Nikon 110i - Nuvis APS Camera User manual

NikonNuvisll0i
Instruction Manual (Pages 2-39)
Manual de instrucciones (Paginas 40-77)

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Foreword
Th ank yo u fo r pu r chas ing th e Nikon Nu vis 11 Oi camera .
Be
sure to read th is in st ru c tion manu al thoroug hl y be f ore u se, andk ee p it
c lo se athandun ti l you are fam i liar wi th the ne w sys t em o ut li ned below .
Your new Nik on came ra employs the Advanced Photo System (IX2 40 System) and features:
• E xtremely s im ple" drop-in "fi lm l oading
• 3 different print types on the same rol l of fi lm
• Accidental double exposures prevention
• Convenient date/time and title print i ng
a Advanced Photo System sy mb ol is a trademark of all l X240 products
Take some trial shots.
Befo ret aking im po r tant pictures , be sure
to take af ew tr ial sh ots f irst to familiarize
yo urs elf with the camera and all of
its fe atur es.

WARNING: for safe handling of the camera
Camera body
• Do n ot disassemble or mod i fy the came r a,
as it houses high-voltage ci rcui t ry wh i ch
can cause elect r ic shocks .
• Do
not touc h inside metal port i ons of the
fl as hif damaged , as it houses high-voltage
ci rcuitry which can cause el ectr ic shocks .
•
Do not l ook at the sun or ast ro ngli gh t
sou r ce di rectly through the vi ewfi n der, as
itm ay damage you r re ti na .L ooki ng at the
sun directly th rough the l ens may resu lt in
per m anent eye damage.
• Do not carry the came ra when mounted
on a tripod, to avoid inj u ry resu l ting from
a fa ll.
• If you detect smoke around the camera,
im media tely sto p ope r ation and turn O FF
the camera. L et the camera cool befo re
t
aking it to your local Ni kon dealer.
Built-in flash
Do not f ire the fl as hcl ose to peop le's eyes ,
as it may ca u se visua l injury.
Battery
• Do not throw used batter i es in to the fire.
Do not shor tci rcu it,di sassemble or heat
the battery: this may cause it to explode,
result i ng ini nj u ry .
•
Keep battery out of childr en's reach .If
someone accidentally swallows a batte r y,
call a docto r immediately.
N ikon ca n not be h eld r espo n sible for
ma l func t ions caused by usi ngt he
Nuvis 11 Oi in ways not spec ifi ed in
t
his manual.
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Contents
Foreword. ..... ............. . .... ... .. .. .. . .... ... .. . .. . .. . . ... .. . .. . .. .. .. ....... .. 2 Viewfinder indications ........................ ... .. .. .... .. 23
WARN I NG for safe hand l ing of the camera ....................... . ................... 3 Shooting ............................................ .. . ...................... . ...... .. 24
Conten ts ................ ........ .. .... .. ....... .. ...... .. .... .. ... .. ......... .. ........ .. ...... .4 H ow to use focus l ock ................ ......................... .. ... . .. .. . .. . ... .. . ........ 25
Camera parts .................................... . ........ ... ........ ... ........ ... ............... 5
Removing the fi lm .. . .. . .. .... .. . ......... . .. .... .. . ................. .. ..................... 26
Getting ready to take pictures .. .... .................. .... .. .... .. .................. 8 Tor ewi nd th e film in mid-roll ...... .. ................ .... .... .... . .. .... .... .... .. ....... 27
A tt aching the strap .......................... . ......... . .. ... .................. . ................. 8
Advanced operation ..... . ... . .. .... ............. .... . ............ ....... .. .... .. .. .... 28
Installing the battery.. .... . ................ ... ........ .. .................. .... .. .... .8 Red-eye reduction m ode ............................................. .... ............. .. . 28
Turning the camera ON/O FF..... .. ............ .9
Self-timer operation .................. .... .......... .. . ..... ...... ...... .......... 29
Chec k ing battery power .................. .. .... .. .... .......... .... . .. .... .. ....... 9
In f inity focus ............................. .. ................... .. ........ . .. .................. .30
Setting date and time ................ .... .. ........ ....... ..... .. ...... . ........ 10
Fl ash photography .......... .. .. . ..... .. .......... .. ...... .... ....... .. .................... 31
Data r eco rd i ng function .............. ... ........ ...... .. ..... ................. .... ....... 11 Auto flash mode ................... .. .. . .......... .. ........ .. . ..... .. .............. ..... 32
Se tting titles ...... ........ .... .. .. .. ...... .... .... ........ .. ........ 12
Flash cancel mode .... . .... ......... . .. ...... ........... ................ .. .... 32
Title re cor ding funct ion ................. ... ..................................... ...... ...... 15 Anytime flash mo de ........ ..................... .... . . .... .... ........ .. ........ 33
L oading the film... ...... . .. ........... .... .... .... ........ ... . .. ... 16 Slow sync flash mode .................... .. ............. .. ...... ... .. ...... . 34
Basic operation .......... ...... ..... .... .......................... .... ................. 19
Remote control photography (optional) ...... .. ....... . .. ........ .... ................ .34
Hold ing the camera properly . ...... .. ...... .. . .. . .... 19 F or sa fe handling of the camera ......................................... .... . ........ . .. .36
Shutter release ope ra ti on ..... .. ..... .. ........... .. . .. .............. ........... 20 Camera care tip s ...... . .. . .. . .. . .... .. . .. ............. .... ...... 36
Selecting apr int type :................. .. . .. ..... ....... 21
Zooming .. .. .. .. .............................. . . ........ . ........ 22
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Notes on b atte r ies ... .. ...... .. ........ .. ..................... . .. .. .. 37
Sp ecificat i ons ............................. .. ................... ..................... .. .. ... .38

Camera parts
5 1
Remote control reception sensor (1& P. 35)
1 2 Flash (1& P. 31)
6 3
Viewfinder window
2 7 4
Shutter re l ease button (1& P. 20)
8 5
Red-eye reduction/self-timer indicator lamp
(1& p. 28 , 29 , 30, 35)
3 6
Auto exposure metering window
7 Power switch/ L ens cove r(1& P 9)
8
Autofocus wi ndows (1& P 19)
9 9
Strap sl ot (1& P. 8)
4
5

parts
10
17
10
Viewfinder eyepiece
11
Red LED (I n-focus/flash ready-light indicator) (lIE P 20 , 23)
11
18 12
Diopter adjustment switch (lIE P 23)
13
'1 / .... F lash mode / infinity focus / language select button
12
(MO D E/SEL button)(1IE P 10-13, 30-34)
14
Mid-roll rewind button (lIE P 27)
15 @ /
Ii ~ Red - eye reduction/remote control ' self-time r /titie adjus t button
(ADJUS T button) (lIE P10,13, 28-30 , 34)
16 T ripod socket
15
17
CHP selector (lIE P 21)
18
Zoom lever (Wand T)(lIE P 22)
19 L
CD panel (lIE P 7)
22 20
Battery chamber lid (lIE P 8)
23
21
SEL button (lIE P 12 , 15)
22
Cartridge chamber cover (lIE P 18)
16 23
Cartr i dge chamber lock release (lIE P. 18)
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LCD panel indications
1 Recordi~g data (1& P 11 , 15)
2 Title r eco rding indicator (1& P. 12, 13, 1 5)
3 Data recording indic ator (1& P1 1)
4 Flash mode indica t or (1& P 31)
5 Red-eye reduct i on indicator (1& P 28)
6 Infinit y focus indicator (1& P 30)
7 Fr ame counter (1& P 18 , 26)
8 Low battery power indicator (1& P 9)
9 Cartridge indicator (1& P. 18)
10 Remote control indica tor (1& P 34)
Self-time r indicator (1& P 29)
Remote control unit (optional)
11 Shutter release button (1& P 35)
12 Transmitter
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Getting ready to
take pictures
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Attaching the strap
Attach the strap by inserting it through the
strap slot and fasten as shown.
1 Open the battery chamber lid.
If necessary, insert a co in in the groove
and twist gently
2 Install one 3V lithium battery (CR123A
or DL 123A type) as indicated and
press the battery chambe r lid until it
cl i cks sh ut

Important!
Note that DD D DD appears in the LCD
pane l when the battery is replaced .
Remember to set the date and time.
(For sett i ng date and time, see page 10 .)
Note: To preserve battery power , be sure to
turn the came ra OFF when not in use .
•
Pullout the tab to remove battery easily.
Turning the camera ON/OFF
1 T urn the camera ON by sliding the
P ower switch/ L ens cover in the direction
of the arrow unt il it click stops
-The lens automatically extends out to the
W (wideangle) position .
2 Turn the camera OFF by sl iding the
P ower sw it ch/ L ens cover in the reverse
di rect i on until i.t click stops
Checking battery power
1 Turn the camera ON.
2 Check battery power.
-I f ClIII blinks in the LCD panel, rep lace
the battery
If nothing appears in the LCD panel, the
battery is exhausted or incorrectly installed.
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Setting date and time
Set year , month and day fi rst , then set hour and
minute.
1T urn the camera OFF.
. -,.-, .. -, .-,.- ,
W 1-, 1-, W 1-,
2 Press the MODE /SEL button once. The
" year " starts bl inking
IISE L ~ .
\ 1 .. i' '' J lI.i.,)!
DATE ·· MOD
- sa ST
3 Press the ADJUST button to set the
c orrect year.
I 'Sl :I
4 Repeat procedures 2 and 3 to set month
and day. When date setting is complete ,
the hour/minute di splay appears
automatically and the "hour" starts
blinking .
5 To set hour/minute: Proceed as ..
above to set both hour and minute.
Press the MODE/SE L button
"- - -" appears. Press it once more to
return to the "Year/Month/Day" display.
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Then se l ect yo ur pref e rred date display mode .
1 Press and hold the ADJUST button for
mo re than 2 sec. T he display changes in
the order indicated.
Yea r /Month/Day Mont h/D ay/Yea r D ay/Month/Year
r r ~:11 '1 :1 ... 1 '1 :' 91 1-+1 : 'i '9 1IJ
2 Release the ADJUST button when you
reach your preferred display mode.
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Data recording function
Data is rec o rded on the film. When ordering
p ri nts, ask your photo lab if they can handle
fron t pr i nting and backprint in g
1 Turn the came ra OFF.
2 Pr ess the MOD E /S EL button to select
one of three disp l ays. E ach pressing of
th e button changes the display in the
order indicated.
Year/Month/Day" Hour/Minute No recording
rl '91 y :1 -. 1 8:00 1 -. 1- - -IJ
' Or your preferred disp l ay m ode.
Data to be printed on the pi ctures varies
depending on the display mode selected as
shown below.
Display
LCD
~
Printing data
mod e panel in dicator
Frontprinting
Backp r inting
- - -
OFF No printing
Y/M/D/H/m
Y/M/D
Y/M/D ON
Y/M/D
Y/M/D
H/m
ON
Y/M/D/H /m
Y/M/D/H /m
- - -
OFF No printing
M/DIY/H/m
M/D/Y M/D/Y
ON
M/D/Y M/D/Y
H/m ON
M/D/Y/H/m M/DIY/H/m
- - -
OFF No printing
D/MIY/H /m
D/MIY
D /MIY
ON
D /MIY
D/M IY
H/m
ON
D/M IY/ H/m D/MIY/H/m
(Y: Year, M: Month ,D: Da y, H: Ho ur , m: Minu te)
~ does not appear when " No re cor ding "
mode is selected.
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Nuvis 11 Oi offers title imprinting in 12
l
anguages. You can change th e language
and title f or eac h frame. Not e tha tr eplacing a
fi
lm car t ridge or battery ,t urning the power
OFF or t ak i ng a picture ca us es I , ti tle and
language numbers to disappear. L anguage
numbe r" 12 " (British E ng lish) and title
number " 00 " were originally set at
the factory.
Important!
The ti tle you set can be printed on th e back
of the pictures Th e contents to be printed
d iff er depending on the p hot o la b.Forf urth er
deta il s, ask your authorized photo lab.
To set a title:
1 Turn the came ra ON .
2 P ress th eS EL button an d confi rm th at
I , ti tle and language numb ers appear
in the L CD panel
-Go ahead and take pictures at th is point if
you do not need to change ti tle or l anguage.
Language No.
A~---'
!!: s o ~ ' ~ . .I
DA.TE .. MODE ---l
- sa ADJUST
3 Pr ess th eS EL button for more than 2
seconds. T he l eft digit of the title
numbe rs ta rts bli nking .
A~--'
>!eo ~~ I
DATE •• MODE ---'
- SEL ADJUST
4 Pr ess theA DJU ST button to se t the
left digit
- Each pressing of the button changes the
display in the o rd er indicated.
r 0 ---+ 1 ---+ 2 ---+ 3 ---+ 4 J

5P re ss the MOD E/S EL button. T he ri ght
d igit of th e title n umber starts bl ink ing.
:E' - !If : ~ t;
~I ~ -
AU TO I IJ
6 Pr ess the AD JU ST butt ontoset th e
ri
ght digi t.
- E ac h press ing of th e but to n changes the
d
is playint he orde r indi c ated .
r 0 --+ 1 --+ 2 --+ 3 --+ ... --+ 9J
7T ake api ctur e afte r co nfi rming that I ,
sel ec t ed tit le and langu a ge number s
a
ppea r in t he LC D panel by pre ssi ng the
S EL or MO DE/S EL b utton.
ASEL ~
" l1J o~I" / I " 1 1 0
DA TE •• MODE ....o--.J
- SEL ADJ US T
• For titles in other language , see the
att a che d" Li st of Imprin t ed User T itle"
Titles provided for American English (language number 13)
Title
No.
00
01
02
03
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
Titles
Christ m as
Birt hday
Vacation
H oneymoon
Wedding
Hanukkah
Graduation
Fam i ly
Pa r ty
Holiday
An n iversary
Fr ien ds
S choo l Ev ent
Tri p
I
Love You
T ha nk You
Titte
No .
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Ti t le s
Seaso n's Gr eeti n gs
H appy Birthday
Con g ra tu latio ns
Me r ry Ch ris t mas
F es t iva l
First day of School
To ur
N ew Yea r' s
East er
H
appy NewYe ar
Re un io n
Fat
her's D ay
M othe r'sD ay
M emor i es
B aptis m 13

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To set a language:
1 Repeat pr ocedu res 1to3 as i nstructed
in the prev ious section "To set a title".
2 Press th e MODE /S EL bu tt on for more
than 2 seconds. T he l ang ua ge numbe r
sta rts blinking
~ ~ d ~ ~~~~ ~
,-, , -, , -1.-
.. jC _ - '_ ' I ,- -.
I~:/ ~ -&I
2 e oGl~0
DATE •• MODI:: •
- SEL uST
3 Pr ess th e ADJUST button to set the
desi red l angu a ge nu mber.
-Each pressing of the button changes the
displ ay in th e order indicat ed.
r 01 -+ 02 -+ 03 -+ ... -+ 16 J
4 Tak ea picture after co nfirmin g th at I ,
selec ted ti tle and la nguage numbers
appear in the L CD panel by pressing
the SE L button.
language provided
Language No. Languages
01 Danish
02 Finnish
03 French
04 German
05 Italian
06 Japanese
07
08 Norwegian
09 Portuguese
10 Spanish
11 Swed is h
12 English (UK)
13 English (U.S.)
14
15
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Title recording function
T itle is recorded on the fi lm. When ordering
p ri nts, ask your photo l ab if they can hand le
backprinting.
1T urn the camera ON.
2 Press the SEL bu tton and confirm t hat
I , title and l anguage numbers appear
in the LCD panel
A~ ----'
,,- e o ~~ [[!;l
DATE .. MODE ---'
-sa AOJUST
-Go ahead and take pictures at this point if you
do not need to change ti tle or language .
-See
pages 12 - 14 for details about se l ecting
languages and titles.
-To cancel the title reco r ding function , press
the SEL button and confirm that I , title and
language numbers have disappeared.
Important!
Rep l acing afilm cart r idge or battery , turn i ng
the powe rOFF or tak i ng ap ictu re causes I ,
ti tle and l anguage numbers to disappear
(T he title nu mber is reset to "00" when the
battery is rep l aced, while the l anguage
number you se l ected last wi ll remain
unchanged)
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Use only a fresh IX240 fi lm cart ri dge with
th isc amera .
- Do not u se conven ti onal 3Smm fil m.
- The re is no film l eader. Film is automatical ly
thrust and lo aded ins i de th e camera.
.1 D:P rocessed film inside the ca rt ridge*
2 0: U nexposed film*
3 D : Part ially exposed film'
4 Irreversible Processed I ndicator ( IPI )
~ . ~: Ful ly exposed but unproce ssed fi l m*
S' Li ghtloc k Door
7 Ligh tloc k Door Dr ive
8 Cartridge Spool
~ Data Di sk
* Vis u al Exposure Indication (VEl)
Notes about IX240 film cart r idge
• Do not disassemble or sub j ect to s hock or
v
ib ratio n.
• Be
ca refu l not to soil or damage th e
cart ri dge contacts, as correct data
com muni cat ion may be im paired
• Do not press on the Lightlo ck Door Drive
with a pointed ob j ect (e.g a pen), as this
may open the door a nd expose th e film .
• Do
not break the I rrev er si bl e Proce ssed
In dicator (IPI) on the cartridge, as film
processing and printing may become
impossible Consult yo ur photo lab if IPI
is br oken .

• Do no t attemp t to rotate the Cartridge
Spoo l with a pOinted object (e .g.a
screwd r ive r ). T his can expose the fi lm,
alter t he V El , or prevent pr oper use and/or
processing.
• Do no t store the fi lm ca r tr i dge:
- In direct sunlight , near heating appliances or
in a hot pl ace.
-Around dirt or dust
-In hot or humid moldy environments
-Near strong magnetic devices
Process i ng and printing
We r ecommend bringing your film ca r tr i dge to
a photo lab displaying t he "Aut h or i zed P hoto
L ab Mark" si gn for processing and prin t ing.
Authorized Ph o to Lab Mark
Authorized Photo labs offer the
follow i ng services :
1 3di
llerent pr i nt t ypes (C ,H or P- type).
2 Date/time and titl e pr i nting
3 Index Prin ts (small images of each frame
exposed on the roll of f ilm)
4 Negative Return in Cartridge (NR I C)
Your negatives are returned ins i de the
cartr i dge fo r easy storage.
For further de tai ls, ask your author i zed
pr,oto l ab.
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Loading the film
Turn the ca me ra OFF and mak e sure no
D appears in t he LCD panel and sl id e
th el ock releas e to ope nthe car tridg e
chamber cover.
Important!
T he ca rtrid ge chambe r cove rl ocks
automatica l ly a ft er load :,g Do not tr y to
ope n the cover wh il e fi lmis loaded.
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2I nsert a fresh film cartridge in th e
cartridge chamber as shown.
Che ck that the VEl shows 0 before
loading If D or D is visible, the V El
turn sto S3 and correct film s tatu s
ca n not be conf irmed.
3 Close the ca rtridg ech ambe r cover.
- Press the cover until it cl icks shut.
4 Tu rn th e ca mera ON.
When D and the number of available
frames appear in th eL CD panel , th e
came ra is ready for use,
- F ilm speed is automatically set when the
cartridge is loaded.

Basic operation
Holding the camera properly
To avo id camera shake:
• Keep your body balanced by movi ng one
foot forward aha lf step
• Keep you r elbows in aga in st the b ody
wh ile holding the camera with both hands
as shown.
Important!
• When ho ldi ng the camera vert i cal l y, make
sure tha tthefl as h is ont op as show n.
• Do no t block the l ens, flas h or autofocus
windows with your fi nge r s.
Correct camera hold i ng position (horizontal)
Correct camera holding position (vertical)
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Shutter release operation
Lightly press the shutter re l ease button
to achieve focus .
- When the subject is in focus, the red LED
lights up for a second, and focus is locked.
2 Fully depress th e sh ut ter rel ease button.
- Depres sing the shutter release button with
a jerky motion may cause camera shake.
To prevent this, press down smoothly
and gently.
Important!
K eep the camera at least O .83m (27 tt) away
f rom the subject, or the sh ut ter wi ll lock. If
the sub j ect is ve rycl ose , the sh utt er wil l be
released re su lting in out of fo cus pictures.