Pentax IQZcom200, IQZcom200 orte User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model: PENTAX IQ Zoom 200
- Zoom Lens: 48-200
- Film Type: Any DX-coded films, ISO 25 – 3200
- Film Advance: Utilizes First Frame Auto Film Advance Mechanism
- Focus: Utilizes Five Point Auto Focus with Spot Focus option
- Flash: The unit has automatic flash for low light photo with red-eye reduction
- Self-Timer: Unit has delay self timer for 10 seconds
- Remote Control: Available as an option
- Multi-Exposure Mode: There is a mode for superimposing multi-exposures onto one frame
- Panorama Format: Enables the shooting of 13x36mm horizontal motion films
- LCD panel Shows: Shooting info and settings
- Battery: Approximately ten rolls while using flash 50 % of the time.
- Working Temperature - 50C to -10C (122F to 14F)
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What type of films can be loaded into the PENTAX IQ Zoom 200?
A: The camera is appropriate for the use of DX-coded films within an ISO limit of 25 and a maximum of 3200.
- Q: Is there a self-timer in the camera? If yes how long does it take?
A: Yes, the camera has a built in self-timer. This self-timer works by releasing the shutter in approximately 10 seconds.
- Q: Is there a built-in flash in the camera?
A: The camera has an inbuilt flash that pops out standardly in the dark and denoted advanced red eye functions as well.
- Q: Can I use a remote control with this camera?
A: Depending what amount you are willing to spend, there is an optional add on in the form of a wireless remote which will allow users to a shutter from a distance.
- Q: What is the operational temperature range for the camera?
A: As for temperature limits, the device can work well from fifty degrees Celsius to negative ten degrees Celsius.
- Q: How do I switch between panorama and standard format?
A: The device has a panorama lever which when moved allows users to toggle between standart and panorama modes.
- Q: How does the autofocus system work?
A: The autofocus system have a five pointer af as well, it uses defining modes spots f where a user is required to concentrate on explicit areas within the frame.
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