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Samsung Maxima Zoom 760i User manual
User manual for Samsung Maxima Zoom 760i. 47 pages in Spanish, English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Samsung
- Model / document
- Samsung Maxima Zoom 760i
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- Spanish, English
- Pages
- 47
- File size
- 8.1 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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NO
. This camera will not work without a battery.
. Use one 3V lithium battery (Cn-t 23A or DL-123A).
. The lens cap automatically opens when the ON/OFF button is turned on.
. Do not force the lens cap open.
. When the camera has no film, the shutter functions but the winding and rewinding does not.
. When the camera has no battery or when the battery is almost exhausted.
. When the power button is off and the lens cap 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.
* This camera is controlled electronically by a built-in microcomputer. Althoughr"il.rijffunlikely,ffillilr'4iriilrrl it
may fail to operate under certain circumstances. In such cases, please take out the lithium
battery and put it back into the battery chamber again after 2-3 minutes.
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INSTALLING THE BATTERY o Carefully open the battery o place the fresh battery in the o Close the battery chamber chamber cover in the direc- battery chamber with the cover until you hear it click. tion shown *' side up. NOTE . Use a 3V tithium battery (Cn-t23A or DL-123A). ' check the side of the battery chamber for the '+' mark to make sure you do not place the battery in the wrong direction. ' The camera turns off automatically after 3 minutes, and therefore it is not necessary to remove the battery when the camera is not in use. when the battery is replaced, the film automatically winds by one frame. IView original page 11
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CHECKING THE BATTERY
1. Normal operation.
(The battery check indicator does nol
appear when you press the button.)
2. Get a new battery ready.
You can still,take pictures.
(The battery check indicator appears E when you press the button.)
3. Replace the battery with a new one.
Pictures cannot be taken in this condi-
tion. You can check the battery condi- (The battery check indicator blinks on tion by simply pressing any one and off when you press the button.) of the five buttons shown above.
NOTE
. The battery condition cannot be checked when the power is switched off.
. Do not remove the battery while using the camera.
Tum the power off when replacing the battery.
. lt is advisable to make a spare battery available when you are using the camera out-
doors in cold weather as battery performance is reduced in low temperaiures.
. The battery will function normally again when the temperature returns to normal
temperature.
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STRAP ATTACHEM
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NOW, TRY IT YOURSELF !
o Using the TfW button, o Press the shutter half way. a Press the shutter button all
choose the required setting The camera will focus on the the way down to take a pic-
and aim the autofocus mark subject and the green lamp ture.
at the subject. (When the illuminates. . To avoid camera shake,
.zoom switch is operating, the squeeze the shutter but-
shutter locks automatically) ton gently. . After taking the picture the
film winds and the film NOTE
. After taking pictures, tum the camera off. countertically. operates automa- . This will protect your lens, prevent unintended shots and
help your battery to last longer.
. When the subject is within O.9m, the green lamp blinks
rapidly and the shutter locks automatically.
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a lt is normally possible to o Flash automatically fires TO a lt you press the shutter but-
photograph any subject bet provide correct exoosure in ton half way down in low lig-
ween O.9m and infinity. low light. ht, the red LED will illumi-
nated when the flash is fullv
FILM 38mm 76mm charged.
tso 10c 0.9-5m 0.9-2.6m I The red LEO remains off when
the flash is not charged yet.
tso 20c O.9-7m 0.9-3.7m 2 When the red LED blinks slowty,
so 40c 0.9-1Om 0.9-5m use a tripod to prevent camera shake.
NOTE
When taking a picture in TELE position, camera shake may cause your picture to be out '
of focus. Take care to shoot in a stable oosition.
' To get clear pictures with the flash, refer to the chart above and shoot within the ranges shown.
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USING THE FOCUS LOC
The picture on the left, the focus mark is aimed at the building. I
ITherefore, instead of the subject, the building will be on focus.
oTo avoid disappointing pictures, aim the camera at the subject
Qand press the shutter button gently, until the green light
illuminates. (Ae careful not to press the shutter button too fiar
to avoid taking an unwanted picture.)
* You can ger an even clearer picture by aiming the'Q'mark
at the chest.
o Keeo the shutter button depressed, recompose your picture as
.) O""ir"O, and then press the shutter button all the way down.
(This will give you a clear picture of the subject.)
O ltems that have a bright light in the background. (complete back'
lisht)
@ Fireworks, smoke, or similar floating subjects.
@ Snining or glossy surfaces such as a car body or the surface of
water.
@ SuUjects behind glass windows.
While the shutter button is pressed half way, the focus locks on the subiect as shown ip figure 2.
lf you release the shutter button the focus lock is also released.
When you are ready to shoot, please make sure the green LED is on.
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CHECKING THE INDICATION LAMPS
. Before taking a picture, press the shutter button halfway PICUTURE AREA FRAME
GREENo and check the indication lamps (red and green). t7 -
REDo l-L- \IJ
NOTE
1) Green LED : { Turns on : flss6t to take a picture. L Blinksrapidly(Stimespersecond): Subjectistooclose.(theshutterwilllock.)
ready. ; Turns on : Flash is stowly (+ times per second) 2) Red LED : J Blinks
: There is a possibirity of camera shake. Use a tripod. | L Remains off : The flash is being charged and not yet ready.
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@1.^_,,i__ I O adp I RED'EYE REDUCTION: PRE-FLASH- [:Ql
The red-eye phenomenon is most likely to occur when you take flash picutres in very low light.
To reduce the red-eye in flash portraits, use the pre-flash.
rqma
lH:'- F-l-r BULB S I!1
(AUTO FLASH) (RED-EYE REDUCTION FLASH)
NOTE
The flash fires two times in sequence, so be careful not to shake the camera '
between flashes.
x rhe red-e1re phenomenon occurs when the retina behind the pupil
of an eye reflects the light of the flash. lt is sometimes helpful to
switch on all room lights to help rcduce the effect further.
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BAcKLrcHr coNrRoLl@--------s/- llrtl. 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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(BEFORE BACKLIGHT CONTROL) (AFTER BACKLIGHT CONTROL)
. This will balance the dark areas of your subject when the backlight is to strong.
(Exposure compensation : 1.sEV)
NOTE
. Note that the reflection of strong backlight such as direct sunlight may
. causeBe carefulflarestoonavoidthe thepicture.direct sunlight on the lens.
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FILL.IN PRE.FLASH@tp_pdP) 6 xHLL-tN)
. The red'eye phenomenon may occur when you use the
fill-in flash mode. .--t To reduce this phenomenon, use the pre-flash with the
fill-in mode.
The Fill-in Pre-flash mode is the combined form of the [*--f-"tl:::^ BULB modes explained in pages 25 and 28. $ EJ
NOTE
. In the Fill-in Pre-flash mode, the flash fires
twice regardless of the brightness
of the subject or its surroundings.
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)tHLL-IN) FILL-IN FLASH
. When shooting where there is backlight, in front of a window, or in heavy shades, the auto expo-
sure adjusts itself to the bright surroundings and as a result, the subject appears too dark' In this
case, the fill-in mode allows you to expose the subiect properly.
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[*-]-"'lH:. BULB S EJ
(AUTO) (FILL-IN)
. With the auto flash mode. . With the fill-in flash mode.
(The flash does not
engage and the faces
appear too dark.)
NOTE
. The shooting p1nge is.: WIDE-EV 9.5-EV 15
TELE - EV 12 -EV 17 . lf you are out of this range, refer to the Backlight control mode, page 26.
. With the fill-in mode, the flash engages itself regardless of the brightness of
the subiect or its surroundings.
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F1ASH OFF )(oFF)
Use this mode when you want to take pictures where you cannot use a flash, such as in a mu- '
seum, a gallery, or the theatre.
FILL.IN
OFF
BULB v E3
NOTE
' when using the Flash off mode, the shutter moves relatively slowly.
Use a tripod in order to prevent camera shake which causes the picture to be
out of focus. (When there is a high possibility of camera shake, the red lamp
blinks slowly.)
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@-bMqDE e,|coN'Nuous sHootNG f Use this mode to take a sequence of pictures of a moving subject. '
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NOTE
. As long as you press the shutter but-
ton, the camera will continue to take a
. Whenpicture. the flash fires, the interval bet-
ween shots will be increased by 5 se-
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SHUTTER V(BULB) BULB : B
. Use this mode for time exposure of subjects such as fireworks and night scenes. The shutter re-
mains open for as long as you press the shutter button. (The time of exposure is shown on the
LCD panel to allow you to decide how long you want to expose your picture.)
. You can adjust the lighting conditions for your picture by selecting various flash modes.
1. B Shutter Pre-flash Mode 2. B Shutter Flash Mode 3. B 9ttutter Flash Off Mode
( 6r)(nu-rrrr)v(BULB)) ( )(rru-lN) v(BULB) ) ( )(OFF) V(BULB) )
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-l [.-F-e'l]:. BULB BULB rlJ BULB S EJ U S EJ
In this mode, the pre-flash . The flash fires while using . The flash does not en-
engages before the main the B Shutter. Use this gage while using the B
flash, thus reducing the mode when taking podrait Shutter.
red-eye effect when taking pictures at night.
portrait picutres at night.
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BULB TIMER
tn tne B Shutter mode, press the shutter button. I I
I In the LCD panel, the exposureg ffi seconds. time will be shown from 1 to
Q When you release the shutter button, the shutter closes and
t)tne shot is comoleted.
NOTE B Shutter Flash Off Mode
seconds wlth ISO 10O) . Use this mode only in low light. (8 . lf used in bright settings, the picture will be overexposed. . To avoid camera shake, use a tripod.
B Shutter Flash Mode
(2 seconOs with ISO 1OO)
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. Use this mode when photographing difficult subiects
f--.-- aaa-Al such as active children or pets. The subiect must belvrrar _,rlvlvl within the range of 1.3m-4.5m.
IFILL-INl^ t:t . By selecting the Snap mode, the camera moves to thelJ__F'r_JorF 38mm position.
BULB The camera will take a continuous sequence of shotsS !1
until the shutter button is released.
. To cancel the Snap mode, simply press the Snap but-
ton again or press the ON/OFF button.
NOTE
. Do not use the Snap mode when the subject is outside
the range of 1.3m-4.5m
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lANDSCAPE
. When taking pictures through windows the camera will atte-
mpt to focus on the glass, thus giving you unsatisfatory resu-
. Its.Press the shutter button 2 while pressing the Landscape
button marked 1 .
NOTE
. Be careful not to press the Landscape button when not
intended.
(WITHOUT THE LANDSCAPE MODE.) (WITH THE I-ANDSCAPE MODE.)
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