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Fujifilm DL-320 Zoom Fujifilm Discovery 320 zoom User manual
User manual for Fujifilm DL-320 Zoom Fujifilm Discovery 320 zoom. 29 pages in German, Spanish. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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Using the interval timer 11 . The date on which you loaded the film in the Camera faultq possible causes, camera can be displayed. mzo
and remedies 23 12. The formats in which you took your pictures a Print faulls, possible causes, and remedies 2525 can be displayed.
Camera care and cautions - 26 13. Power switch/exposure mode/landscape
Specifications 27 mode selection dial.
SPECIAL FEATURES NAMES OF PARTS
o A fully automatic 35 mm compacl zoom camera @ Shutter Release
1. Super EBC coated lens with motorized zoom @ Power Switch/Exposure Mode/Landscape
(38-120 mm). Mode Dial
2. Automatic drop-in film loading and prewinding. @ LCD (Exposure Counter/Shooting Mode Signs)
3. Switchable to panorama mode (interlocked @ Shooting Mode Button
with panoramic finder) in mid-roll. @ Film-loading Date Disptay Button (for the
4. Dates printable on both standard and pano- dating model only)
rama format pictures. @ Date Mode Button (for the dating modet only)
5. Five exposure modes. @ Date Setting Button (for the dating model only)
6. Provision for taking distant landscapes (night @ Date Selecting Button (for the dating model
scenes). only)
7. Built-in self-timer capable of 3-frame rapid- @ Date Display Window (for the dating model
sequence shots. only)
8. Provision for remote control operation. @ Autofocus Windows
9. Provision for continuous shooting. @ Battery Compartment Cover
10. Buift-in interval timer (16 steps from 10 sec- @ Strap Lug
onds to 60 minutes). @ Self-timer/Remote Control Lamp
@ Finder WindowView original page 10Page 12 · Read text
3. Check the battery Fig. 3) o Each time you change the battery, always resetlf the Battery Sign (er) appears in the LCD, the the date (or time).
battery is loaded correctly.o Before taking pictures, always make sure the 1. Pdnting the date (or time) and changing the mzol-aI
Battery Sign (er)appears in the LCD. arrangement ol the date (Fig. 4)
.lf the battery power is low, the Battery Sign (r-r; I"...' in the LCD will switch to the Battery Low Sign Year Month Day
(cr) to tell you the battery needs changing. lf
you keep on shooting, the Battery Low Sign Month Div Year
(c-r) will soon start blinking and you won't be Day uohtn Year
able to release the shutter. J
r The battery can be changed even if there is film Day Hour Minute
in the camera.
.Always reset the date after changing the battery _ t_
(see page 12 on how to correct the date) (for the
dating model only). * "M" stands for month (not printed on the pic-
o lf you are going on a trip or are planning to take ture) (Fig. 4-A)
lots of pictures, take a spare battery along with @ Date Mode Button
you just in case you might need it. Press in the Button @ to change the order of the
This is especially true if you are travelling abroad year, month, and day. The order will change as
because in some countries you may not be able shown above. The date showing in the Date
to obtain the type of battery you need. Display Window is the date that will be printed in
the bottom right of your picture. lf you don't want
dates on your pictures, bring out the Dating UnitPRINTING DATES ON YOUR PICTURES Off Sign (------) in the Date Disptay Window.
DL320 ZOOM has no function that print the date.View original page 12Page 13 · Read text
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2. Correcting the date (or time) (Fig. 5) interlocked with the numbers for the hour and-I x PRINT Sign (not printed on the picture) (Fig. minute.
picture, is released to take your the shutter . When s-A)
will Window Date Display the the "PRINT" sign in Date Selecting ButtonozUJ @
j blink for about two seconds to tell you the date @ Date Setting Button ,.
Make the number you want to change blink by has been printed on it.
pressing in the Button @, then bring out the o lf you press in the Date Setting Button and hold it
number you want by pressing in the Button @. there, the numbers will run through rapidly.
To set the Dating Unit Clock to the correct time, o lf any of the date numbers is blinking, the date
first set the time then make the colon (:) blink by,*; will not be printed on your picture.
pressing in the Button @. o lf a bright-colored background is included in the
Next, press in the Button @ the instant the time bottom right of your picture, the date will not
announcement signals zero second, then, press in show up clearly.
the Button @ once more to bring out the "PRINT"
sign (-) in the Date Display Window. ATTACHING THE STRAP (Fig.6) o You can print dates on both standard and
panorama format pictures. Pass the looped end of the Strap through the
.Your camera's quartz dating unit will function as camera's Strap Lug, then pass the other end of the
an auto-calendar up through the year 2024. The Strap through the loop and pull it firmly.
dates (or time) are represented by the following
numbers: LOADING THE FILM (Fis.7) Year : 93-24(1993-2024)
Month : 1-12 Use 35 mm DX roll film (film marked DX on the film
Day : 1 -31 box and cartridge).
Hour : O-23 x Number of Exposures (Fig. 7-A)
Minute : 00-59 x DX Code (Fig. 7-B)
o The numbers for the year, month, and day are x Film Speed (F:g. 7-C)View original page 13Page 14 · Read text
1. Open the camera back (Fig. 8) short or too long, adjust it so that the film tip falls
Push the Camera Back Lock toward the arrow. within the camera's Film Tip Mark before loading
The Camera Back will open iust enough to drop the film into the camera. To adjust, just wind it inthe film in smoothly and surely. or oull it out. mzotra-
o ll you use film with no DX code, the camera will
set itself to ISO 100. 4. Close the camera back
o lt is recommended to use Fujicolor Super G ACE As soon as you close the Camera Back, the
400. Exposure Counter will run through rapidly and the
o Do not open the Camera Back all the way. film will prewind itself up to the very end. (lf the film
o Be sure to use your film before the expiration is a 24-exposure roll, it will prewind itself in about
date printed on the film box. 20 seconds.) The Exposure Counter will show the
number of exposures that can be taken with your
2. Insert the film (Fig. 9) film.
(lf the film leader is curled, just ignore it.) o The Film Confirmation Window will show the
Hold the film cartridge with the protruding end up type of film that is loaded in the camera, as well
as shown and insert it about halfway into the Film as its speed and the number of exposures it
Chamber. contains.
o Open the Camera Back all the way only when
3. Drop lhe film in alllhe way (Fig. 10) you want to clean the camera interior.
r.Film Tip Mark (Fig. 10-A)
. Press the film lightly with your finger and it will A WORD ON 35 mm FULL-SIZE AND PANO-
drop smoothly down into place, guided by the RAMA FORMAT PICTURES
Camera Back.
o Make sure the film tip falls within the Film Tip o Your camera can be switched to the panorama
Mark (green lines in the far end of the film track) mode and back to the standard 35 mm full-size
and gently drop in the cartridge. mode in the middle of a roll.
.lf the length of film protruding the cartridge is too o Panorama format pictures measure about 13x36View original page 14Page 15 · Read text
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mm on the film and the prints are finished in the 4. 35 mm full-size covering area (Fig. 14)
horizontally long panorama type. x Parallax Correction Marks (Fig. 1a-A)
In the standard 35 mm mode, you'll get in yourIaJozlrl 1. Swilching to the panorama mode (Fig. 11) picture everything you see within the Finder frame.
To switch the camera to the panorama mode, just But if you are shooting your subject from about 1.2
push the Panorama Mode Switch to the left so that meters or nearer, you'll get in your picture only the
it uncovers the letter "P". area falling within the Parallax Correction Marks.
2. Panorama mode covering area (Fig. 12)
When you switch the cariera to th1 panorama'i'; ' TAKING PICTURES
mode, the Finder will also switch to a panoramlc 1. Turn on the power (Fig. 15)
finder, and you'll get in your picture everything you To turn it on, set the Power Switch/Exposure
see within the finder frame. When composing your Mode/Landscape Mode Dial to AUTO so that the
picture, however, always leave a slight margin on letters "AUTO" come opposite the Setting Mark (-).
the top and bottom of the framing area. The Lens will move forward, the Lens Cover will
o lf you are shooting your subject from 2 meters open and the camera will set itself to the auto-
or closer in the panorama mode, the top side of matic-flash mode.
the framing area may not register on the film
even though it is seen in the Finder. Be sure to 2.Zoom the lens (Fig. 16)
leave a slight margin on the top side of the To zoom to telephoto, move the Zoom Lever to the
framing area. right. To zoom to wideangle, move the Zoom Lever
to the left. The size of the Finder image will change
3. Switching to the standard 35 mm mode (Fig. 13) with the movement of the Lens.
To switch back to the standard 35 mm mode, push . Do not block the Lens or apply pressure to it
the Panorama Mode Switch to the right so that it while it is zooming.
covers the letter "P". r lf the camera is switched on and ready forView original page 15Page 16 · Read text
shooting but is left idle for five minutes, the Lens Lampface.
will automatically move back into the body, the LCD signs will turn off, and the power will switch 6. Press the shutter release about halfway down mzotr
off (unless you are shooting in the interval timer (Fis.20) U'- mode). To reset the camera for shooting, set the lf the Autofocus Lamp (green lamp next to the
Power Switch to OFF, then turn on the power Finder Eyepiece) turns on, the Lens has completed
again. focusing. But if you are too close to the subject, the
Autofocus Lamp will blink to warn you to move
3. Adjust the finder to your eyesight (Fig. 17) back.
Move the Diopter Adjuster until the image in the
Finder appears sharp. 7. Take your pic,ture
Press the Shutter Release gently all the way down.
4. Hold the camera still (Fig. 18) As soon as the shutter trips, the film will auto-
When taking pictures, hold the camera still with matically advance into position for the next shot.
both hands. o When you press the Shutter Release about
To shoot with the camera held vertically, position halfway down, do it slowly and genfly.
the Flash side up. r The Autofocus Lamp will blink if you are too
. Do not hold the Lens Barrel when you compose close to your subject. lf it blinks, check the
your picture and press down the Shutter camera-to-subject distance once again. Be
Release. careful, however, because the Autofocus Lamp
will turn on but the Lens will not focus on the
5. Aim fhe autofocus spot at your subject (Fig. 19) subject if you bring the camera closer than about
Aim the camera so that some part of your subject 50 cm from the camera lens.
fills the Autofocus Spot completely. o The shooting distance is 0.69 m -oo at f = 120 mm
* Autofocus Spot (Fig. 19-A) (0.9 m-- at other focal lengths).
. Keep your fingers and camera strap away from o The shutter won't trip while the Flash is charging.
the lens front, Autofocus Windows, and Flash o Though rarely, the Lens may not be able to focu!View original page 16Page 18 · Read text
load will immediately wind itself back into its II. ADVANCED TECHNIQUES
cartridge and the Exposure Counter will blink
continuously (see page 24). USING THE AUTOFOCUS LOCK I Unfoading the film in mid-roll (Fag.24l 1. This is the picture you want but..... (Fig. ZZ) 1llzora-
With the tip of a ball-point pen or something the Autofocus Spot is off your subject. lt means the
similar, press in the Mid-roll Rewind Button. Wait Lens is not focused on your subject.
until the Exposure Counter shows the "E" sign and
the camera motor comes to a halt, then takO the 2. Move the camera slightly and..... (Fig. 28)
film out. aim the Autofocus Spot so that it covers some part
of your subject, then press the Shutter Release
3. Picture formal display (Fig.25) about halfway down (to lock the focus) and make
The formats in which you took your pictures will be sure the Autofocus Lamp (focusing completed
displayed in the LCD. signal) has turned on.
o Do not use anything with too sharp a point to
press in the Mid-roll Rewind Button. 3. While pressing the shutter release aboul hall-
o Check the picture lormat display before loading way down..... (Fig. 27)
the next film. (lf the next film has been loaded, the move the camera back to its original position,
information for the preceding film will be erased.) recompose your picture, then take it by pressing
the Shutter Release all the way down.
I Opening the camera back all the way (Fig.26) o The illustration shows the Finder's picture field in
tCamera Back Release Lever (Fig.26-A) the standard mode. lf you are shooting in the
Release the Camera Back by pushing the Camera panorama mode, you can use the Autofocus
Back Release Lever gently inward (see illustration) Lock in the same way.
then pullthe Camera Back allthe way outward. To o The Autofocus Lock can be used as many times
close the Camera Back, just press it against the as necessary before releasing the shutter.
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pictures ordinary EXPOSURE MODE AND Taking THEIa SELECTING flash mode in low light (Fig.30) 1. Automatic MODE LANDSCAPE
A word on the Power Switch/Exposure Mode/ flash activation. lf the light is low, the Flash willozI! I Set the Exposure Mode Dial to AUTO for automatic Landscape Mode Dial (Fig.29) automatically fire when you press down the
This dial allows you to turn on and off the camera Shutter Release.
and, at the same time, select the exposure mode After shooting, you can take your next autoflash
in you want very easily. You can also select the picture as soon as the blinking Flash Sign ( f )
landscape mode with this Dial. the LCD turns off.
* Red-eye reducing mode (Fig.29-A) *,'" '
xAutomatic flash mode (Fig.z9-B) ll you want your subject's eyes to look nalural in
* Power off (Fig.29-C) dim light
x Landscape mode (Fig.29-D) 2. Red-eye reducing mode (Fig. 31)
x Fill-in flash mode (Fig.29-E) Set the Exposure Mode Dial to @ to shoot in the
x Night portrait mode (Fig.29-D red-eye reducing mode. The Red-eye Reducing
x Flash off mode (Fig.z9-G) Lamp will turn on for about one second, after
which the Flash will automatically fire to take your
I Ellective llash range picture.
The effective range of your built-in flash will differ
with the speed of the film you are using and the I A word on red-eye effecl
lens focal length as shown below. When you photograph a person's face in dim light
(Using color negative lilm; distance in meters) with Flash, the eyes will sometimes turn out red in
the picture. This is because the light from the Flash rso100 rso 200 tso 400 rso1m0 enters the person's eyes and is rellected back into
38 mm wideangle 0.9-4.0 0.9-5.6 0.9-8.0 0.9-16.0 the camera lens. To reduce the chances of getting
red-eye pictures, observe the following rules:
120 mm teleohoto 0.69-2.6 0.69-3.6 0.69-5.2 0.69-10.4 @ Take your picture with the camera set to theView original page 19Page 20 · Read text
red-eye reducing mode. shake. your Ask subject strare to at the camera. @ Also, the shutter will be slow be so tell sure to Bring the camera up as @ close as possible to your subject to remain until still the shutter trips. your subject.
o The Autofocus Lamp (next to the Finder Eye- Taking non-llash pictures
piece) will turn on the moment the Red-eye 5. Flash off mode (Fig. 34)
Reducing Lamp turns on then turn off the instant To shoot in the Flash off mode, set the Exposure the Flash fires. Be sure hold to the camera still Mode Dial to €) . You can take pictures with while the Autofocus Lamp on. is ambient light only.
Taking backlighted pictures of subjects against a Taking distant landscapes
window or in the shadow of a tree 6. l-andscape mode (Fig.35)
3. Fill-in ftash mode (Fig.32) To shoot in the landscape mode, set the Exposure
To shoot in the fill-in flash mode, set the Exposure Mode Dial to A . The Lens will focus on distant
subjects. This mode is useful for taking land- Mode Dial to *
scapes, distant scenes through a window pane,
Taking porlraits against a night backlight and distant night scenes.
a. Night portrait mode (Fig.3t) . To take stage scenes and indoor sports events
To shoot in the night portrait mode, set the that are beyond reach of the camera's built-in
Exposure Mode Dial to g* . flash, shoot with the flash turned off (flash off
.In the night portrait mode, the Red-eye Reducing mode).
Lamp will turn on for about one second to o lf you are taking pictures in the flash off mode,
reduce the red-eye effect when the Shutter mount the camera on a tripod, if possible.
Release is pressed down, after which the Flash o After shooting in the Landscape Mode, switch it
will fire to take your picture. off with the Exposure Mode Dial. lf you take
o When shooting in the night portrait mode, always near-distance shots with the camera set to A ,
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USING THE SELF-TIMER trip to take your picture. The extra shots you inputted will be taken at 3-6 second intervals.
1. Set the self-timer (Fig.36)
press in the Shooting Mode TAKING REMOTE CONTROL PICTURESILJozttJ To set the self-timer,
Button to bring out in the LCD the Selttimer Sign o lf the Remote Controller is not included with your
( O ) and the number ol picture you want to take camera, you'll have to buy it separately.
with the Self-timer (up to three shots). I Names ol parts (Fig.38)
* Remote Controller (Fig.38-A)
2. Start the Self-timer (Fig.37) * Shutter Operating Button (Fig.38-B)
To start it, press down the Shufter Release. Thdi"' x Transmitter (Fig.38-C)
Lens will automatically focus on the part of your
subject that is covered by the Finder's Autofocus 1. Take out the remote controller (Fig.39)
Spot. x Remote Controller Holder (Fig.39-A)
o When you start the Self-timer, do not stand in To take it out of its holder, just slide it out. To insert
front of the camera. lf you do, you will either it into its holder, slide it in until it stops with a click.
throw the Lens out of focus or the picture may be
underexposed. 2. Set the camera lo remote control (Fig.4O)
o The Self-timer has to be reset each time you take Press in the Shooting Mode Button to bring out the
a oicture. Remote Control Sign ( ((o) in the LCD. Now, you
o To switch off the Self-timer, turn off the Self-timer can take picture with the Remote Controller.
Sign ( O ) by pressing in the Shooting Mode . Even if the camera is set to remote control, the
Button a second time. shufter can be released by pushing down the
Shutter Release.
3. Wait 10 seconds
As soon as the Self-timer starts, the Self-timer 3. Take your remole control picture (Fig. 41)
Lamp will turn on and glow lor seven seconds, Aim the Autofocus Spot at your subject and
then blink for three seconds, then the shutter will compose your picture. Face the Remote ControlView original page 21Page 22 · Read text
Transmitter toward the camera and press down runs out, you can always ask your dealer to
the Shutter Operating Button. The Self-timer/ replace it for you.Remote Control Lamp will blink lor about two mzot-
seconds lhe (Fig.43) remote controller I Carrying then the shufter will trip to take your @-picture. Just pass the camera strap through the groove
(marked by the arrow in the illustration) on the
4. Eflective range (Fig. +Z) Remote Controller Holder and carry it together with
The etfective range of the Remote Controller is the camera.
about five meters when held directly in front of the
camera, and up to about 3.5 meters when aimed at coNTtNUOUS SHOOTTNG
the camera ala2O" angle from all sides (|eft, right, 1. Set the continuous-shooting mode (Fig.44)above and below).
Press in the Shooting Mode Button to bring out theo After taking your picture, switch the camera off Continuous-shooting Sign ( EUt ) in the LCb. the remote control mode with the Shooting Mode
Button. 2. Press down the shutter release
. Take your picture within five minutes after setting While you press down the Shutter Release and
the camera to the remote control mode. hold it there, the shufter will trip continuously at
o For best results, mount the camera on a tripod intervals of about 2 seconds.
when taking remote control pictures. Each time the shutter trips, the Autofocus unit will
o Be careful when taking against-the-light pictures function to focus the Lens on the subject so be
because the Remote Controller may not function sure to continue to aim the camera at your subject
if direct light enters the camera's Remote Control while you hold the Shutter Release in depressed
Sensor. You may have to use the Self-timer in position.
such cases. . After shooting, switch off the continuous shoot-
o The battery for the Remote Controller will last ing mode.
about three years (as tested according to . When you take pictures with flash, the shooting
Fujifilm's battery testing procedure). lf the battery interval will be slightly longer.View original page 22Page 23 · Read text
www.butkus.us USING THE INTERVAL TIMER the next shot, and when " 1 "IL shutter will trip automatically at(sec.)theturnsset interval.off, the
Mode Button several times o Mount the camera on a tripod.ozUJ Press1. Selectin thethe Shootinginterval (sec./min.) (Fig.45,46) Pictures are tiaken by repeating this operation. until the Interval Timer Sign lNIl appears in the o The Interval Timer Sign rNrr will blink while the
left bottom of the LCD, hold the Button in de- interval timer is operating.
pressed position and operate the Zoom Lever. The . To switch off the interval timer mode in mid-roll,
shooting intervals (sec./min.) that can be set will press in the Shooting Mode Button.
be displayed in the Exposure Counter section of . The interval limer mode will automatically switch
the LCD (T for increasing and W for decreasing). ,.'. off when the last frame is exPosed.
o The intervals that can be set are 10 sec., 20 sec', o Zooming is not possible while the interval timer is
30 sec., 40 sec., 50 sec., 1 min., 2 min., 3 min., 4 operating.
min., 5 min., 10 min., 20 min., 30 min.,40 min., 50 oThe Power Switch/Exposure Mode/Landscape
min. and 60 min. Mode Dial can also be operated while the
interval timer is operating. The picture is taken in
2. Sel the interval timer (Fig.47) the mode that is set when the shutter trips.
After selecting the interval, remove your finger from o lf the shooting interval is set to 1 minute or
the Button. The display of the interval (sec./min.) longer, the Lens will automatically move back
will turn off and the Interval Timer Sign lNrr will into the body after the shutter is released.
stop blinking and glow. The camera is now set to o lf the interval timer mode is switched off, the
the interval timer mode. zooming position of the Lens will return to that
which was set when the intervaltimer mode was
3. The shutter will tdp automatically at the set set.
interval o lf there is no film in the camera, the interval timer
lf you press down the Shutter Release, the timer mode will be automatically switched off after the
will start after the shutter is released. The sec./min. shutter has tripped ten times.
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CAMERA FAULTS, POSSIBLE CAUSES, AND"HEM'EbIES
Faults Possible Causes Remedies Page' 1. The shutter won't @ The battery Low Sign (cr) is @ Change the battery with a 10 mzotra-
trip. blinking. new one.
@ The battery is not loaded @ Reload the battery correcfly. 10
correctly.
@ The Power Switch is off and @ First, set the Power Switch/ 14 the Lens is in retracted Exposure Mode Dial to OFF,
Position. then set it to a shooting posi-
tion so that the Lens moves
out into shooting position.
@ The Exposure Counter is @ Open the Camera Back, un- 16
showing the "E" sign. load the film, the insert a new
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E Faults Possible Causes Remedies Pagec2
2. The Exposure Count- o A partly used roll of film was o First, turn on the camera by 16JozIJJ er blinks and the film unloaded without winding it setting the Power Switch/
winds back into its back into its cartridge. Exposure Mode Dial to a
cartridge the mo- shooting position. Then, unload
ment it is loaded. the battery, made sure the
Exposure Counter in the LCD
turns off and insert the battery
once more.
3. The film wound back o While taking pictures or while oWhen there is film in the 16
into its cartridge in the film was prewinding, you camera, never open the
the middle of the roll. either ooened and closed the Camera Back or meddle with
Camera Back or meddled with the Camera Back Lock.
the Camera Back Lock.
4. The film has been o The film is incorrectly loaded. . Reload the film correctly. 13
loaded and the
Camera Back has
been closed, but the
Exposure Counter
does not count.View original page 25Page 26 · Read text
PRINT FAULTS, POSSIBLE CAUSES, AND REMEDIES
Faulls Possible Causes Remedies Page mzor
The picture looks @ You didn't aim the Autofocus @ Make sure the Autofocus Spot 15, 17 @I
luzzy. Spot correctly. is overlapping some part of
your subject, or use the Auto-
focus Lock to take your
picture.
@ The Lens is not clean. @ Keep the Lens clean at all 26 -i times.
@ You jiggled the camera when @ When taking pictures, hold 15
you pressed down the Shutter the camera still with both
Release. hands and press the Shutter
Release gently down.
@ You took your night portrait @ When taking night portraits, 19
without mounting the camera always mount the camera on
on a tripod. a tripod.
@ You took your near-distance @ Set the exposure mode/land- 18
shot with the camera set to scape mode selecting dial to
the landscape mode ( A ). another position and shoot.View original page 26Page 27 · Read text
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F*ults Poscible Gaueee Remedbe PageTa
10 prcture against against-the-light your You took your 2. The @ Take picture looks @
pictures was (Your with the camera set dark. subject light theJozIJJ
standing indoors against a to the fill-in flash mode.
window, etc.).
@ Your subject was beyond @ Take your flash pictures with- 18
reach of the camera's built-in in the built-in flash's effective
flash. range.
3. The date does not @ The dating unit was switched @ Before taking your picture, set 11
show up in the off. The Dating Unit Off Sign the date and make sure it is
picture, or it does not (------) was showing in the showing in the Dating Unit
show up very clearly Dating Unit LCD. LCD.
(for the dating model @ A white, yellow, orange or @ Compose your picture so that 12
only). other bright-colored back- it does not include anything
ground was included in the bright in the bottom right
bottom of your picture. where the date will be printed.
dust, and moisture. CAMERA CARE AND CAUTIONS 3. Remove soil and dust from the lens glass,
1. Your camera is a precision instrument which autofocus windows, and finder window with an
requires careful handling. Do not wet it, drop it air blower and by wiping lightly with a piece of
on the floor, or subject it to any other type of soft, lint-free cloth. lf that is not enough, wipe off
strong shock. gently with Fuji Lens Cleaning Paper moistened
2. ll you are not using your camera for a long slightly with Fuji Lens Cleaning Fluid. Never use
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