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Samsung AF-Slim Zoom User manual
User manual for Samsung AF-Slim Zoom. 80 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Samsung
- Model / document
- Samsung AF-Slim Zoom
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 80
- File size
- 17.8 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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FILM LOADING
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a Open the back cover by sliding the release knob as shown above.
a Insert a roll of film in the film chamber.
a Hold the film roll with one hand and pull out the end of the film with the other hand.
a Pull the end of the film to the film tip position as shown above.
lf you have pulled the film too far, rewind the film a little. The film should be flat.
Close the back cover until you hear the "CLICK" sound, the film will automatically
advance until the film counter reads "1".
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TAKING PICTURES
. Aim the autofocus frame at the subject'
the subject and the green LED . press the shutter button halfway. The lens will focus on
turns on.
picture. . Press the shutter button all the way to take a
. The camera will focus on any subject between 0.55M (t.Aft)-@.
lf the subject is between o.ss-tr4(1.8ft)-1M(3.3ft),the green LED blinks slowly and the camera
I will set on macro automaticallY.
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USING THE FOCUS LOCK
. lf you want to focus on a subject that is not in center of your
picture, use the focus lock function described below.
j{#e'ro{,f:T 1. Aim the camera at the subject you want to focus on.
2. Press the shutter button half way. (fne green LED turns on
. orBeblinkscarefulslowly)not to press the shuter button all the way down
to avoid taking an unwanted picture.
3. Keeping the shutter button depressed, recompose your pic-
ture as desired. tqei; . Hold the camera steady and gently press the shutter button
. fullyThe focusdown. lock can be released by lifting your finger from the
shutter button.
b.J Some1. ltemssubjectsthat havearea hardbrighttolightfocusin theon.background (complete
backlight). 6,5}":k 2. Fireworks, smoke, or similar floating subjects. 0(,?
oot 3. Shining or glossy sudaces such as a car body or water.
4. Subjects behind windows.
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REWINDING THE FILM
1) AUTOMATIC REWINDING
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taking all the pictures on a roll of film, it will automatically rewind. ' lf"t
rewinding is : ]!" motor stops when the ' The "back cover open" and the "filir canister''"orpl"t"O.indication will blink on the LcD panel.
,,g,,,NOTE . ff the motor stops before the LCD shows replace the battery.
Do not open the back cover untir the battery i, ,iiprac"o.
2) MID-ROLL REWINDING
To rewind the film in the middle of a roll, press the rewin- rusHr-) ' ding button using a ball point pen. @=MODEL)
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qx} seLF-TIMER
yourself by using the self-timer' . You can take a picture of
.Afterse|ectingthese|f.timermodebypressingthe
MODE button, press the shutter button'
for 7 seconds and blinks for . The self-timer lamp turns on
S seconOs before'the shutter is released'
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FLASH.) ' use this mode to take a sequence of pictures of a moving --.'..^.)r subject. wp^o-o MoDE(Fn ' As long as you press the shutter button, the camera wiil con- Ellgi/-a.J tinue t9 tqke pictures. The camera toiuse"-on the subject
fr."rg by frame during this operation, so the autofocus frame should be kept on th-e subject.
NOTE
' when the flash fires, the interval between shots wiil be
increased by 4 seconds due to the flash ,ecnaiging.
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MULTr-ExPosuRE sHoorlNcfr . Use Multi-Exposure shooting mode to combine multiple ima- rusnC)
ffiDt-o-o . gesPressonthea singleshutterframe.button after selecting the multi-exposure
Mul- ffiTG€I shooting mode ( B ).fne film will not advance and the
ti -Exposure mark ( E ) will blink to indicate that Multi-Expo'
sure shooting is in Progress.
: TO COMBINE MORE THAN TWICE
Select the Multi-Exposure shooting mode again before the se-
cond exposure, and those succeeding it. After the last exposure
in the sequence, the film will abvance to the next frame.
NOTE
. You are recommended to combine just two exposures on a
frame as too many multiple shots may overexpose the'pic-
. ture.You can get better results when you use Multi-Exposure with
. Thedark datebackground.riitt be imprinted on the last exposure (a.O model
only)
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INT" INTERVAL SHOOTING www.butkus.us
FLASH') ' /---'?\v Use the interval shooting mode to take pictures automatically (SNAPI ))o= o over a chosen period.
You can choose the interval time (10 seconds-60 minutes) ;#rffi '
E-_J_J by moving the zoom.button (T or W) while t<eeping the mode
button depressed. (Rfter you select the interval snooting
mode, wait for several seconds until the "lNT; mark on the LCD panel stops btinking.)
' when you release the shutter button after setting the interval
time, the lens retracts into the body and the iens cou"r clo- ses, then the count-down starts.
' You can release the inteval shooting mode by pressing the
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RED-EvE REDUcTfoN : pRE-FtAsHt'ouro w www.butkus.us
red-eye phenomenon is most rikery to occur when"you ' fl" take portrait pictures with ftash in vet"b; iig;i.
' To reduce the red-eye in frash portraits, use the pre-frash. MODEL)@
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(AUTO(AUTO FLASH)FLASH) (RED-EYE(RED-E'E REDUCTION)REDucrrorv) NorE
The flash fires twice.in sequence, so be carefur not to shake the camera between flashes.'
{< Red-eye phenomenon occurs because the retina behind the pupil of an eye reflects flash light' lt is sometimes useful to switch on all room lights in order to 'red decrease eye'.
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BAcKLlcHr coNTRoLt.ouro ru use this mode when your subject is in low light compared distance is too great to A with the surroundings and when the
use the flash.
your subject with.strong M) This will balance the dark areas of qL/:o 1'sEV) MODEL/ OacXground light. (ixposure compensation : +
. RED EYE
o AUTO
O FILL.IN
O OFF
NOTE
. Be careful to avoid the direct
sunlight on the lens.
. Note that the reflection of st-
rong backlight such as direct
sun-shine may cause flare (Without Backlight control) (Witn Backlight control)
on the Picture.
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FILL'IN . FrLL-$ru LrW &. FF!-rtliREDUcrloN
. Use this mode for night time porlraits which involve
background scenes.
The flash fires twice. - NOTE
. Use a tripod to avoid camera shake. ffi(o RED EYE
L7l-l .AUTO . The "LT" symbol denotes 'long time' and atripod is recom- l-a.4 FILL.IN mended when this aPPears. E'E)' OFF 6*.3rr-l-l
, ,^*. rr-iln t l-T rt FIASH OFF ?.OFF .Usethismodewhenyouwanttotakepicturesofsunsetsor
RED EYE interiors without flash.
OAUTO NOTE . FILL.IN
thQ Hrrg OFF . Use a tripod to avoid shaking the camera when you see
red LED blinks.
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' use this mode when photographing difficurt subjects such as active children or pets. The subject-(s ) must be'within the ra_ -1.3M nge (+.sfr)-slrrt (16.sft).
' By selecting "sNAp" mode, the camera sets the wide
position (35mm) and fixed focus. The camera wiil take a
continuous sequence of shots until the shutter button
ilP ,LI is released. - ' To cancel the "sNAp" mode, simpry press the "sNAp" button again.
. You can combine the self-timer mode (Single, Double,2 sec. delay) with the snap shooting mode.
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CARE AND STORAGE
. lf your ,camera needs cleaning, wipe it with a soft cloth. . The lens should be cleaned only with the lens cleaning tissue and fluid.
. Do not allow your camera to make contact with sand or water.
places such . Keep your camera in a dry, cool place that is free from humidity and dust. Never put it in hot
as in a parked car, or leave it in direct sunlight.
'' . Avoid using alcohol or other chemical solvents on the Camera body.^ . The temperature range in which the camera functions properly is SO'C to -10"C (122'f to 14"F )' *
THINGS TO BE CAREFUL OF
. Be careful to keep from spilling anything on the lens or light meter cells. lt is a good idea to keep your camera
lens cap closed whenever the camera is not in use.
.lf you have trouble with your camera, please take it to a dealer or distributor, or back to the store where
you bought it. Do not try to take the camera apart or to repair it yourself. The camera contains a high voltage
circuit that could be hazardous.
o K€€p your camera safe from sudden shocks or vibration. lf you drop your camera, it is a good idea to
have it checked before using it.
r Using the camera when it is veny' cold hinders its performance. lf you plan to take pictures when the tempera-
warm. ture is below zb (as"r;, take care to keep your camera and battery
r Be particularly careful not to take your camera from a very cold place directly to a very warm place'
This may cause moisture to condense on the inside of the camera'
. Do not use your camera to take repeated flash pictures when the temperature is above 4O"C (lOa'r ).
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
. tf the shutter does not function after pressing the shutter button
Gheck Point Remedy Page
ls the lens cover completely opened ? Press the ON/OFF button once. 6
ls the battery loaded correctlY ? Put it in a correct Position. 5
Has it been a long time Change the battery. 5
since you used the battery ?
. lf your picture is out of focus
Check Point Remedy Page
Did you aim the Auto focus frame Read the instructions 9.1 1.13 "USING THE VIEWFINDER" again. on the subject correctly ?
Was the Auto focus window blocked Be careful not to block 10,12
by your fingers or hair ? the Auto focus window.
. lf the scene in your picture area frame does not show on your Riclgre
Check Point- Remedy Page
Was it within the range of the picture Read the instructions I
area frame (Macro area frame) ? "USING THE VIEWFINDER" again
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SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE 35mm fully automatic len"
FILM "hrttol"reE
LENS
Programmed AE electronic shunE . Shutter speed : 1/4OO-1/B sec. . Bulb
FOCUSING Active infrared automatic toffi . Focusing range : O S5M-infiniti (f .eft__ ) macro : 0.55M (1.8ft)_1M'(s.iftl : Auto
. AE coupling range (lSO tOo film)
wide(3smm) : EV 5.7-17
Tele(7Omm) : eV 7.4-:r}.z
VIEWFINDER Real image type with Oictu
' Field of view : Bgo%
FILM SPEED with DX coded fitm : tSO SO_3200 FILM LOADING
FILTT,I ADVANCE Automatic advance & rewinding
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SELF.TIMER Electronic self-timer : Self-timer lamp turns on for 7 seconds and
blinks for 3 seconds.
:lc Double self-timer : Continuous two shots with 2 second interval * 2sec. delayed shutter release
LCD PANEL All the information of camera operation show on the LCD panel.
SPECIAL SNAP SHOOTTNG : (Fixed focus setting) SELF-TIMER
FEATURES srt) (Single/Double/2sec detayed ) Fuzzy zooM , irl;i,u"("istt)-str't{to AUTO/FILL- IN/OFF FLASH
PORTRAIT ZOOM : Intelligent framing RED.EYE REDUCTION
STEP ZOOM (PRE-FLASH)
CONTINUOUS SHOOTING BACKLIGHT CONTROL
MULTIPLE EXPOSURE ( + 1.sEV)
INTERVAL SHOOTING AUTOMATIC POWER OFF BULB (B SHUTTER) ACTION LAMP
LANDSCAPE (INFINITY) UOOC
AUTOMATIC MACRO
DATE BACK . Automatic calendar and quartz clock (O.D MODEL ONLY) . Date imprinting
POWER SOURCE One 3V lithium battery (Cn t23A or DL 123A)
DIMENSIONS 1 21.s(W) x 65.s(H) x 41.5(D)mm
WEIGHT 235 gram (without battery)
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CAMBIO DE BATERIA
. Abra la caja de la bateria con una moneda
como se muestra arriba.
. Ponga una bateria nueva y aseg0rese de
colocar la en la posicion correcta. Cierre la
caja de la bateria hasta escuchar un
cltcK
* Utilice baterias de Litio de 3V (CR-123A o
DL-123A)
REVISION DE LA BATERIA
Usted puede verificar las condiciones de la bateria oprimiendo cualquier bot6n de la cdmara mientras el
bot6n de encendido este orendido "ON"
. Si el indicador de la beteria no eniciende. la potencia es Normal -
Si el indicador aparece a la mitad. . Si el indicador pardadea.
- Todavia puede disparar varias - Cambie la bateria. veces pero tenga preparada a una bateria nueva. ia!
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CAMBIO DE BATERIA
. Abra la caja de la bateria con una moneda
. comoPongaseunamuestrabateriaarriba.nueva y aseg0rese de
colocar la en la posicidn correcta. Cierre la
caja de la bateria hasta escuchar un
"click"
* Utilice baterias de Litio de 3V (CR-123A o
DL-123A)
REVISION DE LA BATERIA
Usted puede verificar las condiciones de la bateria oprimiendo cualquier bot6n de la c6mara mientras el
bot6n de encendido estd prendido "ON"
. Si el indicador de la beteria no eniciende. la potencia es Normal -
. Si el indicador aparece a la mitad. . Si el indicador pardadea.
bateria. - Todavia puede disparar varias - Cambie la veces pero tenga preparada 2 una bateria nueva. i0:
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