Samsung VEGA1400 User Manual [zh]

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NOTE/

• This camera will not function without a battery.

• Use one 3V lithium battery(CR-123A or DL-123A).

• The lens cap automatically opens when the Power button is turned on.

• Do not open the lens cap with your fingers.

The shutter does not operate in the following circumstances:

• When the camera has no battery or when the battery is almost drained.

• When the Power is turned off.(When the lens cap is closed.)

• When the zoom button is operating or when the film is winding or rewinding. (Rewinding will stop when the shutter button is pressed during rewinding.)

• When the film remains in the camera after rewinding.

• When the flash is being charged.

This camera is controlled electronically by a built-in microcomputer. Although unlikely, it may fail to operate under certain circumstances in which there is a strong electromagnetic field (near a TV, microwave etc.). If this occurs, please remove the lithium battery and replace after 2~3 minutes.

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CONTENTS/

Thank you for purchasing the SAMSUNG camera. Please read this manual before using your camera..

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREPARATION

Part names ..................................................................................6

LCD panel ...................................................................................9

Viewfinder and Indicators .........................................................11

Attaching the strap ....................................................................11

Loading the battery ...................................................................13

Checking the battery .................................................................15

Loading the film .........................................................................16

Using the camera.......................................................................18

Holding the camera ..................................................................19

Taking pictures ..........................................................................20

Adjusting the diopter .................................................................22

Buzzer operation .......................................................................23

TAKING PHOTOS

Rewinding the film ....................................................................25

Date and caption (Q.D. model only)........................................ 27

Clock/Calendar function(non Q.D. model only) .......................30

Using the flash mode ................................................................32

Using the shooting mode .........................................................33

Using the self mode ..................................................................34

Auto red-eye reduction .............................................................35

Auto flash ..................................................................................36

Flash off .....................................................................................38

Fill-in flash .................................................................................39

Fill-in flash and red-eye reduction ............................................40

Bulb shooting (B Shutter) .........................................................41

Flash off & Bulb shooting (B Shutter) .......................................42

Snap shooting ...........................................................................43

Portrait zoom .............................................................................44

Continuous shooting .................................................................45

Spot shooting ............................................................................46

Landscape shooting..................................................................47

Using the focus lock ..................................................................48

Self-timer ...................................................................................50

Double self-timer .......................................................................51

2 second delayed shutter release ............................................52

Remote control shooting(Option) .............................................53

Replacing the battery of the remote control(Option) ....................54

Macro photography ...................................................................55

Panorama photography ............................................................56

IMPORTANT NOTES

Care and storage ......................................................................57

Trouble shooting .......................................................................59

SPECIFICATIONS

Checking the camera ...............................................................64

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PART NAMES /

Front / Top

PREPARATION

Autofocus window

LCD panel

Power button

Shooting mode dial

Shutter button

Remote control sensor

(Q.D. Model only)

Exposure sensor

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Flash button (Flash mode selection button)

Buzzer ON/OFF button Self mode button

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DATE or TIME button (Date and Caption selection button)

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Lens

Viewfinder

Flash Self-timer lamp

Rear / Bottom

Autofocus indicator(Green LED)

Flash indicator(Red LED)

Diopter adjustment dial

Viewfinder

Panorama switch

Zoom Button(WIDE)

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Zoom Button(TELE)

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Strap eyelet

Tripod socket

Film check window

Mid-roll rewind button

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Back cover release button

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Interior

Film sensor

DX contacts

Back cover Film pressure plate

Film pressure roller Spool

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LCD P ANEL/

Bulb shooting(B Shutter)(

Remote control shooting( /P.53) 8

Date(Year, Month, Date, Time) 13

Self-timer( /P.50) 1

Slow shutter sync( /P.38) 2 Red-eye reduction( /P.35) 4

Macro photography( /P.55) 6

Caption Letter indicator 14

BULB /P.41) 3

Month 5

Year 7

Focal length unit(mm) 9

Seconds(s) 10

Focal length 11

Exposure counter 12

NOTE

For more information regarding the mark, refer to the pages in ( ). When the back-light control function is selected, the flash will operate regardless of ambient lighting conditions.

2 sec. delayed shutter release 16 Double self-timer( /P.51) 17 Buzzer indicator( /P.23) 18 Spot shooting( /P.46) 19 Snap shooting(SNAP/P.43) 20 Portrait zoom( /P.44)

21 Continuous shooting( /P.45)

Film present indicator 23

Battery condition indicator 24

Landscape mode( /P.47) 25

Exposure unit(EX) 26

Film rewinding indicator 27

Back-cover open indicator 28

Film loading failure warning indicator(E)

Film loading indicator

Date or caption print mark

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VIEWFINDER AND INDICATORS /

Viewfinder

ATTACHING THE STRAP/

Close range picture area mark

- WIDE : Optimum picture area when shoot within 0.68m~1.1 m

- TELE : Optimum picture area when shoot within 0.87m ~ 2m

Picture area frame

- WIDE : Optimum picture area when shoot over 1.1 m

- TELE : Optimum picture area when shoot over 2m

Autofocus frame (Focus on the subject with this frame)

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Refer to the illustrations above.

Indicators/

Green/

Red/

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1. Autofocus Indicator (Green LED)

When illuminated this confirms that conditions are suitable for picture taking. When the subject is too close, (within 0.68m (2.23ft), the LED will blink rapidly and the shutter will lock. (Refer to page 23 for information of buzzer operation) The Auto Macro mode will be selected when the subject is within the range (0.68m ~ 1.1m). At this point the LED will blink slowly.

2. Flash Indicator (Red LED) Illuminates when the flash is fully charged. (In low light conditions) Blinks rapidly when the flash is being charged. (Shutter will be locked) It blinks quickly if you are out of the range. Blinks slowly to indicate that the camera requires steady support (preferably a tripod) to avoid camera shake.

LOADING THE BA TTERY/

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1. Open the chamber cover by sliding the battery chamber cover.

2. Insert a new battery and ensure it is placed in the correct position.

3. Close the chamber cover.

NOTE

Use one CR-123A or DL-123A battery. The camera will automatically turn the power off when not used after 3 minutes.

Remove the battery from the camera when the camera is not used for an extended period.

Be sure to check the date and shooting mode when you load a new battery. If the date or time is incorrect, please refer to page 27 and adjust accordingly.

CHECKING THE BA TTERY/

You can check the battery life on the LCD panel.

1. Normal operation

- The battery condition indicator does not appear.

2. The indicator appears half way.

- The battery life is low and you should ensure that a replacement battery is available.

3. The indicator blinks.

- The battery is exhausted. Load a new battery.

NOTE

Do not remove the battery while the camera is operating, because it may cause the camera to malfunction. Battery performance is reduced in low temperatures (under -10 (14 ));Try to keep the camera warm between shots. (The battery will operate normally again when the temperature returns to normal). Please dispose of the exhausted battery with care. Some local authorities may require batteries to be disposed of separately from other refuse.

LOADING THE FILM/

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1. Open the back cover by sliding the release knob as shown above.

2. Insert a roll of film in the chamber. Do not force the film into position.

3. The film should lie flat.

4. Close the back cover. It will close with a “click”.

5. The film will automatically advance until the film counter reads “1”.

6. If a film is loaded incorrectly, the LCD panel will display an “E” warning signal. (Refer to page 23 for information of buzzer operation) Reload the film following the steps shown above.

NOTE

The camera automatically adjusts for ISO 50-3200 DX film. When you use non-DX film, the camera will set the film speed at ISO 100. Load the film in subdued lighting.

USING THE CAMERA/

Press the Power button to turn the power on. The indicators will appear on the LCD panel.

If the camera is not used for 3 minutes, the power will be turned off automatically. While looking through the viewfinder, aim the camera at the subject and operate the zoom buttons. Press the (Tele) button to move the lens out and press the (Wide) button to move the lens in . During this operation, the LCD panel shows the focal lengths in the following sequence 38, 45, 55, 70, 80, 90, 105, 120, 130, 140 mm.

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38, 45, 55, 70, 80, 90, 105, 120, 130, 140 mm.

HOLDING THE CAMERA/

In order to avoid camera shake, hold the camera steady, especially

when using longer focal lengths (Tele). Place the camera strap over your wrist. Both elbows (horizontal picture) or one elbow (vertical picture) should be held close to your body. Keep your eye close to the viewfinder when using the camera. This ensures correct framing. Ensure you can see all four sides of the viewing frame when composing your shot.

NOTE

Avoid obstructing the lens when you take a picture. Pictures can be spoiled when a finger, hair or camera strap falls in front of the Lens, Exposure Sensor or Auto-focus Windows. When you take vertical pictures with flash, the flash should be above the lens.

TAKING PICTURES/

Aim the Autofocus frame at a subject.(Refer to page 12)

Press the Shutter button half way down. The lens is focused when the green lamp turns on. If a subject is between 0.68m (2.23ft) and 1.1m (3.61ft), the green lamp blinks slowly and Macro mode is set automatically. If a subject is within 0.68m (2.23ft), the green lamp blinks quickly to indicate that the subject is too close and the shutter is locked. Ensure that the camera/subject distance is 0.68m or more. Press the Shutter button all the way down to take a picture. The film will automatically advance after shooting and the frame counter will advance. Exposure range (WIDE) : 0.68m ~ (TELE) : 0.87m ~

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NOTE

When the flash is being charged, the flash indicator ( AUTO) on the LCD panel blinks and the shutter will not operate.

When the Red LED blinks slowly, use a tripod or support the camera to avoid camera shake.

In order to avoid camera shake, hold the camera steadily and press the Shutter button gently, particularly when using longer focal lengths.(Tele) After taking pictures, turn off the camera. This will protect the lens and prevent unintended shots. (If not used for 3 minutes, the camera will turn off

Should a subject be closer than 0.68m, the LED will blink rapidly to indicate that the subject is too close and the shutter will lock. Under certain circumstances, the autofocus system will be over-ridden. The camera will then function, even though the subject is too close. Some examples of this are : - A low contrast and bright subject

- Strong light directed towards the camera - The subject is closer than 0.3m

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