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ring until the double outlines coincide. For
this purpose, set the
Nizo
136 XL to
its
longest focal length
(36 mm) and the
Nizo
148 XL to
48
mm.
It
you
have
no
time
for
focusing, take
ad-
vantag.
e of the considerable depth of field
for pictures
requiring
quick reaction
.
Set to
th
e
red figures on the focusing
and
focal
length
sca
les:
range
4 metres, focal
length
15mm.
12
Zoom control.
Power operated
or
-
before shooting
-
manual.
Note: It
you exceed
a
focal length
of
25
mm
you should steady
your hand
(support
it or lean
it
on
something firm).
A
tripod ensures absolutely steady shooting.
13
Release trigger.
Easily accessible with
the
index finger
of
the left
or
right
hand.
Do not jerk when
operating.
14
Connection for electromagnetic
remote control
release
.
You
can connect
a
remote
control
release
(accessory)
here
and operate the
camera
by means
of
a
built-in
magnet.
15
Connection for cable
release
.
It you
want to trigger the camera
by
means
of
a
cable
release from
the
panning lever
of
a
tripod
or
for trick shots on
the
single
frame
setting using
a
cable release
.
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- - - - - - -
16
Hand grip catch
.
When you press this button you
can
remove
the hand grip for carrying or mounting the
camera on
a
tripod.
On the camera base
you will find two tripod socket for the
tripod screw.
17
Exposure
correction
button
While this button
[s
depressed the
auto-
matic
exposure
control operates at a wider
aperture (e.g. f/8 instead of f/11). By this
means
it
is possible for example to
ex-
pose automatically for the shadows with
backlit shots.
That
is
all to start with
.
We
give more
detailed information below.
Unfold
the right-hand
fold
-ou
t·
page.
In
the
instructions
below,
the most
important
sections are
identified
by
reference
num-
bers
in
brackets.
The illustrations on the
fold-out page
are numbered accordingly.
Filming with your Nizo
Drive mechanism
The camera mechanism
is
driven by
four
1,5
V AA
batteries accommodated in the
hand
grip of your Nizo (see Fig
.
1). These
batteries also supply
the CdS
exposure
control of your Nizo with the necessary
power.
You can open the cap in the base
of the handle
quite easi
ly
by hand or with
the
aid
of
a co
in
. The correct
position of
the
batteries
is c learly
indi
cated
in the battery
compartment
in the
hand grip.
To test the battery voltage
set
the filming
speed
to 18 frames/sec.
Then
turn the
spring
loaded aperture contro
l
knob to the
«co
ntrol
»
position
and
hold it there.
In
the
view-finder
a green
li
ght
mu st
come
on in
the
window on
the
left of
the
aperture
indicator
(or
a larger aperture
than
f/2
.8
must be indicated).
If
a
white
signal
is
visible in this window (or
if
an aperture
small
er
than
112.8
is indi
cated)
th
e
batteries
should be
changed
imm
ed iate ly.
In all
cases remove the discharged batteries
from the hand grip
immediately.
If
you make
a
habit of resetting the
elec-
trical
master sw
itch to
0 during
all
prolong-
ed
idl
e
periods, you will save considerable
battery power.
Film
loading
Press the button on the narrow rear
side
of the camera. Open the cassette
compart-
ment
cover.
Insert
the cartridge in the
cassette compartment with
th
e
round
recess facing downward (that
is to
say
with the makers
labe
l
on top) (see Fig.
II)
.
If
this
is
not
done
the
cover
will
not
close.
In
such
a case do
not
use force.
In
the
cartridge compartment cover
th
ere is
a
window through which you
can
check
at
any time whether the camera
is
loaded
and with what type of film.
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