Pentax PC-33 DATE User manual

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Before
using
your
camera,
please
besureto read
theseinstructions
carefully.
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lesen
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der kamera
diese
Bedienungsanleitung
aufmerksam
durch.
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decommencer
dvous
enservir,veuillezlire
attentivement
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de utilizarla cdmara,
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de leer
estas
intrucciones
atentamente.
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diutilizzarelafotocamera,
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CONTENTS
NAMEOF
PARTS . 8 RED
EYE
REDUCTION
ATTACHING
THESTRAP 9 TAKING
PICTURES
INSERTINGTHE
BATTERY..........
. ... 9 REWINDING
THEFILM..
. ....
SETTING
THEFILMSPEED ' 10 DATE
BACK
SYSTEM'"...
LOADING
THEFILM ............'
. .. 1O TAKINGCAREOF
YOUR
CAMERA
.
HOLDTNG
YOURCAN/ERA..
..........'.........
.......10 WARRANTY
POLICY '
AUTO
FLASHPHOTOGRAPHY . ....11 SPECIFICATION
Beforeusing
your
camera,
please
besure
toreadthese
instructionscarefully.
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(fl Film
Counter
Window
O Shutter
Release
Bunon
@ neO-eye
Reduction
LED
@ SigViewfinder Window
€) Lens
Shietd/Lens
G)Power
(Lens
Cover)
Button
O gact<
Cover
Lock
G)
Buitt-in
flash
I ritm
Take-up
Spool
@ Ready
Monitor
NAME
OFPARTS
O finderEyepiece
@ ritm
Rewind
Shaft
@ ritm
Chamber
@ rilm
Guides
@ Fitm
Rewind
Button
@ Battery
Chamber
Cover
(? Strap
Eyetet
' @ Fitm
Check
Window
@ Back
Cover

ATTACHING
THE
STRAP
(Fig.1)
1.
lnsert
the
loopat
theend
of
theStrap
under
the
Strap
Eyelet.
2.
Inserttheother
endof theStrap
through
the
loooand
tie
theStrap
onto
Strap
Eyelet.
INSERTING
THEBATTERY
1.Open
the
Battery
Chamber
Cover
inthedirec-
tion
of
thearrow
by
puilling
itout.
(Fig.
2)
2.
Insert
two
AA-size
bastteries,
checking
that
(+)
and
(-)
on
thebaitery
arealigned
according
to
the
polarity
information
inside
the
Battery
Chamber.
3.
Close
the
Battery
Chamber
Cover
byPushing
it
until
itlatches.
Notes:
.Do notuse
NickelCadmium
batteries.
rWith
thebattery
inserted
incorrectly,
the
camera
willnot
work.
Make
surethe
battery
isinstalled
as
shown
in
Fig.3.
. Remove
AAbatteries
from
thecamera
when
you
donotexpect
to
use
itfora long
period
time.
.Don't tryto break
up or recharge
thebattery
or
throw
itinto
fire.
. Keeo
thebatterv
out
of
the
reachofchidren.
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SETTING
THE
F|LM
SPEED(Fig.
a)
I This
camera
is
designed
touse
DX-bod-ed
films
with
ISO
ranging
from
jO0
to400.
2.Your
camera
automatically
sets
thecorrect
film
speed
by reading
black-and-silver
patterns
on
the
film
cassettes.
LOADING
THE
FILM
1.Push
the
Back
Cover
Lock
downword
toopen.
(Fig.5)
2.Load
the
film
cassette
into
theFilm
Chamber
and
pull
out
enough
film
leader
toextend
past
theFilm
Leader
Mark.(Fig.6)
3.Make
sure
thefilm
stays
within
the
Film
Guioes
andlies
flat.
4.Press
the Back
Cover
shut
so that
the Back
: Cover
Lock
returns
to its
original
position.
when
"1"
appears
in
theFilm
Counter
Winoow.
Thecamera
is ready
foryouto take
a picture.
(Fis.7)
- Whether
there
isfilm
in
your
camera
ornot
can
be
confirmed
by
theFilm
Check
Window.
HOLDING
YOUR
CAMERA
(Fig.
8)
- Always
use
both
hands
to
steady
your
camera.
*When
holding
thecamera
vertically
always
position
it
with
theflash
at
the
top.
* Be careful
not
to place your
fingers
over
the
lens,
flash
orfocusing
window.
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AUTO
FLASH
PHOTOGRAPHY RED
EYE
REDUCTION
1 lfadditional
rght
isrequired,
the
Built-in
Flash This
camera
is designed
to activate
Red-eye
automatically
activates. Reduction
automatically.
This
makes
it possible
* Recommended
Flash
Shooting
Range
(lSO to minimize
the
red-eye
effect
that
sometimes
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1.2m-about
3.7m
(3.gft-12ft). occurs
whentaking
portrait
photographswith
2.When
theflash
is
rechargedand
full,the
Ready flash.
Now
lt'seasy
foranyone
to take
superior
Monitor
lightsup.
(Fig.9) shots
of
people.
*When
the
flash
isfullycharged,
the Ready
Monitor
willbe turned
offafterapprox.
45 sec.
Then.oress
thsShutter
Release
Buttonto take
a flash
photograph.The
Ready
Monitor
lights
again
to tell
you
that
the
flash
isready
when
pressing
theShutter
Release
Button
halfway
*Whenthe
flash
is
used,
itwilltake
about
8 sec-
onds
to
charge
the
flash
fullY.
TAKING
PICTURES
Open
the
LensShied
bysliding
the
Power
Button
inthedirection
ofarrow
(Fig.
10)
* LensShield
is
interlocked
with
thesafety
mech-
anism
of the camera.
Youcan firethe camera
only
whenthe
lensShield
is
completely
open.
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' REWINDING
THE
FILM
1.After
the
end
ofthefilm
has
been
reached
orif
you
wish
torewind
thefilm
before
reaching
the
I end
ofthefitm,
push
theFitm
Rewind
Button
in
I thedirection
ofthe
arrow.
The
film
will
automat_
f
I ically rewind(Fig.
11)
" 2.After
the
film
isfully
rewound
and
,'S"
is
seenin
I tneFilm
Counter
Window.(Fig.
12)
I - Becareful
not
to touch
thejnner
lens
surface
I with
your
fingers
orthe
edge
offilm.
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DATE BACK SYSTEM
[1]
Date
&
Time
lmPrinting
1 Press
theimprint
selector
button
to select
the
mode
desired:
DATE,
TIME
or
NO
IMPRINT'
Push
the imprint
selector
button
to change
mode
insequence
shown
below.
Date
imprinting
YEAR,
MONTH.
DAY
(Example:1997
December
l0)
Timing
imprinting
HOUR,
MINUTE
(Example:12:00
No
imrinting
Hyphen
between
HOUR
and
MINUTE
may
notbe imPrinted
m
YEAR,
MONTH,
DATE
OT
HOURS,
MINUTES
areprintedinthe location
shown
above The
imprint
will
appear
orange
on
color
films
One
ligh
push
advances
the
digit
byone
and
a
deeoeroush
advances
it
quicklY.
Calendar
years
from
1980
to
2019
are
stored
in
the
memorv
ofthe
camera.
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2 When
you
settimewith
displayintimemode,
prss
HOUR
andMINUTE
buttons
tosetdesired
time.
One
light
push
advances
the
digitby
one
andadeeper
push
savances
it
quickly.
NOTE:
-A lithium
battery
for
timeand
date
functions
is
buitin
thiscamera
andno
adjustment
isnec-
essary
oncethe
date
andtiem
areset,
because
the built-inclockcorrects
automati-
cally.
. Date
andtimewill
be dimlyimprinted
iffitm
speedbelow
ASA/ISO
64is
used.
-Legibility
of
imprints
may
becomewashed
out
against
brightor
orange
back
ground.
-Upon
pressing
theshutter
button,
"PRlNT'is
displayedfor
about1
secondindicating
the
imprinting
is
completec.
[2] Replacement
of Lithium Battery 3VCR202S
1 Remove
thecover
ofthe battery
chamber
only
while
thebackis
openandnofilm
isinserted.
Loosen
thesetscrewwitha screw-driver,
ano
remove
thebatterv
cover.
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2Replacethe
lithiumbattery.
Take
out
theused
batteryand replaceitwitha
newbattery
(CR2025)with
(+)
sideup.
- Old
battery
mustbedisposed
ofin a respon-
sible
manner.
3 Replace
thecoverof
thebattery
chamber.
Alignthescrew
holescorrectly
andsecure
the
battery
cover
withtheset
screw.Correct
digits
on the display
if necessarybecause
thedis-
play
or digits.shown
mayvaryor be omitted
afterthe
replacement
ofthe
lithiumbattery.
NOTE:
DONOT
replacethebattery
when
filmis locat-
ed
In
vour
camera.
TAKING
CAREOF
YOURCAMERA
Your
camera
is
precision
instrument
anda
sophisticated
machinedesigned
and
manufac-
tured
to
give
you
reliable
and
longlastingservice.
lf you care
forandhandlethiscamera
properly,
you
aregoing
to be satisfied
by itsexcellent
and
elegant
design.
The
followingcareless
handling
may
cause
malor
damages:
1.Dropping
and/or
banging
thecamera,
which
maydamage
itmany
ways.
(Fig.
13)
2.
Dropping
intowateror waterdamage. Your
camera
is notwater-proof,
particularly
whenit
issubmerged
insalt water.lt mustbe protect-
ed fromsalty
breezesor spraysat the beach,
any
kindofsplashing
and
rain. lf
your
camera
gets
wet,
please
wipe
it dry immediately
and
haveit examined
at an assigned
service
cen-
ter.
(Fig.
14)
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3.
Temperature
and humidity.
you have
to avotd
subjecting
the
camera
to extreme
high
or low
temperature
and
humidity,
since
the
battery
will
not
function
properly
in extreme
temperature
conditions.
Extreme
temperatures
and
humidjtv
may
cause
serious
damage
of rusting
to yori
camera
(Fig.
15)
4.Vibration
from
traveling
in a car,
shipor air_
plane
could
cause
loosening
screws
or dam_
age thecamera
itself. padding
the bottom
of
your
camera
with
foam_rubber
could
minimize
this
problem
5.Theshutter
mechan
jsm
and moving
parts
of
this
camera
could
bedamaged
bydirt
aswel
as sand,
soyour
camera
has
to cleaned
peri_
_ odically
to
keep
it
operation
properiy,
(Fig.
16)
6.Make
sure
thetripod
screw
fits
your
"-"r"ru
when
mounting
it
on
a trrpod.
please
be
reminded
that
a longer
trjpod
screw
mioht
puncture
and
damage
the
camera.
7.Please
never
tryto disassemble
thecamera,
srnce
the
circuit
of
this
camera
has
a hioh
worKrng
vottage.
(Fig.
17)
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SPECIFICATIONS
Type: 35mm
motorized
camera
withauto
fash
35mm
perforated
cartridge
film,
24mm
x 36mm
format'
30mm
F6.3
lens,
3elements
in3groups.
Focusing: Free
focus.
Focusing
Range: 1.5
mto
infinitY
Shutter
speed
1/125sec.
Aperture
Setting: F6.3
Film
Speed
Index: ISO
100/200
and
400.
Viewfinder: Manification:
0.68X
Field
angle;
88%
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Flash: Built-in
type,
Recycling
time:
approx.
g sec.
AUTO
FLASH
Film
Winding Automatic
winding
and
power
rewind.
andRewinding:
Red-eye
Reduction:
LED
ramp
right
upbefore
the
shutter
is
rereasei
Counter: Additive,
automatic
reset
to,,S,,
When
the
camera
back
door
is
ooened.
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Dimensions: 1tB
(L)
x 23.5(H)
x
46.5(W)
mm
Weight: t75g
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and
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