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Fujica Pocket 350 Zoom User manual
User manual for Fujica Pocket 350 Zoom. 16 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Fujica
- Model / document
- Fujica Pocket 350 Zoom
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 16
- File size
- 1.5 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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r CONTENTS r SPECIAL FEATURES
Special features 2 o This snappily-built camera is designed for carrv-
Specifications 3 ing in your coat pocket or handbag. You'll be
Names of parts 4 surprised at the beautiful color pictures "it will
1. Putting the camera away in its take.
case 6 o Film loading and unloading is extremely simple. You just drop in and drop out the cartridge no2. Attaching the handstrap 6 - need to bother with ASA speed setting or film3. Loading the cartridge 7 rewinding.
4. Taking outdoor pictures ..... 8 . lt is equipped with a regular zoom lens to let you
5. Zooming 9 bring your subject up close to the camera to take
6. Aiming the camera ..... .....12 close-ups of only the interesting parts of your
7. Taking f lash pictures .......13 subject without moving the camera. Framing and
8. Unloading the cartridge .....14 composing are easy because the lens is inter-
9. Camera care ..... .........-.-....15 locked with the camera's special "zoom finder." o Other features include: simple exposure control
via weather symbols; accurate focusing from 1
meter (about 39 inches) to infinity via meter/feet
scale; simplified flash photography with a special,
compact electronic flash (FUJICOLOR STROBO
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TSPECIFICATIONS
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Film 1 1 0 cartridge film, 1 3x 1 7mm F lash Hotshoe for cordless electro-
f rame size. Photography nic flash; X-synchronization
Lens 6-component, 7-element at 11125-sec.
release 1 : 5.6 f=25 - 42mm Others Tripod socket, cable
zoom; 34mm0, O.5mm-pitch socket, handstrap eyelet.
screw-i n f ilter. Dimensions 125x66x28mm, 2009.
Focusing Eye and scale. & Weight
Shutter 11125-sec. f ixed-speed me- Included Handstrap, lens cap, soft
chanical shutter. Accessories case.
Exposure Via aperture switchover with Optional FUJICOLOR STROBO P.
Control weather symbols. E xtras
Viewf inder Direct vision Albada optacal
zoom f inder with bright
f rame and provision for
parallax correction.
F ilm Thumb wheel; provision for
Advance double exposure prevention.View original page 3Page 4 · Read text
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1. PUTTING THE CA. 2. ATTACHING THE HANDSTRAP
MERA AWAY IN ITS The handstrap is easy to at-
CASE tach and detach. Make sure
the camera is held with your -<
hand passed through the strap
hoop to prevent dropping it
inadvertently.
1. Open the strap fastener by
stretching it out and turn-
First, set the Zoom Knob at ing it 180 degrees.
N and the Focusing Ring at
oo, then put the camera away
in its case as shown.View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
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2. Hook the fastener on to Use 1 1O-size cartridge-loaded Camera Back and apply a
the Handstrap Eyelet and film. slight pressure so that it
close it by turning it 18O Example: FUJICOLOR F-II locks with a click.
degrees. Pocket Film. The Film Conf irmation
1. Open the Camera Back by Window shows you the
pressing down the Back type of film loaded in the
Cover Lock. camera and the number of
2. Insert the cartridge in the exposures it will yield, as
Cartridge Chamber as well as the number of
shown, then close the frame to be exposed next.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
4. TAKING OUTDOOR
PICTURES
.(Exposure setting)
7-
3. Turn the Film Advance to 4. The number "1" (frame 1l
www.butkus.us the left until it locks by it- can now be seen in the l_-l[ffi.r
self and can be turned no right hand side of the Falm In bright sunlight, set the
fufther. (lf the Film Ad- Confirmation Window as vance is locked and cannot shown. This means that ilf ',ff ,,f^',1'13,1 I F*: be turned, press down the you are ready to take pic- and under a cloudy-bright
Shutter Release to unlock tu re s. sky, set it at6.However, if
it.l you are taking ocean and
snow pictures in bright sun-
light, set the Exposure Con-View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
(Focusing) www.butkus.us5. ZOOMTNG
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trol at ffi,o compensate for Estimate the distance from The Zoom Knob will let you
the excess light reflected from camera to subject and set the move your subject close to
your subject. Focusing Ring to that dis- or away from the camera
o When the cartridge is in- tance. (The white bar oppo- while keeping the camera sta-
serted, the weather sym- site the Focusing Ring is the tionary.
Distance Setting Mark.) bolswill move from rc tOEffi.View original page 10Page 11 · Read text
(Taking normal pictures) (Others)
' Bright Gotd Frame
To take normal pictures, seen inside the bright gold You can also take pictures
shoot with the Zoom Knob frame in the viewfinder) will with the Zoom Knob set any-
set at N. register on the film and the where between N and T.
This setting is also suitable depth of field will be suffici-
for taking quick shots be- ently deep.
cause a wide area (everythingView original page 11Page 13 · Read text
6. AIMING THE CAMERA tion marks make the field 1. Hold the camera steady 2. Press the upper arms tight- of view correspond to that between the thumbs and ly against the sides of your included by the lens so that fingers of both hands with chest to prevent camera you won't inadvertently the index finger of the shake and take your pic- crop out anything you in- right hand resting on the ture by squeezing the Shut- tended to include in your Shutter Release as shown. ter Release gently down. picture.View original page 13
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7. TAKING FLASH PICTURES
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3. To take your next picture, With a flash, you can take 2. Switch the Exposure Con-
advance the film and cock beautiful color pictures under trol to t 4^i
the shutter by turning the a dull and overcast sky as 3. The rest of the procedure
Film Advance with your well as indoors and at night. is the same as that for
left thumb until it locks The procedure is as folloun: taking outdoor pictures in
by itself and can be turned 1. Clip the flash securely into bright sunlight.
nono further.further. the Accessory Shoe.
While advancing the film,
be careful not to touch the
Shutter Release.View original page 14Page 15 · Read text
8. UNLOADING
are more than 3 meters THE CARTRIDGE
away from the camera, use 1. After exposing the entire a cordless electronic flash roll of film, turn thd Film with a larger guide number.
o For best resu lts, always trip Advance until it locks by
the shutter a few seconds itself . (Stop turning as soon as it locks. Do not force it after the flash ready lamp any further.) turns on. o !f you are unloading the * Guide number film in the middle of a roll, o The recommended flash is Guide number is the pro- be sure to advance at least FUJICOLOR STROBO P. duct of aperture and flash- two extra blank f rames be- With a negative type color to-subject d istance. In other fore taking the film out of film in your camera, it will words, the larger the guide the camera so that the let you take perfectly ex- number, the greater the light will not reach the posed pictures between 1.5 light intensity.
and 3 meters f rom the last exposed frame.
camera.
o lf you,want to take flash
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r CAMERA CAREwww.butkus.us
o Keep your camera and film away from heat, moisture and
direct sunlight. Do not leave them in the glove compart-
ment, trunk, or on the rear window shelf of your car or any
other place where heat can accumulate.
o Use a soft brush or an air blower to dust off your camera.
Fingermarks and dirt on the lens glass and viewfinder win-
dow are removed by first breathing on the glass to form a
mist and wiping off the mist with a piece of soft, lintless
cloth.
2. Next, press down the Ca- For best results, use Fuji Lens Cleaning Fluid and Fuii Lens
mera Back Lock, open the Cleaning Paper.
Camera Back, turn the ca- o lf you are not using the camera for some time, keep it
t mera over and drop the where it is cool and dry, preferably in a container together
I cartridge out into the palm with some form of desiccant. Do not keep it in a closet
of your hand. containing moth repel lents.
I o Always send your exposed
I I film to your photofinisher
i as soon as possible.
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