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SETTING THE FILM SPEED (Fig.4)
1. This camera is designed to use DX-coded films
with ISO ranging from 100 to 400.
2. Your camera automatically sets the correct film
speed by reading black-and-silver patches on
the film cassettes.
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LOADING THE FILM
1. Push the Back Cover Lock downward to open
(Fig.5)
2. Load the film cassette into the Film Chamber
and pull out enough film leader to extend past
the film Leader Mark.(Fig.6)
3. Make sure the film stays within the Film Guides
and lies flat.
4. Press the Back Cover shut so that the Back
cover lock returns to its original position.
5. No matter that the lens cover is open or close,
the film will advance to the first exposure frame
automatically and the exposuer counter ad-
vance to"1".
* If the exposure counter does not advance,open
the back cover and reload the film.
* Whether there is film cassette in the camera or
not,can be identified through the Film Check
Window.
HOLDING YOUR CAMERA(Fig. 8)
• Always use both hands to steady your camera.
• When holding the camera vertically always po-
sition it with the flash at the top.
• Be careful not to place your fingers over the lens
or flash.
BATTERY CHECK LAMP(red light)
When the Battery check lamp is blinking, it could
finish at least one 36 exp. film by remaining battery
power. Please replace to new battery when you
finish the last one film.
When the Battery check lamp is turning light. Any
function of this camera will stop work. Please
replace to new battery immediately.
RED-EYE REDUCTION LED
(Fig.10)
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This camera is designed to activate Red-eye
Reduction automatically. This makes it possible to
minimize the red-eye effect that sometimes occurs
when taking portrait photographs with flash. Now
it's easy for anyone to take superior shots of people.
Press the Release button smoothly to half way and
hold there for at least one second to light on the
Red-eye Reduction LED. The Red-eye Reduction
LED only light in 10 sec. max if you keep on press
Release button in half way.
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