Pentax 105WR - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – Field Procedures; Advanced shooting techniques:; press the shutter release; . When you do so, the green LED next to the eyehole will either
- Page 3 – is shaded and in front of a bright background.; NOTE: If you use the no-flash setting in low light, you should use the; Press the button again, and you are back to fully automatic.
- Page 4 – If the battery is correctly loaded, the zoom lens will move
CAMERA USE
(Written by Josey Paul, Streamkeeper volunteer, 7/20/2000)
Simplified instructions for the Pentax IQZoom105WR (with date)
Basic features:
The IQZoom105WR is easy and fun to use. This is a Class 5 weather-resistant camera, which
means you can drop it in the surf, wash the dirt and salt off under a faucet and it will be fine. It is
not waterproof. It is not an underwater camera, but you can shoot it all day in the rain. It is fully
automated and has a 38mm to 105 mm zoom lens that goes from a mild wide angle to a 2.8
power telephoto. It prints the date on each photograph. It takes high-quality 35mm photographs.
Your only worry with this camera is the battery, which can handle about a dozen rolls of 36-
exposure film. So carry a spare and watch for the low-battery warning on the LCD screen (see
last page).
The easy way to take pictures:
1.
Turn on the camera.
2.
Aim.
3.
Zoom in or out (with zoom lever on top right side of camera).
4.
Push the shutter release (black button on top right side of camera).
The camera does everything else. It advances the film automatically after each shot. It even
rewinds automatically after the last shot.
Loading Film:
1.
Turn the camera off.
2.
Open the back. (Push down the small lever on the left side of the back of the camera.)
3.
Insert the cartridge in the slot on the right.
4.
Stretch the film leader to the take up spool on the left. The tip of the film should line up with
the line etched on the upper left side and indicated by a small arrow.
5.
Close the back.
The film advances automatically. The computer screen on the top of the camera should show “1,”
to indicate that it is ready to take the first shot. If it shows an “E,” you probably didn’t stretch the
film far enough or you left it with too much slack. Open the camera and try again.
Field Procedures
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Edition, 2009
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Summary
CAMERA USE Field Procedures 11 th Edition, 2009 Advanced shooting techniques: This camera will take fine photographs almost every time with nothing more than a point-and- shoot strategy. The camera will tell you if it sees a potential problem. The trick is to press the shutter release lightly before...
CAMERA USE Field Procedures 11 th Edition, 2009 The Flash Button (lower left button) is the most complicated and the most useful. In normal setting, the flash and exposure controls are automatic. Press this button once, and you will see a flash symbol. This means the flash will pop no matter what th...
CAMERA USE Field Procedures 11 th Edition, 2009 3. Insert the new battery with the + and – sides matching the indications in the battery compartment (Fig. 2). Close the battery chamber cover (Fig. 3). 4. If the battery is correctly loaded, the zoom lens will move slightly and the motor will operate ...
