Pentax Zoom 280-P Date Manuel utilisateur

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Congratulationson your purchase

of the Pen-

tax Zoom 280-Pand welcome to the world of

Pentaxzoom compact photography!Your

compact,lightweight camerais a great

com-

panion

to preserveyour favoritememories.

Itsbuilt-in

28-80mmzoom lens

gives

you the

freedom

to frame everythingfrom breathtak-

ing landscapes

to family portraits,

evende-

tailedclose-ups.

The built-in

auto

flashhelps

you capturesubjectsin dimly-lit

places

photograph

indoor scenes

with clarityand

brilliance.

Also included

are Programmed-

lmage-Size

tracking,interval

shooting,

pano-

ramicmodes

and a wirelessremote

control

feature.

Sincemost of the operations

- includ-

ingfilm loading,film speedsetting,winding/

rewinding,focus

and exposurecontrol

- are

automatic,

you cantakegreatpictures

effort-

lessly.The DATE model makes it easy to

remember

the dateswhen you took pictures.

. Pleasereadthis manual carefullybefore

operatingthe camera

to takeconsistently

superior

pictures.

. Pay

specialattentionto the cautionsand

notesin this Operating

Manual.Pictures

and illustrations

shownherein

mav differ

from the camera'sactual

appearanie.

lcon indicators

usedin this manual

The names

of the camera's

workingparts

are

listed

on thefront and backflaps

of this man-

ual.Keepthe flaps unfoldedfor quickrefer-

ence

whilereadingthe manual.

Operationdirection -

Automatic operation frrrrf

Attention

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Lamp blinking '.:..

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OUTLINE

BASIC

OPERATIONS

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Open

the back

cover

(see

page

8). Load the film and

close the back cover

(see

page

9).

The

film will automati-

cally advance to the

first frame (see page

9.)

Depress

the shutter

re-

lease button. In dark

conditions,

the flash

will discharge auto-

matically (see page

13).

Push

the main switch

button to switch on

power (see

page4).

When the film is fin-

ished,

the camera

will

automatically rewind

it (see

page

14).

Frame your subject

and operate

the zoom-

ing lever

to compose

the shot (see

page

6).

Focus

on your subject

(see

page

12).

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NAMES OF WORKING

PARTS ::,1 | .!

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O Shutterrelease

button

O LCD

panel

@ lmage button

@ Drivebutton

€) Red-eye reduction flash

button

Diopter

adjustment

lever

Mode button

Autofocuswindow

Light

sensor

window

Self-timer

lamp

Built-inflash

Viewfinderwindow

Lens

Remotecontrol receiver

(front)

Strap

lug

Remote

control

Remote-control-release

lever

@ Auxiliaryrewind button

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..-TABLE

CONTENTS

o Namesof working

parts

......... Flaps

o lntroduction........... Front

foldout

o Outline

of basicoperations.....Inside

cover

. Cautions ....................1

PREPARATIONS BEFORE TAKING

PHOTOGRAPHS

1.Strapattachment

................. .......3

2.Mainswitchand batterycheck

...................4

How

to holdthecamera ...........5

Operating

a 28

- 80mmzoom

lens.............6

TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS

Usable

film............ .......................7

2.Filmloading .............8

3. Viewfinderdisplays

and shooting

ranges .....................10

4.Green/red

lamps .......................

5.Ordinary

photography

................................

o Diopteradjustment

.................................

Taking

pictures .....12

7.Unloadingthe

film............ .......14

TAKING BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS

Howto select

modes

/Red-eye

reductionflash

mode................

Daylight-synchro

shooting ........18

Taking

pictures

at slow shutter

speeds .....................19

Bulb/Bulb-synchro

shooting ......20

Self-timershooting ......................22

Consecutive

shooting .................23

Multi-exposureshooting

................................24

lntervalshooting ......25

lnfinity-landscapeshooting .......27

Programmed-image-size

tracking

mode....28

Spot

AFshooting .....29

Exposurecompensation

.................................31

Panoramic

formatpicture ..........32

Using

wireless

remote

control

.....................34

Date

model.................. ...................38

MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS

Battery

exhaustion

warning ......40

Installing/Replacingthe batteries.................

Takingcareof yourcamera

...........................42

Troubleshooting......... ..................44

Specifications

............ ....................46

Warranty

policy ........48

LCD

panel ...................51

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PREPARATION$

BEFORE

TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS

For optimum performance you should j

familiarizeyourself with certain funda- i

mentals beforetaking any photographs.,j

T.STRAPATTACHMENT

Fit

the strapon the cameraas illustrated.

Usethe

clamp's

protrusion

@to depress

thefilm auxil-

iary rewind button,and ADJUST

button on the

DATEmodel.

Usethe clamp's

protrusion

@ asa

screwdriver

to open the batterychamber

cover.

. To prevent

the camera

from swayinga lot while

walking,

adjust

the strapso the camerarides

above

your waist.

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2.MAINSWITCH

ANDBATTERYCHECK

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Main switch

To switch on, push the main switch button. The

lens extends slightly to the wide-angle 28mm

setting and the LCD panel is on. To switch off,

push the main switch button again.

When not in

use,ensurethat the camera is switched off.

. Use two 3V lithium batteries,type DL123A or

CR123A.Do not remove the batteries before

they are exhausted, since they are used by the

date function on the DATE model to keep con-

stant track of time.

o The lens cover automatically opens and

closeswhen the main switch is on and off

Neverattempt to open the lenscover manu-

4 allY.

Battery check

After you turn the main switch ON, the lens

slightly extendsand the lens cover opens.

You

are now ready to shoot. (See page 40 when the

battery exhaustion symbol (fl) appears on

the LCD

panel.)

* lf the camera is on and left unused for over 3

minutes, the lens automatically retracts

and

the power switches off to save battery power.

* lf the main switch is turned on within 30 min-

utes of auto-power off, the previous setting

will automatically

return.

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3. HOWTO HOLD

THECAMERA

When shooting, hold the camera securely

with both hands.

Keep

thecamera

asstillas

possible,

and gentlydepressthe shutter

re-

leasebutton.

(lftoo muchforceis applied,the

camera

is likelyto shake,andthe picture

will

be blurred.)

Try to brace

your elbowsagainst

your body,or support

yourself

andthe cam-

eraagainsta stable,stationaryobject,such

a wall.

When usingthe flashwith the camera

posi-

tionedvertically,holdthe cameraso that the

flashis abovethe lens.

Caution:

Do not hold the zoom lensbecause

it moves

backand

forthwhilein operation.

Note:

. Makesure not to obstructthe autofocus

window,lens,lightsensor

window

or the

built-in

flashwith yourfingers

or hair.

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4. OPERATINGA 28-80mmZOOM LENS

28mm

Movethe zoominglever

to the right( | )

or the left ( | | | I to zoomthe lens

to the

desiredsetting,

release

the zoominglever,

andthendepressthe shutter

release

but-

ton fully to takepictures.

Step Zoom and GontinuousZoom

Step Zoom: Moving the zooming lever

slightly

zooms

the lens

to adjacentsteps,

causingslightcompositionchanges.

ContinuousZoom: Moving

the leverfully

causescontinuouslenszooming,which

drasticallychangesthe composition.

* With the stepzoom,the lensstopsat

lens

focal

lengthof 28,35,42,50,60,70,

and80mm.To stop at the ne)dstep,

re-

turn thezoominglever

to itsoriginal

po-

sition,andthenslightlymoveit again.

* When you move the zoominglever

the shutterrelease

button

isdepressed

halfwaydown, the lensfocallengthis

displayedon the LCD

panel.

i35

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TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS

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After reading this instruction manual#

you shouldbe familiarwith the func- ",

tions available on the camera, and.1$

you're readyto insert the film. t;|H

Notes:

. When buyingDX-codedfilms,

ensurethat

the package

bearsthe "DX" mark.

. Non-DX

coded

film cannotbe used.

. Usehigh-speed

film with an ISOrating

1000

or higher

mainlyfor shooting

indoors

or in dimly-litconditions.

1. USABLE

FILM

DX FILM

DXmark

Filmbpeed

(lSO

rating)

Automatic film speed setting

This camera is designedto use DX-coded

films with ISO

ratingsfrom 25to 3200.When

anyof these

films areloaded,

the proper film

speedis automaticallysetfor the camera.

PHOTOGRAPHS

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