Ricoh AF-70 Instructions

Ricoh AF-70 is a compact 35mm film camera featuring autofocus capabilities for simplified photography. It boasts a built-in flash for low-light shooting, and a self-timer for capturing group photos or self-portraits. The camera automatically sets film speed thanks to a DX code reader, and offers manual film speed adjustment for greater control. With a user-friendly interface and automatic film rewind at the end of each roll, the Ricoh AF-70 is an ideal choice for enthusiasts seeking a reliable and convenient film camera.

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Key features

  • Automatic film advance and rewind

  • Auto-focus shooting and pre-focus shooting modes

  • Built-in flash and self-timer

  • Film speed range of ISO 100 to 1000

  • Powered by two alkaline or manganese penlight batteries

  • Compact and lightweight design

Frequently asked questions

Push the Battery Compartment Cover in the direction of the arrow to pull open. Insert two batteries, checking that the + and - on the batteries are lined up correctly according to the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment. Close the Battery Compartment Cover by pushing it in the direction of the arrow.

Open the Lens Shield by sliding the Lens Shield Switch in the direction of the arrow.

Cover the Photocell with your hand and press the Shutter Release Button in halfway. If the Flash Unit pops up, then the batteries are in working order.

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