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Summary of Contents for IQZoom 60R

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL www orphancameras com...

Page 2: ...m loading film speed setting winding rewinding focus and exposure control are automatic you can take great pictures with little effort The DATE model makes it easy to remember the dates when you took...

Page 3: ...age 9 Depr ss the shutterre leasebutton In dark conditions the flash w i l l d i s c h a r g ea u t o m a t i c a l l y s e e p a g e 13 Pushthe main switch to switch on power seepage4 When the film r...

Page 4: ...oming lever Shutterreleasebutton Drive button lnfinity landscape button Autofocuswindow LCDpanel Mode button Red eyereductionflash button Built in flash Viewfinderwindow O Self timer lamp Lightsensorw...

Page 5: ...s water salt water etc penetrating the inside of the camera may causedamage or render it inoperable Therefore handle it with great care o Never use solvents such as paint thinner alcohol or benzineto...

Page 6: ...10 2 TAKING BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS How to selectmodes Red eye reduction flashmode 18 Daylight synchro shooting 19 Takingpictures at slow shutterspeed 20 SIow shutter speed synchro shooting 20 Backlight co...

Page 7: ...ENT Fit the strap on the camera as illustrated Use the clamp s protrusion to depress the ADJUST button on the date model and to open the battery chamber cover To prevent the camera from swaying exces...

Page 8: ...enscover automatically opens and closes when the mainswitchis on and off Neverattempttoopenthe lenscovermanu O ally Battery check After you turn the main switch ON the lens slightly extendsand the len...

Page 9: ...to braceyour elbowsagainst your body or supportyourselfand the cam eraagainsta stable stationaryobject suchas a wall When using the flash with the camera posi tionedvertically holdthe cameraso that t...

Page 10: ...ng and frames the subjectmore closely When you move the zoomingleverto the left lf f the lens movestowardsthe wider angle35mm setting When the lens zooms to the desiredsetting releasethe zoominglevera...

Page 11: ...Non DXcodedfilm cannotbe used o Use high speedfilm with an ISO rating of 1000or highermainlyfor shootingindoors or in dimly litconditions 1 USABLEFILM DX FILM Perforations Filmcartridge Film speed lSO...

Page 12: ...side on top of the rewind shaft first and then slide the top end into the camera 3 Pullthefilm leaderoutfar enoughfrom the cartridgeto reachthe take upspool O Alignthe tip with the film leaderend mark...

Page 13: ...in the exposure counter on the LCD panel the film automatically stops winding The indicationappearsas shown above lf I doesnot appearon the LCDpanel it indicates that the film is not properly loaded l...

Page 14: ...distance is between 0 6m 2ftl and 1m 3 3ft compose the picture within this frame O Picture area W h e n t a k i n g a n o r m a l p i c t u r e c o m pose the picture within this frame Shooting range...

Page 15: ...camerausesthe shutterspeed approx 1 40thsec when lSO100film is used Whenyou de pressthe shut ter releasebut ton halfway the lampsQ and or light up or blinkas shown at left O Greenlamp Whenthe subjecti...

Page 16: ...ndication Depressthe shutter releasebutton half way When your subject is in focus the green lamp will light up lf the subjectis closerthan 0 6 meter 2ft the green lamp will blink lnthiscase lengthen t...

Page 17: ...sh will automatically discharge When the shut ter releasebuttonisdepressed halfwayin low light the redlampwill lightup indicating the flash is readyto discharge lf the red lamp blinks this indicates t...

Page 18: ...technique Focus lock is the functionto lockfocus 1 Focuson the subjectwith the autofocus frame t l Whenyou wish to focuson the face which appears very smallin the viewfinder focus on the chestinsteadt...

Page 19: ...ant from the lens Subjectswhich may fool the system include 1 Black objects like hair which don t reflect much light and therefore don t reflect in frared autofocus beams 2 Wire netting latticework ir...

Page 20: ...countsframe numbersin reverse o The entireroll of film includingthe film leaderis alwaysrewoundintothe cartridge to preventany parts of the film being ex posedto light 1 6 2 Unloading the film Open th...

Page 21: ...button depressedfor more than 3 sec the rewind mode will be set and the liO markappears on the LCDpanel The markwill alsoblink on the LCDpanel 2 Depressingthe shutter releasebutton while holdingthe d...

Page 22: ...he shutter is released the Auto and Singleframe modeswill returnrespectively o To reducethe red eyephenomenonin th_e picture depress the red eyereductionflashbutton O O With this mode the flash discha...

Page 23: ...tures This will ensure that a picture is well exposed without any shadow The flash will always discharge in this mode Notes o Make sure the red lamp on the left hand side of the viewfinder eye piece l...

Page 24: ...eswith a naturalatmosphere Notes o When shootingin darkness the shutter speed gets slower and camerashake is more likelyto blur your picture so use a tripod Slow Speed Synchro Shooting Flash Onl Depre...

Page 25: ...improvethe balanceof light be_ tween the subjectand the restof the picture Also usethis modeto shootscenery Depress the mode buttonuntilthe O E in_ dicationappearson the LCDpanel Note o When using Bac...

Page 26: ...i r e w o r k sa n d n i g h t scenes for instance When usingthis mode thecamerashouldbe mountedon a tripodso thatthe camerawill be steady Bulb synchro mode l Bl lf the mode buttonis depr essed l B ap...

Page 27: ...releasebutton Thefirstframe will be exposed after approx 10 seconds then the second frame approx S secondsafter the first Notethat focusfor both shots is locked at the firstframe 1 Focuson the subject...

Page 28: ...ndsafterthe first Note that the focus is lockedat the first shot Notes on the self timer shooting lf you startthe self timerwhile standingin front of the camera sfront the subjectmay not be in focus o...

Page 29: ...ofocusframe on the subject o Whenusingflashin thismode consecutive shooting is possibleonly afterthe flash is charged thered lamp lightsup following Depress the drive button until the E sym eachexposu...

Page 30: ...posuremode will be restoredafterthe pictureis taken 3 Recompose the frame and depressthe shutterreleasebuttonto shootthe second exposure Afterthe secondshot the film will be advancedand the Single Fra...

Page 31: ...dis played To cancelthe IntervalShootingmode after it has been activated depressthe main switch In this instance the power is not switched off The exposurecounter indicationappears on the LCDpanelwhe...

Page 32: ...erreleasebutton is depressedl The built inflashdoesnot discharqe when combinedwith the Auto and Singleframe modes When yo uwish to take a sharp picture of a distant landscape or a distant subject thro...

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Page 34: ...ach press of the MODE button Owith your finger nail the mode in the LCD panelswitchesas shown in the chart Notes indicatesno data will be imprinted M on the LCDpanelindi cates Month o Use the strap to...

Page 35: ...ning eachframe you expose of the internalclockto the beginn w rt year Month Day and Day Hour Minute 3EiE 8f 1Jn 8 JhSi ifr tpBi t i llit uo r ueti pii teo at JJi it thendepressthe ADJUSTbutton with a...

Page 36: ...nd the date function on the DATEmodel to keep constant track of time After the battery is replaced correctthe time and date Seepages30 31 o Whenthecamerais in a bag makesurethe main switch is off othe...

Page 37: ...over lock in the direction of the arrowwith the strapclamp sprotrusion 2 Insertone lithium batteryas shown 3 Closethe battery chamber cover When closedproperly it lockswith a click olf the batteryis c...

Page 38: ...temperatureand hu midityare high suchas in a car lf the camerais brought into a warm room from the cold outdoors condensationmay occur in the inside and on the outsideof the camera In sucha case put t...

Page 39: ...tantpho tographicevents it is recommendedthat you inspectthe cameraor testshootwith it Repairsmade necessary due to usageof this product in an industrialapplication may not be coveredunderthe terms of...

Page 40: ...lever lf so releasethe zooming lever then shoot See page 13 2 MV printed pictures don t look very clear a Did you position the autofocus frame on your subject Seepage 12 Did you obstruct the autofocu...

Page 41: ...earsoften The correct camera to subject distances when shooting using flash with films other than ISO 100 200 or 400 are indicated in the table below Lens lso 25 50 ioo o t t 66b r Y 5t r t ffir r if...

Page 42: ...e autofo cusing with focus lock Range 0 6m 2ft in finity Infinity landscapemode focus is fixed to infinity Maximum magnification 1 9X 38 Zooming Electroniczoom Shutter Programmed AE electronic shutter...

Page 43: ...ilm used Flash recycling time Approx 5 sec under the Pentaxtesting conditions Interval shooting Electronically controlled started by depressing the shutter release button 3 and 60 minutes can be selec...

Page 44: ...LCD characteristic not a defect o o o D O BatteryExhaustion Warnino Red eyiReductionFlash mode Flash OFF mode Flash ON rnode O FitmCounter lnterval Timer Second ShutterRelease button Minute Infinity l...

Page 45: ...NAME OF WORKINGPARTS OFlash Red lamp Viewfindereyepiece DAf Green lamp Main switch DFilm informationwindow Backcoverreleaselever Batterychamber cover Tripod socket Backcover www orphancameras com...

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