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7. The

3-D

effect

of

your

prints

is

unsatisfactory:

(i)

Your

prints

look

"tlat,"

exhibiting

little

or no

3-D

effect;

OR

(ii)

certain

objects,

especially

in

the

foreground,

'Jump

around"

and

are hard

to

focus

on

as

you

view

the

print.

8.

You

received

fewer

3-D

prints

than

you

expected.

9.

Prints

are

overexposed

(too

light)

or

underexposed

(too

dark).

7.

Your

foreground

and

midground

objects

may

not

have

been

at

or

near

the ideal

3-D

distances.

Try

to keep

your

foreground

objects

as

close

to

6

feet

from

the

camera

as

possible,

and

your

main

subject

between

15

and 22

teel

from

the

camera

for

outdoor

shots,

10

to 14

feet

for

in-

door

shots.

Do

not

photograph

objects

closer

than

5

112

feet.

8.

a.

since

your

N8000

camera

exposes

two

standard

frames

of

film

for

every

3-D

shot,

you

should

get

back

6,

12

or 18

prints,

depending

on whether

you

used

12-,24-

or

36-exposure

film.

b.

lf

you

received

back fewer

prints,

it

is

rikely

that

too

much

film

was

wound

onto

the

take-up

spool

during

loading.

c. You

may

have

been

holding

the

camera

vertically.

Be

sure

you

hold

the

camera

horizontally-

otherwise,

no

3-D

effect

can

be

achieved,

and

the

picture

will

not

be

printed.

9.

Make

sure

you

have

moved

the

aperture

serector

to

the

appropriate

setting

before

shooting

your

pic-

tures,

and

change

the

setting

when

necessary

as

lighting

conditions

vary.

Use

only ISO/ASA

100

color

print

film.

In

the

case

of

underexposure,

you

may

have

failed

to

use

a

flash

when

it

was

necessary.

lf

you

see

a

red

light

in

the viewfinder

when

the

shutter release

button is

partially

depressed,

this indicates

a

low

light

situation

where

a

flash

is

needed

for

proper

exposure.

when

using

a

flash

unit indoors,

set

the

lighting

selector

on

your

camera

to

the

cloudy/ln-

doors

position.

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