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The questions and answers on what you should know first about this camera Q.: I have depressed the shutter button but why has the shutter not been released? A.: This camera doesn't operate if the batteries are not loaded properly. Check how they are loaded before operating. (For details, refer to P. 5.) Q.: What kind of batteries should I use? A.: Use two AA-size Alkaline batteries. No other kinds can be used. (Refer to p. 5.) Q.: How many rolls of film can I shoot with this camera? A.: About 50 rolls of 36-exposure film with a set of fresh batteries. Q.: Can I use an electronic flash with this camera? A.: You can use all the Pentax dedicated flash units. But, with the flash unit featuring TTL Auto Flash operation, you cannot use the TTL Auto Flash mode. (Refer to pp. 26/27/28.) Q.: How can I take better pictures? A.: Focusing is very important. Focus as accurately as possible, using the splitimage or microprism in the viewfinder. Also, use a shutter speed faster than 1/60 sec. to prevent camera shake that causes blurred pictures, and always take the picture with the camera held firmly. (Refer to pp. 18/19.) 3•