20 Most Recent Pentax K100D Super Digital SLR Camera - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Go into the menu and somewhere in the settings there will be a 'reset to defult' setting. Its in every camera ive ever looked at, might be the last place to look but it will be there.

I cant find anything at all to do with 'Pentax N73', are you sure you have correct model details, can you post a photo of the camera to help narrow down the search. There is nothing in the Ricoh/Pentax site at all regarding this model.

Most cameras of this age work this way as standard, press the shutter button half way to activate the light meter. I dont have a K2 but in the K1000 and KX the meter doesn't stay on when you take pressure off the shutter button. Its probably not broken.

If the lenses are PK / PKA bayonet fitting, yes - if they are autofocus as well, this is a bonus, as that too should work. If they are M42 screw-fit, then you'll need an adapter, and all functions (zoom, focus, exposure) will be strictly manual.

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turn green mode off my camera how to turn offf green mode just hit the green button, its the delete pic button as well, but it can be used to turn green mode on ...

Thereis a little clip that holds focus screen up in mirror box. You need to use tweezers to release and pull screen. Keep dustless or youll see it all. Katzeye?

Sounds like an improper light setting.

I found you a video that shows you how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPRtqapenFo

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Before you attach it to your camera you must check the trigger voltage first, never use an old flash unit until you check the trigger voltage with a multimeter, most old flash units have a huge trigger voltage that will damage your camera. Very simple to check the voltage on that Sunpak 622, turn on your volt meter and set it to about 200 volts DC, turn on your Sunpak flash and apply the RED lead to the bottom contact, apply the Black lead to the side of the hot shoe and look for the ground, usually a small metal piece on the side. Now look at the meter, if it shows a voltage of 6 volts or less then it is safe to use on your camera, if voltage is higher, say 12 volts or more, don't use it. A high trigger voltage will certainly mess up your camera in the long run. Even if it has a safe voltage of 6 volts or less, you will only be able to use that flash in Manual Mode, the newer cameras will not sync or recognize an old flash unit. I have an old Vivitar flash unit that I can safely use on my Canon XTI because the old vivitar has a trigger voltage of 5 volts, safe for all newer digital cameras.