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Nikon 35 Ti User manual

User manual for Nikon 35 Ti. 100 pages in Spanish. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Nikon
Model / document
Nikon 35 Ti
Document type
User manual
Language
Spanish
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100
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Film cameras
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Nikon °35 ||

QUARTZ DATE

Instruction Manual /Manual de instrucciones
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FOREWORD

Thank you for purchasing the Nikon 35Ti Quartz
Date. You are now the proud owner of a
‘sophisticated, high-tech camera that has been
designed not only for automatic, masterful
simplicity of operation but also to enable you to.
‘apply creative techniques to your photography. To
benefit fully from the camera's advanced features,
read this manual thoroughly. Get to know the
‘camera, including the symbols used for its control
buttons and analog display system. Keep this
manual handy until you feel confident using the
camera. This way, you can enjoy all the rewards of
owning the 35T| Quartz Date.

IMPORTANT NOTES ON PANORAMA

PICTURES

In some cases, your local fim processing lab may

‘not be able to handle the printing of panorama size

pictures. For details, consult your local photo shop

‘or camera dealer. Aiso, 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.

For easy identification, attach the appropriate

supplied adhesive label, “PANORAMA,” "NORMAL &

PANORAMA MIXED" or “DEVELOP ONLY" to the film

cartridge when you bring the film to a photo shop

for processing.

1) If an entire roll consists of panorama size
pictures, be sure to specify panorama
processing, explain that your film consists
entirely of panorama pictures, and attach a
“PANORAMA” label on the film cartridge.

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:
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