Pentax IQZoom 70 Manual de usuario

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Thankyou verymuchfor choosingthe

world'sfirstfully-auto

35mmleaf-shutter

camera

to integrate

a macro-to-telephoto

power zoom, zoom finder and zoom

flash.

lts auto-focus,

auto-exposure,

auto-

film-speed-setting,

auto-film-loading,

au-

to-winding/rewinding

and

auto-flash

con-

trolswill certainly

helpyou enfoy

fine

photography

for many years

to come.

lf you own theDATE model,

you will

always

be ableto remember

the days

you

took

those

pictures.

Before

you start

using

this

camera,

please

readthis operating

manual

carefully

that you can

operate

thecamera

properly

from

thefirst

rollof film. ,,

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Namesof working parts

Batteryinsertion

andcheck

Fi1m...........

Film loadinS

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

Howto hold

camera ..............

Viewfinder

display

and

shooting

range

Green/redlamps

andflash

switch

Operating35 - 70mm zoom lens

Unloading

film ............

Takingordi

narypictu

res

Flash photography........

Taking macro pictures

Focus-lock shooting (

Exposure compensation

Self-timer

Strapand soft case

Datemodel

Taking

careof your camera ...............

Specifications

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

Warranty

policy

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CAUTIONS

oThis camera ispowered by one 6V lithium

battery, or four "AAA" sizealkaline

batter-

ies.The Ni-Cd

battery isnot compatible.

r The lens

protector

automatically

opensor

closesby turning the main switchon or off.

Do not openit manually.

r When film is not in the camera,flash

does

not fire, nor does

the cartridgemark appear

in the LCD window, nor does the macro

function work.

The shutter cannot be released

if or when:

o the battery is not in the camera or it is

incorrectly insertedin the chamber,

or it is

exhausted.

o themain

switchisoff.

t you shoot a subjct more than one meter

t3.3 ft.) away, with the lens set in the

macromode.

o thelens

in the

zooming

action.

r the flash is being

charged,

or the recycle

time becomes

much longer

than usual.

. the film is being rewound, and the film

rewind has

just beencompleted.

Mainswitchand LCD window's displays

fv'f'01 -/Oz

Mainswitch: To operatethecamera,turn this

switchon by setting

it asshownabove.

Macro-focus-set

button: When

shooting

in the

macro

mode,

alignthe main switchwith the

$1 mark while pushing

thismacro-focus-set

tton.

Battery

mark: This

mark lights

up whenthe

battery

gets

weak.

Cartridgemark:Whenf

ilm is

loadedinto the

cameraand the backcoveris

closed,thismark

appears,

andit also

lickers

when

the

ilm

rewindingis

completed.

Film-trarrsport

mark:This

indicates

the

ilrn

isbeing

wound or rewound.

Exposure

counter: This indicateshow many

pictures

were

taken.

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NAMES OF WORKING PABTS ffi

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0 Mainswitch

O Sh

utter-releasebutton

@ t-C

o (

Liquid-Crystal-Display)

window

O Macro-focus-setbutton

Autofocuswindows

Viewfinderwindow

O Built-in

flash

@ Light-sensorwindow

O Self-timer

lamp

Self-timerbutton

@ Exposure-compensation

button

Zoom lens

Grip

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Back-cover-release

lever

Redlamp

Green

lamp

Viewf

inder

eyepiece

Flash

switch

Film-information window

@Zooming

lever

(DStrap

lug

Backcover

@Auxiliaryrewind

button

@Tripod socket

Battery-chamber

cover I

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BATTERY INSERTIONAND CHECK

1. Open

the battery-chamber

cover

by sliding

it inthedirectionof thearrow.

To insert

the

lithium battery,

unfold the alkalinebattery

guide

plate

aswell.

2. Insertthe lithium battery into the chamber

correctlyas

indicated

andclose

the cover.

This

camerais

powered

by one6V lithium battery:

Panasonic/NationalBR-P2,CR-P2por Duracell

DL-223A, or four "AAA"-size alkalinebatteries.

o Manganese

batteries

can

alsobeused,but they

are

not recommended

becausethey havefar less

battery

life

thanthealkalineor lithium

battery.

3. Whenusing

alkalinebatteries,

first fold down

the

alkaline

battery

guide

plate

and

insert

the

batteries

throughthe

guide's

holes

making

sure

the (+)and (-) sides

arecorrectly

placed

indicated

on the guide

plate.

Do not remove

the plastic

tabs/ears

in eachbatteryguide

hole

they keepthe batteries

securely

in place.

X Battery Check

As you turn the mainswitch

on asshown

above,

the lens

slightlyextends

andsimultaneously

the lens

protector

opens,

which indicates

that

the battery is

properly loaded.

lf they don't,

reloadthe battery.

ffi

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Battery Replacement

When battery voltage

goes

down, the battery

6s1ft (a) appearsin the LCD window. Replace

the battery immediately.

When

the batteryvoltagefurther goes

down,

the battery mark starts

to flicker,

makingit

impossibleto release

the shutter.

o Whenreplacing

the battery,

turn the mainswitch

off.

o The battery mark that shows low battery voltage

appears

in the LCD window while you are

operating

the mainswitch,

the zoom lever

theshutterrelease

button.

o When

the battery iscompletely

usedup, the

batterymark does

not even

appear.

Precautionson batteries

o The misuse

of battery

causeshazards

such

leakage,heating,

explosions,

etc.The batteryshould

be inserted

vVith

the (+)or (-) side

facing

correctly.

o When

replacing

the AAA-size

batteries,

do not mix

the brand,the type, or old batteries

with newones.

Replacefour batteries

at the same

time.

o When

not using

the camera

for a longer

period

time, remove

the batteryfrom the camera.

Theold

battery is

apt to leak,

causing

damage

to the camera.

Keepthe removedbattery beyond the reach

infants.

. Never

try to break up or recharge

the battery, or

throw the used-up

one into fire asit may explode.

o The batterymay lower itsperformance

in low

temperatures,

though it differsfrom onetype

to another.

o Keepspare

batteries

on handfor convenience

when shooting

outdoors

or traveling.

o When

keeping

the camera

in a bag,

make

sure

the main switch is

off ; otherwise,the battery power

may beconsumed

by accidentally

pushing

the

shutter

button.

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FILM

DX FILM

Thiscamera

isdesigned

to useDX-coded

film with

an ISOrating

from 50to 1600,and

whensuch

film

loaded,itsfilm speed

automatically

set

in the

camera.

o When

buying

DX film, make

surethe

package

bears

the "DX" mark or that the catridge

has

a DX-information

panel.

o lf non-DX

film isloaded

by mistake,the

film

speed

isautomatically

setto ISO100,no matter

what

the

film speedis.

o When

high-speedfilm with an ISOrating

over 1600 isloaded

into the camera,

the film speed

isautomaticallysetto 1600.

o Special

ilms

35mm InstantReversal

Filmcannotbe

used.

o lf awide-angle

picture is

takenin a

very bright

place

outdoorsusing

highspeedf

ilm, it tendsto

overexposed.

Usesuch

film indoorsor in

dark

place.

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Cotor

Fil,n oooooooo6J;;

36.,o .qx DX-information panel

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Open the back coverby slidingthe back cover

release

lever

in the directionof the arrow.

Place

the film cartridgeinto the f

ilm chamber

by first fitting its

flat side

on the top of the

rewind shaft.

o Be

sureto load

or unload

the film in a shady

spot,or shield

the camera

andfilm from direct

sunlightwith your body.While

doingthis,take

care

not to put dust,

stains,etc.

on the lens.

X Do not bend theseDX-information pins,and

keepthem freefrom dirt, dust or scratches.

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Slack

o Make

surethe film is

taut as

illustrated.

lf there

any

slack

left'in

the

film, take

it up by pushing

the film back into the cartridge.

o lf the f

ilm leader

endisextremely

bent,

straighten

it or cut off the bent

portion.

3. Pull

the film leader

out far enoughto reach

the

film roller

O Alignthetip with thefilm

leaderend mark€)

o Make

surethe film perforations

properly engage

the sprocket

teeth

o Also rnakesurethe film is

properlyplaced

between

the guide

rails

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