Photography - Page 5 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

What manufacturer and model camera is it, please?

No. Unlikely.

You have yourself a camera with pedigree and it would be a shame not to put a few rolls of film through it before you decide whether to continue to use it, store it as a collectible or sell it on. Using a manual film camera is interesting and rewarding and can be fun - it is an experience no one should miss. Like learning to drive, at first there seems too many things to think of but with the help of a little reading most people soon master the basics. There is plenty of information online - see link below... https://www.google.com/search?q=K1000+Pentax+camera&rlz=1C1CAFB_enGB673GB676&oq=K1000+Pentax+camera&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Have fun!

Reasonably simple - the camera goes on top, the three legs are extended to whatever height you require, and the feet placed on the ground.

It would be helpful if you provided the make and model so that people can help you with your question.

Yes - what about them ?

Take out the batteries.

there is a just option you need to reset it..

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On many cameras, a lens error means the lens is not set to is highest f/stop such as f/16 f/22 and the like. The lens must be put in that mode for the camera so that the camera electronics can auto set the f/stop as needed. First thing I would do is look at the f/stop on lens with manual f/stop settings; such as the Nikon 50mm f/1.8D making sure it is set to the highest f/ number (smallest opening). Remove the lens check the dial. Also, is the battery fully charged? If all that is okay then do the following couple of things; 1. Get yourself a film change bag, they look like a black plastic/rubberish T-shirt. Put the camera in there make sure the bottom is fully closed, put your arms through the sleeves, they have elastic keeping light out. Open the camera carefully remove the film canister then using your fingers rewind the film back into the canister. 2. Okay, you do not have access to a film change bag, easy get a thick blanket or two, go in to a closet, close the door, put a towel at the bottom, cover your camera as best as you can then do the same as if you were using a change bag. Important, make sure you are in a completely dark place without ANY LIGHT working its way through to you. Next, being as your are using film, big congratulations for that, purchase a change bag from Adorama, Amazon, B&HPhoto. Every film shooter should have one. Hope the above helps you.

a) Please do not shout. b) All the information that you require will be in the manual.

Try the mfr, or Ebay. Or ask at your local second-hand photo dealer - they often have a 'rummage bin'.

Probably find there is no Win10 driver for it.

Try Ebay. Stating the make and model of the frame will help as well.

Remove the battery

If you unjam the film, that will probably help. A quick look at Google shows multiple videos which may help you to diagnose and correct the error.

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Plug it into what ?

Check in the manual to see if a) that size card is compatible, and b) if the images are in the correct format.