Nishika N8000 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 5)

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

rewind

position

until

the

film

ad-

vance

lever

(#6)

is

operated.

16.

Film

Pressure

Plate

The

film

pressure

plate

on

the

inside of

the

camera

back

holds the

film

in

precise

alignment.

17. Camera

Back

The camera

back,

when closed,

Pre-

vents

unwanted

exposure

of the

film

to

light.

It

is

opened

by simply

pulling

up

on

the

re-

wind

knob

(#1

1),

and

closed

by

clicking

the

back

securely

shut.

18. Film

Take-Up Spool

The

film

take-up

spool

receives

the

film

as

it is

being

advanced

from

its

original

car-

tridge.

lt has

four toothed

slots

for securely

anchoring

the

film onto

the

sPool.

19.

Film

Advance

Sprockets

These sprockets

are

tooth-like

projec-

tions

that

engage

the

film

perforations

to

measure

the

amount

of

film

being

advanced

onto

the

take-up

spool.

20.

Tripod

Mount

This screw

mount

is

designed

for

mount-

ing

the

camera

onto

a

tripod

for self-portraits

and

group

shots

that

include

the

photogra-

pher.

21.

Battery

Ghamber

The

camera

is

powered

bY two

AA

bat-

teries.

22.

Rewind

Shaft

The shaft

of

the

rewind

knob extends

into the

film chamber

and

securely

engages

the

top

of

the

film cartridge,

enabling

the

rewind

knob and

shaft

to

function

as

a

re-

wind

mechanism.

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