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Troubleshooting Specs Program Diagrams Self-Timer Mode Using the focus indicator Wireless Flash AF360FGZ Only Warranty Accessories Optional Low Battery Warning Adjusting the Date and Time

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Contents

Operating Manual 153 For Safe USE of Your Camera Precautions when taking pictures Precautions for Your Camera Other precautions Precautions for Your Camera Table of Contents Table of Contents Selecting Another Exposure Mode POP-UP the BUILT-IN Flash Manually 127 Names of Working Parts Page LCD Panel Indications Memo Viewfinder Indications Attach the lens Quick and Easy ShootingLoad the batteries Set the date and time Load the film Turn the power switch onAdjust the viewfinder’s diopter Set the Auto Picture mode Adjust the focus and take a picture Set the autofocus modeCompose the subject by turning the zoom ring Lenses that can be used with this camera Camera Functions Available with Various Lenses Lenses and accessories that cannot be used with this camera This manual is organized into the following sections HOW to USE this Operating Manual Basic Operation Preparation Attaching the Strap Loading the Batteries Loading the Batteries Bulb exposure time About 1 hours Low Battery Warning Turning on the Power Adjusting the Date and Time See Page 30 for details Press the Date button Imprinting the Date or Time Memo Attaching a Lens Memo Adjusting the VIEWFINDER’S Diopter Loading Film Loading Film Close the back cover and turn the main switch to on Operating the Shutter Release Button Page Basic Operation Shooting Press the drive mode button Until appears on the LCD panel Setting the Single Frame Drive Mode Set the mode dial to Setting the Auto Picture Mode Set the metering mode Switch to Setting Multi 16-SEGMENT Metering Mode Set the focus mode switch Setting the Auto Focus Mode to AF.S Set the focus point mode Switch to Setting the Focus Point Mode to Auto Setting the Auto POP UP Flash Using the Zoom Lens Holding the Camera Taking a Picture Mode if the subject is out of focus Film automatically rewinds at the end of the roll Unloading a Film Rewinding a Film in MID-ROLL How to set Setting the Film Speed ISO Manually Advanced Operations This camera has a total of five drive modes as shown Selecting a Drive Mode Consecutive Shooting Mount the camera on the tripod Self-Timer Mode Memo Preventing stray light entering the eyepiece Press the shutter release button completely Mirror lock-up function Press the drive mode button after the picture is taken Mount the camera to a tripod Remote Control Shooting Selecting a Drive Mode Pictures can be exposed on the same frame multiple times Multiple Exposures on a Single Frame Take the second picture Take the first picture Auto Bracketing Hold down the shutter release button Auto Bracketing Taking pictures under exposer or over exposer only Selecting the Picture Modes Selected mode is displayed in the viewfinder Standard Program Mode Portrait Program Mode Landscape Program Mode Close-up Program Mode Action Program Mode Night-Scene Program Mode Effect of Aperture and Shutter Speed Selecting Another Exposure Mode Effect of aperture Using the Shutter-Priority AE Mode Exposure Warning Using the Aperture-Priority AE Mode Memo Using the Metered Manual Mode If the exposure setting exceeds ± Exposure Warning With the Night-scene program mode Set the the mode dial to Slow-Speed-Sync Mode Using the Bulb Exposure Mode About Exposure Compensation Press the AE lock button AE Lock Function Set the mode dial to the position other than Turning OFF the Audible PCV Signal Using Multi16-Segment Metering Switching the Metering Mode Using Center-Weighted Metering Using Spot Metering Autofocus About Focusing Using the AF Single Mode AF.S Using the AF Continuous Mode AF.C Using the focus indicator Manual Focusing Using the viewfinder’s matte field Selecting the Focus Point Setting the Focus Point to the Center of the Viewfinder Using the Focus Lock Memo Previewing the Depth of Field Hard-to-Autofocus Subjects Auto Pop-up Flash Function Using the BUILT-IN Flash 103 Selecting the Various Built-in Flash Modes Red-eye Reduction Flash Function About Red-eye Phenomenon POP-UP the BUILT-IN Flash Manually Press the flash mode button to select a flash modePress the flash pop-up button to activate the flash 107 Daylight-Sync Shooting Flash Recommended Information Inappropriate Lens Warning When the BUILT-IN Flash is Used Advanced Operation for the BUILT-IN Flash When Using the Auto Picture and Picture ModesShutter-Priority AE Mode Aperture-Priority AE Mode Metered Manual Mode Minimum distance of the built-in flash Lens Name Compatibility FA and FA J Lenses Compatibility with the Built-in Flash 115 Flash Functions Using External Flash AF360FGZ, AF500FTZ, AF330FTZ CAF400FTZ, AF240FT Using P-TTL Auto Flash Mode with the AF360FGZ Using High-Speed Sync Flash Mode with the AF360FGZ 120 Wireless Flash AF360FGZ Only Wireless flash control P-TTL flash mode Contrast-Control-Sync Flash Using Both the Built-in Flash and External Flash 125 Multi-burst Flash with the Pentax Dedicated Flash Trailing-Shutter-Curtain Sync Flash Others AA-Battery Grip BG-20 Accessories OptionalCable Switch AF360FGZ Flash Accessories Accessories Optional Viewfinder and Lens Accessories Strap Camera CasesAbout Polarizing Filter Exposure Functions Custom Functions 133 Basic Setting of Custom Functions Set the mode dial to a Position other than Use the four-way controller to select the setting Number Setting for each custom function is explained below Setting the Custom Function Custom Function number CF2 Setting number Custom Function number CF6 Setting number Custom Function number CF9 Setting number Custom Function number CF12 Setting number Custom Function number CF14 Setting number Custom Function number CF17 Setting number 143 Troubleshooting 145 Program Diagrams 147 Usable Film Specifications Table 149 Remote control Specification for Remote Control Optional For customers in Canada For customers in U.S.A Procedure During 12-month Warranty Period Warranty Policy Custom Functions CF6 Superimposing the focus points