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Pentax efina T User manual
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Beforeusingyour camera,pleasebe sure to read
theseinstructions,carefully. P.12-39
Avantde commencera vous en servir,veuillezlire
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familiariseravec votreappareil.
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estasinstrug6es,por favor.
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Thankyou very much for purchasingthe
PENTAXefina T. The efina T is an NAMESOF WORKINGPARTS
AdvancedPhoto System camera with a
23mmto 69mm X3 zoom. This camera Ovode diat (p.28)
featuresa variety of functions including: (oshutter releasebutton(p.25)
switchingbetween three different print OViewfinderwindow
sizes,mid-rollfilmchanging,31 titleprinting @Autofocuswindow
anda remotecontrolcapability. (@ugntsensorwindow
. Pleaseread this manual carefullybefore G)Built-inflash Ospotbeam window (p.27) operatingthe camerato take consistently @Lens pictures. superiorffi 9sett-timer lamp (p 31) . Pay special attentionto the notes in this @Remotecontrolreceiver(p.31) OperatingManual. Ofitm cartridgechamberlever(p.23)
@Straplug (p.20)tr (DneOlamp (p.22)
@Greenlamp (p.22)
(DDiopteradjustmentlever (p.25)
(DViewfindereyepiece
(DPrintselectionlever(p.22)
lever (p.26)ff @Zoom @LCD panel
@fitm cartridgechambercover(p.23)
@Tripodsocketffi @oate button(p 33)
selectionbutton (p 36) €DtitteiLanguage$ QbDrivebutton(p.30)
@Mid-rollrewindbutton(p.25)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Namesof workingparts ........................13 TAKING BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS
Tableof contents .................14 Operatingthe 23-69mmzoom lens ......26
Precautionsfor your camera.................15 Takingpicture ....26
Precautionsfor batteryusage...............16 Focus-lockshooting ............27
AdvancedPhotoSystemFeatures........17 Hard-to-autofocussubjects...................28
How to selectexposuremodes.............28
ABOUT THE CAMERA Auto exposuremode ...........29
. Auto exposuremode withoutred-eyeStrapattachment .................20
lnstalling/Replacing battery...................20 reductionfunction .............29
Batteryexhaustionwarning...................20 . Auto exposuremode with red-eye
Mainswitch .......21 reductionfunction .............29
Viewfinderdisplays ..............21 SlowShutterSpeed(Flash-OFF).........29
Lampindications .................22 Daylight-syncshooting ........30
Selectingthe printtype .........................22 Slow-Speed-SyncShooting(Flash-ON)... 30
Loadingthe film cartridge.....................23 How to selectshootingmodes..............30
Removingthe film cartridge..................24 Selttimerphotography.. . ..................31
. Rewinda film cartridgein mid-roll......25 Usingwirelessremotecontrol(option)....31
Holdingthe camera .............25 lnfinity-landscapeshooting...................33
Diopteradjustment lmorintthe data information..................33
Correctingthe data .............35
lmprintingtitles......... ...........36
Selectingthe languageand title............36
Listof availabletitles.............................37
Specifications............. .........38
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J , : 4 ' i . . : | \ : , E f t i i r Precautions for storage
PRECAUTIONSFORYOURCAMERA . Avoid leaving the camera for extended
periodsin placeswhere temperatureand
Precautionswhen taking pictures humidityare highsuch as in a car.
. Do not use the camera where it may . Do not store the camera in a closet with
come in contact with rain, water or any mothballsor in a case where chemicals
otherliquid,becausethe camera is not are handled.Store it in a place with good
weather,water,or liquidresistant.Should air circulationto preventfungusgrowth.
the cameraget wet from rain, splashing
water, or any other liquid, wipe it off Precautions for proper care
. Use a blower and lens brush to remove immediatelywith a dry soft cloth.
. Be careful not to subject the camera to dust accumulatedon the lens or the
strongvibrations,shock or pressure.Use viewfinderwindow.
a cushion to protect the camera when . Neveruse solventssuch as paintthinner,
carryingit in a motorcycle,car, boat, etc. alcoholor benzeneto clean the camera.
.Condensationon the interiorthe exterior To clean the externalcamera surfaces -
of the camera may be extremelyharmful but not glass surfaces- the use of a dry or
to the camera mechanism as it may silicone-treatedcloth is recommended.
causerust. Furthermore,if the camera is
taken from warm temoerature to a
subfreezing one or vice versa, the
formationof icelets may cause damage.
Insuch a case, put the camerainto a case
or plastic bag so that any changes in
temperaturedifferenceis minimized.Do
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Other precautions LCD (Liquid-crystal display)
. The temperature range at which this . When the LCD is exposed to high
camera functions properly is 50'C to temperaturesover about 60oC, it may
-10'C (122"Fto 14'F). blacken, but when the temperature
. To maintain optimum performance,it is normalizes,it will returnto normal.
recommended that the camera be . The LCD may also slow down in response
inspectedevery one or two years. lf the to lowertemperatures,but this is a normal
camera has not been used for an characteristicof an LCD.
extendedperiod,or is being preparedfor
an importantphotographicsession,it is
recommendedthat you have the camera PRECAUTIONSFORBATTERYUSAGE
inspectedor test shoot with it.
. The PENTAX warranty providedonly for . Use one 3V lithiumbattery,type CR-2 or
the repair of defects in materials or the eouivalent.
workmanship.Damageof any kindcannot . Misuse of a battery can cause hazards
be repairedat no charge under the term such as leakage,overheating,explosions,
of the warranty.lf the difficultyis caused etc.
as a direct result of the product being . The battery should be insertedwith the
used in conditions contrary to the "+" and "-" sides facingcorrectly.
instructionsoutlined in this manual, . Never try to disassemble, short or
charges will be assessed or a repair rechargethe battery.Also do not dispose
quotationwill be provided. of the batteryin a fire, as it may explode.
. Battery performancemay be temporarily i
hindered in low temperatures,but will
recoverin normaltemoeratures.
. Keep a spare battery on hand for
replacementconveniencewhen shooting#ffi outdoorsor whiletraveling.
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ADVANCEDPHOTOSYSTEM FEATURES
FilmCartridge r. Thevisualdxposureindicatorson the top of the film cartridgeshow the film status'
. n tifr |irtridg'e with I , or ! visualfilm indicatorcannot be used in this camera. I
1 OUnexposed
2 D Partiallyexposed
g EExposed
4 ! Processed
.Use 1X240type film designed for use in Advanced Photo system cameras. 135mm
(35mm)film cannotbe used.
.ine titrhcartridgecan be loadedas simply as installingbattery.
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Printing Size
. With an AdvancedPhoto SystemCamerathree picturesizes can be selected:C-type,H-
type, and Ptype. The picturesize is recordedas magneticdata on the film, so no matter
what type of picturesize is selected,the exposuresize is the same at approximately17 x
30mm.
. Three print types are available.lt is possibleto switch the print type in the mid-rollof the
film.
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c-Type
Film processing
. For best results,we recommendyou to
take your film cartridge to a certified
Advanced Photo System processinglab
displayingthis symbol.
. Your processing lab may not develop
1X240films. Consult them for details of
their services.
. After developing,your pictures,an index
print, and the film cartridge with the
negativesinsidewill be returnedto you.
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. Whenorderingreprints,match the lD on
thebackof the printor on the indexprint lD number
with the lD on the film cartridge and
specifywhich printsyou want reprinted.
. You can select a title from thirty-one
differenttypes and twelve languagesand
imprintit on the back of the print.Some
processinglabs may not imprintthe titles
in all of the availablelanguages.lf you
desireto imprint it on the front of the
picture,consultyour processinglab.
. Youcan imprintthe date and time on the
backof the print.lf you desireto imprintit
on the front of the picture,consultyour
processinglab.
MRC(Mid-rollchange)function
.With this camera it is possibleto load a partiallyexposed film cartridgethat has been
rewound.When the rewoundfilm is reloaded,the camerawill automaticallyadvancethe
filmto the first unexposedframe and the rest of the film can then be used.
PQI(Print Quality lmprovement) function
. Whentakinga picture,informationabout lightingand exposureconditionsare recordedon
the film to assist the processinglab with color correctionand exposure adjustments,IItIt* providingyou with the best possibleresults.
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Notes on replacing the battery:
. When the batteryis replacedor removed, ABOUT THE CAMERA the time is initializedto 0 00. See page35
for correctingthe time.
. The date, title and number of exposed
STRAP ATTACHMENT frames are memorized and unchanged
even if the batteryis replacedor removed.
Fit the strap on the camera as . Use one 3V lithium battery (CR-2 or
illustrated.(Fig.1) equivalent).
. Use the illustratedpart for pushing the
mid-rollrewind button to rewind a film BATTERYEXHAUSTIONWARNING
beforeexposingall the frames.
, t : i , : When the battery is nearly exhausted,the
INSTALLINGNEPLACINGBATTERY batterysymbol (- ) appears on the LCD panel to warn you. Replacethe batteryas
soon as possible. When (- ) starts Ensure that the power is off before blinking,no operationscan be performed.
replacingthe battery. (Fis.3)
1 Open the battery chamber cover as Battery life (using 2S-exposure film
shown in the illustration.(Fig.2-1) rolls):
2 Insert one lithium battery with the Approx.10 rolls usingflash 50/" of the time
pluVminus (+/-) sides matching the (usingthe CR-2 batteryand under Pentax
indications in the battery chamber. testing conditions). Actual battery (Fig.2-2) life/performance may vary drastically
3 Close the battery chamber cover. dependingon usageof PowerZoom, Flash
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MAINSWITCH VIEWFINDERDISPLAYS
To switch on, set the mode dial to any
positionother than OFF.(Fig.4) o . For normal use, set the mode dial to t-o-]ll
either(@) or (l@ @ ). See page 28
formoredetails.
. When the power turns ON, the lens s.lightlyextendsand the lens coveropens. irlr .lf the camera is ON and left unusddfor t-o--l
over 3 minutes, the lens automatically
retractsto the shortestfocal lenoth.
. Seepage 20 when the batteryeihaustion
symbol(- ) appearson the LCD panel. OAutofocus frame
Focuson the subjectwith this frame.
OSpot AF Frame
Select the Spot AF Frame to focus on
particularspot in the frame.
OClose distance compensation frame
l*' . Whenthe camera-to-subject distanfe is When the camera-to-subjectdistance is
less than 1.2m, type p print set is not closer than 1.2m, compose the scene withinthis frame.n recommended due to a substantial
rr differencebetweenwhat you see through
the viewfinderversus the image you wiil
obtainthe finalprint.
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LAMP INDICATIONS SELECTINGTHE PRINTTYPE
Three types of prints are chosen in this
camera. The type of print can be switched
at any time.
Turn the print type selection lever to
select the desired print type. (Fig.s)
@ C H TypeC print
P @
When you depress the shutter release
buttonhalfwaydown,the lamp @ and/or@
lightsup or blinks.
@Green lamp (Focus status): Type H print
When the subjectis in focus, it will light up
to indicatethat you can take the picture;
whenthe subjectis not in focus,it will blink,
indicating that the camera-to-subject
distanceis too close or the subjectis hard
to autofocus.
@neO lamp (Flash status): Type P print When the flash is readyto discharge,it will
lightup. Whenthe flashis beingcharged,it
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. A film cartridgewiththe I , or ! indicator LOADINGTHEFILMCARTRIDGE cannotbe used in this camera.lf such a
film is loaded,(l= ) blinkson the LCD
1 Movethe film cartridgechamber lever panel.
as illustrated to open the f ilm
cartridgechambercover. (Fig.6-1) Notes:
2 Load a new f ilm cartridge as . When the film cartridgewith the X or !
illustrated.( Fig.6-2) indicatoris loaded, ( i: ) blinks on the
3 Afterthe f ilm cartridge chamber cover LCD panel.
is closed, the film automatically . After closingthe film cartridgechamber advancesto the first frame. (Fig.6-3) cover, the ISO f ilm speed, maximum
4 ( i ) appearsin the exposure counter number of frames and type of film will
on the LCD panel, the f ilm appearon the LCD paneluntilfirstframe
automaticallystops winding. (Fig.6-4) is set. Refer to the table below for the
indicationson the LCD panel.. Doncltopen the film cartridgechamber
coverwhilethe filmis in mid-roll.Doingso Color NegativePositiveBlack8 Other
maycauselightleakage. White. Io confirmthe film speedand type of film
cartridgeafter closingthe film cartridge Type of
chamber cover, d e p ress. th e Film [,- L,i [iL In
Iitle/Languageselectionbutton(l.t ). lS0filmspeed . rf rf lso
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. Your processinglab may not develop
1X240films. consult them for details of REMOVINGTHEFILMCARTRIDGE
theirservices.
. Use an 1X240type film in this camera.A 1 After you have exposed the last frame
135 (35mm)film cannotbe used. of the roll, the film rewinds
. Do not placefilm cartridgesnear sources automatically.Then, ( t:l ) blinks on the
of the strongmagneticfields. LCD panel to indicatethat the film has
been rewound.
Automatic film speed setting 2 Open the film cartridge chamber by
When a film cartridgeis loaded,the proper turn the film cartridge chamber
film speed is automaticallyset for the release lever to the left. (Fig.6-1)
camera. 3 The visual film indicator indicates X
(exposed).(Fig.7)
. A film ISO rating from 25 - 10000 is
usable. . A 2S-exposureroll of film takes about30
. A film with ISO 400 film speed is secondsto be rewound.
recommendedto get less imageblur and . Duringrewinding,the exposurecounter
to covermore photographicsituations. countsframe numbersin reverse.
. The film cartridgewith partiallyexposed
D cannotbe removed.
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i r : : i i 4 r , " - ! r : , Rewindinga film in mid-roll
.lf you wish to remove a film cartridge HOLDINGTHECAMERA(Fig.9)
beforeexposing all the frames, follow
steps1 - 2. Keep the camera as still as possible,and
gently depress the shutter release button.
1 Depressthe mid-roll rewind button (lf too much force is applied,the camerais
(O:: ) with the knob on the strap likely to shake, and the picture will be
(illustrated part page 2). The film blurred.)Try to braceyour elbowsagainsta
rewindingstarts. (Fig.8) stable,stationaryobjectsuch as a wall.
2 Whenrewind is completed, the motor
stops.1fr ; Otint<s,iridicatingthat the Notes:
film cartridge may be removed safely. . Do not hold the zoom lens because it
moves back and forth while in ooeration.
'Afterrewindingthe film in mid-roll,the film . Make sure not to obstructthe autofocus
indicatorindicates( D ). window,lens, light sensorwindowor the
. Whenthe partiallyexposedfilm is loaded, built-inflash with your fingers, hair or
the camera automaticallyadvances the other object.
filmto the unexposedfilm part, and the . When using the flash with the camera
originalexposurecounterappearson the positionedvertically,hold the camera so
LCDpanel. that the flash is above the lens.
Note:
Donot deoress the button with an obiect DIOPTERADJUSTMENT
havinga sharptip.
Aim the camera towards a bright subject.
While lookingthroughthe viewfinder,move
the diopteradjustmentleverthe right or left
until the AF frame appears in the sharpest
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TAKING PICTURES TAKINGPHOTOGRAPH
1 Composing the scene
Set the mode dial to ( @). Focus on
OPERATING23.69mmZOOMLENS the subject with the autofocus frame. (Fig.12-1)
2 Checking the lamp indication
W.fenyou move the zoom leverto the right Depress the shutter release button
1 | 1, the lens moves towards the 69mm halfway down. When the subject is in
setting and frames the subject more focus, the green lamp will light up.
closely. (Ftg.12-2)
When you move the zoom lever to the left . lf you wish to focus on anothersubject,lift
(lll), the lens moves towardsthe 23mm your fingerfrom the shutterreleasebutton
setting. When the lens zooms to the and depress the shutter button halfway
desiredsetting,releasethe zoom leverand down again.
depressthe shutter release button fully to 3 Depress the shutter release button
take pictures.(Fig.11) fully. The shutter will be released.
Notes:
. Do not apply force to the zoom lens as . Confirmthat the green lamp will light up.
doingso causesdamageto the camera. The greenlampblinkswhenthe subjectis
. The shuttercannot be releasedwhile the too close.
lens is zooming. . The shooting range (effectivecamera-to-
. The film size of this camera differsfrom subject distance)of this camera is from
that of conventional35mm cameras.The 0.65m (2.1ft)1s oo(infinity).
focal lengthdifferseven if the field of view . You can release the shutter even if the
is the same.To calculatethe foal lenqthof greenlamp is blinking.But the picturewill
the camera,multiplythe 35mm cahera not be focusedproperly.
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.lf the autofocuswindow is dirty, the# autofocusmay not functionproperly. FOCUS.LOCKSHOOTING
AutomaticFlash Emission lf you shoot without positioning the
Whentakingpicturesin low light,the flash autofocusframe (t I ) on the main subject,
willautomaticallydischarge. When the only the backgroundwill be in focus.When
shutterreleasebuttonis depressedhalfway the main subjectis off the autofocusframe
downin low light,the red lamp will lightup, in the center of the viewfinder,use the
indicatingthe flash is readyto discharge. focus-locktechnique.(Focus lock is the
functionto lockfocus.)
. lf the red lamp blinks,this indicatesthat
thebuilt-inflashis beingchargedand the 1 Focus on the subject with the
shuttercannotbe released. autofocusframe (t r).(Fig.13-1)
2 When the shutter
Flash effective ranges (Negative-color release button is depressed halfway
filmused) down, the green lamp lights up and
the exposure and focus are
100 200 400 temporarily locked. (Fig.l 3-2) -N 0,65-2.5m0.65-3.6m0.65- 5.1m 3 While depressing the shutter release 23mm (2,15-8.2ft) (215-12ft) (2.15-17fr) button halfway, re-aim the camera or
0.65- 1.4m 0.65-2,0m 0.65-2.9m recompose the picture, then release
69mm (215- 4 6fr) (2.15-6.55ft)(2.15-9.5fr) the shutter by depressing the button all the way. (Fig.13-3)
Focusaid illuminator
In low light situation and/or hard-to- . You can release focus lock simply by
autofocus subjects, the red light is liftingyour fingerfrom the shutterrelease
automaticallyprojected to assist the button.
autofocussystemwhen the shutterrelease
buttonis depressedhalfwaydown.
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HARD.TO-AUTOFOCUSSUBJECTS HOWTOSELECTEXPOSUREMODES
a) Extremelylow-contrastsubjectssuch as
a whitewall or blue sky in the autofocus
f rame.
b) Subjectswhich don't reflectmuch light
in the autofocusframe.
c) Fast movingsubjects.
d) Subjects with horizontal lines or
complex or detailed patterns in the
autofocusframe.
e) Multiplesubjectsin foregroundof the
autofocusframe. To set various exposure modes, turn the f) Subjectspositionedagainstreflectedor mode dial. strongbacklightor with extremelybright
background. . For normaluse, set the mode dial to the
auto position.
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I Red-Eye Reduction Function
AUTOEXPOSUREMODE To reducethe red-eyephenomenonin the
picture,use this function.With this function
Auto exposure mode without red-eye used, the flash dischargestwo consecutive
reductionfunction times to reducethe appearanceof the red-
Inlowlightor backlitconditions,the flash is eye effect.
dischargedautomatically.
SLOWSHUTTERSPEED(FLASH.OFF)Setthe mode dial to ( @). (Fig.l4)
Inthismode,the flashis dischargedbut the
red-eyereductiondoes not operate. ln this mode,the flash does not discharge.
Seepage27 for the flash effectiveranges. Use it in placeswhere flash photographyis
prohibited, such as in theaters and
Auto exposure mode with red-eye museums.Furthermore,this mode is also
reductionfunction useful for a natural existing light effect in
Inlowlightor backlitconditions,the flash is low ambientphotography.
dischargedautomatically.
Set the mode dial to ( Q ). ( Q ; appears
Setthe mode dial to ( @ @ ). (Fig.15) on the LCD panel.(Fig.l6)
(@)appearson the LCD panel. When shootingin low light,use of a tripod
Inthismode,the red-eyereductionfunction is recommended.
alwaysoperates.
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Note:
DAYLIGHT.SYNCSHOOTING . When shootingin low light, the shutter
speed gets slower. Use of a tripod is
When a portraitis taken with the subjectin recommended.
a backlightsituation,the front of the subject . Make sure that you are within the flash-
may be cast in shadow.In such a case, use effectiverange even when you use the
this mode (Flash-ONmode). built-inflashas a fill-inflash In day light.
This will ensure that the picture is well
exposed without any shadow.In this mode, HoWToSELECTSHb0TING[ifoDES the flashwill always discharge. The red-eye
reductiondoes not function.
To set various shooling modes, depress
Set the mode dial to ( t ). ( I ) appears the drive button ( UiAspornr).(Fig.19)
on the LCD panel.(Fig.l7)
See page 27 tor the flash -effectiverange. V ' ---_ r- +
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Slow-Speed-SyncShooting (Flash-On)
It is possibleto photographsubjects and
backgroundin a balancedway by usingthe For normal use, set the Single-Frame
built-in f lash to properly expose the ShootingMode. When the mode dial is
foregroundsubject and a slow -speed to set to the OFF position,the Single-Frame
exposethe low lightbackground. ShootingMode is returned.
Set the mode diat to (Sl). The ( @) and
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SELF.TIMERPHOTOGRAPHY . Do not stand in frontof the camerawhen
startingthe self-timer,as the camerawill
Self-timer focus on you, not the main subject.Be
Usethe self-timerif you wish to get in the sure that you are behind,or next to the
picture.Use of a tripod is recommended. camera.
. When you want to use the flash with the
1 Depressthe drive button until ( 'U ) self-timer,ensure that the red lamp is lit
appearson the LCD panel.(Fig.19-1) beforestartingthe self-timer.
2 Focus on the subjects first by
depressingthe shutter release button usrNGtIt,TRELESSREMoTEC0NTR0L(oPTr0N) halfwayand then depress the shutter
buttonfully. (Fig.19-2)
3 The shutter will be released in about lf you have purchased the optional
10 seconds. When the self-timer is wireless remote control. read this
working, the Self-timer symbol ( '9 ) section.
blinkson the LGD panel, and the
Self-timer lamp blinks 3 seconds The wireless remote control allows you to
beforethe shutter is released. trip the shutterfrom a distance.The shutter
will be released3 secondsafter the shutter
Howto cancel release button on the remote control is
Tocancelthe self-timerat any time after its depressed.
beenactivated,depressany of the buttons
. Use a tripod when shooting with thenextto the LCD p?fler.
wirelessremotecontrol.
. When the remote control is used to take
pictures,the Self- Timer Shooting Mode
and the Infinity-LandscapeMode cannot
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