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TABLE OF CONTENTS LCD panel indication 2 Using the shutter-priority AE mode 48 Viewfinder indication 3 Using the aperture-priority AE mode 50 Easy to use! (for beginners) 4 Using the hyper manual mode 53 Cameras and lens mounts 6 Using the manual (bulb) mode 56 Camera functions available with various lenses 7 About exposure compensation 58 How to use this guide 8 Selecting a drive mode 59 Using the auto bracketing mode 62 BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) Using the multi-exposure mode 64 Attaching the camera strap 9 Using the interval shooting mode 65 Inserting the battery 10 Using the 12-second-delay self-timer mode 68 Mounting the lens 12 Using the 2-second-delay self-timer mode 69 Adjusting the viewfinder diopter 14 Using the triple-frame self-timer mode 70 Using the shutter release button 15 Extended power zoom functions 71 Main switch operation 15 Using the zoom-clip mode 72 Film loading 16 Using the image size tracking mode 74 Unloading the film 20 Using the zoom effect mode 77 Using the built-in flash (RTF) 80 BASIC OPERATION (SHOOTING) Pentax functions 1 Di 1 84 Using the basic exposure mode 22 Setting the film speed (ISO) manually 94 Basic drive modes 24 Stopping the electronic beep 95 Using zoom lenses 26 Using a Pentax dedicated external flash 96 Holding the camera 29 Contrast-control flash photography 99 Selecting an autofocus mode 30 Accessories 100 Autofocusing 30 Accessories (optional) 100 Using the focus lock function 30 Soft case 101 Taking a picture 34 Using the built-in flash (RTF) 34 SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES OF PHOTOGRAPHY About "Red-Eye" 36 Effects of aperture and shutter speed 102 Depth of field 104 ADVANCED OPERATIONS About the infrared index 105 Focusing on a subject manually 37 Hard-to-autofocus subjects 40 OTHERS Switching metering modes 41 Precautions on battery 107 About memory lock 41 Taking care of your camera 108 Selecting an exposure mode 42 Troubleshooting 110 Using the hyper programmed AE mode Using the programmed AE mode 44 Specifications 46 Warranty policy 112 1160

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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
LCD
panel
indication
2
Using
the
shutter
-priority
AE
mode
48
Viewfinder
indication
3
Using
the
aperture
-priority
AE
mode
50
Easy
to
use!
(for
beginners)
4
Using
the
hyper
manual
mode
53
Cameras
and
lens
mounts
6
Using
the
manual
(bulb)
mode
56
Camera
functions
available
with
various
lenses
7
About
exposure
compensation
58
How
to
use
this
guide
8
Selecting
a
drive
mode
59
Using
the
auto
bracketing
mode
62
BASIC
OPERATION
(PREPARATION)
Using
the
multi
-exposure
mode
64
Attaching
the
camera
strap
9
Using
the
interval
shooting
mode
65
Inserting
the
battery
10
Using
the
12
-second
-delay
self
-timer
mode
68
Mounting
the
lens
12
Using
the
2
-second
-delay
self
-timer
mode
69
Adjusting
the
viewfinder
diopter
14
Using
the
triple
-frame
self
-timer
mode
70
Using
the
shutter
release
button
15
Extended
power
zoom
functions
71
Main
switch
operation
15
Using
the
zoom
-clip
mode
72
Film
loading
16
Using
the
image
size
tracking
mode
74
Unloading
the
film
20
Using
the
zoom
effect
mode
77
Using
the
built-in
flash
(RTF)
80
BASIC
OPERATION
(SHOOTING)
Pentax
functions
1
Di
1
84
Using
the
basic
exposure
mode
22
Setting
the
film
speed
(ISO)
manually
94
Basic
drive
modes
24
Stopping
the
electronic
beep
95
Using
zoom
lenses
26
Using
a
Pentax
dedicated
external
flash
96
Holding
the
camera
29
Contrast
-control
flash
photography
99
Selecting
an
autofocus
mode
30
Accessories
100
Autofocusing
30
Accessories
(optional)
100
Using
the
focus
lock
function
30
Soft
case
101
Taking
a
picture
34
Using
the
built-in
flash
(RTF)
34
SOME
BASIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
PHOTOGRAPHY
About
"Red
-Eye"
36
Effects
of
aperture
and
shutter
speed
102
Depth
of
field
104
ADVANCED
OPERATIONS
About
the
infrared
index
105
Focusing
on
a
subject
manually
37
Hard-to-autofocus
subjects
40
OTHERS
Switching
metering
modes
41
Precautions
on
battery
107
About
memory
lock
41
Taking
care
of
your
camera
108
Selecting
an
exposure
mode
42
Troubleshooting
110
Using
the
hyper
programmed
AE
mode
44
Specifications
112
Using
the
programmed
AE
mode
46
Warranty
policy
1160