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Samsung Slim Zoom 1150 User manual
User manual for Samsung Slim Zoom 1150. 49 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Brand
- Samsung
- Model / document
- Samsung Slim Zoom 1150
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 49
- File size
- 13.5 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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- Not specified in catalog
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NOTE
. This camera will not work without a battery. pr . Use two 3V lithium batteries(CR-I23A or DL-123A).
' The lens cap automatically opens when the ON/OFF button is turned on. l . Do not open the lens cap with your fingers.
' When the camera has no flim, the shutter fuhctions^ but winding and rewinding does not.
The shutter does not function 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.
(Rewinding will stop as long as the shutter button is pressed down during-rewinding.) . When the film remains in the camera after rewinding.
. When the flash is being charged.
x 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 static electricity.
In such cases, please take out the lithium batteries and put them back into the battery chamber again
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REPI.ACING THE BATTERY
Open the battery chamber cover by pressing the hole with a pin as shown above.
Insert new'batteries and be sure to place them in the correct position.
Close the battery chamber cover until you hear it click..
NOTE. Use CR-l23A or DL-123A battery only.
. Be sure to place them in the correct position.
model has an . you do not need to remove the batteries when the camera is not in use. This
automatic shut down that switches the camera off after 3 minutes of inactivity.
will remain in the same . lf you remove and replace the batteries when a film is in the camera, the film
frame before taking out the batteries.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
BATTERY CHECK
l. Normal operation-The battery condition indicator does not appear.
2. fhe indicator appears half 3. The indicator blinks.
way. ^ i t" -Replace the battery. -You can still shoot several
rolls of film but prepare
new batteries.
NOTE
Do not remove the batteries while using the camera. Turn off the power when you replace the batteries.
Have extra batteries available if you are using the camera outdoors in cold weather.
Battery performance is reduced in low temperatures.
The batteries will function normally again when the temperature returns to normal.View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
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FILM LOADING
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L Open the,back cover by sliding the release knob as shown above.
2. Insert a roll of film in the film chamber. Do not force the film into position.
? 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 lie flat.View original page 10Page 11 · Read text
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(Wnen the film is mis-toaded)
4. Close the back until you hear the "Click" sound. The flim will automatically advance until the film -co_ver counter reads "1"
5. When the film winding stops automatically, the LCD panel shows the symbol as shown above.
NOTE' The camera automatically sets the film speed for lS0 50-3200 DX fllm.
' When you use non-DX film, the camera will automatically set the film speed at ISO 100. . Do not load the film in direct sunlight.
x The camera detects if a film is mis-loaded and the "E" mark will flash in the LCD whilst
locking the shutter. Open the camera back cover and repeat the film loading operation.
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USING THE CAMERA
Press the 0N/0Ff button to turn the power on. The lens
cap opens and the LCD indicator appears.
The lens cap closes and power switches off automatically
after 3.pinutes if the camera is not in use.
While ilooking through the viewfinder, aim the camera at
the subject and operate the zoom buttons.
Press the 'T' (fete) button to move the lens out (l) and
press the 'W' (wiOe) button to move the lens in (2).
During this operation, the LCD panel shows the focal lengths in the
following sequence:38, 45, 55, 60, 65, 75, 80, 85, 90, 100, 105, I l5nm.View original page 13Page 14 · Read text
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HOLDING THE CAMERA
x ln order to avoid camera shake, hold the camera steadily,
especially when uSing'longer focal lengths(Tele).
Hold the camera strap in your wrist.
Both elbows( horizontal picture) or one elbow (vertical pic-
ture) shquld be held close to your body.
Keep your eye close to the viewfinder when using the ca-
mera.
NOTE
. Avoid obstructing of the lens when you take a picture. Pictures can
be spoiled when a finger, hair, or camera strap falls in front of the
lens, exposure sensor or autofocus windows.
.When you take vertical pictures with flash, the flash should be
above the lens. Io
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TAKING PICTURES
. Aim the Autofocus frame at the subject.
' Press the slrutter button half way down. The lens is
focused when the green lamp turns on.
' lf the subject is 1.25m(4.lft) or closer, the green lamp
blinks 4uickly and the shutter locks. ln this case, you can ' still tal(b pictures by using Macro mode.
' Press the shutter button all the way down to take a picture. ' Press the shutter button carefully to avoid camera shake.
' The film will automatically advance after shooting and the frame
counter will advance.
NOTE. After taking pictures, turn the camera off. This will protect the lens and prevent unintended
x shots.The model has a ' diopter " control on the viewfinder which adjusts for individual eyesight
requirements.
Slide the diopter control either up or down whilst looking through the vievufinder to obtain the optimum
setting.
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The camera can focus on subjects between 0.65m(2.lft) and
infinity. 'r^ .
Select macro mode to take subjects between 0.65m-1.25m.
(z.t - 4.1ft)
Flash autpmatically fires to provide correct exposure in low light.
Flash coVerage (tSo tOO)
wtDE : 0.65-5.1m(Z.t-16.8ft)
TELE : 0.65-2.9m(Z.t -9.6ft)
When you press the shutter button half way down in low light, the
Red LED will turn on if the flash is fully charged.
l. The Red LED blinks rapidly when the flash is not fully charged.(Sfrutter locks automatically)
2. When the Red LED blinks slowly, use a tripod or steady support to avoid camera shake.
NOTE
ln order to avoid camera shake, hold the camera steadily and press the shutter button
gently, particularly when using longer focal lengths(telephoto).
To take clear pictures with flash, refer to the above flash coverage.
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USING THE FOCUSLOCK
J/L4 \,'- 4 ' lf you want to focus on a subject that is not in the center
of your picture, us€.the focus lock function described below. 'ij.\u6^ l. Aim the camera with the autofocus frame superimposeo over
the target.
Press tlfre shutter button half way down.(The green LED
illuminates 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
as desired.
Hold the camera steadily and gently press the shutter button
completely down.
The focus lock can be released at any time by lifting your finger
from the shutter button.
Some subjects are dfficult to focus on.
t 4 \,--- ,l l. ltems that have a bright tight in the background.
/i,.'\g 2. Fireworks and smoke. / AX 3. shining or glossy surfaces such as a car body or the surface of
water.
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USING THE VIEW FINDER
Press the shutter'aa button half way to check the indication lamp.
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Autof@us frame
The Green LED illuminates when the subjmt is between 1.25m
(4.ttt)--.
The Green LED blinks rapidly when the subject is too close.
The shutter locks automatically. (You can still take pictures by using Macro
mode.) The Creen LED blinks slowly when the subject is between 0.65-1.25m
(2.1- .lft)and you use the Macro mode.
The Green LED blinks slowly when the subject is between
0.65-1.25m(2.1-4.1ft) and you use the Macro mode.
The Red LED turns on when the flash is fully charged (in low light
@ Flash-Ready conditions).
Lamp The Red LED blinks slowly when using a tripod is recommended to avoid
(Red LED) camera shake.
The Red LED blinks rapidly when flash is not charged yet.
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RE\A/INDING THE FILM
1. AIJTOMANC REWNDING
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' After taking dil the pictures on a roll of film, the camera will automatically rewind the film.
. WhenThe motorthe,rewindingstops whenis thecompleted,rewindingtheis backcompleted.cover and film indicator on the LCD will blink at the same
. time.lf you press the 0N/0FF button during film rewinding, the rewinding is interrupted until the 0N/0FF
button is released.
2. MID-ROLL REV\4NDING . To rewind the film in the middle of a roll, press the rewinding
button.
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FILLINO the motor stops before the LCD shows "0" replace the battery. oFFa , r]v ' lf ' Do not open the back cover until the battery is replaced.
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REPTACING THE BATTERY OF THE DATE
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. When the display of the date becomes too faint to read, the battery should be replaced.
' Unscrew an{ open the battery chamber cover as shown above. . Take out the old battery and insert a fresh one, with the positive(*) side up. . After replacing the battery, reset the date. . Power source : One coin type 3V lithium battery(Jls CR-123A)
. Battery life : Approx. 4 years.
NOTE. The date may be difficult to read if it is imprinted on a bright or nonuniform area of the picture.
. The unit is designed for use between 50t and -l0t (120T'and l5"F).
. AtThetemperaturesQuartz Date aboveis equippedor belowwiththisanrange,automaticthe datecalendarmay whichbe difflcultrequiresto read.no adjustment through the year
2019.Once set, the calendar automatically advances the date, adjusting for long and short months and
leap years.
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SHOOTING MODE
You can select the shooting mode by pressing the MoDE button.
NORMAL PHOTOCRAPHY FUTZ! ZOOM PORTRAIT ZOOM STEP ZOOM
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BULB SHOOTING INTERVAL SHOOTING MULTIPLE EXPOSURE CONTINUOUS SHOOTING
<Int WLB f$, INT.tr'-s 3nr ,L' tr tr the * After you take a picture with a particular shooting mode, the camera will reset to
normal photography mode automatically.
(ln case o'f Fuay-Zoom, Portrait Zoom and Continuous Shooting, the camera will remain in the same
mode.)
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MULTI-EXPosuRE sHoonNGtr
. Use the Multi-Exposure shooting mode to combine multiple images
on a single fram{ r . Press the shutter button after selecting the multi-exposure
the shooting mode ( E ) Thq film will not advance and indicate that , Multi-Exposure mark( ft ) will blink to Multi-Exposure shooting is in progress.
TO COMBINE MORE THAN TWO IMAGES :
Select the Multi-Exposure shooting mode again before the second
exposure, and those succeeding it. After the last exposure in the
sequence, the film will advance to the next frame.
NOTE
You are recommended to combine just two exposures on a frame as
too many multiple shots may overexpose the picture.
You will have more success when you use Multi-Exposure
in a dark background.
The date will be imprinted on the last exposure (Q.0. model only).View original page 30Page 31 · Read text
INT INTERVAL SHOOTING
Use the Interval shooting mode to take pictures automaticallY
. over a chosen period of time. o --------lI --v-,- REDAUTO.EYE
FILL-INOoFF. || || a>-\--t You can choose the interval time ( l0seconds-60minutes) by
movingpthe zoom button (t or W) while keeping the mode
button depressed.(After you select the interval shooting
mode. wait for several seconds until the "lNT" mark on the
LCD panel stops blinking.)
When you release the shutter button after setting the interval time,
the lens retracts into the body and the lens cap closes, then the
count-down starts.
the interval shooting mode by pressing the
NOTE
.Unless you release the interval shooting
mode, the camera will continue to operate until
the film is used up.ffiTreM . To exit from this mode, Press the
0N/0FF or MODE button.
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UREEFEYE REDUcnoN : PRE-FIASH , AWo
The red-eye phenomenon is most likely to occur when you take
portrait pictures Wlth'flash in low light.
REDEYE. f---l AUTOO | FrLL-rN. |LJ || OFF' FLASHo To reduce red-eye in flash portraits, use the pre-flash. MODE
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(AUTO FLASH) (nEo-rvr REDUCTTON)
NOTE
The flash fires twice in sequence, so be careful not to shake the camera between flashes.
* Red-eye phenomenon occurs when the retina behind the pupil of an eye reflects the flash light. lt is
sometimes useful to switch on all room lights in order to further decrease "red eye"
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. Use this mode when your subject is in low light compared with the
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NOTE. Be careful to avoid direct
. sunlightNote thaton thethelens.reflection of
strong backlight such as
direct sunshine may cause
flares on the picture.
' (Withqut Backlight control) (With Backlight controt)
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D(POSURE COMPENSATION
Use Exposure compensation to manually adjust the level of exposure to compensate for lighting levels.
Use the "+" position to increase exposure or the r"-2 position to decrease exposure.
The compensation value can be set by depressing the zooming button tele(T) or wide (W) while keeping
the FLASH button depressed.
The range of compensation is bptween -3EV and +3EV in gradations of 0.5EV.
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