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PENTAX

Thank

you

very

much

for

choosing

the

Pentax

Mini

Sport

35

camera,

a

compact

camera

featuring

a

built-in

flash

unit.

Before

starting

to

use

the

camera,

be

sure

to

read

this

instruction

booklet

thoroughly

to

familiarize

yourself

with

its

correct

operation

and

to

ensure

full

and

lasting

performance.

Contentt^_—

Description

of

Parts.

.

Installing

Batteries

.

.

Setting

the

Film

Speed

Loading

the

Film

.

.

.

Taking

Pictures

....

Flash

Photography

.

.

Rewinding

the

Film,

.

Camera

Care.

Specifications.

Warranty

Policy....

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.6

.8

.9

12

13

15

16

17

18

Description

of

Parts

O

Exposure

Counter

O

Shutter

Release

Button

O

Viewfinder

O

Film

Rewind/Back

Cover-Release

Knob

O

Film

Rewind

Crank

O

CdS

Sensor

O

Flash

Unit

O

Flash

On/Off

Switch

O

Film

Speed

Selector

iE)

Lens*Cover*Release-

Lever

F»F'

tM

T

AX

mint

t

JS

Installing

^tteries

This

camera

is

powered

by

two

1.5V

A

A

penUght

batteries.

Be

sure

to

use

two

fresh

batteries

of

the

same

type.

O

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

by

sliding

it

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

□

lns<?rt

two

batteries

in

the

battery

compartment

with

t.ieir

<+)

and

(~)

sides

facing

correctly

as

indica

ed

inside

the

cover.

Do

ot

use

Ni-Cd

or

other

reel

argeable

batteries.

Battery

Check

Slide

the

flash

on/off

switch

upward

to

'"ON".

If

the

flash-ready

lamp

glows

within

a

few

seconds,

it

means

the

batteries

are

good.

If

It

takes

more

than

30

seconds

to

glow,

replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

Battery

Life

With

a

set

of

fresh

alkaline

batteries

you

should

be

able

to

take

about

360

flash

shots

in

succession,

(In

ambient

temperatures

of

20

degrees

centigrade.)

Settii

9

the

Film

Speed

;,;t

I

.i

H

S^>^^ed

Set

th

film

speed

by

aligning

the

selector

with

the

cc

responding

ISO

number

ot

the

film

in

use.

The

f

n

speed

is

marked

on

the

film's

external

packi

g

box.

.

-

-

.

1

Use

films

with

speed

rating

of

ISO

100,

200

1

or

400.

8

Loading

the

Film

Never

toad

or

unload

film

in

bright

light

or

direct

sunlight.

D

Open

the

back

cover

by

pulling

the

f

ilm-rewind/back

cover*release

knob

upwards.

Film

Perforations

Film

cassette

B

Place

film

cassette

into

the

film

chamber.

B

Insert

film

end

into

one

of

the

slots

on

the

take-up

spool.

9

O

Turn

:he

film

advance

thumb-wheel

in

the

directior

of

arrow,

transporting

the

film

while

smooth!'

meshing

the

perforations

of

the

film

with

the

sprocket.

H

Close

the

back

cover.