard Program Mode To take a basic picture, use the Standard program mode. You simply press the shutter release button. The camera selects the best combination of aperture and shutter speed setting. 1 Set the mode dial to . • When the shutter release button is pressed halfway
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 69 2. Portrait Program Mode This mode is suitable for taking portrait photography. 1 Set the mode dial to . BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ADVANCED OPERATIONS • When the shutter release button is pressed halfway, the shutter speed and aperture setting are displayed in
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    70 SELECTING THE PICTURE MODES 3. Landscape Program Mode This mode is ideal for landscape photography and scenic snapshots. 1 Set the mode dial to . • When the shutter release button is pressed halfway, the shutter speed and aperture setting are displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel. is
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 71 4. Close-up Program Mode This mode is convenient when taking close-up photos of flowers and so forth. 1 Set the mode dial to . • When the shutter release button is pressed halfway, the shutter speed and aperture setting are displayed in
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    images. This mode is especially convenient for active photography. It is also suitable for portraits with blurred background. • In this mode, the camera focuses on the subject continuously when the shutter release button is pressed halfway down, and the shutter can be released whenever the subject
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    to expose the low light background. The shutter speed automatically changes in the range of 1/125 to 1 second. • Use of a tripod is recommended to prevent camera shake because of the slow shutter speed in this mode. If the subject is not still, the picture will be blurred. • Check that the flash
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    intentionally using a slower shutter speed. Choosing a faster shutter speed will allow the image of a moving subject to be frozen. A faster shutter speed also helps prevent camera shake. Slower shutter speed Faster shutter speed
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    range. Open aperture Stopped down aperture ✍ MEMO • The depth of field increases when you use a wider angle lens or the subject is farther from the camera. Zoom lenses do not have a scale for depth of field because of its structure. ADVANCED OPERATIONS OTHERS
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    EXPOSURE MODE Using the Shutter-Priority AE Mode When the desired shutter speed is selected, the appropriate aperture is automatically set by the camera for a proper exposure according to the brightness of the subject. This mode is suitable for freezing the action with a faster shutter speed or
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 77 ✍ MEMO • When using an F or FA lens, set the lens aperture ring to the position while holding down the aperture-A lock button on the lens. * Exposure Warning If the subject is too bright or too dark, the selected aperture value will blink
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    MODE Using the Aperture-Priority AE Mode When the desired aperture is selected, the appropriate shutter speed is automatically set by the camera for a proper exposure. This mode is ideal for shooting landscapes with increased depth of field, or a portrait against a blurred background. See page
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 79 ✍ MEMO • When using an F or FA lens, set the lens aperture ring to the position while holding down the aperture-A lock button on the lens. Exposure Warning If the subject is too bright or too dark, the selected shutter speed will blink in
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    80 SELECTING ANOTHER EXPOSURE MODE Using the Metered Manual Mode The manual exposure mode is a convenient exposure mode for taking pictures using the same shutter speed and aperture setting combination, or taking creatively under exposed (darker) or
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    81 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 4 Turn the select dial to change the aperture value while holding down the AV button . 5 Confirm the shutter speed and aperture value in the viewfinder or on the LCD panel. If the dot is in the center of the bar, it indicates correct
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    82 SELECTING ANOTHER EXPOSURE MODE ✍ MEMO • The AE lock does not operate in the Metered Manual Mode. • When using negative color film, the finished print is not greatly affected by a certain amount of over- or under-exposure. This is because color
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    pop-up button to activate the built-in flash. 2. Set the exposure mode to the Metered Manual Mode. 3. Select an appropriate shutter speed (slower than 1/125 of second) and aperture combination for sync shooting, use of a tripod is recommended to prevent camera shake. ADVANCED OPERATIONS OTHERS
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    as the shutter release button is held down. 1 With the Metered Manual Mode, turn the select dial to change the shutter speed until appears panel. ✍ MEMO • When using this mode, use a steady tripod to prevent camera shake and attach the optional "Cable Switch CS-205" after opening the release socket
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    subject, or compensate for difficult lighting conditions which may fool the camera's built-in exposure meter. The exposure compensation range is -3 of 0.5 stop EV • Exposure compensation does not work in the metered manual mode and bulb exposure mode. • The exposure compensation cannot be canceled
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    function does not work while the AE lock is in use.( goes off of the LCD panel). • AE lock does not work in the metered manual mode and bulb exposure mode. • If a zoom lens whose maximum apperture varies depending on the focal length, the combination of shutter speed and aperture value
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 87 TURNING OFF THE AUDIBLE PCV SIGNAL You can change the audible PCV signal on or off when the selftimer, remote control, AE lock function is in use or when the subject is in-focus. 1 Set the mode dial to . 2 Turn the select dial to display or on the LCD panel.
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    88 SWITCHING THE METERING MODE Multi (16)-segment metering, center-weighted metering, or spot metering mode can be selected in this camera. Select the desired metering mode with the metering mode switch. Using Multi(16)-Segment Metering This mode automatically measures light in 16 different zones,
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 89 Using Center-Weighted Metering This mode does not automatically compensate for back lighted or spotlighted scenes like the multi (16)-segment metering mode. Creative exposure control is decided by the user. ✍ MEMO • The metering pattern in the illustration shows
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    90 SWITCHING THE METERING MODE Using Spot Metering This mode measures light only in the small area in the center of the viewfinder. You can use AE lock (see page 86) to lock the spot metering exposure and recompose to take the picture. ✍ MEMO • With spot metering, the exposure is weighted on the
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 91 ABOUT FOCUSING The autofocus mode (AF.S/AF.C), manual focus mode, and focus point modes are explained here. There are three main focusing methods. 1. Autofocus The camera focuses automatically. There are two AF modes. While you press the shutter release button
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    . In the AF Single mode (AF.S), you cannot take a picture while the subject is out of focus. If the subject is too close to the camera, move back and take the picture. If the camera still has difficulty focusing (see page 101), the subject focus manually (see page 94).
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    in focus, the focus indicator lights up in the viewfinder, and the audible PCV signal beeps. ✍ MEMO • In the AF Continuous (AF.C) mode, the camera switches to the predictive AF mode automatically when a moving subject is detected. It then focuses the subject continuously. • In the AF Continuous (AF
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    94 ABOUT FOCUSING Manual Focusing When you focus manually, you can either check with the focus indicator or the viewfinder's matte field to adjust focus. Using the focus indicator 1 Set the focus mode switch
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 95 ✍ MEMO • The audible PCV signal can be turned off. See page 87. • If the subject is difficult to focus (see page 101) and the focus indicator keeps blinking, use the viewfinder's matte field as described below. Using the viewfinder's matte field 1 Set the focus mode
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    in the viewfinder. If the focus point mode switch is set to automatic (see page 44) and the camera does not select the desired focus point, you can select the desired focus point manually. 1 Set the focus point mode switch to . 2 Look through the viewfinder and check where you want to focus
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 97 Setting the Focus Point to the Center of the Viewfinder 1 Set the focus point mode switch to . 2 The subject in the center of the viewfinder which is superimposed in red is in focus when the shutter release button is pressed halfway down.
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    98 ABOUT FOCUSING Using the Focus Lock If the subject is not covered by any of the focus points, the camera cannot automatically focus the subject. In this situation, you can aim the focus point on the subject, use focus lock, then recompose the picture. 1 Set
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 99 3 Aim the center of the viewfinder over the subject, then press the shutter release button halfway down. When the subject comes into focus, the focus indicator lights up and the audible PCV signal beeps. (If is blinking, the subject is not in focus.) The focus is
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    100 ABOUT FOCUSING Previewing the Depth of Field Before taking a picture, you can check the depth of field in the viewfinder. 1 Adjust focus to the subject. 2 While looking through the viewfinder, turn the main/preview switch to . You can check the focused area in the viewfinder while the main/
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    , contrast, shape, and size of your subject, the autofocus system may not operate. In such a case, set the focus mode switch to and use the manual focus mode to focus the lens on the subject with the aid of the matte field in the viewfinder (see pages 94 and 95). Subjects
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    102 USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH Auto Pop-up Flash Function In this mode, the built-in flash pops up and discharges automatically in low light and backlight condition. 1 Press the flash mode button until appears on the LCD panel. 2 Press the shutter release button halfway down, and the built-in
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    when the power is turned off. Push down the built-in flash into the camera body when not in use. • The built-in flash does not discharge when See page 114 to check the compatibility between the built-in flash and various lenses. • When using an inappropriate F or FA lens, will blink rapidly in
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    104 USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH Selecting the Various Built-in Flash Modes 1 At each press of the flash mode button, the flash mode on the LCD panel changes as shown in the chart. Auto pop-up Auto pop-up + Red-eye reduction Wireless no icon Flash OFF Flash ON + Red-eye reduction Flash ON
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    by employing the red-eye reduction flash feature. When using a Pentax dedicated flash unit off the camera, it may also help to position the flash as far away from the camera as possible. Red-eye Reduction Flash Function This camera includes a red-eye reduction flash function, which reduces the red
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    106 POP-UP THE BUILT-IN FLASH MANUALLY 1 Press the flash pop-up button to activate the flash. The built-in flash starts charging automatically. When it is fully charged, appears in the
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 107 ✍ MEMO • The built-in flash does not pop up even if the flash pop-up button is pressed with the flash mode is set to (Flash OFF). • When the flash pop-up button is pressed, disappears and appears on the LCD panel, which indicates the flash always fires regardless
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    108 POP UP THE BUILT-IN FLASH MANUALLY Daylight-Sync Shooting In daylight conditions, when a portrait picture is taken with a person's face cast in . Without Daylight-Sync With Daylight-Sync Using other types of flash Use of non-Pentax flash units may damage the camera. For the best results, use
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    to take a picture in low light and backlight condition. BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ✍ MEMO • In the Shutter-Priority AE Mode and Metered-Manual Mode, the flash recommended indicator blinks only when attempting to photograph a subject in a backlight situation. • stops blinking when the flash is
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    LCD panel when the shutter release button is pressed halfway down. ✍ MEMO • See page 114 for more details on compatibility of F, FA and FA J lenses with the built-in flash. • Taking a picture while this warning is appeared may cause vignetting in the picture corners or semi-circular vignetting at
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    length of the lens fitted to the camera. The slowest shutter speed in the Night-scene program mode is 1 second. When lenses other than an FA J, F and range of 1/125 sec. to a slower shutter speed that does not cause camera shake. The slowest shutter speed depends on the focal length of the lens in
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    background can be controlled by the manual exposure to take a flash photograph. above is a fixed value applied to the built-in flash in this camera. ✍ MEMO • When the distance to the subject is less than may be over exposed. The guide number (GN) depends upon the film speed used as
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    the flash effective distance is from approx. 0.7m to 3.14m. 2. Calculating the aperture according to the camera-to-subject distance Aperture = Guide Number ÷ Camera-to-subject distance Example: If the camera-to-subject distance is 2.5m and ISO 100 film is used, the effective aperture is obtained as
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    OPERATION FOR THE BUILT-IN FLASH F, FA and FA J Lenses Compatibility with the Built-in Flash If an FA J, F . • The focal length is between 28- 35mm and the camera-tosubject distance is 3m or less. • The focal length is 35mm and the camera-to-subject distance is 1m or less. Vignetting may occur if
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    Lens Name FA Zoom 70-200mm f/4-5.6 FA J Zoom 75-300 f/4.5-5.8 AL FA* Zoom 80-200mm f/2.8 ED (IF) F or FA Zoom 80-200mm f/4.7-5.6 FA Zoom 80-320mm f/4.5-5.6 F Zoom 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 FA Zoom 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 FA* Zoom 250-600mm f/5.6 ED (IF) FA 20mm f/2.8 FA* 24mm f/2 AL (IF) FA 28mm f/2.8 AL FA
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    FUNCTION FLASH Red-eye reduction flash Automatic flash discharge After the flash is charged, the camera automatically switches to the flash-sync speed. Automatic aperture setting in the Auto Picture/ Picture Mode or Shutter-Priority AE Mode Flash confirmation in the
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    is set. *2.When using a type D flash (except AF200SA and AF201SA) in the MS (Manual Sync) or M (Manual) Mode or when using a Type E flash, set the camera exposure mode to the Aperture-Priority AE Mode, Metered Manual or Bulb. Picture mode and Shutter-priority AE cannot be used because the actual
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    flash mode. 1. Remove the hot shoe cover FK from the camera. 2. Attach the flash unit to the hot shoe. 3. other than the AF360FGZ flash unit is set, set the camera into the TLL flash mode. • When the flash is when any external flash unit is attached to this camera. The built-in flash will pop up and
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    the flash unit is attached to the camera or in a wireless configuration. Using hi-speed sync flash on the camera 1. Remove the hot shoe cover FK from the camera. 2. Attach the flash unit to the picture mode. • Read the operating manual of the flash unit for more details. ADVANCED OPERATIONS OTHERS
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    release button is pressed halfway down. • The high-speed sync is only available when the shutter speed is faster than 1/125 sec. • Read the operating manual of the flash unit for more details.
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    will light in the viewfinder when the shutter release button is pressed halfway down. • Read the operating manual of the flash unit for more details. • The AF360FGZ can be attached directly to the camera hot shoe and used instead of the built-in flash. It can also be controlled in wireless mode
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    See pages 134 and 139. Channel control • For wireless control, channel (e.g. CH1) for the AF360FGZ must be set on the camera. Attach the AF360FGZ to the camera, turning on the camera and pressing the shutter release button halfway down to set channel. • The present channel is displayed for about 10
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    is possible with the combination of following flash units: AF360FGZ, AF330FTZ, AF500FTZ and the built-in flash 1. Place the flash unit a part from the camera. Refer to page 124 for connecting the dedicated external flash. 2. Press the flash pop up button to activate the built-in flash. 3. Set the
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    , follow the procedure below. The following accessories (sold separately) are required. Hot Shoe Adapter FG, Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F, Extension Cord F5P Hot shoe Adapter FG Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F R Extension Cord F5P Hot shoe Adapter FG Hot shoe Adapter F Extension Cord F5P Off
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    fully charged. 8. Focus on the subject and take a picture. ✍ MEMO • The AF500FTZ can be connected directly to the Extension cord F5P without Off-camera shoe adapter F. • The AF400T flash cannot be used with the built-in flash simultaneously because the 4P sync cord B from the AF400T will interrupt
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    flash is set to the trailing-shutter-curtain flash function. Before shooting, confirm that both flash units are fully charged. Multi-burst Flash with the Pentax Dedicated Flash When using more than one external flash, make sure that they are of the same type or a combination of type B and type C or
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    OTHERS ADVANCED OPERATIONS BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) OTHERS
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    BG-20 Battery grip powered by size-AA batteries. Usability is enhanced with the shutter release and AE lock buttons for vertical positioning of the camera. Battery life ( Using 24-Exposure film rolls) The number of 24-exposure film rolls that can be taken with a new set of alkaline batteries is
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    -curtain-sync flash mode. AF220T A TTL Auto flash with a guide number of 22 (ISO 100/m). AF201SA An Auto flash (Not TTL) with a guide number of 20 (ISO 100/m). Macro Flash AF140C A TTL macro flash unit with a guide number of 14 (ISO 100/m). Off-Camera shoe Clip CL-10 Enable the AF360FGZ to be used
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    any hot shoe cover of other than the above models, auto pop-up doesn't operate. Diopter correction lens adapter M Diopter correction lenses that slide into the eyepiece groove on the camera are available. If it is difficult to see the viewfinder image clearly, choose one of the eight correction
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 131 Eyecup FM Camera Cases Soft case CF-12 Strap Strap FM About Polarizing Filter When using an ordinary polarizing filter; the half mirror incorporated into the autofocus system
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    provides 17 custom functions so you can set the camera according to your shooting preferences. NO. Exposure Functions point Setting the AF function to the AE lock button Setting the film speed manually Autofocus Functions [CF6] Superimposing the focus points Flash Functions [CF7] Enabling shutter
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    133 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) NO. Setting Pages Remote Control Functions [CF13] Setting the shutter release delay time with the remote 140 control [CF14] Setting auto focusing during remote control operation 141 Others [CF15] Setting the LCD panel illumination 141 [CF16] Setting the
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    134 CUSTOM FUNCTIONS Basic Setting of Custom Functions Follow the procedure below to set a custom function. 1 Set the mode dial to . The custom function number and setting number will be displayed on the LCD panel. 2 Use the four-way controller to select the custom function number you wish
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    135 3 Use the four-way controller to select the setting number. The setting number will be changed. BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ADVANCED OPERATIONS Setting number • The LCD panel shows the custom function number [CF2] and setting number [2]. 4 Set the mode dial to
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    136 CUSTOM FUNCTIONS Resetting the custom functions to the default settings (Setting number [1]). 1. Set the mode dial to . 2. Hold down the AE lock button for more than 2 seconds. [CF] and [CL] will be displayed on the LCD panel, and all the custom functions will be reset to default
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    frame shooting [2] . . . .Remains in auto bracketing [CF3] Setting AF/AE at the focus point The camera can automatically adjust the exposure according to the focused points when the camera is set to multi-segment metering mode. • Custom Function number [CF3] • Setting number [1] . . . .Does not
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    . • Custom Function number [CF5] • Setting number [1] . . . .Sets film speed automatically [2] . . . .Sets film speed manually [CF6] Superimposing the focus points • Custom Function number [CF6] • Setting number [1] . . . .Superimposes the focus points [2] . . . .Disables the superimpose function
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    (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 139 [CF8] Using the built-in flash as a wireless control for the AF360FGZ When the AF360FGZ is used and the camera flash mode is set to wireless, you can assign the wireless control function to the built-in flash. • Custom Function number [CF8] • Setting
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    shutter's reflex mirror goes up and creates a slight vibration. With mirror lock-up, the reflex mirror stays up before the exposure starts. This reduces camera shake caused by the mirror's movement. See page 58 for setting mirror lock-up. [CF13] Setting the shutter release delay time with the remote
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) 141 [CF14] Setting auto focusing during remote control operation • Custom Function number [CF14] • Setting number [1] . . . .Auto focusing not used [2] . . . .Auto focusing used [CF15] Setting the LCD panel illumination • Custom Function
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    142 CUSTOM FUNCTIONS [CF17] Enabling shutter release with the aperture ring set to other than the position • Custom Function number [CF17] • Setting number [1] . . . .Disables shutter release if the aperture ring is not set to the position [2] . . . .Enables shutter release ✍ MEMO • When the custom
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    lens, such as reflex AE mode lens (lens only) FA, F Soft 85mm FA Soft 28mm (lens only) Aperture-Priority AE mode All lenses Metered Manual The aperture remains wide open regardless of the aperture ring position. The shutter speed varies according to the aperture ring position, however, an
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    144 TROUBLESHOOTING What appears troublesome may be easily remedied. Here are some problems that may occur and their remedies. Before contacting a Pentax service center, check the following items. Symptoms Causes Remedies Reference The shutter does not release. Nothing is displayed on the LCD
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    is too close or the viewfinder blinks. difficult to autofocus. Focus manually by using the matte field. p. 94 The built-in flash does does not function. The film does not rewind automatically when finished. The camera does not have the power zoom function. p. 18 The custom function [CF10
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    146 PROGRAM DIAGRAMS Standard program Mode / Night Scene Program Mode without Flash At ISO 100 with FA J 28 - 80mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL lens [] Portrait Program Mode At ISO with FA J 28 - 80mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL lens [] Landscape Program Mode At ISO 100 with FA J 28 - 80mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL lens []
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    BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) 147 Action Program Mode At ISO 100 FA J 28 - 80mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL lens [] Close-up Program Mode At ISO 100 FA J 28 - 80mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL lens [] BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) ADVANCED OPERATIONS OTHERS
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    -30 sec. (step less), (2) Manual 1/4000-30 sec. (1/2 steps) (3) Bulb Shutter lock by setting Main switch in OFF position. Body Mount Pentax KAF bayonet mount (K-mount with AF coupler, lens information contacts) Compatible Lens Pentax KAF2, KAF mount lenses, KA mount lenses Autofocus System TTL
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    -control, Auto-popup TTL Auto Flash (RTF), Guide number: 11 (ISO100/m), Illumination angle covers 28mm with X-contact, which couples with Pentax dedicated auto flashes, ISO range = blinking.) Date module Crystal quartz controlled, LCD with digital clock, auto calendar, Imprinting mode 1 Year/Month
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    . by pressing the shutter release button on the remote control. The operating distance of the remote control is approx. 5 m from the front of the camera. One 3V lithium battery (CR1620) About 30,000 commands can be issued using the remote control. If the battery is exhausted, please have it replaced
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    equipment has been tested and found comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
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    152 WARRANTY POLICY All Pentax cameras purchased through authorized bona fide photographic distribution channels are guaranteed against defects of material or workmanship for a period of twelve months from date of purchase. Service will be rendered, and defective parts will be replaced without cost
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    The AE lock function is assigned to the AE lock button. The AF function is assigned to the AE lock button. Setting the film speed manually Sets film speed automatically Sets film speed
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    [CF6] Superimposing the focus points 1 Superimposes the focus points 2 Disables the superimpose function [CF7] Enabling shutter release before the built-in flash is fully charged 1 Disables shutter release until the flash is ready 2 Enables shutter release before the flash is charged [CF8] Using the
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