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Read this instructionmanual carefullyto get a full lcon indicatorsused in this manual
explanationof operationsbeforeuse.
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The namesof the camera'sworkingparts are listed
on the front and back flaps in this operatingmanu-
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Lenses and accessories produced by other

manufacturersare not made to our precise
specificationsand thereforemay cause difficul-
ties with or actualdamageto your Pentaxcam-
era.We do not assumeany responsibility or lia-
bility for difficultiesresultingfrom the use of
lenses and accessoriesmade by other manu-
facturers.
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{fl tvtalnswitch (p.12)
@ Snutterreleasebutton
O LCD panel(p.3)
@ Shutterdial
@ Shutterdial lock button
@ Hot shoe (p.39)
@ Exposurecompensatiion dial (p.15,33)
@ Exposurecompensatiionreleasebutton
(p.15,33)
@ Drive mode dial (p.23)
@ Straplug (p.7)
@ Electroniccable releasesocket (p.32)
@ Backcover releaselever(p.12)
@ rewindbutton(p.17)
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@ Mirror
@ Lens informationcontacts
@ Lensunl ockbutton(p.11)
@ Lensmounti ndex(p.10)
@ Previewbutton(p.35)
 FORSAFE USE OFYOURCAMERA
Although we have carefully designed this camera for safe operation, please be sure to fotlow
precautions given on this page.

A WanrulNGThis markindicatesprecautionsthat,if not followed,could resultin seri-

ous injury to the operator.

A CAUTIONThis mark indicatesprecautionsthat, if not followed,could result in

minoror mediuminjury to the operatoror damageto the equipment.

A WARNI NG A CAUTION
. Wrappingthe strap aroundyour neck is danger- . Nevertry to disassemble,short or rechargethe
ous. Make sure that small childrendo not get battery.Also, do not dispose of the battery in
the strapcaughtaroundtheir neck. fire, as it may explode.
. Do not look directlyat the sun throughthe cam- . Removethe batteriesfrom the camera immedi-
era, as viewingthe sun for an extendedperiod ately if they become hot or begin to smoke.Be
may damageyour eyes. carefulnot to burn yourselfduring removal.
. Be sure to store batteriesout of the reach of
children.Seek medicalassistanceimmediately
if accidentallyswallowed.

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 FORYOURCAMERA
PRECAUTIONS
Your Pentaxcamera is a high-precision mechanism. . Regularsize color prints may cut off what appearson
Handle it with great care. the extreme edges of the film frame. Compose your
picturewith a marginof safetyat the edges.
Precautions when taking pictures
. Do not use the camera where it may come in contact Precautions for storage
with rain,water,or any other liquid,becausethe cam- . Avoid leaving the camera for extended periods in
era is not weather,water, or liquid resistant.Should places where the humidityand temperatureare very
the cameraget wet from rain, splashingwater,or any high,such as in a car.
otherliquidwipe it off immediatelywith a dry soft cloth. . Do not storethe camera in a closetwith moth balls or
. Do not drop the cameraor allow it to hit solid objects. in an area where chemicalsare handled.Store it in a
lf the camera suffersa shock or impact,take it to a place with good dry air circulationto prevent the
Pentaxservicecenterfor inspection. growthof fungus.
. Be careful not to subjectthe camera to strong vibra-
tions,shock or pressure.Use a cushionto protectthe Precautions for proper care
camerawhen carryingit in a motorcycle,car, boat,etc. . Nevertouch the shuttercurtainor mirrorwith your fin-
. Condensationon the interioror exteriorof the camera ger or any other object.
may be extremelyharmfulto the camera mechanism . Use a blowerand lens brushto removedust accumu-
as it may cause rust. Furthermore,if the camera is latedon the lens or viewfinder.
takenfrom warm temperatureto a subfreezingone or . Never use solventssuch as paint thinner,alcoholor
vice versa, the formationof icelets may cause dam- benzeneto clean the camera.
age. In such a case, put the camera into a case or . Electricalproblemsmay often be caused by water,dirt
plasticbag so that any changesin temperaturediffer- or dust at points of electricalcontact.Also check for
ence is minimized.Do not removeit from the bag until batteryleakage,traces of dirt or grease,or corrosion
temperaturehas stabilized. due to salinityor gas. lf you cannot correctthe prob-
lems,haveyour camerainspectedat a Pentaxservice
center.Repairsof this nature are not covered under
the terms of the warranty and charges may be
assessed.
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FOR
BAfiERY
USAGE
Other precautions . Use two 3V lithiumbatteries(CR2 type)
o The temperaturerange at which this camera func- . Misuse of the battery can cause hazards such as
tions properlyis -10"C to 50'C (14"F lo 122"F). leakage, overheating,explosion,etc. The battery
. A camerawhich has been submergedin water usu- shouldbe insertedwith the "+" and "-" sides facing
ally cannot be repaired.lf such an accidentshould correctly.
occur. it is advisable to contact a Pentax Service o Batterv pedormance may be temporarily hindered
Centerimmediately. in low temperatures,but will recoverin normaltem-
. To maintain optimum performance,it is recom- peratures.
mended that the camera be inspectedevery one or . Ke€p a spare battery on hand for replacementcon-
two years. lf the camera has not been used for an veniencewhen shootingoutdoorsor whiletraveling.
extendedperiod,or is being preparedfor an impor- . Replacethe batteriesat the same time. Do not mix
tant photographicsession,it is recommendedthat batterybrands,types or old batterieswith new, as
you have the camera inspectedor test shoot with it. this may cause overheatingor explosion.
. Repairs deemed necessarydue to usage of this
product in an industrialor commercialapplication
may not be covered under the terms of the Pentax
warranty.
. The PENTAXwarrantyprovidesonly for the repair
of defectsin materialsor workmanship.Damageof
any kind cannotbe repairedat no chargeunderthe
terms of the warranty.lf the difficultyis caused as a
directresultof the productbeing used in conditions
as outlined in the "Precautionsfor Your Camera"
section or any other operation contrary to the
instructionsoutlinedin this manual,chargeswill be
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P ProgrammedAE (p.19,26) v Microprism(p.21)

Av Aperture-PriorityAE (p.27) e Split-image(p.21)
Tv AE (p.29)
Shutter-Priority 88S ShutterSpeed (p.26,28, 29, 31)
M MeteredManualMode (p.30) F8.s ApertureValue(p.26,28,29,31)
88 FrameCounter(p.14) + Flash Status Information(p.39)
o- Film StatusInformation(p.14) ta ExposureCompensation(p.33)
! BatteryExhaustionWarning(p.9) 3:o
tso Film SpeedSettingSignal(p.15) ir Bar Graph (p.31,33)
88s" Film Speed Information (p.15) 3:O
* Memory lock (p.34)
LCD (Liquid-Crystal Display)
When the LCD is exposed to high temperatures
over approximately60"C it may blacken,but when
the temperaturenormalizes,it should returnto nor-
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 TABLEOF CONTENTS
Namesof workingparts Flaps 3 . A t t a c h i n tgh e l e n s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. .0. .
Safe use of your camera .... Insidecover 4. Turni ngon the pow er .....12
Pre ca u t ions f or y ourc ame ra ................
1 5 . F i l ml o a d i n g . . . .1 2
Pre ca u t ions f or bat t er yu s a g e ..............2 6 . F i l mS p e e d( l S O )s e t t i n g . . . . . . . . . . . .1. .5.
L C D p a nelindic at ion ............
3 7 . R e w i n d i nagn d U n l o a d i n g . . . . . . . . . . .1. .6.
Vi e w fi n der
indic at ion. . . . ......... ...............
3 * R e w i n d i nign m i d - r o l.l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. .7
Camerafunctionsavailablewith variouslenses .. 6 8. Usingthe shutterreleasebutton .... 18
9. Settingthe apertureand shutterspeeddial .. 19
I GENERALOPERATIONS 10.H ol di ngthe C amera .....20
1. Attachingthe camerastrap 1 1 .F o c u s i n .o. . . . . . . . . .............21
2 . L o a d i n gt h e b a t t e r i e s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8. . .

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II ADVANCEDOPERATION Adjustingthe Date on the Data Back ............ 36
1 . S e l e c t i nag D r i v eM o d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 A dj usti ngthe Ti me on the D ataB ack ............ 37
S i n g l eF r a m eM o d e .......23 Replacingthe batteryin the Data Back ........38
Co n se c ut ivF e r am eM o d e .............2 4 7. Usinga PentaxDedicatedExternalFlash .....39
S e l f - T i m eMr o d e ............24 Overviewof flash functions
2. Se fe ct ing t he E x pos ureMo d e ........2 6 8 . S l ow -speed-sync shooti ng .............41
Usi n gthe P r ogr am m e AE d Mo d e ................. 26 9. Accessories(Optional) ...42
Usi n gthe A per t ur e- P ri o riAtyE M o d e ............2 7 1 0 .C a m e r ac a s e . . . . . . . . . . . .4. .3. .
U si n gthe S hut t er - P r i o riAtyE M o d e .............. 29 1 1.The i nfraredi ndex ........44
Usi n gthe M et er edM an u a lMo d e .................. 30
Usi n gthe B ulb E x pos u reM o d e .....3 2 III OTHERS
3. Exp o su r eCom pens at i o n ................ 33 T r oubl eshooti ng ..,............... 45
4 . U s i n gt h e M e m o r yL o c k . . . . . . . . . . . . .3. .4. . S p e c i f i c a t i o n. .s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. .6.
5. Depthof FieldPreviewbutton ........35 Warrantp y olicy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4. .8. . . . . . .
6. Data Back (optional) ......36
re AVAILABLEWITH
FUNCTIONS
CAMERA LENSES
VARIOUS
Some of the specialfunctions(Powerzoom, lmage-sizetracking,Zoom clip, auto-zoomeffect)cannot be
used with this camera.
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MeteredManual o o o o o
Auto Flash o o o o o
Multi (2)-segmentmetering o o o x*2 x*2
Approx.f-stop indication o o X X X

Notes:
*1. Exceptionof Pentax-FASoft 85mm f/2.8 and FA-soft28mm t12.8.
*2. Center-weightedmeteringis used insteadof the multi-(2)segmentmeteringmode.

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findercap, releasesocketcover,hot shoe coveror
any other small accessoryas illustrated.
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coin or similar object. leakage,overheating,explosions,etc.The battery
2 Load two batteries (CR2 type) according to shouldbe insertedwith the "+" and "-" sidesfacing
the markings (+,) in the battery chamber. correctly.
. The optional" AA-BatteryPack FG" is also avail-
3 Turn the battery chamber cover screw in the
direction of the arrow to lock it securely. able for this camera insteadof using the lithium
batteries.
. Replacethe batteriesat the same time.Do not mix
batterybrands,types or old batterieswith new,as
this may cause overheatingor explosion.
. Keep spare batteries on hand for replacement
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conveniencewhen shooting outdoors or while
traveling.
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* Low Battery Warning CR2 batterieswere used under Pentaxtestingcon-

ditions. Actual battery life and performancemay
When the batteriesare nearly exhausted,the bat- vary drasticallydepending on external conditions
tery symbol[ ! ] appearson the LCD panelto warn such as temperatureand freshnessof the battery.
you. Even if the batterysymbol appears,exposure
will be correct as long as the shutter releases,but
the batteriesshould be replacedas soon as possi-
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cap O as shown in the illustration. mount, attach the lens to the camera body,
and turn it fully to the right until it clicks into
. The body mount cap is designed to protect the place.
cameraagainstscratchesand dust at the factory.
. For storage,the optionalaccessory"Body Mount
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arrow.

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ages resultingfrom the use of lenses made by
other manufacturers.
. The camerabody and lens mountincorporatelens
informationcontacts.Dirt, dust, or corrosionmay
cause damageto the electricalsystem.Clean the
contactswith a soft, dry cloth.
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release lever in the direction of the arrow.
Note: 2 Place the film cartridge in the film chamber as
The LCD panel shown above is an example.The shown in the illustration.
actualdisplaythat you see may be differentif a lens
is attachedor if you have made other camera set- . Always load and unload film in the shade or by
tings. usingyour body to shade the camera.
. Pull the film leaderout only far enoughto reach
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SION MATERIAL. DO NOT TOUCH THEM WITH mark O as shown.
YOU R FING E RS O R AN Y OT H ER O B J E C T
WHILE LOADINGFILM. . Make sure that the film perforations properly
engageon the sprocketteeth O.
.lf you have pulledout too much film, push it back . Make sure that the film leaderis positionedunder
into the cartridgeto reducethe slack. the film retainerO as shown in the illustration.
. The DX informationpins in the film chamberare
used to read film speed.Keepthem cleanand free
from scratches.To remove smudges, wipe them
gentlywith a soft, dry cloth.

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Automatic film speed setting 3 Depress the memory lock button until the desired
This camera is designedto use DX-codedfilms with ISO ISO is indicated on the LCD panel.
ratingsfrom 25 to 5000.When DX-codedfilm is used,the 4 After the ISO is set, move the exposure compensa-
correctfilm speed is automaticallyset for the camera.lf tion dial to [ 0 ].
you use a non-DXcoded film, set the film speed manual-
ly. Note:
. The shutter cannot be releasedwith the exposurecom-
To set the ISO film speed manually: pensationdial set at I A ] or I V ].
1 To change the ISO to a larger number (higher film . Whenthe ISOfilmspeedis set manually, IlSO]appears
speed), turn the exposure compensation dial to on the LCD panel.
I A ] while holding down the exposure compensa-
tion dial release button.
2 To change the ISO to a smaller number (lower film
speed), turn the exposure compensation dial to
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the roll. blinks on the LCD panel.
. During rewinding,1 - I blinks on the LCD panel,
indicatingthat the film is being rewound,the expo-
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blinking.Openthe backcoverand removethe film.
lf you wish to unload the film before exposing all the
. Neveropen the back cover untilthe whole film roll frames, use this function.
is completelyrewound.
. When removingthe film from the camera, protect 1 Set the main switch to the t ON I position.
it from exposureto direct sun light. 2 Depress the mid-roll rewind button by usinE the
. A rofl of 24-exposurefilm takes about 13 seconds protruding part of the strap clamp.
to rewind. 3 Before opening the back cover, check that I O ] is
. The shuttermay be releaseda frame or more after blinking.
the specifiednumberof frameshave been used as 4 Open the back and remove the film.
indicatedby the numberof frames on the film car-
tridge.However,those extraframes may be lost in . Do not depress the button with an object having a
processing.When you take important pictures, sharptip.
rewindthe film when the film reachesthe number
of frames indicatedon the film cartridge.
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CAMERA
Any aperturecan be selectedby simplyturningthe
aperturering. Any shutterspeed can be selectedby simply turn-
ing the shutterspeed dial.
. To movethe lens aperturering to the
IA ] position,
turn the aperture ring while holding down the . To set the shutterdial to the A position,turn
aperture-Alock buttonon the lens.Th-elens aper- I ] the
shutterspeed dial while holdingdown the shutter
ture ring can be releasedfrom the IA ] positionin dial lock button. The shutterdial can be released
the same manner. from IA ] in the same manner.

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ProgrammedAE Mode is set.
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hand held camera is the inverse of the focal
Hold the camerafirmly,with your left hand support- length. For example, 1/50 of second when the
ing the camera and lens as shown in the illustra- focallengthis 50mm, and 11100of secondwhen it
tions. is 100mm.A tripod should be used for shutter
speedsslowerthan this.
. When usingan ultra-telephoto lens,a tripodthat is
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2 Depress the shutter release bufton haltway
down. The shutter speed and aperture value O Sptit-:magefield
are displayed in the viewfinder. Depress the Turnthe focusingring untilthe two imagesin the
shutter release button to take a picture. split-imagecircle at the center of the focusing
. The focusing screen in the viewfinderis divided _ field are perfectlyaligned.
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shutter release button fully. viewfinder during self-timer operation. lf you a
intend to move away from the viewfinder,attach
To Cancel the suppliedfindercap as shownin the illustration.
To cancel the self-timeroperationafter it has been * When using
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activated,move the drive mode dial to any position removethe Eyecup FH.The Eyecup FH comes
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For easy picture taking, use this mode. In the down the shutter dial lock button.
ProgrammedAE mode, the camera automatically
selectsthe best combinationof apertureand shut- . I P ] appearson the LCD panelto indicatethat the
ter speed setting allowingyou to take pictures by ProgrammedAE Mode is set.
simplydepressingthe shutterreleasebutton. . When the shutter release button is depressed
halfwaydown, the shutterspeed and the aperture
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Allowsthe user to directlycontrolthe lens aperture.
This mode is ideal for shooting landscapeswith
increased depth of field, or a portrait against a
blurredbackground.When the desired aperture is
selected,an appropriateshutterspeed is automati-
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releasebuttonis depressedhalfway.When lensesother a warning as shown. When the subject is too bright,
than an F or FA series are used, no approximateaper- choosea smalleraperture,if available;whenit is too dark,
ture indicationwill appear in the viewfinder. choose a larger aperture,if available.When the shutter
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tion, the center-weightedmetering mode will be set subjectif it is too bright,or use a flash if it is too dark.
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shutterspeed.When the desiredshutterspeed is select- speed of 1/100 second or a non-dedicatedexternalflash
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camerafor a properexposureaccordingto the brightness position.
of the subject.
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shutterspeed and aperturesettingcombination,or halfway,the shutter speed, approximateaperture
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open as long as the shutterreleasebuttonis held down. after removingthe ReleaseSocket Cap F.
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Year - Month - Day -Year
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digit increases by one each time the ADJUST but-
ton is depressed. Holding the button for about 2 to
3 seconds will change the digits continuously.
4. Press €) the SELECT button to stop the digit from
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. Use DX-codedfilms with ISO ratingfrom 25 -
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ture or the LCD panelbecomesweak or invisible.The bat- battery chamber.fixing screw.
3 years.The data back uses
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one 3V lithiumbattery,type CR2025. Note:
lf the data indicationdoes not appear on the LCD panel, it
1. Ensure that a film is not loaded,then open the back means that the battery has not been installedproperly.
cover. After the battery has been replaced,adjust the data again
2. Loosen the battery cover fixing screw (located near
the upper left side of the pressure plate) with a
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 7 USING
PENTAX
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modes or when using a Type B flash, set the
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AE Mode, Manual or Bulb. The Program and
Aperture-PriorityAE Modes cannot be used
becausethe actual requiredaperturevalue may
change.
2. Only the manualmode can be used.
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SPEEDSYNCSHOOTING
3 ln the Shutter-Priority AE Mode
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In the Metered Manual Mode the camera, correct exposurewill not be obtained
1. Attach the flash unit to the camera. for the background.
2. Set the camera's exposure mode to the
Metered Manual Mode. 5. Take a picture.
3. Select an appropriate shutter speed (slower
than 1/100of second) and aperture combina- Note:
p tion for a correct exposure.
4. Focus the subject and release the shutter.
shooting,use of a tripodis
In the slow-speed-sync
recommendedto preventcamerashake.
 (oPTloNAL)
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A numberof dedicatedaccessoriesare availablefor . Refconverter A
this camera. Right angle finder which attachesto the grooves
. Cable Switch F on both sides of the viewfinder.The viewfinder
A shutter releasecord designedfor use with the magnificationis able to switchfrom 1X to 2X.
I MZ-MIZX-M, MZ-'|ZX-,, MZ-sN/ZX-sN, MZ- . Filters
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fz . MagnifierFB able in sizesof 49mm,52mm,67mm and 77mm.
o A viewfinderaccessoryfor magnifyingthe central . AA Battery Pack Fc
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0 area of the viewfinder.
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Hot-shoemount series-controlAuto flash, Guide able in 8 dioptersfrom -5 to +3
Nu mb e r :20 ( lS O 100,m )
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Hot-shoemount,thyristorauto flash with a Guide . "Auto BellowsA" cannot be used in combination t"
Numberol 26 (lSO 100, m) with the doublecable release.When taking a ver-
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Numberof 28 (lSO 100, m), with tiltingand rotat- . When attaching the "ADAPTER K FOR 645 i
ing head for flash. LENS" to the camera body,the camera shift lock
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Numberof 40 (lSO 100, m), with tiltingand rotat-
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body in the back cover. FGS
A50mmf/1.2,A50mmtl2.O, FASOmm f/1.4,A Fish-
2. Fasten the back cover to the camera body by eye 16mmf/2.8,Fish-eyeZoom17-28mm,FA Soft
tightening the fitting screw in the tripod sock- 28mm,A Zoom 35-80mm
et. FA24mmtl2, FA 135mm t12.8,FA Zoom 28-7omm
3. Attach the front case. FGM tl4, FA Zoom 28-80mm tl4, Zoom 28-200mm,FA
Macro 50mm t/2.8. FA Soft 85mm
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film exposedin visiblelight. infraredindex(red line).
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Focusing tures, refer to the instructionsaccompanyingthe .t,
1. Focus on a subject as usual. film. The ProgrammedAE Mode,AperturePriority tr
2. Turn the focusing ring to the left by the dis- Mode,or ShutterPriorityMode will not give a cor- t
tance indicated on the infrared index. rect exposurefor Infraredfilm. Use the Metered
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 III OTHERS TROUBLESHOOTING
I What appears troublesomemay be easily remedied.Here are some problemsthat may occur and their
remedies.Beforecontactinga Pentaxservicecenter,check the followingitems.

Symptoms Causes Femedies Reference

The main switchis set to IOFF ] Set the main switchto ION ]. P.12

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The low batterywarning[! ] appears. Replacethe battery. P.8 -
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The battery is improperly installed. Install the battery properly. P8 -
The shutterdoes not release.
The exposurecompensationdial is set Set the exposurecompensationdial to -m
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t oI l o r I V ] . anotherposition. a
} The self{imer is beingused Cancelthe self-timermode. P.24

The main switchis the IOFF ] position. Turnthe main switchto I ON ]. P.12

No batteriesare installed. lnstallthe batteries. P.8

Indicatorsdo not appear on the
LCD panel.
The batteriesare improperlyinstalled. Re-installthe batteriesproperly. P.8

The batteriesare dead. Replacethe batteries. P.8

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Type Multi-ExposureMode 35mm SLR
Format 24x36mm
Usable Fllm -35mm perforatedcartridgefilm. DX-codedfilm with ISO 25-5000;non-DXcoded fitrnswith tSO 6-6400

Exposure Modes ProgrammedAE Mode, Shutter-Priority

AE Mode, Aperture-Priority
AE Mode, Metered Manual Mode, Bulb
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Lens Mount PentaxKlz bayonetmount (K-mountwith lens informationcontacts)
Compatible !s1s - PentaxKerz-,Kr-,Kn-, and K-mountlenses are usable.
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! Viewfinder Pentamirrorfinder, Matte field and sprit-imagespot with microprismcollar focusingscreen, Field of view: g2o/o, ,*
o Magnification:O.77X (with 50mm lens at infinity), - 1.0 diopter eyepiece

Vlewflnder Indicatlon - Shutter speed indication,Aperture indication,Flash ready indication,[ | ]Bar graph (exposurecompensation),
Overor Underexposureindicationin ManualExposureMode,[tr] exposuiecompirnsati<in indication,[*] meni-
ory lock indicator {
lxlgrngl LCD panel-tP l=ProgrammedAEMode, ITv ]=$huttsr-Priority AE Mode, IAv ]=4psrtrre-PriorityAE Mode, IM ]=Manual
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warning,Film counter=0-99
Preview Button Electronicallycontrolled. Useablein all exposuremodes Y
F
Self-timer Electronically-controlled
type with delay time of 12 sec. Start by depressingof shutter releasebutton,Operation
confirmation:by PCV beep tone. Cancelableafter starting
Mlrror Quick-returnmirror
Film Loadin Film advancesautomaticallyto 1st frame after back cover is closed, Film informationwindow is provided
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FilmWind & Rewind -Auto wind/rewindby builtin motor, Consecutiveor Single advance mode, Approx.2 frames/sec.(consecutive
mode),.Auto rewindingstarts at eqd of roll, Film rewind/cbmpletionof rewindingis displayedon the LCD panel, t
mid-rollrewind buttonwill rewindfilm in mid-roll I
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With M-series,screw-mount,or any other lens that does not have informationcontacts:Center-weightedmeter-

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Dimension and Weight-135.0mm(W) x 90.5mm(H) x 55mm (D) (5.3"x3.6"x2.2")

Date Model
Date mechanie6 -Crystal quartzcontrolledLCD with digitalclock,auto calendarup to 2019.7-segment,6-digitliquidcrystaldis-
play

l m p r i n t i n gm o d e J Y e a r / M o n t h / D a y , D a y/ M o n t h / Y e a r , M o n t h / D a y / Y e a r , D a y / H o u r / M i n u t e ,a n d " - - - - - - " ( b l a n k )
3209 (11.3oz)
Dimension and Weight-135.00mm(W) x 9O.5mm(H) x 55mm (D) (5.3"x3.6"x2.2")

Supplied Accessories- Hot Shoe Cover FC, ReleaseSocketCap f, Camera Strap FG, Eye Cup FH, FinderCap

Back cover Interchangeablefor replacing Data Back FJ

SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECTTO CHANGE AT ANYTIME WITHOUT NOTIFICATION OR ANY OBLIGATION ON

THE PART OFTHE MANUFACTURER.

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@ fitm leaderendmark(p.13)
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