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Index
6
Getting started
6
How to take your first photo
7
Connecting to the app
7
Adding a lens filter
8
Special Features
8
Using the flash
8
Setting exposure value (EV)
9
Tips to take great photos
9
Charging
9
Cleaning
10
Troubleshooting
11
Customer Support
11
Warranty
11
Technical Specifications
12
Safety Information
12
Compliance
Film Counter Display
The film counter display provides a lot of
information about your camera: from how many
photos are left to battery level.
Display
This means:
Unlit
→ Camera is off
-
→ Darkslide is inside
0
→ No film
0 (blinking)
→ No film
1
→ One photo remaining
1 (blinking)
→ Exposure 1 of Double
Exposure
2
→ Two photos remaining
2 (blinking)
→ Exposure 2 of Double
Exposure
3
→ Three photos remaining
4
→ Four photos remaining
5
→ Five photos remaining
Display
This means:
6
→ Six photos remaining
7
→ Seven photos remaining
8
→ Eight photos remaining
d o o r
→ Film door is open
→ Eject film animation
→ Brighter +½EV
→ Neutral
→ Darker –½EV
c
→ Subject too close
F
→ Subject too far
b
→ Battery too low for
(blinking 5×)
camera to turn on
D
C
L
B
M
A
N
E
O
Camera
A
F
Shutter Button
Film Door Button
B
G
Lens
Flash & EV Button
C
H
Flash
ON | OFF Button
D
I
Viewfinder
Film Counter Display
E
J
Photo Eject Slot
Neck Strap Loop
P
Q
Filters
P
R
Starburst
Orange
Q
S
Red Vignette
Blue
G
I
D
F
J
J
USB Charging Port &
K
Battery Level Indicator
L
+Button Mode Indicator
M
+Button
N
Light Meter
O
Tripod Mount
R
S
T
Yellow
H
K
T
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