Pentax IQZoom Operating Manual page 21

Flash<effective range
60
100
400
1600
35mm (W)
1 - 3.5 m
(3.3'-11.5')
1 -5m
(3.3 - 16.4*)
*1 -10 m
(3.3* - 32.8')
*2 - 12.8 m
(6.6' - 42')
70mm (T)
1 - 2.3 m ^
(3.3* - 7.5*)
1 - 3.3 m
13.3 -10,8')
1 - 6.7 m
(3.3' - 22')
1 -12.2 m
(3.3'-40')
Macro
0.6 -1 m
(2' - 3.3')
0.6 — 1m
12' - 3.3')
0.6 - 1 m
(2' - 3.3')
•0.8 - 1 m
(2,6' - 3.3')
♦The film speed is so high that shooting at close distances may result in
overexposure.
• To take a properly-exposed flash picture, be
sure to shoot the subject which is in the flash-
effective range shown in the table above.
• Even when the green lamp lights up, overexposed
pictures will be taken when the subject is too close
to the camera to be in the flash-effective range,
or underexposed pictures will be taken when the
subject is too far away to be in the flash-effective
range.
• Taking flash pictures of people in the dark can
cause "red eyes,'" those red dots in the eyes. This is
because the flash light enters the eye and reflects
back to the lens from the retina of the eye, and the
light will be colored red from the blood vessels in the
eye. To avoid this, ask the people not to look
directly at the flash.
Battery life
One 6V lithium
Four AAA-size alkaline
24-exposure
Approx. 22 rolls
Approx. 14 rolls
36-exposure
Approx. 14 rolls
Approx. 9 rolls
(When flash photography and non-flash shooting are made
on a 50—50 basis, with fresh batteries and at normal
temperatures and humidity.!
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