20 Most Recent Pentax IQZoom 160 35mm Point and Shoot Camera - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Sorry, do not understand this statement - can you re-phrase it in the form of a question, using more normal terminology for the equipment ? Thank you.

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The camera will not deface your pictures by scrawling a string of numbers across it. The date and time are stored with the picture. Any good photo editing program will be able to print the date/time, either on the picture, in the margins, or on the b\ack, depeding on the printer.

Transfer the photos to your computer as usual, perform whatever post-processing you require, then open the Word document and import the images.

So buy one! Harbor freight has a set of very small screw drivers with different bits.

We need far more information - lens in use, shutter speed and aperture settings, white balance setting, ISO setting, exposure compensation, lighting conditions, subject matter etc. All of these have a bearing on exposure. From your description, it sounds as if your images are seriously under exposed. Have you looked in the trouble-shooting section of the camera manual ?

OK - what about it ? Do you have one, do you want one, or are you just confirming its existence ?

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.