Nishika N8000 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 12)

3.

Setting the

Aperture

Select

the aperture

or

lens

diaphragm

:oening

that best

represents

the

amount of

,ght

on

the subject being

photographed.

There

are three

possible

settings, chosen by

roving

the

aperture

selector

(#2)

up and

iown.

Use the top setting

(Sunny)

when

the

surbject

of

your

picture

is well illuminated

by

:night

sunlight. Use the

middle

setting

(Part-

y

Sunny)

in

partially

sunny/partially cloudy

situations.

Use the bottom setting

(Cloudy/

ndoors) when

the subject

of

your

picture

is

coorly

illuminated,

as on an

overcast or

rainy

day,

or

whenever

you

are taking a

picture

ndoors.

lf

you

are

in

doubt as to

where

to set the

aperture,

it is

better to

err

in favor

of allowing

'Trore

light into

the camera.

For

example,

if

./ou

are

not

sure

whether

to set the aperture

selector

to Sunny or to

Partly

Sunny,

it is

safer

to choose

Partly

Sunny.

4. The Low Light Indicator

Look into

the

viewfinder

(#14)

and

push

down

lightly

on the shutter release

button

#3), being

careful not

to depress

it

all the

way down.

When

the button is

partially

de-

cressed,

a

red light may

appear

in

the

view-

finder. lf

so, this

indicates

that there

is not

Low

light

indicator

enough light for

a

proper

exposure, and

you

will

need

a

flash

unit such as the

Nishika

Twin Light

3010 to

produce

correctly ex-

posed

negatives. lf no red light

appears,

there

is

enough illumination for

a

proper

ex-

posure.

5.

Framing

the

Picture

Looking into

the

viewfinder

eyepiece

(#14), you

will

see a bright

line

frame-an

outline of the

image

area

in which

you

can

compose

your photograph quickly

and

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