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Konica Z-up 110 User manual
User manual for Konica Z-up 110. 31 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Konica
- Model / document
- Konica Z-up 110
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 31
- File size
- 3.6 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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I.AwARNING (Fis. 1) sA'F-* $ Never disassemble this camera. There are high voltage
This product is intended for photography. Please do not use wires inside thc camera so there is a danser of electric
it for any other purposes other than photography. Every shock.
precaution has been taken to insure the safety of this $ Do not expose the battery to heat or flame. Do not attempt
product, please use this product correctly after reading the to short, disassemble or charge the battery. There is a
information below. The followins indication mark is a danger of explosion and severe injury.
warning/caution label to sho',r horito use this product so $ Put the battery in a place where young children cannot that damage or injury does not result. reach it. There is a danser of death bv accidentallv
swallowing the battery.
sun.Awnnrurruc $ TherePleaseisdoa dangernot useoftheinjurycamerato thetoeye.look directly at the is This mark mark states a waming product that that if the
is used not conectly, death serious the or injury of user or $ cannotPut thereachcamerait. Therestrapisina adangerplace ofwhereaccidentalyoungsuffocationchildren
others may result. ifthe strap is wrapped around lhe neck.
AcRunoru Q touchWhen itthewithcamerabare ishands.left atIt lowis possibleor high thattemperatures,you may sustaindo not
This mark is a caution mark that states that if the product is an injury due to burning.
not used correctly, death, serious injury or disability may $ If you become aware of something abnormal with the
result. It also warns of the possible danger of damage to camera (for example it generates abnormal sound or heat,
property. smokes, smells of burning, etc. ) during operation,
immediately remove the battery out of the camera taking
Q This mark indicates items that are prohibited when using care not to burn your hands and ask the store that you got it
this product. at or our agent io repair it. If the camera is leit as-it is
abnormal, it may cause a burn or fire.
* If the warning/caution information is unreadable, we O If the inside of'the camera is exposed as a result of getting
recommend obtaining new operating instructions at our dropped or damaged, be sure not to touch the exposed
service station. inside to avoid getting an electric shock, burnt or injured.
(There may be a charge for this.) In such a case, imnrediatelv remove the batterv out of the
camera taking care not to get an electric shoik, burnt or
injured, and ask the store that you got it at or our agent to
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$ Please do not use organic solvents such as alcohol or paint l_\lame of parts (Fig. 6l
thinner to clean the camera. Shootine O display' pant'l/lilrn' counter become lens may clouded with water droplets if the$ The switch €) Power
temperature of the camera changes suddenly, for example @Zoom Switch
if it is quickly brought tiom the cold outdoors into a warm @ Shutt.r Release Button
room. Let the camera sit for a while before using. (O Remote Control Sensor
Q A camera is a precision instrument. Please do not drop it, G) Strap attachment clip
strike it or use excessive force when handlins the camera. @ "Reit-eye" reduction lamp/Self-timer lamp
@ RB Ptr,lto Sensor Window
5.HOLDING THE CAMERA: (Fis. 5) €) t4ode Selector Swirch
* Keep your clbows down to hold the camera steady. @ Manual Rewind Switch
* Whether fbr vertical or horizontal photography, hold the O View-finder Window
camera with both hands and draw your elbows to your @ Flash
body. @ Auto-focus sensor Windows
* If the flash is used with the camera held vertically, the flash @ Lcns/lens cover
unit should be at the too of the camera. (D Green lamp
* If you use the flash while holding the camera with the flash @ Date and time indicator panel
down, the picture (especially portrait) comes out @ Back cover release knob
unnaturally. @ Back cover
* Be careful that fingers, hair and the camera strap are not in @ Tripod Socket
the way of the lens, the auto-focus windows or the flash. @ View finder eyepiece
* Hold the camera firmly with both hands in a stable posture @ Pitm Check Wiridow
and press the shutter button with your finger tip. @ Battery cover/cover release button
@ Auto-date/time selector/adjuster switch
6. (€ * @@euto-aate model only
The CE Mark indicates that the product conforms to a directive of the European Union (EU). How to use the strap (Fig. 7) * Use the protrusion on the plastic piece of the strap for ease
of pushing the small button switches.
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reflections. To take photos through glass, press the camera completely turned off, open the back cover and take the
directly against the glass. For landscape photos through a film out of the camera.
window, use the Long distance Mode (Fig. 25). * When the film is exposed more than the resular number of
frames, the last two irumes may be double e-xposures.
tr 6.Close-up Photography (Fig. 15)
You can focus in as close as 0.8 m (2.6 ft). with ll0 mm Manual Rewind (Fig. 17)
telephoto fbr extreme close-up photos. To rewind the film manually (forced rewind) before the roll is
V Match the Auto Focus target with your subject that you finished.
want to focus on. Make sure the subject is in-the centei of Use the Strap Ring tip to press the Manual Rewind Switch @.
focus Auto at a target distance of 0.8 (2.6
you set the lens at the Telephoto distance * As ft) - of1 mll0(3.3mm,ft). The film will begin to rewind.
you can zoom towards Wide-angle to adjust your picture
composition. '*" *
Frame the picture within the finder's close-up (parallax Advanced f nstructions /
correction) marks and press the shutter release button.
* Use fbcus lock when the subiect is outside the auto-focus S.Using the Mode switch (Fis. 18)
frame. Each time the mode selector switch @ is pressed, the * When depressing the shutter release button halfway if the indication ({mark) points at a shooting mode one after
green lamp blinks, that indicates the shooting distance is another in circulation motion on the shooting display panel.
shorter than 0.8 m. When the shutter will lock. correct the * The camera remains in the select shootins mode until
distance and depress the Shutter Release Button again. another shooting mode is selected. However, the self-timer
* Camera vibration can be prevented by using a tripod and photography mode is automatically reset to the AUTO
shooting with the self-timer. mode each time self-timer photographing is complete.
* If the power is turned OFF and ON again, the shooting
T.Unloading the Film (Fig. 16) mode is set to the AUTO mode.
l/ When the loadcd film reaches the end, it is automatically
rewound. Auto Mode (automatic self activating flash)
/ When the film is completely rewound, the rewind operarion (Camera decides whether or not to use flash) automatically stops. After il in the film counter brightens
for about 5 seconds, the LCD is turned off with nothing "Red-eye" reduction Mode (Flash Auto Mode)
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photography the slowest shutter speed that can be Flash ON Mode (Fill in flash) (User decides to * In flash selected is l/30 sec. at wide ansle mode or l/60 at use flash) mode. telephoto
Selt-timer Mode (Flash Auto Mode)
": l0.Flash Mode ON lFas.2ol ? photography cf-fbctive flash Night View Portrait Mode (Flash ON Mode) Daylight is fbr back-lit subjects,
.strong shadows or on cloudy days.
Flash OFF Mode (User decides not to use flash) l// Press the mode selector switch to make the indication ({
mark) point at t. + 1.5 Exposure Compensation Mode (Exposure The flash will operate even in bright places.
corrected to +1.5 apefture) (Flash OFF Mode) * Slowest shutter speed is l/30 sec. at wide angle, 1/60 sec.
Long distance Mode (Flash OFF Mode) at Telephoto. Hold the camera steady to prevent blurring at
slow shutter speeds.
11.Self-timer Mode (Fig.21) O Use a tripod for taking not only souvenir pictures but also9."Red-eye" Reduction Mode (Fig. 19) @ *When taking pictures of people's faces under dim light, using close-up pictures. Be sure to use a tripod to prevent the
flash, reflection of f]ash on the retina, sometimes called "Red- camera fiom shaking that causes blurred picture.
eye" may result. This mode reduccs "Red-eye" phenomenon / Press the mode selector switch to make the indication
because the flash lamp flashes after the "Red-eye" reduction (Vmark) point at l).
lamp makes the pupils of the eyes smaller. 7 Press the shutter release button from behind the camcra.
/ Press the mode selector switch to make the indication ({ The self-timer will start and release the shutter after about
mark) point at @. l0 seconds.
/ ff rne ahutter ope|irres when the camera is pointed towards * If you want to cancel the operation while the self-timer is
a person, the "Red-eye" reduction lamp lights, the flash in operation, press the powei switch to turn OFF.
oDerates and the shot is taken. * Each time self-timer photographing is complete, the self-
* The flash operates approximately 0.5 seconds after the red- timer photography mode is cancelled. Be sure to set the
eye reduction larnp. Make sure the subject or the camera is camera to the self'-timer photography mode whenever you
not moved during this time. are going to take a picture with the self-timer.
* The flash will not fire in brieht conditions.
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lS,Adjusting Date and Time lFig.271 lg.Photography using Remote control (Fig.28)
needs to be purchased transmitter control remote Prcss the MODE switch to show year, ntonth and day on TheI with the not supplied that are models separately for display. the
7 Press tire SglPCt switch to select numeral to blink. transmltter.
/ While the selected numeral is blinking, press the SET / When the remote control transmitter is pointed at the switch to correct the numeral. camera receiver and the remote release button is pressed,
* Press the SET switch repeatedly until the numeral changes the shutter operates after the self-timer lamp has flashed for
as desired. three seconds.
* Reneat the above ,tr}rT andV until all numeral * Remote control photography is possible in all photography
indications. vear. month and dav, are corrected as desired. modes except self-timer.
(effective control signal drstance receptible the of remote press is complete, * The of the all numerals After adjustment/ in is within 5m (l6.4ft) controller) range numeral stops and of the remote it of the Blinking switch again. SELECT
lights continuously with the "Ready" mark (-) appearing front of the camera.
above the numeral to indicate that the camera is ready for * When the ohotosensor of the remote controller receives a
shootins. strong light (sunlight or fluorescent lamp) or the remote
* Wheneier the calendar (year, month, day) is reset for controller is operated near a fluorescent lamp, etc., remote -
correction. correct the clock (hour, minute) too without fail. controlled photographing may result in failure. In such a
For adjusting the time, press the MODE switch to show case. use the self-timer for the remote controller.
day, hour and minute on the display and then adjust the * Batteries are included in the remote control.
clock by repeating the above stepsy' andV in the same
munncr as adjustment ol'date. AWARNING Danger of explosion leading to major
* After adjustment of minute is complete, press the SELECT injury. Please do not expose remote control
switch and the " : " mark starts blinking. Press the to naked-f'larnes, dismantle, or heat it.
SELECT switch once again to enter the camera into the
"Ready" status. How to attach the remote control (Fig.29)
* To adjust the clock by second, get the " : " mark blinking * Remote control can attach to the strap.
first and then press the SET switch to set the clock by the * When detaching, please fbllow the reverse procedure.
time signal while listening to the radio. etc. Then, press the
SELECT switch to enter the camera into the "Ready"
status.
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, You can rewind the film before the
roll if finished.
Franre counter Additive type, LCD panel clisplay
Auto-datc Built-in digital LCD display. Imprints
(Aukr-date model only) time or date to the year 20,19. setting
fbr date or time recording. or cancel
for no inrprinting, adjustable to
nearcsf sec.
Opclntiol temperature range -10'C to 50'C
Battcly lit-e AboLrt 15 rolls with flash for half the
exposures (24-exposure lllm)
Power source Lithium battery (CR | 23A, DL I 23A:
3 V)., battery power check on LCD
panel
Remote control Exclusive remote control system
(Remote control using infrared light. Operates via the
model only) relrote release button. The signal
reception distance is within about -5 m
(16..1 fi) (iionr).
Battery lif'e: About 10,000 signals can
bc tlansmitted.
Lithium battery ( CR202-5 : -lV )
Size, weight I 19x67.5x55 mm (4.7x2.6x2. l")
255 g (tt.9 oz) battery extla
260 g (9. I oz) (with auto date)
Note: Specifications and design are subject to chan-ee without
notice. Above data basctl on nranufacturer's tests.
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