User manual KOMPERNASS EBENCH MINI CAM 35 AF CAMERA SET

[. . . ] When the camera is loaded with a battery and the camera is turned ON, the Liquid Crystal Display Panel (Fig 2) will display as appropriate the following functions: no film loaded; frame counting; " " charging; "auto " (ON and READY); red eye reduction and self-timer. When the battery door is opened to replace battery, the LCD panel will go blank and the frame counter will reset to zero. For convenience, replace the battery only when film is not loaded. LCD indicates "1" which appears after 4th frame advance. [. . . ] 0 m The range of the flash depends on the film speed you are using. Make sure your subject is positioned within the flash range to ensure proper exposure. Pictures of people or pets taken at low light levels may exhibit "Red-Eye" effect. the eye pupils appear as red spots in the pictures. This can be reduced by having your subject look away from the camera or by turning on bright room lights. Additionally this camera is equipped with a Red-eye Reduction feature. Depressing the Shutter Release Button halfway will turn on a high power Red Eye Reduction LED (10) on the front of the camera. This will cause the subject's eye pupils to close partially, reducing the "Red-Eye" effect. 2g) will be most effective when your subject is in the center of the picture. This function allows you to take double or multiple exposures. press the multifunction switch (1) and select the function (ME). Then press the shutter release (2) and take the first exposure. In this mode the film is not wound on, but the camera is ready to take another photograph. For example: You wish to combine the clear outlines and details of a sunset with the lights (e. Unfortunately, the lights are not yet switched on. This is how you can do it: Set up your camera, ideally on a stand, sight on your subject and press the multifunction switch (1) and then select the function (ME). Press the shutter release (2) and make the first exposure. As soon as the town lights have been switched on, select the function OFF with the multifunction switch and make the second exposure. Note: You can make even more exposures on the same negative. To do this, select the multiple exposure function (ME) again before the additional exposure. At the end of the roll of film, the motor film advance will stop automatically, and you will not be able to take more pictures. When motor sound stops, indicating rewinding is complete, check that the frame counter reads "0". [. . . ] If your main subject is near the edge of the picture you can use the autofocus lock feature. 1) Centre your main subject in the viewfinder. 2) Depress and hold the Shutter Release Button halfway to lock the focus ON. 3) While still holding the Shutter Release Button halfway, recompose the picture as you desire it and take the picture. [. . . ]