Nishika N8000 3-d Manual

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Dear Nishika Owner,
Since the beginning of photography,
man has sought to capture the elusive third
dimension of life in pictures. your newNishika N8000 35mm camera represents themost revolutionary breakthrough in 3-Dphotography to date. You can now enjoy3-dimensional photography without the needfor special glasses or viewers. With theNishika N8000 camera and processing sys-tem, you get snapshots with remarkablylifelike depth and realism you experiencewith the naked eye.
This owners manual will show you...

1. Exclusive Quadra Lens SYstem
The heart of the Nishika 35mm 3-dimen-
sional camera is its patented Quadra Lens
design, comprised of four 30mm two-ele-
ment lenses positioned to an accuracy meas-
ured in thousandths of an inch. These
high-index lenses are coated to reduce flare
and increase contrast, and have exceptional
optical quality and resolution. Prefocused to
provide optimal depth of field from as close
as 5 112 feet to as far away as infinity, the
four precision lenses eliminate the need for...

3. Shutter Release Button
This conveniently located button trig-
gers the shutter.
4. Cable Release Socket
The cable release socket accepts stand-
ard cable releases as well as time delay
units for self-portraits and group shots that
include the photographer.
5. Battery Indicator Light
This red indicator lights up if your bat-
teries have sufficient charge for the camera
to operate. lt is activated by the battery
tester switch (#1 0).
6. Film Advance Lever
The film advance lever smoothly advan-
ces the...

14. Viewfinder
The viewfinder provides direct viewing
of the subject and facilitates the framing and
composition of photographs.
15. Rewind Release Button
The rewind release button disengages
the sprocket wheel from the film advance
mechanism, thereby making it possible to
rewind the film. This button, located on the
underside of the cam era, must be pushed in
before rewinding the film. lt is important that
this button be used ONLY when rewinding
the film. Once pushed, the button remains
locked in the...

23. Film Ghamber
The film chamber accepts any standard
roll of 35mm ISO/ASA 100 color print film.
24, Thumbwheel
The toothed thumbwheel allows you to
advance the film take-up spool (#1 8) when
loading film into the camera.
The battery chamber (#21 ) is located on
the underside of the camera. To open, use
1. Opening the Battery Chamber
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a thumbnail or a coin to push the battery
door in the direction of the broad arrow until
it swings open.
NOTE: For longer battery life and to mini-
mize the danger of leakage, we recom-
mend the use of high-quality alkaline
batteries.
3. Ghecking the Batteries
Check the batteries each time before
using the camera. Do this by simply pressing
the battery tester switch (#1 0) forward. lf the
red battery indicator light (#5) is illuminated,
the batteries have enough power to operate
your camera. lf this...

NOTE: lf the exposure counter (#7) does
not return to S (start) when the door is
opened, push the film advance lever (#6)
to the right as far as it will go.
3. Insert the film into a slot of the film
take-up spool.
Holding the film cartridge, insert the end
of a new roll of film into one of the slots of
the film take-up spool (#1 8). Secure a film
perforation hole onto the hook at the base of
the slot.
4. Insert the film cartridge into the film
chamber.
Draw the film cartridge across the back
of the...

opening is correctly positioned (see illustra-
tion below). Be sure to draw out only
enough film for the cartridge to reach the
chamber-otherwise there may not be
enough for the last picture. Using the
Correct position
toothed thumbwheel (#24), rotate the film
take-up spool in the direction of the arrow to
make sure that the film is securely attached
and lies flat against the back of the camera,
with no slack. Align the film perforations
with the film advance sprockets (#19). Push
the rewind knob (#1 1)...

7. Advance the film.
Operate the film advance lever (#6) by
cushing it to the right as far as it will go.
When you release it, the lever should return
to its normal position. An intermediate dot
will appear in the exposure counter window(#7).
8. Advance to number 1 for your first
picture.
Repeat steps 6 and 7 until the number-1- appears in the center of the exposure
counter window (#7). The film is now in posi-
tion for your first picture.
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