Kodak F600 Zoom Camera User Manual

This document is an instruction manual for the Kodak F600 Zoom camera, describing the various components and operation methods of the camera.


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Brand
Kodak
Category
Digital cameras
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
111
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
15 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
09A3E54067C9D5B712887A81FCE53166

About this manual

This manual covers all aspects of using the Kodak ADVANTIX F600 Zoom camera, including loading the battery and film, selecting picture formats, operating the zoom lens, and using flash functions. It also explains safety features such as the film‑door interlock and provides FCC compliance information.

Additional sections detail battery replacement, focus lock, self‑timer, date‑time imprinting, care and maintenance, and a full specifications table for the camera’s lens, focus system, flash, and power requirements.

What's inside

  • Camera Identification
  • Loading the Battery
  • Loading the Film
  • Taking Pictures
  • Flash Photography
  • Self‑Timer
  • Date and Time Imprinting
  • Caring for Your Camera
  • Troubleshooting
  • Specifications

Specifications

Film typeKodak ADVANTIX films for color or black‑and‑white pictures
Lens30–60 mm hybrid aspheric zoom lens
Focus system87‑zone automatic focus
Focus range (daylight)0.6 m to infinity
ViewfinderReal‑image with C, H & P format display
Film speed (ISO)DXIX 50–1600
Flash unitKodak Sensalite™ flash
Aperture rangef/4.5–f/8.5
Shutter speed1/4 to 1/360 s (programmed electronic)
Power sourceOne 3 V lithium Kodak K123LA battery (or equivalent)
Dimensions119 × 64 × 39 mm
Weight7.2 oz (205 g) without film and battery

Frequently asked questions

What type of battery does the Kodak F600 Zoom use?

It uses a 3 V lithium Kodak K123LA battery or an equivalent replacement.

How do I know the status of the film inside the cassette?

The Film Status Indicator (FSI) on the camera shows a highlighted symbol that advances to indicate whether the film is unexposed, partially exposed, fully exposed, or processed.

What picture formats can the camera record?

The camera can record Classic (C), Group/HDTV (H), and Panoramic (P) picture formats.

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