Minolta VECTIS 40 Manuel d'instructions

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GlowingBlinking SlowlyFlash is charged.1716NAMES OF PARTS ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE STRAPAttachingInsert the strap tab into the strap port until it ‘

19INSTALLING THE BATTERY18INSTALLING THE BATTERYYour camera uses one 3-volt CR2 lithium battery to supply power for all camera operations.1. Using a c

21LOADING FILM20INSTALLING THE BATTERYBattery WarningPower is low, but sufficient for all camera operations.Keep a new battery handy.If there is no di

23LOADING FILM22LOADING FILMImportant – Before opening the Film Chamber• Wipe all water, sand, and grit off of the camera.• Make sure the film cassett

25TAKING PICTURES24LOADING FILMIf blinks in the data panel, open the film chamber and remove the cassette.• Your camera can not load a film cassette

27TAKING PICTURES26TAKING PICTURES3. Looking through the viewfinder, frame the subject asdesired.Push the zoom lever to the right to zoom in. Push the

This camera can be used to a depth ofapproximately 10m (33 ft.). Picture sharpnessand flash range are affected by water clarity.Non-flash exposures ta

31SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS30SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONSSome subjects or scenes, such as those described below, are difficult for the autofocussyste

33FOCUS HOLD32FOCUS HOLDSubjects outside the focus frame may not be in focus. Usefocus hold to ensure accurate focusing.1. Center your subject in the

35USING THE BUILT-IN FLASHUSING THE BUILT-IN FLASH34Autoflash mode is set when the control dial is turned to , the flash will fire automaticallyin lo

New processing...In addition to returning your prints in theformat you selected, certified photofinisherswill return your Advanced Photo System filmi

37USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH36USING THE BUILT-IN FLASHTurn the control dial to .• Warn your subject(s) that the red-eye-reduction lamp on the front of

39REWINDING THE FILM38USING THE BUILT-IN FLASHTurn the control dial to .• The shutter speed will most likely be slow. Use of a tripod isrecommended.N

41DATE IMPRINTING40REWINDING THE FILMManual RewindUse manual rewind when you want to remove the film before exposing the last frame.1. Turn the contro

43DATE IMPRINTING42DATE IMPRINTINGSetting the Date and Time• This camera has an automatic calendar through the year 2030.1. Turn the control dial to

45DATE IMPRINTING44DATE IMPRINTINGChanging the Date/Time Format1. Turn the control dial to OFF.2. Press the date/select button until the date displayb

47SELF TIMER46SELF TIMERThe self-timer delays release of the shutter for approximately ten seconds.2. Press the self-timer/adjust button.• will appear

49CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA48CARING FOR YOUR CAMERA• If the camera body is dirty, wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth.• After using the camera in or nea

50LAB SERVICES51LAB SERVICESTake your film to a photolab displaying the AdvancedPhoto System logo to receive the best possible prints.Photofinishers d

5352SPECIFICATIONSCamera Type: Water resistant IX240 Lens Shutter TypeLens: 30 - 50mm f/4.0 – 6.4 (approx. 38 - 63mm in the 35mm format )Viewfinder Ma

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32TABLE OF CONTENTSDate ImprintingImprinting the Date or Time 41Setting the Date and Time 42Changing the Date/Time Format 44Self-Timer 46Caring for yo

54FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE FOR PROPER AND SAFE USERead and understand all cautions and warnings before using this product.Batteries may become hot or e

• Do not surf with the camera.76USING IN/AROUND WATER USING IN/AROUND WATERThis camera is water resistant and can be used in the rain, snow, or underw

98USING IN/AROUND WATER USING IN/AROUND WATER• The gaskets will be damaged if the camerais not washed in fresh water after exposureto salt water.• Cle

11USING IN/AROUND WATER10USING IN/AROUND WATER• Inspect the gaskets and joining surfaces every timethe film or battery chambers are opened. If the sea

1312OPERATING CONDITIONS OPERATING CONDITIONS• This camera is designed for use from -10 to 40 °C (14 to 104 °F).• Never leave your camera where it may

1514NAMES OF PARTS NAMES OF PARTSControl dialZoom leverShutter-release buttonRed-eye reduction/Self-timer lamp*Meter window*Strap portData panelFlash*