Fujifilm Instax 200 16026642 ユーザーズマニュアル

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  FUJIFILM  INSTANT COLOR FILM instax

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PRECAUTIONS DURING USE

Use the density control on the camera to adjust the final

density.

The density control has the following level settings.

Resulting Density Level Required Density Control Adjustment

• Normal

Keep at center position

• High

Move towards LIGHTEN

• Low

Move towards DARKEN

When loading a film pack, align the yellow line on the

pack with the yellow line in the film compartment of

the camera. The instax instant camera is provided

with a small, round window on the back cover that

allows you to verify the camera's loading status.

Yellow line

For details, refer to the instructions of your camera.

Fill-in Flash

It is recommended that you press the camera's fill-in

flash button when shooting a subject under backlit or

outdoor, shady conditions that would otherwise result in

an excessively dark photo.

Film Temperature at Time of Use

• This film is engineered for optimum performance at

25°C, but will deliver good results when used within a

temperature range of 5°C to 40°C.

• When exposing at 5°C or below, place the photo into

your pocket immediately after it has been ejected

from the camera to keep it warm. Take care not to

bend or fold the photo at this time.

Photo Handling after Exposure

• Always hold the photo by the edges after it has been

ejected from the camera.

• Do not leave the photo under direct sunlight while the

image is still emerging.

• Do not bend, fold, or put pressure on the photo. This

may cause unevenness in the photo.

5.

FILM HANDLING

CAUTION

• Do not put this film in the mouth. Take special

care to keep this film away from small children or

pets.

• Each film sheet contains a caustic processing

fluid. Never cut, tear or punch holes in unused

films.

• Upon ejection from the camera, the film immedi-

ately begins to self-develop. The processing

fluid in the film will be slightly caustic for about

ten minutes. Avoid skin contact with this pro-

cessing fluid during this time.

• Should you get some of this processing fluid on

your skin, flush it off immediately with lots of

water. If any of the fluid gets into your mouth or

eyes, flush the affected area immediately with

lots of water, then see your doctor.

• Photographic properties may change with time. Be

sure to use the film before the expiration date on the

package.

• Airport baggage inspection equipment use X-rays

that may cause irreparable damage to film, including

streaking in the final photos. It is thus recommended

that you present film packs and loaded cameras to

airport security personnel for visual inspection when

passing through a baggage check.

• Film fogging may occur in hospitals, factories, labo-

ratories and other locations using X-rays. Keep films

away from radiation sources.

6.

FILM STORAGE

•

The photographic and physical properties of film

are adversely affected by high temperature and hu-

midity, as well as by formalin vapor and other harm-

ful gases. To minimize these adverse effects, film

should be stored in a dry, well ventilated place.

•

Cameras loaded with film should be stored with as

little exposure as possible to harmful gases, high

temperatures, and high humidity.  New building

materials (such as coated plywood) and newly-

manufactured furniture, paints and bonding agents

are a possible source of formalin vapor. Do not

store loaded cameras or film within their vicinity.

•

After loading film into a camera, you should expose

it as soon as possible.

•

For long-term storage, keep film in a refrigerator (at

a temperature below 10°C). Place opened film