Pentax Pc-330 date User manual

PENTAX

PC-330

PC-330

DRTE

Operating

manual

Bedienungsanleitung

Mode

d’empioi

Manuale

de

instrucciones

1

CONTENTS

name

OF

PARTS.

attaching

the

strap.

INSERTING

THE

BATTERY.

SETTING

THE

FILM

SPEED.

loading

THE

FILM.

HOLDING

YOUR

CAMERA.

auto

flash

PHOTOGRAPHY.

RED

EYE

REDUCTION.

TAKING

PICTURES.

REWINDING

THE

FILM.

date

back

system.

taking

care

of

your

camera

.

WARRANTY

POLICY.

SPECIFICATION...

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Before

using

your

camera,

please

be

sure

to

read

these

instructions

carefully.

NAME

OF

PARTS

•

Film

Counter

Window

®

Shutter

Release

Button

®

Strap

Eyelet

•

Photo

Sensor

®

Big

Viewfinder

Window

®

Lens

Cover/Lens

•

Power

(Lens

Cover)

Switch

®

Built-in

Flash

®

Red-eye

Reduction

LED

•

Back

Cover

Latch

•

Film

Take-up

Spool

•

Beady

Monitor

®

Finder

Eyepiece

•

Film

Chamber

•

Film

Rewind

Shaft

•

Back

Cover

•

Film

Check

Window

•

Battery

Chamber

Cover

•

Fiim

Rewind

Switch

•

Film

Guides

•

Tripod

Socket

7

ATTACHING

THE

STRAP

(Fig.

1)

1.

Insert

the

loop

at

the

end

of

the

Strap

under

the

Strap

Eyelet.

2.

Insert

the

other

end

of

the

Strap

through

the

loop

and

tie

the

Strap

onto

Strap

Eyelet.

INSERTING

THE

BATTERY

I.Open

the

Battery

Chamber

Cover

In

the

direction

of

the

arrow

by

pushing

it

out.

(Fig.

2)

2.

Insert

two

AA-size

batteries,

checking

that

(+)

and

(-)

on

the

battery

are

aiigned

according

to

the

polarity

information

inside

the

Battery

Chamber.

3.

Close

the

Battery

Chamber

Cover

by

Pushing

it

until

it

latches.

Notes:

•

Do

not

use

Nickel

Cadmium

batteries.

•

With

the

battery

inserted

incorrectly,

the

camera

will

not

work.

Make

sure

the

battery

is

installed

as

shown

in

(

Fig.

3

).

•

Remove

AA

batteries

from

the

camera

when

you

do

not

expect

to

use

it

for

a

long

period

time.

•

Don’t

try

to

break

up

or

recharge

the

battery

or

throw

it

into

fire.

•

Keep

the

battery

out

of

the

reach

of

chiidren.

8

SETTING

THE

FILM

SPEED

(Fig.

4)

1.

This

camera

is

designed

to

use

DXKxxled

films

with

ISO

ranging

from

100

to

400.

2.

Your

camera

automatically

sets

the

correct

film

speed

by

reading

black-and-silver

patterns

on

the

film

cassettes.

LOADING

THE

FILM

1.

Push

the

Back

Cover

Lock

downward

to

open.

(Fig.

5)

2.

Load

the

film

cassette

into

the

Film

Chamber

and

pull

out

enough

film

leader

to

extend

past

the

Film

Leader

Mark.

(Fig.

6)

3.

Make

sure

the

film

stays

within

the

Film

Guides

and

lies

flat.

4.

Press

the

Back

Cover

shut

so

that

the

Back

Cover

Lock

returns

to

its

original

position.

Press

the

Release

Button

2-3

times

to

advance

the

film

till

"1"

appears

in

the

counter.

The

camera

is

ready

to

take

a

picture.

(Fig.

7)

Whether

there

is

film

in

your

camera

or

not

can

be

confirmed

by

the

Film

Check

Window.

HOLDING

YOUR

CAMERA

(Fig.

8)

Always

use

both

hands

to

steady

your

camera.

*

When

holding

the

camera

vertically

always

position

it

with

the

flash

at

the

top.

*

Be

careful

not

to

place

your

fingers

over

the

lens,or

flash.

9

AUTO

FLASH

PHOTOGRAPHY

1.

If

additional

light

is

required,

the

Built-in

Flash

automatically

activates.

*

Recommended

Flash

Shooting

Range

(ISO

100)

1.2m-about3.7m

(3.9ft-12ft).

2.

When

the

flash

is

recharged

and

full,

the

Ready

Monitor

lights

up.

(Fig.

9)

Then,

press

the

Shutter

Release

Button

to

take

a

flash

photograph.

*

When

the

flash

is

fully

charged,

the

Ready

Monitor

will

be

turned

off

after

approx.

45

sec.

The

Ready

Monitor

lights

again

to

tell

you

that

the

flash

Is

ready

when

pressing

the

Shutter

Release

Button

halfway.

*

When

the

flash

is

used,

it

will

take

about

8

seconds

to

charge

the

flash

fully.

*

As

soon

as

the

recycle

time

of

flash

charge

exceeds

20

sec,

it

means

that

the

batteries

are

near

exhausted

and

should

be

replaced

by

fresh

ones

immediately.

RED

EYE

REDUCTION

This

camera

is

designed

to

activate

Red-eye

Reduction

automatically.

This

makes

it

possible

to

minimize

the

red-eye

effect

that

sometimes

occurs

when

taking

portrait

photographs

with

flash.

Now

it's

easy

for

anyone

to

take

superior

shots

of

people.

Press

the

Release

smoothly

to

half

way

and

hold

there

for

at

least

one

second

to

turn

the

Red-eye

LED,

then

press

all

the

way

down

to

take

a

picture.

10

TAKING

PICTURES

Open

the

Lens

Cover

by

sliding

the

Power

Button

to

0

mark.

(Fig.

10)

Lens

Cover

is

interlocked

with

the

safety

mechanism

of

the

camera.

You

can

fire

the

camera

only

when

the

lens

Cover

is

completely

open.

Aim

and

compose

the

objects

through

the

viewfinder,

then

press

the

Release

Button

smoothly

to

take

a

picture.

REWINDING

THE

FILM

1.

After

the

end

of

the

film

has

been

reached

or

if

you

wish

to

rewind

the

film

before

reaching

the

end

of

the

film,

push

the

Film

Rewind

Button

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

The

film

will

automatically

rewind.

(Fig.

11)

2.

After

the

film

is

fully

rewound,

it

will

stops

automatically

and

"S"

is

seen

in

the

Film

Counter

Window.

(Fig.

12)

Be

careful

not

to

touch

the

inner

lens

surface

with

your

fingers

or

the

edge

of

film.

11

DATA

BACK

SYSTEM

Printing

the

Date

and

Time

(QUARTZDATE

model

only)

1.

P

r

ess

the

MODE

button

O

to

choose

the

desired

mode.

1

No

data

2

Month/day/year

3

Day/month/year

4

Year/month/day

5

Day/hour/minute

Correcting

the

Data

1.

Press

the

MODE

button

O

to

choose

the

mode.

2.

Press

the

SELECT

button

®

until

the

data

you

want

to

correct

starts

blinking.

Press

the

ADJ

button

9

to

correct

it.

3.

Press

the

MODE

button

O

again

to

finish

correcting

the

data.

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TAKING

CARE

OF

YOUR

CAMERA

If

you

care

for

arxJ

handle

this

camera

properly,

you

are

going

to

be

satisfied

by

its

excellent

and

elegant

design.

The

foliowing

careless

handling

may

cause

major

damages:

1.

Dropping

and/or

banging

the

camera,

which

may

damage

it

many

ways.

(Fig.

13)

2.

Dropping

into

water

or

water

damage.

Your

camera

is

not

water-proof,

particularly

when

it

is

submerged

in

salt

water.

It

must

be

protected

from

salty

breezes

or

sprays

at

the

beach,

any

kind

of

splashing

and

rain.

If

your

camera

gets

wet,

please

wipe

it

dry

immediately

and

have

it

examined

at

an

aissigned

service

center.

(Fig.

14)

3.

Temperature

and

humidity.

You

have

to

avoid

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

humidity

may

cause

serious

damage

of

rusting

to

your

camera.

(Fig.

15)

4.

The

shutter

mechanism

and

moving

parts

of

this

camera

could

be

damaged

by

dirt

as

well

as

sand,

so

your

camera

has

to

be

cleaned

per¬

iodically

to

keep

it

operation

properly.

(Fig.

16)

5.

Make

sure

the

tripod

screw

fits

your

camera

when

mounting

it

on

a

tripod.

Please

be

reminded

that

a

longer

tripod

screw

might

puncture

and

damage

the

camera.

6.

Please

never

try

to

disassemble

the

camera,

since

the

circuit

of

this

camera

has

a

high

working

voltage.

(Fig.

17)

13

WARRANTY

POLICY

All

Pentax

cameras

purchased

through

authorized

bona

fide

photographic

distribution

channels

are

guaranteed

against

defects

of

material

or

workmanship

for

a

period

of

twelve

months

from

date

of

purchase.

Service

will

be

rendered,

and

defective

parts

will

be

replaced

without

cost

to

you

within

that

period,

provided

the

equipment

does

not

show

evidence

of

impact,

sand

or

liquid

damage,

mishandling,

tampering,

battery

or

chemical

corrosion,

operation

contrary

to

operating

instructions,

or

modification

by

an

unauthorized

repair

shop.

The

manufacturer

or

its

authorized

representatives

shall

not

be

liable

for

any

repair

or

alterations

except

those

made

with

its

written

consent

and

shall

not

be

liable

for

damages

from

delay

or

loss

of

use

or

from

other

indirect

or

consequential

damages

of

any

kind,

whether

caused

by

defective

material

or

workmanship

or

otherwise;

and

it

is

expressly

agreed

that

the

liability

of

the

manufacturer

or

its

representatives

under

all

guarantees

or

warranties,

whether

expressed

or

implied,

is

strictly

limited

to

the

replacement

of

parts

as

herein

before

provided.

No

refunds

will

be

made

on

repairs

performed

by

non-authorized

Penteix

service

facilities.

Procedure

During

12-month

Warranty

Period

Any

Pentax

which

proves

defective

during

the

12

month

warranty

period

should

be

returned

to

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

the

equipment

or

to

the

manufacturer.

If

there

is

no

representative

of

the

manufacturer

in

your

country,

send

the

equipment

to

the

manufacturer

with

postage

prepaid.

In

this

case,

it

will

take

a

14

considerable

length

of

lime

before

the

equipment

can

be

returned

to

you

owing

to

the

complicated

customs

procedures

required.

If

the

equipment

is

covered

by

warranty,

repairs

wiil

be

made

and

parts

replaced

free

of

charge,

and

the

equipment

will

be

returned

to

you

upon

completion

of

servicing.

If

the

equipment

is

not

covered

by

warranty,

regular

charges

of

the

manufacturer

or

of

its

representatives

will

apply.

Shipping

charges

are

to

be

borne

by

the

owner.

If

your

Pentax

was

purchased

outside

of

the

country

where

you

wish

to

have

it

serviced

during

the

warranty

period,

regular

handling

and

servicing

fees

may

be

charged

by

the

manufacturer's

representatives

in

that

country.

Notwithstanding

this,

your

Pentax

returned

to

the

manufacturer

will

be

serviced

free

of

charge

according

to

this

procedure

and

warranty

policy.

In

any

case,

however,

shipping

charges

and

customs

clearance

fees

are

to

be

borne

by

the

sender.

To

prove

the

date

of

your

purchase

when

required,

please

keep

the

receipts

or

bills

covering

the

purchase

of

your

equipment

for

at

least

one

year.

Before

sending

your

equipment

for

servicing,

please

make

sure

that

you

are

sending

it

to

the

manufacture's

authorized

representatives

or

their

approved

repair

shops,

unless

you

are

sending

it

directly

to

the

manufacturer.

Always

obtain

a

quotation

for

the

service

charge,

and

only

after

you

accept

the

quoted

service

charge,

instruct

the

service

station

to

proceed

with

the

servicing.

The

local

warranty

policies

available

from

Pentax

distributors

in

some

countries

can

supersede

this

warranty

policy.

Therefore,

we

recommend

that

you

review

the

warranty

card

supplied

with

your

product

at

the

time

of

purchase,

or

contact

the

PENTAX

distributor

in

your

country

for

more

15

SPECIFICATIONS

Type:--

Film:-

Lens:----

Focusing:---

Focusing

Range:

--

Shutter;-

Film

Speed

Index:-

Viewfinder:--

Flash:---

Film

Winding

and

Rewinding-:

Red-eye

Reduction:--

Counter-

Power

Source;—--

Dimensions:-

*

Design

and

specification

are

-

35mm

motorized

camera

with

auto

flash”

“

35mm

perforated

cartridge

film,

24mm

x

36mm

fgrmat.

-

25mm

F6.3,3

elements

in

3

groups.

Plastic

lens.

-

Free

focus

-

1

m

to

infinity

(normal)

-

Shutter

speed

1/100

sec.

-

ISO

100/200

and

400.

-

Magiiification:

0.63X.

Field

coverage:

80%

•

Buiit-in

type,

Recycling

time:

approx.

8

sec.

AUTO

FLASH.

•;

Automatic

winding

and

power

rewind.

-

LED

lamp

light

up

before

the

shutter

is

released.

■

Additive,

automate

reset

to

”S".

When

the

camera

back

cover

is

opened

•

2

AA

alkaline

or

manganese

batteries.

(Ni-Cd

batteries

cannot

be

used.)

110

(W)

X

67.4

(H)

X

42

(D)

mm

(4.3"

X

2.7"

X

1.65")

110

(W)

X

67.4

(H)

X

43.5

(D)

mm

(4.3"

X

2.7"

X

1.7")

(With

data

back)

140g

(4.9

OZ)

^

142g(5

0Z)

(Wi

th

date

back)

subject

change

without

notice.

^

--

16

INHALT

EINZELTEILE.

anbringen

des

piemens.

EINLEGEN

DER

BATTERIE.

EINSTELLEN

DER

FILMGESCHWINDIGKEIT

FILM

EINLEGEN.

HALTEN

DER

KAMERA.

AUTOMATISCHE

BLITZLICHTFOTOGRAFIE

REDUKTION

ROTER

AUGEN.

FOTOGRAFIEREN.

FILM

ZURUCKSPULEN.

DATUM

UND

ZEIT

AUSDRUCKEN.

PFLEGE

IHRER

KAMERA.

GARANTIE.

TECHNISCHE

DATEN.

17

18

18

19

19

19

20

20

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Bevor

Sie

Ihre

Kamera

benutzen,

lesen

Sie

bitte

diese

Anieitungen

sorgfaltig

durch.

EINZELTEILE

•

Bildzahifenster

•

Ausidser

•

Riemendse

•

Fotosensor

•

GroBes

Sucherfenster

•

Linsendeckel/Linse

•

Strom

(LinserKleckel)-Schalter

•

Eingebautes

Blitzlicht

•

LED

zur

Reduktion

roter

Augen

•

Deckellasche

Ruckseite

•

Filmspule

•

Bereitschaftszustandsuberwachung

•

Sucher

•

Filmkammer

•

FilmrOckspulwinde

•

Deckel

Rtickseite

•

Filmpruflenster

•

Batteriefachdeckel

•

Filmruckspulschalter

•

Filmfuhrungen

•

StatMassung

17

ANBRINGEN

DES

RIEMENS

(Abb.

1.

Sleeken

Sie

die

Schlaufe

am

Ende

des

Rtemens

unter

die

Riemenose.

2.

Sleeken

Sie

das

andere

Ende

des

Riemens

durch

die

Sehlaufe

und

befesligen

den

Riemen

auf

der

Riemenose.

EINLEGEN

DER

BATTERIE

1.

Offnen

Sie

den

Balleriefaehdeckel,

indem

Sie

in

Pfeilrichlung

driicken.

(Abb.

2)

2.

Legen

Sie

zwei

AA-Ballerien

ein,

wobei

Sie

darauf

achten.

dall

die

Pole

(+)

und

(-)

der

Ballerie

mil

den

korreklen

Polen

im

Innem

des

Balleriefeches

ausgeriehlet

sind.

3.

Schlieiien

Sie

den

Balleriefachded<el,

indem

Sie

ihn

driicken,

bis

ereinraslel.

Anmerkungen:

•

Verwenden

Sie

keine

Nickel-Kadmium-Ballerien.

•

Wenn

die

Ballerie

unsachgemaB

eingelegt

isl,

funktionierl

die

Kamera

nichl.

Vergewissem

Sie

sich,

da(i

die

Batlerien

wie

in

(Abb.

3)

inslallierl

Sind

•

Nehmen

Sie

die

AA-Balterien

aus

der

Kamera,

wenn

Sie

sie

fur

langere

Zeit

nichl

benulzen

wollen.

•

Versuchen

Sie

nichl,

die

Balterien

neu

zu

laden,

aufzubrechen

Oder

in

offene

Flamen

zu

werfen.

•

Hallen

Sie

die

Ballerien

von

Kindern

fern.

18

EINSTELLEN

DER

FILM-

GESCHWINDIGKEIT

(Abb.

4)

1

Diese

Kamera

ist

zur

Verwendung

mit

DX-kodierten

Filmen

gedacht.

deren

ISO

von

100

bis

400

reicht.

2.

Ihre

Kamera

stellt

die

korrekte

Filmgeschwindigkeit

automatisch

ein,

indem

sie

die

schwarz-silbemen

Muster

auf

den

Filmkassetten

liest.

FILM

EINLEGEN

1

Drucken

Sie

den

Deckelverschluli

auf

der

Ruckseite

nach

unten

zum

Offnen.

(Abb.

5)

2

Legen

Sie

die

Filmkassette

in

die

Filmkammer

und

Ziehen

Filmvorlauf

bis

hinter

die

Markierung

heraus.

(Abb.

6)

3.

Vergewissem

Sie

sich,

daft

der

Film

innerhalb

der

Filmfuhrungen

bleibt

und

flach

liegt.

4.

Drucken

Sie

den

Deckel

auf

der

Ruckseite

zu.

so

dalJ

der

Deckelverschluli

auf

der

Ruckseite

in

seine

Ausgangsposition

zuriickkehrt.

Drucken

Sie

den

Ausloser

2~3mal,

urn

den

Film

vorzuspulen,

bis

“1"

im

Zahler

erscheint.

Die

Kamera

ist

nun

zum

Fotografieren

bereit.

(Abb.

7)

*

Sie

konnen

im

Filmpruffenster

nachsehen,

ob

sich

ein

Film

in

Ihrer

Kamera

befindet.

HALTEN

DER

KAMERA

(Abb.

8)

*

Halten

Sie

Ihre

Kamera

immer

mit

beiden

Handen,

*

Wenn

Sie

die

Kamera

vertikai

halten.

positionieren

Sie

sie

immer

mit

dem

Blitzlicht

obenauf.

*

Achten

Sie

darauf,

nicht

Ihre

Finger

vor

Linse

Oder

Blitzlicht

zu

halten.

19

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