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104

In

some

cases,

your

local

film

processing

lab

may

not

be

able

to

handle

the

printing

of

panorama

-size

pictures.

For

details,

consult

your

local

photo

shop

or

camera

dealer.

Also,

before

you

have

your

film

processed,

ask

your

local

photo

shop

about

possible

options

for

processing

panorama

pictures.

Note

that

panorama

pictures

are

more

expensive

and

require

a

longer

processing

time

than

regular

-size

pictures.

100

1)

If

an

entire

roll

consists

of

panorama

-size

pictures,

be

sure

to

specify

panorama

processing,

and

explain

that

your

film

consists

entirely

of

panorama

pictures.

2)

When

you

have

a

mix

of

panorama

and

regular

pictures

on

a

single

roll,

you

should

have

your

film

processed

according

to

one

of

the

following

conditions:

If

your

local

photo

shop

has

photo

processing

machinery

equipped

to

process

a

single

roll

of

film

that

contains

a

mix

of

both

panorama

and

regular

-size

pictures:

a)

Explain

that

your

film

consists

of

a

mix

of

panorama

and

regular

-size

pictures

when

you

have

your

film

processed.

If

your

local

photo

shop

can

only

process

either

panorama

or

regular

-size

pictures

In

a

given

roll:

b)

Ask

for

development

only,

so

you

can

review

the

negative

film

before

printing,

and

later

specify

separate

printing

of

panorama

and

regular

-size

frames.

c)

Print

all

of

the

pictures

in

regular

-size

prints

first,

then

later

specify

the

panorama

-size

frames

on

the

film

and

have

them

printed

again

in

panorama

size

prints.

Note

that

when

panorama

pictures

are

printed

as

regular

-size

pictures,

the

top

and

bottom

of

each

picture

will

be

blacked

out.

En

SPECIFICATIONS

In

a

panorama

picture,

only

the

middle

portion

of

each

regular

-size

film

frame

is

exposed.

There

is

no

difference,

however,

in

the

number

of

pictures

you

can

take

with

a

roll,

whether

they

be

panorama,

regular

size,

or

a

mix

of

both.

Regular

-size

frame

Panorama

-size

frame

101

Type

of

camera

35mm

autofocus

lens

-shutter

camera

with

Nikon

Zoom

38-

110mm

f/4-10.8

lens

Usable

film

DX

-coded

35mm

film

in

film

cartridge

Picture

format

Normal:

24

x

36mm

Panorama:

13

x

36mm

38mm

f/4

-

110mm

f/10.8;

6

elements

in

5

groups

Programmed

electronic

type;

also

serves

as

diaphragm

blades

Real

-image

viewfinder;

frame

coverage:

approx.

over

87%

at

38mm

or

over

86%

at

110mm

in

regular

-size

frame,

approx.

over

82%

at

38mm

or

over

85%

at

110mm

in

panorama

-size

frame;

0.35x

magnification

at

38mm,

0.92x

at

110mm;

—1.3

to

+0.8DP

eyesight

adjustment

Viewfinder

Image

size

frame

with

parallax

information

compensation

marks;

panorama

-

format

frame

marks

with

parallax

compensation

marks

(Lite•Touch

Zoom

110

OD

only);

autofocus

frame;

flash

ready

-light

LED;

focus

indicator

(red

ready

-light

LED

flickers

once)

Focusing

Activated

by

lightly

pressing

shutter

release

button;

range

from

0.86m

or

2.8

ft

.

to

infinity

(0.93m

or

3.1

ft.

to

infinity

in

Flash

-Cancel

mode);

max.

magnification

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