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Samsung AF Zoom 1050 User manual
User manual for Samsung AF Zoom 1050. 42 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Samsung
- Model / document
- Samsung AF Zoom 1050
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 42
- File size
- 9.2 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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MAIN FEATURES
1. Fuzzy Mode.(intelligent shooting)'
2. Portrait zoom
3. Step zoom
4. Red-eye reduction
5. Auto, Fill-in, Off flash
6. Macro, Super macro photography I
7. Bulb, Bulb-sync
8. Exposure compensation
9. Continuous shooting
10. Interval shooting
11. Single or multipe self-timer shooting
1 2. Multi-exposure shooting
13. Landscape (intinity) photography
14. Auto power off
15. Date imprinting (AF-ZOOM 10S0 Q. D. onty)
* Prior to returning camera to the place of purchase, please check
lithium battery by insefting a new fresh battery (S).
* Always have a fresh battery available. Don't miss your best shot.View original page 4Page 6 · Read text
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NAMES OF PARTS
1. Shutter button 21. Super macro mode
2. Zoom switch .?2.-Macro mode
3. LCD panel 23. Multi-exposure mode
4. Autofocus windows 24. Continuous shooting mode
5. Exposure mode selection button 25. Bulb/Bulb-Sync
I 6. Shooting mode selection bulton 26. Interval shooting mode
7. Set button 27. Exposure compensation EV display
8. Flash Film counter EX display
9. Self-timer lamp 28. Film cartridge
10. Landscape button 29. Exposure counter
11. Finder window Interval/Bulb time display
12. Lens and l-ens cap Focal length indicator
13. Exposure sensor 30. Minute
14. Strap holder 31. Film winding indicator
32. Film rewinding indicatortCD PAT.IEI 33. Back cover open indicator
34. Battery condition indicator
15. Red-eye reduction mode 35. Backlight control mode
16. Step zoom mode 36. Flash mode indicator
17. Portrait zoom mode
18. Fuzzy zoom mode
1 9. Self-timer (single/Muttiple) mode
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1. Autofocus indicator(Green LED)
2. Flash indicator(neO LED)
3. Viewfinder eyepiece
4. Macro/Super Macro button
5. Power ON/OFF button
6. Film window
' 7. Film pressure plate
8. Date back battery chamber cover
9. Mid-Roll rewind button
10. Tripod socket
11. DX contacts (
12. Sprocket
13. Spool i
14. Battery chamber cover
15. Back Cover release knob
16. Picture area frame
17. Macro area frame
18. Super macro area frame
19. Auto focus frame
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REPTACING BATTERIES
. Open the battery chamber cover by pressing the hole with a pin and then push it as shown.
. Remove the old.batteries,insert new batteries and be sure to place in the correct position.
BATTERY CHECK
Normal operation.
lf the battery check indicates half way, it IS
time to change the battery.
You can still shoot about 3 more rolls of film
after this indicator shows.
Replace the battery
(t)Do not take out the battery while using the
camera. When replacing the battery close
the lens cap.
(e)Even when the battery performance is
reduced by low temperatures, the battery
You tle can check again when the normally will functibn pressing to normal. either returns g_,@,@^bqtterywhenby temperature
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4. Pull the end of the film to the film tip position in figure 4, if you have pulled out the film too far,
rewind the film a little. The film should lie flat.
5. Close the back cover until you hear the "Click" sound, the film will automatically advance until the film counter reads '/".
6. when the film counter reads 1, the film winding stops automatically.
If f - nf r lf DX - film is improperly loaded,// ?C=iJ l\ /1"- | \l "8" mark will blink as illustrated,
(ln case of. ISO 25 film mark is@-a€, t@=@) -r-^rf not shown), then take out the roll of
film and load again.
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STRAP ATTACHMENT
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MACRO
.SUPER@@MACRO ONIOFF
. Press the ON/OFF button to turn power
on. The lens opens and LCD indication
appears.
. The lens cap closes and power switches
off automatically in 3 minutes if you do
not use camera. . By operating the zoom switch, the lens
. lf you press the ON/OFF button within 1 moves in and out. When the lens moves
hour after automatic shut-down, the from wide mode to tele mode, LCD panel
camera goes back to the same mode that shows you following order : 38, 45, 50, 60,
was being used previously. While looking 65, 75, 80, 90, 95, 105mm.
through the viewfinder, aim the camera at ' The shutter release locks during zooming.
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TAI(NG PICTURES
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Aim the focusing frame at the subject
Press the shutter button half way. The lens starts focusing itself and the green lamp turns on
when it is focused on the subject.
lf the subject is within 1m from the camera, the green lamp blinks quickly and the shutter locks.
In this case, you can still take pictures just by using Macro mode or Super Macro mode.
Press the shutter button all the way to tuke pictures.
Press the shutter button carefully to avoid camera shake.
* After taking pictures, close the lens cap. This will protect your lens, prevent unintended shots
and help your battery to last longer.
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USING THE FOCUS IOCK
lf you want to fagus- on a subiect that is not in center of your
picture, use the focub lock function described below.
1. Aim the camera at the subject you want to focus on.
Press the shutter button half way (The green LED turns on or
blinks slowly)
Be careful not to press the shutter button all the way down to
avoid taking an unwanted picture.
3. Keeping the shutter button depressed, recompose your picture
. asHolddesired.the camera steady and gently press the shutter button
fully down.
. The locus lock can be released by lifting your finger from the
shutter button.
* Some subject are hard to focus on.
I ltems that have a bright light in the background. (complete back-
light )
€) Fireworks, smc'ke, or similar floating subjects.
O Shining or glossy surfaces such as a car body or the surface of
waler.
e Subjects behind glass windows.
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USING THE VIEW FINDER
. Press the shutter button half way to check the indication
ramp.
Auto Focus [arnp (Green Led) J i'F . The Green LED turns on when the subject is between 1m n +l--r ++ ] -u---------*Ol -ca 'The.Green LED blinks rapidly when the subject is not
focusable - The shutter locks automatically
Green LED blinks slowly when the subject is O[*t 'The J between 0. 6m - 1m.
Flash - Readv Lamp (Red LED)
1. Picture Area Frame . The Red LED turns on when the flash is fully charged.
. The Red LED blinks slowly when using a tripod is2. Auto-Focus Frame
.The auto-focus is set for the recommended to avoid camera shake. . The Red LED blinks rapidly when the flash is not picture area inside this frame charged yet. (Shutter locks automatically)
3. Macro Auto-Focus Franie
. This makes it possible to use
auto-focus for close up shots.
4. Macro area frame
5. Super macro area frame
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REVUINDING THE FIIM
Rewind Button
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. After taking all the pictures on a roll of film, the camera will
automatically rewind the film. The motor stops when the E] rewinding is completed.
. Mid-roll rewinding : To rewind the film in the middle of a
press the rewinding button. F.€5 roll,
' To stop the film rewinding, press the shutter button. . Make sure that the film rewinding is complete, then open
the back cover, and take out the film. E NOTE GS lf the motor stops before the LCD shows "8", replace the
battery.
r-r Do not open the back-cover until the battery is replaced. * lf you press the shutter button during film rewinding, the rewin-
ding stops, and stafts again when you lift your finger from the
/t\ shutter button. GjtB
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SPECIAT FEATURES
1. Exposure mode : You can select the Exposure mode by pressing
the FLASH button (1)
AUTO FLASH BACKLIGHT CONTROL RED.EYE REDUCTION FILL.IN FLASH
2.,shooting mode:You can selectthe shooting mode by pressing tne MoDE button (2)
NOAMAL CONIINUOUS
PROTAAIT ZOOM STEP ZOOM
'When pressing the FLASH button or MODE button, the modes change'in the sequence shown aoove.
'To adjust the settings of Bulb/Bulb Sync timer, Exposure compensation, Step ZOOM, Multiple
Self-timer, and Interval shooting, move the zooming switch to Tele(T) or Wide (W) wnite keeping
the SET button @ pressed.. To release the selected mode, press the ON/OFF button, then the power will be off. (ln cases of
Bulb mode and Bulb-Sync mode, the mode is released by pressing the ON/OFF button once, and
the power is off by pressing the ON/OFF button once more. )
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MAcRo PHoToGRAPHYM
' Use this mode to take close-up photographs. . suP€R&^cEo il/ffF . When the subject^rs within 0.6 M(2 ft)-1M(3.3 ft), press the Macro
. button.Press theThe shutter( lL) viill buttonGhow halfup onway,the makeLCD panet.sure the green LED
blinks slowly, then release the shutter.
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NOTE
. When the Macro autolocus frame is outside of your main
subject, use the "FOCUS LOCK" on page 15.
. When the subject js farther than 1M(3.3ft) away, the lens will F'--;l move to 105mm lens automatically upon pressing the shutter
button. L.el4ie]l I ' When the subject is withrn 0.6M (2 ft), the shutter rs to be
locked.
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Macro Auto Focus Frame
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SUPER MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY|$?J
' Use super Macro mode to take picture at extremery crose range.
' Press the Macro button",twiee, make sure the subject in the super
macro area frame, them press the shutter button.
In this mode, the flash always fires.
.*To measure the diTtance (0. 4M) from camera to subject, please refer to the b6tow.
'After one exposure is made in this mode, the ordinary shooting mode
is automatically restored.
NOTE
' on the Super Macro mode, the autofocus function and the Green LED
does not operate.
' super Macro photography is only recommended with lso 100 - 400 film. I . You can combine the super Macro mode with the other shooting mocles, rO-l ' but the exposure is not adjustable. ---] . Use a tripod to avoid camera shake.L*J
*To measure the distance (0. 4M) from camera to
subject , use two marked points on the strap by
aligining the strap between the camera and the
subject, as shown in the illustration.
Mark (A)
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r-l BACKLIGHT coNTRot C AR Llaj
Use this mode when your subject is in low light compared with the surroundings and when the
distance is too great to use the flash.
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AUTOO niiX tdE
FILL
OFF --JL-g-=lro,l
(Before Backlight control) (After Backlight control )
'This will balance the dark areas of your subject with strong background light. (Exposure
compensation : *1. 5EV)
NOTE
. Note that the reflection of strong backlight such as direct sunshine may cause flares on the
oicture.
. Be careful to avoid the direct sunlight on the lens.
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o5El o -I CI, 1 RED-EYE REDUCTION : ,g PRE-FLASH -
. The red-eye phenomenon is most likely to occur wSen y6u iake ponrait pictures in very low light,. The pre-flish can significantly reduce the "red-eye" in flash portraits.
(AUTO FLASH) (RED -EYE REDUCTION)
NOTE
. The flash fires two times in sequence, so be careful not to shake the camera between flashes.
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'ry,lg.l tlg surroundins..risht conditions the auto frash to a_ilows you to expose the subject properly.".",*tffifor ""n"nf;'ht"llrlln'..n. You can use this mode for nroht shots.
In this mode, the flash fjres-to light the main subject and the shutter stavs open tor as lono as
to,1/3 5ssqn6 to provide for adequate background e*posure.(Use, tlpoo-to 199-q"q YP
camera snaKe)g "ioiJ FrlsH oFF @ . Use this mode when you want to take pictures of sunsets or inte-
riors without a flash.
Use a lripod to avoid shaking the camera when you $ee the red - * LED blink quickly. 'f@5
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, B.'LB, BULB : B SHUTTER og
. Use ttie Bulb mode for time exposures of subjects such as
firework ancj night scenes. The shutter remains open for as long
BULB-SYNC MODE,2 SEC WITH ISO 1 OO as the shutter button is depressed.
. BULB-SYNC. (Bulb with FILL-lN FLASH) :This mode is uselul to
take portraits in low light conditions.This allows the main subject
to be illumiated by flash and the background exposed with
available light.
* Bulb-timer | , 2, 4, B, 15, 30, 60 sec. ) In Bulb or Bulb-Sync mode, the shutter speed can be set
between 1sec. and 60sec.
Move the zoo:ning switch to wide(W)or tele(T).while keeping the
SET button depressed.
BULB I/ODE,8 SEC WITH ISO 1OO
NOTE
. To avoide camera shake, use a tripod.
Use this mode only in low light, othervvise the pictures will be
overexooseo.
. The Bulb/Bulb-Sync mode can be released by pressing the . ON/OFF button. (To cut the power, press the oN/oFF button
once more. )
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. To avoid camera shake and under-exposured subjects in your pictures, use FUZZY mode. The
builtin intelligent microcumpter enables you to get clear and properly exposed pictures by
controlling the focal length, flash and shutter in compliance with the surrounding situation.
.NOTEln FUZZY mode, the subject size of your picture may be
,- changed aF the lens will automatically adjust to provide the
r", optimum photographic conditions. 5
L-J poRTRAtTzooM CC @4 . Use Portrait zoom mode to maintain a constant size within the
frame, even though the distance to the subject may vary. (Example :
Head-and shoulders oortrait)
. Position your subiect in the center
of the vi.ewfinder and press the xnfRArf shutter button half-way. Then the
zoom will operate automatically tot attain the desired shot.
. Press the shutter button fullv to
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