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BASIC OPERATION [SHOOTING]

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Using the Multi (6)-
Segment Metering
Mode

Set the metering mode selector
to

K

.

L

is displayed in the viewfinder.

In the Multi (6)-Segment
Metering Mode, the metering
system automatically
measures light in six
different zones, enabling
proper exposure value in a
wide variety of normal and
adverse lighting conditions.

●

The Center-Weighted Metering
Mode and Spot Metering Mode
are also available in this
camera. See page 55 and 56
for more details.

●

When the lens is stopped
down, the exposure
metering mode is set to
Center-Weighted Metering
Mode even if the metering
mode selector is set to Multi
(6)-Segment Metering Mode.

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Summary of Contents for 67II

Page 1: ...nual To ensure the best performance from your camera please read the Operating Manual before using the camera To ensure the best performance from your camera please read the Operating Manual before using the camera ...

Page 2: ...is instruction manual carefully to get a full explanation of operations before use The operating manual explains the camera with an optional AE Pentaprism 672 attached Icon indicators used in this manual PENTAX and SMC PENTAX are trademarks of HOYA CORPORATION Lenses and accessories produced by other manufacturers are not made to our precise specifications and therefore may cause difficulties with...

Page 3: ... injury to the operator or damage to the equipment WARNING Wrapping the strap around your neck is dangerous Make sure that small children do not get the strap caught around their neck Do not look directly at the sun through the camera as viewing the sun for an extended period may damage your eyes CAUTION Never try to disassemble short or recharge the battery Also do not dispose of the battery in f...

Page 4: ... cause damage In such case put the camera into a case or plastic bag so that any changes in temperature difference is minimized Do not remove it from the bag until temperature has stabilized Precautions for storage Avoid leaving the camera for extended periods in places where the humidity and temperature are very high such as in a car Do not store the camera in a closet with mothballs or in an are...

Page 5: ...ind cannot be repaired at no charge under the terms of the warranty If the difficulty is caused as a direct result of the product being used in conditions as outlined in the Precautions for Your Camera section or any other operation contrary to the instructions outlined in this manual charges will be assessed and a repair quotation will be provided Use two CR123A lithium batteries Do not store the...

Page 6: ...6 Low Battery Warning 17 Attaching the Lens 18 Depressing the Shutter Release Button 20 About Interchangeable Viewfinder 21 Setting the Film Speed ISO 24 Loading the Film 25 Unloading the Film 31 Adjusting the Viewfinder Diopter 33 Installing the Correction Lens 34 Using the Apperture Priority AE Mode 35 Using the Multi 6 Segment Metering Mode 36 Holding the Camera 38 Taking a Picture 39 Using the...

Page 7: ...5 Using the Spot Metering Mode 56 Using the Memory Lock Function 57 Using a PENTAX Dedicated External Flash 58 Slow Speed Sync Shooting 63 Checking the Depth of Field 64 Mirror Look Up 65 Time Exposure Mode 66 Infrared Index 68 Accessories Optional 69 Interchangeable Focusing Screen 70 Aperture and Shutter Speed Effects 73 Custom Function 75 Troubleshooting 76 Error Display in the Event of Incorre...

Page 8: ...der unlock button Page 22 Shutter release button Page 20 Multi exposure lever Page 45 Cable release socket Page 53 Main switch Page 16 Mirror lock up lever Page 65 Time exposure set lever Page 66 Lens mount index Page 18 Metering mode selector Page 36 55 56 Film speed set lever Page 24 Shutter speed dial Page 47 49 52 Shutter speed dial lock button Page 35 50 Strap lugs Page 13 Top front ...

Page 9: ... indicator Page 25 Memory lock button Page 57 Eyepiece shutter lever Page 44 Diopter adjustment dial Page 33 Film speed set button Page 24 Back cover Back cover release lever Page 25 X sync terminal Page 62 Tripod socket Dedicated flash contacts Page 59 5Psync terminal Page 58 Lens release lever Page 19 Bottom back ...

Page 10: ...ng Page 17 Film symbol Page 29 Film advance indicator Page 42 Flash status Page 58 Shutter speed Page 48 51 Film counter Page 30 Flash status Page 58 Exposure compensation Page 54 Memory lock Page 57 Bar graph Page 51 54 Metering mode Page 36 55 56 Spot metering area Page 56 Microprism Page 39 As the periphery of the image may be cut off when the image is printed out compose your image with extra ...

Page 11: ...ure the brightness of a specific narrow area 56 To store the exposure in the camera temporarily 57 Subject Photography Page To take a picture of yourself 43 To take a picture into the sun with the subject s face lightened 54 To take a picture of a subject with a night scene in the background 63 Landscape Photograhy Page To take a picture of a night scene 52 To take a picture of a subject with a ni...

Page 12: ... the red dots on the camera and lens mount attach the lens to the camera body and turn it to the right until it locks Page 18 Set the F Stop Set the lens aperture ring to the desired f stop Page 35 Turn the Power On Set the main switch to i Page 16 Set the Film Speed Adjust the film speed using the film speed set lever and film speed set button Page 24 7 8 ...

Page 13: ...5 5 6 Set Exposure Compensation to a Turn the exposure compensation dial to the a position Page 54 Set the Multi 6 Segment Metering Mode Set the metering mode selector to K Page 36 9 Load Film Open the back cover and load the film correctly Page 25 10 Adjust the Focus and Take a Picture Depress the shutter release button gently to take a picture Page 39 ...

Page 14: ...ATION PREPARATION Page 13 to 34 BASIC OPERATION SHOOTING Page 35 to 42 ADVANCED OPERATION Page 43 to 75 OTHERS Page 76 to 81 If you want to start taking pictures right away please read BASIC OPERATION PREPARATION and BASIC OPERATION SHOOTING You can enjoy simple photography even with a minimal knowledge of operating the camera ...

Page 15: ...he dotted line facing out and return the lock plate to the original position It will securely attach to the strap lug To remove the strap slide the lock plate with a coin or similar object as shown in step Adjust the length of the strap with the buckle After fitting the strap and adjusting the length pull the strap hard to confirm that the strap is securely attached to the camera The strap has a p...

Page 16: ...tors are not displayed on the LCD panel even though a battery is loaded confirm that the battery chamber cover is closed at the correct angle Do not replace the battery while winding up the film If you do so the film counter on LCD panel advances by two from the current display and the number of pictures that can be taken decreases by one Do not wind up the film when the battery is not loaded in t...

Page 17: ... Replace all the batteries at the same time Do not mix battery brands types or old batteries with new ones 120 film Approx 500 rolls 220 film Approx 250 rolls Bulb exposure time Approx 13 hours 120 film Approx 250 rolls 220 film Approx 120 rolls Bulb exposure time Approx 6 hours The batteries were used under our testing conditions Actual battery life and performance may vary drastically depending ...

Page 18: ...Power ON Set the main switch to i The power is turned off when the main switch is set to d When the camera is not in use make sure that the main switch is set to d to prevent battery drain if the shutter release button is accidentally depressed ...

Page 19: ...er can be released Do not replace the battery while winding up the film If you do so the film counter on LCD panel advances by two from the current display and the number of pictures that can be taken decreases by one When the low battery warning H starts blinking the indicators on the LCD panel disappear and the shutter cannot be released Also you may not be able to wind up the film at its beginn...

Page 20: ...ns cap squeeze the tabs on both sides in the direction of the arrow See the operation manual INTERCHANGEABLE LENSES for 67 lenses when attaching or removing an outer bayonet lens for a large lens Do not operate the lens release lever shown in page 19 when attaching the lens Doing so may result in the lens not being able to be attached to the camera properly We assume no responsibility nor liabilit...

Page 21: ...REPARATION 19 How to remove To remove the lens turn it to the left while depressing the lens release lever To protect the lens against damage after removal be sure to set the lens down with the mount side facing upward ...

Page 22: ... the camera shake depress the shutter release button gently Before loading a roll of film slowly depress the shutter release button to learn where the first position is The indicators in the viewfinder stay on for about 10 seconds after the button is released from the halfway position Depressing the shutter release button down halfway keeps the indicators in the viewfinder on Not pressed Pressed h...

Page 23: ...2 camera the Aperture Priority AE Mode and the Metered Manual Mode are usable The Pentaprism Finder Folding Focusing Hood or Rigid Magnifying Hood used for 67 camera can also be attached to the 672 camera The TTL Pentaprism Finder used for the 67 camera cannot be used to the 672 camera AE Pentaprism Finder 672 Pentaprism Finder 672 Folding Focusing Hood 672 Rigid Magnifying Hood 672 ...

Page 24: ...der on the upper part of the camera as illustrated and press it down until it clicks two times Detaching the viewfinder Turn the viewfinder unlock button in the direction of the arrow to align the red dots on the camera When the AE Pentaprism Finder is not attached properly PErr may appear on the LCD panel ...

Page 25: ...BASIC OPERATION PREPARATION 23 Depress the viewfinder unlock button to remove the viewfinder ...

Page 26: ...lm speed move the lever toward the front repeatedly until the desired ISO appears on the LCD panel To change the film speed to a smaller number lower film speed move the lever toward the back repeatedly until the desired ISO appears on the LCD panel Holding the lever will change the film speed continuously The film speed setting range is ISO 6 to 6400 in 1 3 EV step increments f and film speed are...

Page 27: ...e you set will be indicated in the film type indicator Be sure to set the proper film speed before the film is loaded See page 24 for setting the film speed Film drag will occur or the end of the film cannot be detected when the 220 pressure plate is set for a 120 film Imprecise focusing will occur or the number of pictures that can be taken decreases when the 120 pressure plate is set for a 220 f...

Page 28: ...t and pull down Install the emptied spool to the spool retainer as illustrated Push in the film spool retainer knob and turn it to the direction of the arrow If the film spool retainer knob does not fit in the proper position turn the spool in the direction of the arrow as shown in the illustration 4 5 6 ...

Page 29: ...lling the emptied spool so that the letters on the leader paper are facing outwards Turn the wind lever until the slot of the empty spool faces upward Draw the film leader from the film roll and insert the tip of the leader into the spool s slit If a battery is not loaded the spool will not turn even if the wind lever is turned 7 8 9 ...

Page 30: ...nto the spool Turn the wind lever until the arrow marking on the leader paper aligns with the p mark on the camera When the film does not advance even if the wind lever is turned turn the wind lever twice after closing the back cover Then release the shutter open the back cover and repeat the film winding procedure from step 10 10 11 12 ...

Page 31: ...film symbol u and o advising you to wind up the film will appear on the LCD panel B appears on the LCD panel when the film is properly loaded You can tear off the end cover of the film package indicating the type of film and speed and insert it into the memo holder provided on the back cover to remind you of the film type speed that you are using 13 14 ...

Page 32: ...er indicator on the LCD panel and in the viewfinder advances by one each time the film is wound The film counter indicator on the LCD panel is displayed even when the camera is turned off Always keep the surface of the pressure plate clean as dust and smudges may cause scratches on the film The pressure plate can be wiped clean with a dry cloth If the start mark on the leader paper is not set with...

Page 33: ... Film After the last frame of the roll is exposed o and E on the LCD panel blink The film speed indicator will disappear when you wind up the film Repeat winding the film several times Wind the leader paper until G appears on the LCD panel 1 2 3 ...

Page 34: ... of the film spool retainer knob turn the knob to the left and pull down Fold the end of the leader paper and then affix the paper seal securely on the back of the paper leader to prevent accidental unwinding of the exposed roll Always unload the film in the shade or using your body to shade the film holder 4 5 6 ...

Page 35: ...amera at a bright subject While looking through the viewfinder turn the diopter adjustment dial to the left or right until the microprism grid appears in the sharpest focus The diopter adjustment range is 1 5 m 1 to 2 5 m 1 per meter Be sure to adjust the diopter before use ...

Page 36: ...Correction Lens Turn the rubberized eyepiece frame to the left and remove it Install the desired correction lens as illustrated The diopter adjustment range can be changed from 5 5 to 1 5 or 0 5 to 3 5 by changing the optional correction lenses 1 2 ...

Page 37: ...priate shutter speed is automatically set by the camera for a proper exposure The shutter speed dial can be released from b to another position in the same manner as step 2 See page 49 for the Metered Manual Mode The Aperture Priority AE Mode does not operate unless the AE Pentaprism Finder 672 is attached When the shutter speed dial is set to b without attaching the AE Pentaprism Finder 672 the s...

Page 38: ...light in six different zones enabling proper exposure value in a wide variety of normal and adverse lighting conditions The Center Weighted Metering Mode and Spot Metering Mode are also available in this camera See page 55 and 56 for more details When the lens is stopped down the exposure metering mode is set to Center Weighted Metering Mode even if the metering mode selector is set to Multi 6 Seg...

Page 39: ... underexposure of the subject results from the brightness of the background affecting the overall metering With multi 6 segment metering the camera records the brightness in six zones within the image field and uses these measurements to choose an exposure that will not underexpose the subject The multi 6 segment metering system also calculates exposure values for a scene to automatically compensa...

Page 40: ...rences among photographers in general the shutter speed for a hand held camera is the inverse of the focal length For example 1 75 of a second when the focal length is 75 mm and 1 150 of a second when it is 150 mm A tripod should be used for shutter speeds slower than this When the tripod is used use of an optional Cable Release is recommended To reduce the camera shake support your body or the ca...

Page 41: ... field Turn the focusing ring until the image on the microprism appears sharp and crisp Matte field Turn the focusing ring until the image on the matte field appears sharp and crisp Adjust the diopter before use if the view from the viewfinder is not clear See page 33 An interchangeable focusing screen is available See page 70 ...

Page 42: ...BASIC OPERATION SHOOTING 40 While looking through the viewfinder turn the focusing ring to the right or left until the image appears sharp and crisp 1 In focus Out of focus ...

Page 43: ...se button fully You can also display the indicators in the viewfinder by pressing the memory lock button h instead of depressing the shutter release button halfway down This is useful when you are using a Cable Release However if you press the memory lock button h in the Aperture Priority AE Mode the memory lock function is set Press the memory lock button h again before taking a picture 2 3 4 ...

Page 44: ...BASIC OPERATION SHOOTING 42 When the shutter is in the uncocked position the film advance indicator o appears on the LCD panel Do not try to cock the shutter when o is not displayed on the LCD panel ...

Page 45: ...utter release and is useful for taking group shots that include the photographer The shutter will be released about 12 seconds after the shutter release is depressed When the self timer is in operation the audible PCV signal is heard and the rate increases for the last two seconds To cancel the self timer operation after it has been activated move the main switch to i or d 1 2 ...

Page 46: ...position Depress the shutter release button Eyepiece Shutter When using the camera in a situation where your eye will not remain at the viewfinder when taking the picture such as when using the Self Timer Mode stray light may enter the viewfinder causing an incorrect exposure Using the eyepiece shutter will block any stray light assuring a proper exposure In normal photography set the eyepiece shu...

Page 47: ... the LCD panel blinks when the wind lever is set back to its original position You can take trick pictures by overlapping multiple shots on one frame using the Multiple Exposure Mode Operate the multi exposure lever before you cock the shutter Otherwise the frames may be misaligned The frames may be misaligned if you take a picture in the Multiple Exposure Mode When the film is wound halfway you c...

Page 48: ... illuminate the main subject against a dimly lit background Once the Multi Exposure Mode is set it cannot be canceled normally If you want to cancel it cover the lens with the cap set the shutter speed to 1 1000 of a second set the aperture to the minimum value and depress the shutter release button in a dark place When making the multi exposures on the last frame of the film E appears on the LCD ...

Page 49: ...AE Mode When the desired aperture is selected the camera automatically selects an appropriate shutter speed for a proper exposure Set the lens aperture ring to the desired f stop position Turn the shutter speed dial to b while holding down the shutter speed dial lock button 1 2 ...

Page 50: ...dark choose a larger aperture When the shutter speed indicator stops blinking you can take a picture If the shutter speed indicator does not stop blinking it means that the exposure is out of metering range unable to obtain a correct exposure even if the aperture is adjusted Use a ND filter or select a darker subject if the subject is too bright or use a flash if it is too dark The shutter speed d...

Page 51: ...venient exposure mode for taking pictures using the same shutter speed and aperture setting combination or taking creatively under or over exposed photographs Set the lens aperture ring to the desired f stop setting Set the shutter speed dial to a desired shutter speed other than b 1 2 ...

Page 52: ... dial lock button In flash photography when you use the flash sync shutter speed of 1 30 of a second or a non dedicated external flash unit set the shutter speed dial to the e 1 30 of a second position To set the shutter speed dial to e or a position other than e turn the shutter speed dial while holding down the shutter speed dial lock button ...

Page 53: ...utter speed or aperture is adjusted Use a ND filter or select a darker subject if the subject is too bright or use a flash if it is too dark When the bars are displayed above the l side on the bar graph it indicates overexposure and when the bars are displayed above the m side it indicates underexposure When a single bar is displayed in the center of the bar graph it indicates correct exposure Mov...

Page 54: ...This mode is useful for the long exposures required for shooting night scenes and fireworks The shutter remains open as long as the shutter release button is held down Set the lens aperture ring to the desired f stop Set the shutter speed dial to c 1 2 ...

Page 55: ...on is depressed halfway In the Bulb Exposure Mode use a steady tripod to prevent camera shake and attach the optional Cable Release The indicators in the viewfinder can be light up by depressing the Cable Release halfway See page 15 for the bulb exposure time when a new battery is used 3 4 ...

Page 56: ... underexpose darken a subject or to compensate for difficult lighting conditions which may fool the camera s built in exposure meter Exposure compensation does not work in the Bulb Exposure Mode The exposure compensation range is 3EV to 3EV in 0 3EV step Moving one bar above the bar graph indicates a 0 3EV step When exposure compensation is used in the Metered Manual Mode the bar above the bar gra...

Page 57: ...n on the left shows that the upper part of the pattern in the center of the viewfinder has more sensitivity to light than the lower part The Spot Metering Mode or Center Weighted Metering Mode can also be selected in this camera Select the desired metering mode with the metering mode selector These metering systems do not automatically compensate for back lighted or spotlighted scenes like the Mul...

Page 58: ...g mode selector to the I position I is displayed in the viewfinder Measure with the small area of the viewfinder as illustrated If the brightness range between the center of the picture and the surrounding areas is too great the exposure should be determined in consideration of the overall brightness Otherwise the picture will come out improperly exposed 1 2 ...

Page 59: ... a small part of the viewfinder As soon as the memory lock button h is depressed the camera stores the measured exposure level for 20 seconds even if the memory lock button h is released If the shutter release button is depressed halfway down while the memory lock timer is operating the memorized meter reading will remain even if the memory lock button h is released To cancel the memory lock funct...

Page 60: ...672 to the camera refer to the operating manual of hot shoe grip 672 In the Aperture Priority AE Mode or when the shutter speed is set in the range of 1 30 to 1 1000 of a second the flash sync speed of 1 30 of a second is set when the flash is fully charged When the shutter release button is depressed halfway down s appears in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel when the flash is fully charged In ...

Page 61: ...e flash sync speed of 1 30 of a second is set when the flash is fully charged When the shutter release button is depressed halfway down s appears in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel when the flash is fully charged In the Aperture Priority AE Mode when the flash is fully charged the Metered Manual Mode is automatically set The bar graph indicates the exposure value for the background See page 51...

Page 62: ... three level auto flash modes red and green or red green and yellow settings set the aperture value as shown in the table In the Aperture Priority AE Mode or when the shutter speed is set in the range of 1 30 to 1 1000 of a second the flash sync speed of 1 30 of a second is set when the flash is fully charged Multi Burst Flash with the Pentax Dedicated Flash When discharging more than two Pentax d...

Page 63: ...er automatically switches off to save battery power Depressing the shutter release button halfway will restart charging of the flash units AF240T and AF400FTZ In the Aperture Priority AE Mode or when the shutter speed is set in the range of 1 30 to 1 1000 of a second the flash sync speed of 1 30 of a second is set when the flash is fully charged When the flash is charged and left unused for about ...

Page 64: ... secondary functions do not work when the cord is connected to the X sync terminal only CAMERA FUNCTION TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D After the flash is charged the camera automatically switches to the flash sync speed 1 30 of a second N N N N Flash confirmation signal in the viewfinder and LCD panel N N TTL auto flash N N N Slow speed sync in the Metered Manual Mode N N N N Trailing shutter curtain...

Page 65: ...orrect exposure Release the shutter It is possible to balance the exposure of a foreground subject against a dimly lit background by using the flash to properly expose the foreground subject and a slow shutter speed to expose the low light background The operation in step can be performed at any time before taking a picture In the slow speed sync shooting use of a tripod is recommended to prevent ...

Page 66: ...field can be confirmed through the viewfinder The lever will be returned to the original position by depressing the depth of preview lever The actual range in focus and the depth of field confirmed through the viewfinder may differ to some degree When the depth of preview lever is set at the g position the metering mode selectores to the Center Weighted Metering Mode automatically 1 2 3 ...

Page 67: ...locked up position the memory lock function automatically operates and the exposure is fixed Mirror lock up does not operate before winding the film Once the mirror lock up is set it cannot be canceled normally If you want to cancel it depress the shutter release button in a dark place and perform the same operation as with the Multiple Exposure Mode When the battery is exhausted this function doe...

Page 68: ...ion Wind the film In the Time Exposure Mode the battery consumption is extremely minimized to save the batteries This mode is useful for the long exposures required for shooting night scenes and astronomical photography The time exposure set lever can be set after the film is winded When the battery is exhausted this function does not operate 1 2 3 ...

Page 69: ...xposure set lever to the original position The time exposure finishes The shutter will not close until the time set with the dial lapses regardless of the shutter dial position and the position of the time exposure set lever The Time Exposure Mode can be combined with the mirror lock up function 4 5 ...

Page 70: ... infrared index When infrared film and an R2 or O2 filter are used the focal point is different from that of ordinary film exposed in visible light Focus on a subject in the following manner To set the proper exposure level for infrared pictures refer to the instructions accompanying the film The Aperture Priority AE Mode does not give a correct exposure for infrared film Use the Metered Manual Mo...

Page 71: ...0m Its features include slave sync flash contrast control sync flash programmed auto flash high speed sync wireless flash and leading trailing shutter curtain sync Auto Flash AF360FGZ This is an auto flash unit with a maximum guide number of 36 ISO 100 m Its features include slave sync flash contrast control sync flash AF spot beam high speed sync wireless flash and leading trailing shutter curtai...

Page 72: ...nses However the exposure accuracy of these focusing screens may decrease when the lens is stopped down Also when used in combination with a rear converter a slight amount of overexposure will occur For more information read the operating manual of 672 Interchangeable Focusing Screens BA 61 BA 81 Microprism Matte For general use Matte screen with microprism BB 61 BB 81 Split Image Matte Matte scre...

Page 73: ...MC PENTAX 55mm 4 N N O O SMC PENTAX 75mm 2 8 AL N N O O SMC PENTAX 75mm 4 5 N N O O SMC PENTAX 90mm 2 8 N N N N SMC PENTAX 105mm 2 4 N N N N SMC PENTAX 165mm 2 8 N N N N SMC PENTAX 200mm 4 N N N N SMC PENTAX M 300mm 4 ED IF N N N N SMC PENTAX 300mm 4 N N N N SMC PENTAX M 400mm 4 ED IF N N N N SMC PENTAX 500mm 5 6 N N M M SMC TAKUMURA 600mm 4 N N N N SMC TAKUMURA 800mm 4 N N N N SMC PENTAX M 800 6 ...

Page 74: ... filter exposure accuracy can be adversely effected The use of a circular polarizing filter is necessary for proper exposure If you are using the auto close up ring in the Aperture Priority AE Mode make sure to narrow the aperture before taking a picture Otherwise the exposure will not match Rear Converter When the Rear Converter is used with the focusing screen for telephoto lens installed BA 81 ...

Page 75: ...he film by lengthening or shortening the length of time the film is exposed to the light If the shutter speed is slow the shutter is open for a long amount of time and if the subject that you want to photograph at this time is moving the subject will naturally become blurred On the other hand if the shutter speed is fast even if the subject is moving the camera is able to take a picture as though ...

Page 76: ...rred In other words the focus range becomes smaller On the other hand by narrowing the aperture and thus narrowing the beam of light the focus range becomes larger For example when taking a picture of a subject against a background if you widen the aperture and you take a picture the areas other than the subject focused on become blurrier making the subject appear to be in the foreground On the ot...

Page 77: ...0 seconds 3 F number indication in viewfinder display The selected aperture is displayed in the viewfinder LCD indicator instead of exposure frame number This Custom Function is available only when a lens with automatic diagram control is mounted 4 Installment of an additional strap lug An additional strap lug is installed next to the grip for horizontal positioning of the camera Precautions Regar...

Page 78: ...dicators do not appear on the LCD panel The main switch is set to d Set the main switch to i Page 16 No batteries have been installed Install the batteries Page 14 The batteries are improperly installed Install the batteries properly Page 14 The batteries are dead Replace the batteries Page 14 Focus is not precise in the picture The pressure plate has not been set to the proper position Set the pr...

Page 79: ...e You should take the camera to your local Pentax service center If the second figure after E is 1 2 or 3 If there is a film in the camera wind to the end and remove the film Press the shutter and if the error display disappears the camera is ready for use We recommend however that you have the camera checked at your local Pentax service center If there is no film in the camera open and close the ...

Page 80: ...le screen with Natural Bright Matte focusing screen Field of view 90 vertical Magnification 0 75 with 105 mm lens at infinity Diopter 2 5 to 1 5 m 1 per meter Viewfinder indicator Shutter speed indicator Aperture indicator s Flash status indicator Bar graph Exposure compensation value indicator Over or under exposure indicator in the Manual Exposure Mode k Exposure compensation indicator n Memory ...

Page 81: ...tion remains while the shutter release button is depressed halfway down With an optional AE Pentaprism 672 attached Flash sync Via 5P X sync terminal for Pentax dedicated auto flashes X sync socket is provided for Pentax non dedicated flashes Flash Sync Speed 1 30 sec ISO range 25 800 Power source Two 3V lithium batteries CR123A or the equivalent Battery exhaustion warning Low battery warning H is...

Page 82: ...rts as hereinbefore provided No refunds will be made on repairs by non authorized PENTAX service facilities Procedure During 12 month Warranty Period Any PENTAX which proves defective during the 12 month warranty period should be returned to the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment or to the manufacturer If there is no representative of the manufacturer in your country send the equipment t...

Page 83: ...oducts should not be mixed with general household waste There exists a separate collection system for these products Used electric electronic equipment must be treated separately and in accordance with legislation that requires proper treatment recovery and recycling of these products Following the implementation by member states private households within the EU states may return their used electr...

Page 84: ...Postfach 367 8305 Dietlikon SWITZERLAND http www pentax ch PENTAX Europe GmbH Tyskland Filial Sverige Box 650 75127 Uppsala SWEDEN http www pentax se PENTAX Imaging Company A Division of PENTAX of America Inc Headquarters 600 12th Street Suite 300 Golden Colorado 80401 U S A PENTAX Service Department 12000 Zuni Street Suite 100B Westminster Colorado 80234 U S A http www pentaximaging com PENTAX Ca...

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