Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 One-Time-Use Camera User Manual

Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 One-Time-Use Camera

INTRODUCTION

The “new” FUJICOLOR QuickSnap Flash is a one-time-use camera featuring unsurpassed-around performance levels in the FUJICOLOR QuickSnap category. Its
features are described below.

• (1) Easier-to-see-through Viewfinder
  The size of the viewfinder for the “new” QuickSnap Flash is larger and its magnifying power is 1.2 times higher than the current QuickSnap Flash. When users look into the viewfinder, the photographic subject looks much larger and more natural. This allows them
  to compare images more closely to how they actually see them.
• (2) Slide Flash Switch and Flash-ready Light Indicator
• When the electronic flash is switched on, a flash-ready indicator pops up from the top of the camera and lights, indicating that a flash picture can be taken. It stays lit up until the flash switch is moved to the “OFF” position.
• (3) Designed for Easy Handling
• The grip is optimally designed, allowing the camera to be held comfortably for smooth operation along with easy and quiet winding.
• (4) Larger and More Legible Exposure Counter
• The display of the exposure counter is now larger, making it easier to check the remaining number of exposures.
• (5) Fast Shutter Speed
• At 1/140 second, this camera’s shutter speed is one of the fastest in the QuickSnap camera series, further minimizing blurring caused by hand or subject movement.

SPECIFICATIONS

FUJICOLOR SUPERIA X-TRA 400 SPECIFICATIONS AND EDGE MARKINGS

(Specifications)

(Edge Markings)

HANDLING PROCEDURES FOR LABORATORY PROCESSING

Film Cartridge Removal

Before removing the 35 mm film cartridge, verify that the film has been completely rewound into the cartridge (the exposure counter should indicate “0”). If the film is not completely rewound, take one of the following two courses of action:

• (1) If the last frame (corresponding to “1” in the frame counter window) has been exposed but the film has not been advanced yet, wind the film until “0” appears in the frame counter window.
• (2) If more than one exposure remains, cover the lens in a dark location and then keep on pressing the shutter and winding the film until the frame counter window shows “0”.
• Procedure I
• (Fig. 1)
• Insert a 1/10 in. (2.5 mm) screwdriver blade about 1/5 in. (5 mm) into the blade insertion point of the cartridge compartment lid.
• Procedure II
• (Fig. 2)
• Using the screwdriver as a lever, move it downward to open the cartridge cover lid. During this procedure be careful not to scratch the battery inside.
• Procedure III
• (Fig. 3)
• Turn the camera upside down and allow the cartridge to fall out into the palm of your hand.

PROCESSING LABORATORY HANDLING

• The procedure for film extraction, cutting, and identification label application, and the handling procedures for the continuous reel, hanger and Minilab processing are basically the same as those for the current QuickSnap Flash. Make sure, however, that the film extraction length, leading end cut length, and identification label position conform to the specifications indicated in the following figure:
  • 4 3/4 in. (120 mm) or 26 perforations (max.)
  • Leading end length
  • Film extraction length
  • Identification label position
  • Cut location
  • Together, the film extraction length and leading end length should not total more than 4 3/4 in. (120 mm)

PROCESSING AND PRINTING CONDITIONS

• (1) Processing Conditions
• Process the film with CN-16, CN-16Q, CN-16FA, CN-16L, CN-16S, C-41 or equivalent processing chemicals.
• (2) Automatic Printer Conditions
• Use the same channel settings as for SUPERIA X-TRA 400.

PARTS RECYCLING

• In line with Fujifilm’s efforts to protect the environment, photofinishers are kindly urged to send the used camera bodies to Fujifilm for recycling.

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