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Hyundai Hyper 120 Zoom and Date User manual
User manual for Hyundai Hyper 120 Zoom and Date. 52 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Hyundai
- Model / document
- Hyundai Hyper 120 Zoom and Date
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 52
- File size
- 9.1 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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o BJfore using Hyundai Hfp"ttoot 120 cainera,'read this manual carefully to
ensure correcl use.
a We recommend that you take test shots to get accustomed to your Hyundai
Hyperzoom 120 camera before taking important photographs.View original page 1Page 3 · Read text
':; " IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using your camera, basic safety precautions should be followed including the following.
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. Never try to disassemble the camera yourself, because the electric circuits inside the cam-
era contain parts with high voltage.
. Don't touch internal parts of the camera even if they become exposed form dropping the
camera or from some other reasons, as there is a danger of electric shock.
. lt is dangerous to wrap the strap around your neck. Be careful not to get childign caught by
the strap around their neck.
. Keep battery out of the reach of children. Consult with the doctor immediately if the battery &
is accidentally swallowed. I
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. Be careful when using the flash near anyone's eyes, especially near children, as it may hurt *
them.
. Never try to disassemble, short or recharge the battery. And do not dispose of the battery in
a fire, as it may explode.
. Remove the battery from the camera immediately if it becomes hot or begins to smoke.
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Usage Notes
it. Camera may be used in temperature range of -10 - 4O"C or 14'-104"F. In extreme cold,
may not operate.
. Be alert for rapid temperature changes and moisture.
. Try to avoid high temperature, magnetic field, etc.
r Do not apply excessive force to the camera'
. Never clean the camera with organic solvents, thinners, etc.
. Do not drop the camera.
. Do not expose the camera to water, sand, dust, etc'
. Remove the battery from the camera for storage when the camera is not used for a long
period.
. Do not store the camera in cold place.
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lf battery poles become contaminated with sweat or oil, poor electrical contact may result.
lf contaminated, carefully clean the battery poles with a dry cloth.
Please keep a back-up battery on hand when going on a iong trip, or when using the cam-
era in cold areas
Dispose of exhausted battery separately as it contains heavy metals.
nAi,HAG.?' di#;$il66"i#"b;iiJry nno never dispose of the battery in a fire. All
such actions are extremely dangerous.
Please do not place batteries within the reach of children.
lf battery is swallowed, please immediately consult a doctor.
Please use only 3V lithium battery(CR 123iA or DL123A).It'View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
Remote Control Gautions When
(optional) Travelling
It is not recommended to disassemble Please check the camera carefully in
the remote control. The life of battery advance.
should be about five years (lt can vary Please carry back-up batteries.
depending upon the conditions and Please do not hang the camera on
environment of use). hook in a bus or a train.
Please keep the remote control out of Please do not put the camera inside
reach of children. lf it is swallowed, car or trunk without care.
please immediately consult a doctor.
Do not attempt to break up or dispose of
the remote control in a fire - this is very
dangerous.
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I Viewfinder Display
Close-up correction -
marks(Subject dis-
tance within 1.2 m
/3.9 ft)
Super-macro correction
marks (Subject distance:
0.45 m/1.5 ft)
Autofocus
lamp(green)
Flash laimp(red)View original page 10Page 13 · Read text
Battery cover will open, if a sharp point Insert battery into the battery chamber
is inserted into groove of battery cover by ensuring that the @ mark touches
and sliding it in the direction of arrow r the @ mark of battery cover. 1I
(as shown in the figure). Close the cover firmly.
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First, open the back cover and Pull out the film for a tip to reach to
insert the film into the film chamber the red film-tip load mark.
from the bottom. 1, 2.
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Close the back cover. lf the film is not properly loaded, an
error tf I mark flashes(as shown in r the figure).3.
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Film will automatically wind until the film In this case, please insert film again in
counter indicates tf I on the LCD panel(as accordance with the previous instructions.
shown in the figure). Carefully check the film-tip location.
The LCD panel may darken at high temperatures, and react slowly. However, it returns to its
normal status at normal temperatures.
for about 1-2 seconds even when the back cover is closed without film in
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Any type of 35mm film may be used in this Film with lower sensitivities (lSO 50-200)
camera. Normally, films are DX film-coded, is ideal for bright conditions.
with the speed picked up automatically by Higher Sensitivities (lSO 400+) should be
the camera. used in poor light conditions.
(Ex) lf ISO 10ol2f is written (as shown in
the figure), film sensitivity is 100.
DX
F 36 ISO 100/21
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Hold the camera tight, but be careful not to obstruct the flash with your left hand; and look
through the viewfinder eyepiece.
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Locate autofocus frame in the When the shutter release button is
tographed. r (green) in the viewfinder lights up if1, viewfinder on the subject to be pho- half pressed, autofocus lamp the subject is in focus.
And then determine the composition by When the subject is closer than 0.65 m
or out m. 12.1 ft, autofocus lamp(green) blinks; thezooming in ttr
super-macro shooting mode should then
be selected (see page 43).
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When the flash is fully charged, the To get a better view of the subject,
flash lamp(red) light is on (as please rotate the diopter adjustment
r shown in the figure). r dial clockwise or unclockwise.
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lf the flash lamp blinks, the flash is being
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Film Unloading
When your film is used up, it automatically rewinds (Numbers on the LCD panel show in
reverse order).
To rewind an unfinished film pressI Film rewind symbol appears for about n Mid-roll rewind button with a point. | 4 seconds (as shown in the figure) / I r when the entire film roll is wound. L t
Then, open back cover to remove the
film.
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fifir'e motor stops in rewincifi$'6erdi6'tfiC6unter redihes to r0.,,tile Eiitte'y must'ud?d$#e&:'
replacing the battery press Mid-roll Rewind Button to complete rewinding.lAfter
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Flash-On (FILL-IN) $hooting www.butkus.us
When the subject is against light, in Without FILL-lN Flash
dow, the subject looks too dark as1. a shadow, or in front of bright win- 2. the exposure is affected by brighter
background.
In such cases, please use this
mode(as shown in the figure) so
that the subject can be well
exposed.
With FILL-lN Flash
3.
( Flash button pressed once)
Itn tf'e FILL-lN mode, the flash will always fire in bright or low lightView original page 26Page 27 · Read text
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Flash-Off Shooting
lf you want to take a picture without flash, For example, you can take a picture with-
select the Flash-OFF shooting mode out flash where flash photography, is pro-
hibited such as in museum or theater.
Especially, when you want to capture a
warm and inviting mood in dim light atmos-
phere, you can utilize Flash-off shooting
which prevents pale white picture with
low undesirable flashing.
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( Flash button Pressed twice)
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Use this mode to get a good picture of sub- This mode is useful to photograph sub-
ject(portrait) and background with bal- ject(portrait) with flash and night scenes or
anced lighting. fireworks in the background.
In this mode, the subject is brightened by The shutter will remain open as long as thethe flash light and background is appropri- shutter release button is pressed, within 3ately exposed by the slow speed shutter.
minutes.
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( Flash button pressed three times) ( Flash button pressed four times)
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This mode is used for shots which The sample picture taken with Bulb
require long exposure time, such as shooting for 8 seconds with ISO 100
night scenes or fireworks. Press the r film: 1I Flash button five times. The shutter
will remain open as long as the shutter
release button is pressed.
Shutter opening time is displayed on the LCD recommended to avoid the cam-
panel by second, and the maximum opening Ljr5;;|of
time is 180 seconds.
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By selecting Exposure Compensa- lf the zoom lever is turned in the
tion shooting mode, you can control directions to M or E within 6
1 r the amount of light from -3EV to r seconds after selecting this mode,
+3EV and experience its wonderful exposure can be adjusted by
lighting effect. 0.5EV.
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Flash automatically fires in the Exposure
Compensation shooting mode.
The symbol of "+" or "-" after shooting indi-
cates the status of the Exposure Compen-
sation. lf the shutter release button is
halfway pressed, the adjusted EV number
will be displayed.
To release the Exposure Compensation
mode, press the flash mode button.
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Self-Timer Shooting
The Self-timer is useful when you When the shutter release button is
want to take a picture of yourself. pressed, the red Self-timer LED
Press the Self-timer button. r light is on. 1, After 7 sec., it will stad blinking for
3 sec. and then the shutter will
release.
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