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Do you know about film?
3. The zoom lens does not move.
• Are you depressing the shutter release button? If
so. the zoom lens cannot operate at the same time.
Take your finger off the shutter release button.
4. The zoom lens retracted automatically.
• Did you leave the camera with the power switch on
and not operate it for over three minutes? If so, the
camera switches off the power and protectively
covers the lens automatically. (See page 4.)
5. " H " or " U " Is displayed on the LCD
panel.
• It indicates that the camera's self-diagnosis function
is working. In this case, operate the zooming lever
until" H " or" ii " disappears. If either letter
remains on or appears frequently after that, the
camera may have some trouble. Contact our
service center.
What is ISO?
ISO describes the sensitivity of film to light. The greater
the film's ISO rating, the more sensitive it is. Usually, color
negative film of ISO 100. 200 or 400 is used.
What Is DX-coded film?
DX coding informs the camera of a film's ISO sensitivity,
so the camera can self-adjust to the film's speed. Almost
all negative-color film is DX-coded.
Flash-effective range other than ISO 100,200 or 400
90
1000
1000
38 mm
(
m)
0.6~2.2 m
(2~7ft)
r~9.5m
(3~31 ft)
1.2*~10.5m
(3.9-34 ft)
60 mm
(«)
0.6-1.5 m
(2-5 ft)
0.6-6.5 m
(2~21 ft)
0.8*-8 m
(2.6-26 ft)
Because of high film speed, overexposure may occur at
close range.
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