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Samsung AF Zoom 777i User manual
User manual for Samsung AF Zoom 777i. 40 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Samsung
- Model / document
- Samsung AF Zoom 777i
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 40
- File size
- 15.9 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
- Document date
- Not specified in catalog
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NOTE . This camera will not work without battery. . Use one 6V lithium battery (Cn-pZ or DL223A) ' The lens cap automatically opens when the ON/OFF button is turned on. Do not open the lens cap with your fingers. ' When the camera has no film, the shutter functions but winding and rewinding does not. The shutter does not functircn in following circumstances. ' When the camera has no battery or when the battery is almost exhausted. . When the lens cap is closed. ' When the zoom button is operating or when the film is winding or rewinding. . When the film remains in the camera after rewinding. . When the flash is being charged. NOTE ' This camera is controlled electronically by a built-in microcomputer. Although unlikely, it may fail to operate under certain circumstances in which there is strong electricity. In such cases, please take out the lithium battery and put it back into the battery chamber again after 2-3 minutes.View original page 8
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REPLACING BATTERY
. Open the battery chamber cover with a coin and push it as shown.
position. . Remove the old battery, insert new battery and be sure to place in the correct
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BATTERY CHECK
. Normal operation
. lf the battery check indicates half way, it
You can still shoot about 3 more rolls of $ is time to change the battery.
film after this indicator shows.
. Replace the battery.
(1) Do not take out the battery while using
the camera. When replacing the battery
close the lens cap.
(2) Even when the battery performance is
. You can check the battery by pre- reduced by low temperatures, the bat-
ssing either O,@,@ when the po- tery will function normally again when
wer button (@) is turned on. the temperature returns to normal.
STRAP ATTACHMENT
. Please adjust the camera strap as illustrated. ffiWView original page 10Page 11 · Read text
FILM LOADING
1. Open the cover by sliding the back cover release knob in direction of arrow.
2.lnsert a roll of film in the film chamber.
3. Hold the film roll with one hand and pull out the end of the film with the other hand.
NOTE
. The camera automatically sets the film
speed for ISO 25-32OO DX film.
. When the use non-DX film, this camera
will automatically set its film speed at
rso 25.
. Do not load film in the direct sunlight.
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4. Pull the end of the film to the film tip position in figure 4, if you have pulled 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 "j".
6. When the film counter reads 1, the film winding stops automatically.
NOTE
. lf DX-film is improperly loaded
"[" mark will blink as illustra-
ted, (ln case of ISO 25 film
mark is not shown), then take
out the roll of film and load
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USING THE CAMERA
Press the ON/OFF button to turn power on. . By operating the zoom switch, the lens mo'
The lens opens and LGD indication appears. ves in and out. When the lens moves from
The lens cap closes and power switches off wide mode to tele mode. LCD panel shows
automatically in 3 minutes if you do not use you following order : 35, 38, 42, 46,50, 55,
camera. 60, 63, 66, 70mm. . The shutter release locks during zooming. lf you press the ON/OFF button with in 1
hour after automatic shut-down, the camera
goes back to the same mode that was being
used previously. While looking through the
vieMinder, aim the camera at the subject by
operating the zoom switch.
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TAKING PICTURES
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.
Press the shutter button all the way to take pictures.
Press the shutter button carefully to avoid camera shake.
NOTE
. 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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1.Any subject between 0.6m-oo is focusable. Film 35mm TOmm MACRO . Ordinary mode: 1m (3.3ft)-oo 1-5m 1-3.5m 0.6-1m . Macro mode:0.6m (zn)-tm (g.gft) tso 100 (3.3-16.sft) (3.3-11.6ft) (2.3-3ft)
2. Flash automatically fires to provide correct exposure in low light. 1-7m 1-5m 0.6-1m rso 200 (3.3-23ft) (3.3-16.sft) (2-3.3ft) . The Red LED turns on when the flash is fully charged.
. The Red LED blinks slowly when using a tripod is recom. 1-1Om 1-7m 0.6-1m lso 400 (3.3-33ft) (3.3-23.1ft) (2-3.3ft) mended to avoid camera shake.
. The Red LED blinks rapidly when the flash is not charged
yet. (Shutter locks automatically)
NOTE
. lf you block the autofocus window with your fingers or with your hair when taking pictures, your
subject will be out of focus.
. To take clear pictures with the flash, refer to the chart above.
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USING THE FOCUS LOC
. lf you want to focus on a subject that is not in center of your pic-
ture, use the focus lock function described below.
1. Aim the camera at the subject you want to focus on.
2. Press the shutter button half way. (The green LED turns on or bli-
nks 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 as
desired.
. Hold the camera steady and gently press the shutter button fully
down.
. The focus lock can be released by lifting your finger from the
shutter button.
Some subiects are hard to focus on.
1. ltems that have a bright light in the background. (complete back-
lisht)
2. Fireworks, smoke, or simillar floating subjects.
3. Shining or glossy surfaces such as a car body or the surface of
water.
4. Subjects behind glass windows.
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USING THE VIEW FINDER
12 34 . Press the shutter button half way to check the indication
lamp.
Green (Green Led) J+ /h Auto Focus Lamp . The Green LED turns on when the subject is between 1m
. The Green LED blinks rapidly when the subject is not fo-
cusable. The shutter locks automatically. [*1 . The Green LED blinks slowly when the subject is between
0.6m- 1 m 1. Picture Area Frame
2. Macro area frame Flash-Ready Lamp (Red LED)
3. Auto-Focus Frame . The Red LED turns on when the flash is fully charged.
. The auto-focus is set for the . The Red LED blinks slowly when using a tripod is recom-
picture area inside this frame. mended to avoid camera shake.
4. Macro Auto-Focus Frame . The Red LED blinks rapidly when the flash is not charged
. This makes it possible to use yet. (Shutter locks automatically)
auto-focus for close up shots.
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REWINDING THE FILM
After taking all the pictures on a roll of film, the camera will
automatically rewind the film. The motor stops when the rewi-
nding is completed.
Mid-roll rewinding : To rewind the film in the middle of a roll,
press the rewinding button.
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.
NOTE
. lf the motor stops before the LCD shows "1j", replace the bat-
tery.
Do not open the back-cover until the battery is replaced.
. lf you press the shutter button during film rewinding, the rewi-
nding stops, and starts again when you lift your finger from
the shutter button.
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2. Shooting mode : You can select the Shooting mode by pressing the MODE button (t ).
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' When pressing the FLASH button or MODE button, the modes change in the sequence shown
above.
' When you turn on the power within one hour after the camera turns itself off automatically (Auto
Power off), the camera will be set to the same mode and zoom position which was set before the
power off.
' 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
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MAcRo PHoTocRAPHYffi
. Use this mode to take close-up photographs.
. When the subject is within O.6M(2ft)-1M(3.3ft), press the MACRO
button fne ({f )will show up on the LCD panel.
. Press the shutter button half way, make sure the green LED blinks
slowly, then release the shutter.
NOTE
. When the Macro autofocus frame is outside of your main subject, use
the "FOCUS LOCK" on page 14.
. When the subject is farther than 1M(3.3ft) away, the lens will move
to TOmm lens automatically upon pressing the shutter button.
. When the subject is between O.6M and 1M away and the zoom
position is 7Omm, the camera will be set to Macro mode automati-
Macro area frame cally upon pressing the shutter button. (Auto Macro)
. When the subject is closer than O.6M(2ft), the shutter will lock. lfAsrlItr*-
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trrW\1 2 SECONDS DELAYED SHUTTER RELEASE
. Use this mode when you want to avoid
camera shake caused by shutter release.
7 . In this mode, the picture is taken 2 se-
conds after releasing the shutter button.
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tr{,ftrgy FUZZY : INTELLIGENT SHOOTING
your pictu- . To avoid camera shake and under-exposured subjects in
res, use .FUZA( mode. The built-in intelligent microcomputer enables
you to get clear and properly exposed pictures by controlling the focal
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NOTE
FUZZY . ln FIJZZY mode. the subject size of your picture may be changed ,? as the lens will automatically adjust to provide the optimum photographic
conditions.
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p#ffiffi&$r PoRTRA|T ZOOM
. 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 portrait)
. Position your subject in the center of the vieMinder and press the a94 shutter button half-away. The zoom will operate automatically to attain
the desired shot.
. Press the shutter button fully to take the picture.
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BAcKLtcHT coNTRoLffi . 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.
. This will balance the dark areas of your subject with strong back-
ground light. (Exposure compensation : * 1.sEV)
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(Without Backlight control) (With Backlight control)
NOTE
the picture' . Note that the reflection of strong backlight such as direct sunshine may cause flares on
. Be careful to avoid the direct sunlight on the lens.
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' Use this mode to take a sequence of pictures of a moving subject.
**6ort*d*oo" ' As long as you press the shutter button, the camera will continue to
take pictures. The camera focuses on the subject frame by frame du-
ring this operation, so the autofocus frame should be kept on the ae& subject.
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MULTI-ExPosuRE sHoorlNcffi . Use Multi-Exposure shooting mode to combine multiple images on
. aPresJsingletheframe.shutter button after selecting the multi-exposure shooting
mode ( IItr). The film will not advance and the Multi-Exposure mark
( Ill)will blink to indicate that Multi'Exposureshooting is in progress' aw
TO COMBINE MORE THAN TWICE:
Select the Multi-Exposure shooting mode again before the second ex-
posure, and those succeeding it. After the last exposure in the seque-
nce, the film will advance to the next frame'
NOTE
just two exposures on a frame . You are recommended to combine
as too many multiple shots may overexpose the picture' . You can get better results when you use Multi-Exposure with dark
background such as in night scenes.
. The date will be imprinted on the last exposure (Q.D model only)
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INT- INTERVAL SHOOTING
. Use the Interval Shooting mode to take pictures automatically over
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. You can choose the interval time (6Osec. 1olgo/6Ominute) by pressing the shooting mode selec-
tion button.
When you press the shutter button after setting the interval time, the lens retracts into the body and'
the lens cover closes, then the count-down stiarts.
You can release the Interval shooting mode by pressing the ON/OFF button.'
NOTE. Unless you release the lnterval shooting
mode, the camera will continue to operate
until the film is used up.
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