User manual CONCORD PZ3300 AFD

[. . . ] Don't attempt to disassemble the camera yourself, since there is high-voltage circuitry inside. Please use a lintless cloth to clean gently in one direction the surface of lens when cleaning. Do not use chemically treated tissues intended for cleaning eyeglasses. The battery may be shorted when exposed to high temperature, or disposed of in fire. [. . . ] Flash indicator (on/off/charging) Landscape Red-eye reduction Night scene Remote control (Optional) Battery check Film counter Self-timer Date / Time imprinting 18 7 ough the loop and Auto Flash - The camera will flash automatically when in a low light. Flash on mode: Press the Mode button until " " is displayed on the LCD. Flash off mode: Press the Mode button until " " is displayed on the LCD. When you don't want to use flash for a more nature effect or when the use of flash is forbidden in some places. * It is recommended to use a tripod (tripod socket) or place the camera on another firm support when taking pictures in dark places. Attaching the strap Slide the small loop end of the strap through the strap eyelet (Fig. 1) and then pass the other end thr tie the strap onto the strap eyelet (fig. 2) Fig. 1 Fig. 2 16 Loading the battery 1. Insert one CR123 lithium battery with the correct positive (+) and negative (-) polarity. When traveling or planning to take many pictures, it is recommended to bring a spare battery just in case. 9 Auto Focus (Focus Lock) Date and Time Adjustment (YMD/HM) 1 25 18:15 MODE 26 18 15 26 18 15 26 18 15 '02 6 26 MODE 2 '02 6 26 MODE 3 '02 1 1 4 '02 6 1 '02 6 26 1. Center the auto-focus frame mark over the main subjects, and then press the release button halfway down to lock the focus. While still pressing the button halfway down, move the camera until your subjects are where you want them within the frame. For date/time adjustment, press "DATE" button until " 25 " is blinking, and then press the " " button to set the desired date. Repeat (2) step until the "hour", "minute" , "year" and "month" time are set all correct. After you finish, press "DATE" button to exit the adjustment mode. If the Date imprinting is not desired, press "DATE" button to select "-----" mode. 14 11 Loading the film 1 2 3 Taking pictures '02 6 26 1. Check through the film cartridge confirmation window to make sure there is no film in the camera. 3. Load the film cartridge and pull the film tip across to the film tip mark. 4. Make sure that the film lies flat and is positioned between the film guides. 5. Close the back cover, and check if the film counter on the LCD panel automatically advances to the first frame, then "1" displays on the LCD panel. Be sure not to open the film cover after you start taking pictures, or you will ruin the film. 2. If "1" does not appear on the LCD after loading the film, it means that the film is not loaded properly. Hold the camera steady with both hands, and be sure not to block the flash, autofocus window or lens with your fingers. If you want to enlarge the subjects, press the zoom Tele (T) button, and press Wide (W) button to take wide-angle shots. [. . . ] This is used for taking clear landscape picture or photographing remote scenes through glass. The flash does not fire in this mode, so the flash off is set automatically. Close-up frame Picture Frame Night Scene mode: Press the Mode button until the " " mark appears on the LCD. This mode is effective when taking pictures of people with an evening or nocturnal background. [. . . ]