Nizo 801 macro User Manual

Explains how to open the flap, insert a cassette, and check loading.

Allows checking if the camera is loaded and the type of film.

Details the film counter that resets to zero when the cassette compartment flap is opened.

Describes the built-in filter for daylight filming and its manual adjustment.

Explains exposure control via aperture, automatic or manual, and battery testing.

Covers the foldable hand grip containing a safety box for batteries.

Details the master switch settings for power circuits and battery checking.

Mentions an accessory storage battery for extended power.

Describes the operation of the shutter release for starting the drive mechanism.

Details the connection for starting the camera motor with a cable release.

Describes the connection for an accessory Nizo remote release cable.

Explains the switch for operating the automatic single frame filming device.

Covers adapting the optical system to personal eyesight for sharp focus.

Explains how to measure distance and focus using the lens focusing ring.

Details controlling the lens zoom with a built-in motor or manually.

Describes switching the index mark to 'macro' for extreme close-ups.

Explains varying standard filming speed for slow-motion effects.

Operates the automatic single frame mechanism for time-lapse filming.

Explains controlling fade-in/out effects and reducing/increasing exposure time.

Explains the automatic mechanism for smooth transitions between scenes.

Mentions connecting a flash gun for illuminating ultra slow time lapse shots.

Details the connector for transmitting a 1000 Hz control impulse for sound synchronization.

Explains powering the camera motor and zoom with AA batteries and their safety box.

Describes an optional rechargeable battery box as an accessory.

Details the master switch function and its effect on battery consumption.

Explains how to check drive battery voltage using the built-in meter.

Provides guidance on holding the camera and operating the shutter release.

Discusses the benefits of using a tripod and how to connect a cable release.

Details operating the camera remotely with a special cable.

Lists available film types and their speed ranges (DIN/ASA).

Guides on inserting film cassettes and verifying camera loading.

Explains the built-in filter for daylight and artificial light correction.

Details the meter battery type (PX 625) and its compartment.

Describes how to check meter battery voltage using the viewfinder scale.

Explains how the CdS system measures light through the lens for automatic exposure.

Describes switching off automatic control for manual aperture selection.

Explains the variable focal length lens and its use for different shots.

Details selecting desired focal length before filming using a small handle.

Explains how to switch off power zoom and use manual zooming.

Details changing speed from 18 fps to 24 or 54 fps for slow-motion effects.

Explains using switch 2 for time-lapse filming.

Explains the shutter disc mechanism and its role in controlling light exposure.

Describes how to produce fade-in and fade-out effects using the variable shutter lever.

Explains the automatic mechanism for smooth transitions between scenes.

Details system that reduces exposure time per frame by half.

Explains using increased exposure time for single frame filming in low light.

Describes using automatic exposure control with time lapse in adverse light.

Troubleshooting steps for when the camera fails to start.

Diagnosing and fixing issues causing jerky camera movement.

Addresses high current draw, often related to battery usage.

Guidance on using correct battery types and recovery time.

Troubleshooting steps when the aperture indicator fails to function.

Explains causes and remedies for underexposed film.

Explains causes and remedies for overexposed film.

Troubleshooting intermittent continuous camera running.

Diagnosing and fixing issues with image sharpness and focus.