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Fujifilm Fuji Discovery 1000 Zoom User manual
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@tFUJI35mm COMPACT CAMERA DISCOVERY 1000z00M OWNER'SMANUAL ,,, BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG MODE D'EMPLOI MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES fTETPEE*View original page 2
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NAMES OF PARTS
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Cover Lock Battery Compartment FEATURES @ SPECIAL-o Release zoom 35 mm compact camera @ Shutter o Fully automatic
oz 1. Power zoom (35 - 80 mm). @ Red Eye Reduction LampIJJ 2. Multi-beam and single-beam autofocusing. @ Re lignt Sensor
3. Close-up capability(65 cm throughout the zoom @ Lens
range). @ Rr winOow (lnfrared Beam Sensor)
4. Landscape mode exposure. @ Diopter Adjusting Wheel
5. Four flash and three HG (high grade) exposure @ Finder Eyepiece
modes. @ Rr ump
6. Drop-in film loading, film prewinding system. @ Power Switch/Lens Cover Button
7. Automatic film speed setting (lSO 50 - 1600). @ t-ett Side Zoom Button (wideangle side)
8. LCD shows exposure counter, zoom focal @ Single-beamAF Button
lengths,and various exposure mode settings. @ nignt Side Zoom Button (telephoto side)
9. Built-in self-timerwith rapid-sequenceexposure @ Camera Back Lock
capability. @ fitm ConfirmationWindow
l0.Powered by two lithium batteries. @ Camera Back
@ Mid-roll Rewind Button
NAMES OF PARTS ai @ Tripoo Socket
O Strap Lug LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
@ Landscape/HG Mode Button
@ lco @ Self-timerMode Sign
@ FlashMode Button @ ExposureCounter/Lens Focal Length Indicator/
@ Sett-timerButton Self-timer Rapid-sequenceShot Counter
@ FinderWindow @ Landscape(Nightscape)Mode Sign
@ Rf WinOow(lnfraredBeamProjector) @ Night Portrait(HG) Mode Sign
@ Sett-timerLamp @ Backlight Portrait(HG) Mode Sign
@ FlasnLampface @ Red-eye Reduction Mode Sign
@ eatteryCompartmentCover @ Flash Mode Sign (Batterycharging, fill-inJlash,
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and flash off sign) o Always load the batteries before loading the film.
@ Batteries Low Sign . Be sure to use two new batteries of the same @ Lens Focal Length Indicator(mm) type and brand each time you change them. trlzotr (HG) Close-up @ you Mode Sign r Once load the batteries, do not unload them aI HO Mocie Sigh @ you unless are changing batteries. Also, be sure
the newI The Exposure Counter in the LCD will turn off tobatterieschangewithinthe batteriestwo minutesquicklyafter(insertunloading the
automatically five minutes after the Power Switch is used set).
turned off. lf the Power Switch is on but the camera
is left idle, the power will automaticallyturn off in 2. Load the batteries (Fig. 2)
five minutes and the Exposure Counter will also First, insert the minus (-) end of one of the batteries
turn off. into the Battery Compartment as illustrated in the
Battery Compartment O, then push in the plus (+)
l. BASTC STEPS end toward the arrow @ . Do the same with the
, other battery, make sure the two are facing the
LOADING THE BATTERIES same direction, then close the Battery Compartment
o Use a pair of the following batteries: Cover.
Panasonic CR123A 3V
o lf half of your pictures are taken with flash, a 3. Check the batteries (Fig. 3)
new set of batteries will provide about 1.000 To check, press in the Power Switch. lf the Lens
shots if the flash shots are taken in the auto- moves slightly forward and the Lens Cover opens,
flash mode and about 850 shots if taken in the the batteries are loaded correctly.
Fuii's battery testing procedure). (a) in the LCD will blink and the shutter won'tI red-eye reduction mode (as tested according to o lf the baftery power ip low, the Battery Low Sign
trip. lt means you'll have to change the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment cover (Fig. 1) with a new set.
push the Battery Compartment Cover o lf you are not taking pictures for a while, turn offI .ro .open,
Lock toward the camera back, then pull up the the power by pressing in the Power Switch.
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-o ATTACHING THE STRAP (Fig. 4, 5) contains.. lf the length of film protrudingfrom the cartridge
Pass the looped end of the Strap through the is too long or too short, adjust it (by pulling the that the film tip linesoz camera's Strap Lug then pass the other end of the film out or winding it in) soUJ Strap through the loop and pull it strongly. up with the Film Tip Mark, then drop the
cartridge in the film chamber.
LOADING THE FILM o The Film ConfirmationWindow will show the
Vpe and speed of the loaded film and the
1. Open lhe camera back (Fig. 6) number of exposures it contains.
To open, push the Camera Back Lock up toward
the camera top. TAKING PICTURES
2. Load the film (Fig. 7) 1. Turn on the power switch (Fig. 10)
Drop the filrn gently into the Film Chamber. Even if To turn it on, just press it in. The Lens will now
the film is curled, it will smoothly get into the move out slightly and the Lens Cover will open to
camera. let you take pictures.
o Be sure to use 35mm roll film marked DX on the o lf you turn on the Power Switch then leave the
film box and cartridge. camera idle for five minutes,the Lens will move
back, the Lens Cover will close, and the Power
3. Press the film gently down (Fig. 8) Switch will turn off automatically.
With your fingertip,press the film gently down into
the Film Chamber. 2.Zoom to lelephoto (Fig. 11)
To zoom to telephoto, press in the Right Side Zoom
4. Close the camera back (Fig. 9) Button ( tll ). As the Lens zooms, the LCD will
As soon as the Camera Back is closed, the show the lens focal lengths in 5mm incrementsand
Exposure Counter (in the LCD) will count the film the size of the image in the Finder will also change.
frames in a rush then come to a halt in about 17 . Do not block the Lens front or obstruct the lens
seconds (if you are using a 24-exposure roll) and barrel while it is zooming in or out.
show you the number of exposures your film
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3. Zoom back to normal angle (Fig. 12) 6. Adjust the finder to your vision (Fig. 15) m
To zoom back to normal angle, press in the Left To adjust it, look through the Finder and turn the
Side Zoon Button (@] ). Diopter Adjusting Wheel until you can see your
subject clearly.4. Compose your picture (Regular 3Smm-format zotro-
frame) (Fig. 13) I Multi-beam autolocusing system (Fig. 16)
ParallaxCorrection Marks (Fig. 13-A) The camera projects three separate beams of in-
You'll get in your picture everything you see frared rays to measure the distance of your subject.
through the Finder. But if you are taking your This system covers a wider area and is more ac-
subject at close range (0.65m),you'll get in your curate than the conventional single-beam system.
picture only the area seen within the Parallax But if you want to switch to single-beamautofocus-
Correction Marks. ing, just press in the Single-beamAF Button.
5. Hold the camera still (Fig. 14) 7. Multi-beam autofocusing (Fig. 17)
To prevent camera shake, hold it with both hands. Autofocus Spot (Fig. 17-A)
Keep your fingers off the AF Windows (the two lnfrared beams are also projected to the left and
windows enclosed with circles in the illustration). right of the Auto-focus Spot to extend the focusing
lf you are shooting with the camera held vertically, area so that the lens focuses itself also on the
positionthe Flash side up. subject you composed as shown in the illustration.
o Camera shake can easily occur when taking
telephoto shots. To avoid it, spread your legs 8. Single-beam autofocusing (Fig. 18)
slightly, relax your body and arms, then take To focus the Lens on the center of your subject,
your picture by "squeezing" the Shutter Release aim the Auto-focus Spot at an object located in its
gently and slowly dorrun. center then press in the Single-beamAF Button @
o Keep your fingers, hair, and camera strap away and, while holding it there, press the Shutter
from the Lens,AF Windows, and Flash Lampface. Release all the way down. The Lens will focus on
the objects surrounding the point on which the
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ta 9.lf theCheckAF theLampautofocus(greenlamplamp(Fig.next19)to the Finder @ hair,lf thewhichsubjectcannotis a reflectblack object,enoughsuchlight.as black
Eyepiece) turns on when the Shutter Release is @ lf you are taking pictures through a window
pressed hal{way down, the lens has completed its pane.ozut focusing operation in the multi-beam or the single- @ lf there is a strongly light-reflectingobject, such
beam mode. as a mirror or a shiny piece of metal, near the
. lf the AF Lamp blinks quickly, your subject is too center of your subject.
close to the camera, or too far from it when you
take flash pictures.Check the shooting distance END OF FILM
again. lf it blinks slowly, it means the shutter
speed will be slow. lt is recommended to use a o Your camera will expose the film frames in
tripod to prevent camera shake. lf you move descending order, starting lrom the highest
closer than 30cm to your subject, the AF Lamp numbered frame, and wind each frame into the
will stop blinking but the Lens will not be able to cartridge as soon as it is exposed.
focus itself on your subject. o You can unload the film as soon as the last
frame (frame No. 1) is exposed and the camera
10. Take your picture (Fig. 20) motor stops because there is no need to rewind
To take your picture, just press the Shutter Release it.
all the way down. As soon as the shutter trips, the . lf the Camera Back is accidentally opened in
film will automaticallyadvance into position for the mid-roll, all of the exposed frames, except the
next shot. last,will be safe from light.
Nolice 1: After exposing the last frame (Fig. 21)
o Though rarely, the Lens may not be able to As soon as the last frame (frame No. 1) is exposed,
focus itself properly in the following situations. the Exposure Counter will switch to "0" and then to
O tt tnere is a strong light source, such as strong "E" and come to a halt.
sunlight, near your subject, as well as light . Take the exposed film to your photofinisher for
reflected from these sources by the windshield processingand printing as soon as possible.
of a car, etc. o Be sure to use your film before the expiration
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date printed on the film box. II. ADVANCED TECHNIQUES m
2. Unload the exposed film (Fig. 22) SELECTING THE EXPOSURE MODE zotrMake sure the Exposure Counter is showing the CN
"E" sign then open the Camera Back, push the film Turn on the power switch before setting the expo- I
cartridgeup with your finger, and take it out. sure mode.
3. Unloading the film in mid-rott (Fig. 23) 1. Automatic flash mode (for taking ordinary flash
To unload the film in mid-roll, press in the Mid-roll pictures) (Fig. 2a)
Rewind Button, wait until the Exposure Counter lf the areas marked A and B in the LCD (see
shows the "E" sign and the camera motor comes to illustration)do not show any sign or mark and the
a halt, then take the film out. ambient light is low, the Flash will automaticallyfire
o lf the Camera Back is accidentally opened in when you press down the Shutter Release to take
mid-roll, close it quickty. The film will automati- your picture. You can take your next auto-flash
picture cally wind back into its cartridge as soon as it is as soon as the Ftash Mode Sign ( f ) in closed. the LCD stops blinking.
lf the film is unloaded before the ,,E" sign
appears in the LCD, the number in the Exposure 2. Red-eye reduction mode (Fig. 25)
Counter will blink and the camera wiil stop A word on red-eye effects
functioning.(To correct this condition, see page o When a person is photographed with flash in
17). dim light, the eyes will sometimes turn out red.
To press in the Mid-roll Rewind Button, use the This is. because the light from the flash is
tip of the projection provided on the camera reflectetl back into the Lens from the back
Strap's sliding hoop. (retina) of the person's eyes. The Red-eye
Reduction Lamp will contract your subjeci's
pupils to reduce this red-eye effect.
lf you want your subject's eyes to look beautiful and
natural in flash pictures, press in the Flash Mode
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Sign ( @ ) appears in the LCD. The Red-eye three times so that the Flash Otf Mode Sign ( €l )Io Reduction Lamp will now turn on automaticallyto appears in the LCD, then take your picture.
close down your subject's pupils before the Flash r The flash shooting range will differ with the film
fires to take your picture. speed and lens focal length as shown below'Jozul e The Flash Mode settingswill remain on after you
take your pictures.Only the Red-eye Reduction Film: color negative, distance: meters
Mode will remain on eVen after the Power Film rso tso rso tso
Switch has been turned off temporarily. r Soeed 100 200 400 1600
. You can reduce red-eye more effectively by 0.65 mm 35 0.65 0.65 0.65 making your subject stare at the Red-eye -20 -11 -7.6 -5.5 Normal Reduction Lamp.
o The AF Lamp (green lamp next to the Finder 80 mm 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65
Eyepiece) will turn on when the Red-eye Teleohoto -3.0 -4.0 -5.8 -12
Reduction Lamp turns.on and turn off as soon
as the Flash fires. Be sure to hold the camera . To take stage scenes and indoor sports events
still while the AF Lamp is on. that are beyond reach of the camera's flash, use
a high-speed film and shoot with the camera set
3. Fill-in tlash mode {for taking backlighted to the Flash Off Mode. For best results, shoot
pictures) (Fig. 26) with the camera mounted on a tripod.
To make the face of your backlighted subject turn
out bright and clear, press in the Flash Mode TAKING LANDSCAPE MODE PICTURES
Button iwice so that th'e Flash Mode Sign 1 f I (Fig. 28)
appears in the LCD, then take your picture. The t .
Flash will now fire even in bright daylight To take landscapes or outdoor scenes through a
window pane, press in the Landscape/HG Mode
4. Flash oll mode (for taking non-flash pictures) Bufton once, check to make sure the Landscape
(Fig. 27) (Nightscape)Mode Sign ( A ) is showing in the
lf you want to take existing-lightpictures and don't LCD, then press down the Shutter Release. For
want to use flash, press in the Flash Mode Button best results,use a tripod when taking night scenes.
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o lf the camera is set to the Landscape Mode, the portraits. m Flash won't fire.
o You'll have to reset the camera each time you 2. Night porlrait HG mode (Fig. 30) zotr take a Landscape Mode picture. Press in the Landscape/HG Mode Button three aI times so that the Night Portrait HG Mode Sign
TAKING HG.MODE PICTURES appears in the LCD as shown, then take your
picture. The Red-eye Reduction Lamp will turn on - - - I and the light from the flash will harmonize with the
Landscape Mode i background to deliver beautiful, natural-looking
l r twilight or night portrait.
Rotationof the I Backlight Portrait HG Mode i o lf the AF Lamp blinks slowly in the night portrait
Landscape/HGI J HG mode, it is recommendedto use a tripod.
MODEsettings. I Night Portrait HG Mode r lf the camera is set to the HG Mode, you cannot
off llL , Close-upi HG M6de i theswitchpowerit to andany turnflashitmodeon again.unless you switch
t _____ - _ _______ _ _ - _ _ - _ _ _ _ _oi Once the camera is set to the HG Mode, it will
remain locked in that mode until the power
o You can take beautiful HG (high grade) pictures Switch is turned off.
distinguished by well balanced ambient and r The HG Mode setting will override any previous
flash lights by pressing in the Landscape/HG flash settings.
Mode Button 2, 3, or 4 times before pressing
down the Shutter Release. 3. Close-up HG mode (Fig. 31)
Press in the Landscape/HG Mode Button four
1. Backlight portrait HG mode (Fig. 29) times so that the Close-up HG Mode Sign appears
Press in the Landscape/HG Mode Bufton two in the LCD as shown, then take your picture. The
times so that the Backlight Portrait HG Mode Sign Flash will automatically adjust its light to deliver
appears in the LCD as shown, then take your close-ups of flowers or other small objects having
picture.The Flash will automaticallyadjust its tight beautiful,natural-lookingcolors.
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Eo USING THE AF LOCK TAKING SELF-TIMER PICTURES
1. lt the picture you composed is out of focus... 1. Set the self-timer (Fig. 3a)
(Fig. 32) With a single press of the Shutter Release,you can ozui lf the three autofocusing infrared beams are off take up to three self-timer pictures in succession.
your subject, you won't get a sharply focused To take three pictures one after another, press in
picture. the Self-timer Button three times so that the Self-
timer Mode Sign ( q) ) and the number "3"
2. Aim the aulolocus spot at somelhing in it then... appears in the LCD.
(Fis. 33)
Move the camera slightly, aim the Finder's Auto- 2. Press down the shutter release (Fig. 35)
locus Spot at something near the center of your As soon as you press down the Shutter Release,
subject and press in the Single-beam AF Button the Self-timer Lamp (red lamp) will turn on and the
(see page 11). While holding it in depressed posi- Self-timerwill start running.
tion, press the Shutter Release about halfway down o Do not stand in front of the camera when you
and hold it there to lock the focus, then check to press down the Shutter Release. lf you do, the
make sure the AF Lamp has turned on. Lens will not be able to focus itself properly.
. To turn off the self-timer after it has been set,
3. Recompose your picture and take it (Fig. 32) turn off the Power Switch by presseing it in.
While pressing the Shutter Release about halfway
down and making sure the AF Lamp is on, move 3. The shutter will tdp in 10 seconds
the camera back to recompose your picture and The Self-timer Lamp (red lamp) will turn on for
take it by pressing the Shutter Release all the way seven seconds then blink for three seconds after
down. wtrich the shutter will trip to take your picture. The
. As long as you don't trip the shutter, you can shutter will trip two times more at 3 to 6 seconds
use the AF Lock (lock the focus) as many times intervals to take the three pictures you ordered.
as you need. o The camera will automatically switch itself otf
the Self-timerMode as soon as it finishestaking
16 the number of pictures you ordered.
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CAMERAFAULTS,POSSIBLECAUSES,AND REMEDIES
Faults Possible Causes Remedies Page
1. The shutter won't O The batteries are nearly spent @ Change the batteries with a 9
trip. and the Batteries Low Sign new set.
(a ) in the LCD is blinking.
@ You didn't turn on the Power @ Turn on the Power Switch by I
Switch. pushing it in.
2. The Exposure Coun- o You unloaded your film with- . Unload the batteries and wait 1 3
ter blinks and the out winding it back into its about 15 minutes. lf the LCD
camera does not cartridge or unloaded it before no longer shows any signs or
operate. rewinding is completed. marks when the Shutter
Release is pressed down,
reload the batteries. This
should correct the fault.
3. As soon as the film is . You loaded the film first then o Always load the batteries 9
loaded,it winds back loaded the batteries after- before loading the film.
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Faults PossibleCauses Remedies Page
The film wound back O While taking pictures or while O ll there is film in the camera, 1 3
into its cartridge in the film was prewinding, you never open the Camera Back
the middle of the roll. either ooened and closed the or move the Camera Back
Camera Back or moved the Lock.
Camera Back Lock.
@'Altnougn the camera was @ lf there is film in the camera, 9
loaded with film, you un- do not take the batteries out
loaded and reloaded the bat- for more than two minutes.
teries. And always change the bat-
teries as quickly as you can.
5. The camera is o You did not load the film o Reload the flm correctly. 1 0
loaded with film and correctly.
the Camera Back
has been closed but
the Exposure Coun-
ter does not show
any number.
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PRINTFAULTS,POSSIBLECAUSES,AND REMEDIES
Faults Possible Causes Remedies Page 1rlzotr
The picture looks @ You didn't aim the camera O Aim the Finder's Auto-focus 11 , 1 2 , 1 6 @I
tuzzy. correctly. Spot at your subject or use
the AF Lock.
@ The Lens is soiled. @ Keep the Lens clean at all 1 9
times.
@ You shook the camera when @ Hold the camera still when 1 1
you pressed down the Shutter you take your picture and
Release. press the Shutter Release
gently down.
2. The picture looks @ You took your pictureagainst O Use the backlight portrait HG 14, 1 5
dark. the light. mode or fill-in flash mode to
take your picture.
@ Your subject was beyond @ take your pictures within the 1 4
reachof the camera'sbuilt-in range of your camera's built-
flash. in llash.
CAMERA CARE, ETC. 3. Remove, 6oil and dust from the lens glass, AF
windows,'andfinder with an air blower and by
1. Your camera is a precision instrument which wiping lightly with a piece of soft, lint-free cloth.
requires careful handling. Do not expose it to lf that is not enough, wipe off gently with Fuji
shock, wet it, or drop it on the floor. Lens Cleaning Paper moistenedslightlywith Fuji
2. lf you are not using your camera for a long Lens Cleaning Liquid.
interval, keep it where it will be sale from heat, 4. In hot weather, do not leave your camera in a
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ta 5. places.In case of malfunction, never try to repair the nightscapes),has completedAF itslampfocusing(it turns onoperation;when theblinkslens
J(5z camerahigh-tensionyourselfcircuits.because it is equipped with farquicklyfrom,whenthe camera,the subjectand blinksis too slowlyclose to,whenor tootheUI 6. Do not dismantlethe lithium batteries,heat them, shutter will slow down).
throw them into a fire, charge them, or cause Shutter
them to short circuit. Programmedelectronicshutter,1/9 - 1/350 sec.
shutter speed.
SPECIFICATIONS Exposure Control
Automatic,EV 9.8 (7*) - 17 (normal)and EV 12.6
o Film (9.3*) - 19.3 (telephoto)coupling ranges with
135 (35 mm) DX roll film. ISO 100 film (x : values for the flash otf mode).
o Picture Size Film Speed Setting
24 x 36 mm. Automatic with ISO 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, and t o Lens 1600 DX films.
Fujinon Zoom Lens,power zoom, f : 35 - 80 mm, O Film Loading
1:3.8- 8.2, 8 components,8 elements. Drop-in system,automatic threading.
. Finder a Film Advance
Real image zoom finder,0.35 - 0.72X magnifica- Automatic (motorized), film prewind system,
tion, 800/ofield of view (3m), parallax correction rewinding unnecessary, provision for mid-roll
marks, AF spot, AF lamp (green lamp next to rewinding.
finder eyepiece), provision for adjusting the o . Liquid Cryslal Display
finder to the user's vision. , .Exposurecounter (shows exposures remaining),
o Focusing 'lens focal length, self-timer mode sign/shot-
Multi-beam autofocusing from 0.65 rYl - €, number counter, flash charging sign, red-eye
provisionfor single-beamautofocusing,AF lock, reduction mode sign, fill-in flash mode sign,
landscape (nightscape)mode setting (it sets the flash off mode sign, landscape mode sign, HG
lens for long distance shooting, turns off the (high grade) mode sign (backlight portrait,night
flash, and slows down the shutter for taking portrait, and close-up HG mode signs), battery
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low sign. o Others m Built-in Flash Built-in lens cover/shutter safety lock, tripod Automaticlight-distributioncontrol accomodates socket. zotr all zoom focal lengths, automatic flash firing o Dimensions & Weight CN mode, red-eye reduction mode, fill-in flash 135 mm W x 71.3 mm D x 56.5 mm H, 331 g. I mode, flash off mode, HG exposure modes (without batteries). (backlight portrait, night portrait, and close-up Notice: Specifications are subject to change modes), electronically controlled flashmatic without notice. exposure, distance-too-far warning (AF lamp blinks when shutter release is pressed halfway down), about 3 sec. flash interval. Flash Exposure Range (Film;color negative,distance;meters) Film tso lso rso tso Speed 100 20Q 400 1600 35 mm 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 Normal -5.5 -7.6 -1J -20 80 mm 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 Teleohoto -3.0 -4.0 -5.8 -12 Self-timer Electronicallycontrolled,provision for taking up i t to 3 pictures in succession,about 10 sec. delay, can be stopped in mid-run, self-timer "ON" ramp. Power Source Two 3V Panasonic CR123A lithium batteries.View original page 22
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