Kyocera YASHICA T ZOOM User Manual

(^1-3 Photography Concepts^
Regarding the Film
Film speed is the sensitivity of film to light, designated as ISO 100 or 400, etc. A larger ISO value indicates
the higher sensitivity, and such films can be used in poor ambient lighting conditions, while the photos of
such films have coarser grain and therefore poorer image quality.
For flash photography, use ISO 400 film which increases the possible distance for flash photography.
Possible Distances for Photography
The possible distance for photography is the range distance from the subject at which the shot can be focused,
(strictly speaking, the distance between the subject and the film plane.) The possible distance for photography
of this camera is from 50 cm to oo (infinity), but the following shooting situations may limit the shooting range.
<Close-up Photography>
When the distance from the camera to the subject is shorter than 1.0 m, this is called close-up photography.
The camera can shoot as close as 50 cm at wide-angle, and 50 cm
at telephoto. With this type of camera, there is a difference
(parallax) between what you see in the viewfinder and the actual
picture when taking close-up photography. In order to avoid this,
compose the subject within the close-range area frame. (See Page
18 for the details on the close-up photography.)
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Kyocera YASHICA T ZOOM Specifications

General

Brand	Kyocera
Model	YASHICA T ZOOM
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English