Nano 60 - Camera ROLLEI - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Compact Digital Camera
Brand	Rollei
Model	Nano 60
Sensor Resolution	16 Megapixels
Lens Type	Fixed focal length, f/2.8 aperture
Digital Zoom	4x
Screen Size	2.7-inch LCD
Video Resolution	1920x1080 (Full HD) at 30 fps
Storage	SD/SDHC card (up to 32GB)
Power Source	Rechargeable lithium-ion battery (3.7V, 600mAh)
Battery Life	Up to 200 shots
Dimensions (WxHxD)	90 x 60 x 20 mm
Weight	120 g (including battery)
Interface	USB 2.0, HDMI micro
Tripod Mount	Yes, 1/4 inch thread
Flash	Built-in, auto/on/off/red-eye reduction
Self-Timer	2s, 10s delay
Image Stabilization	Electronic
Focus Mode	Auto, Macro, Infinity
White Balance	Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten
ISO Range	Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800
Shutter Speed	1/2000s to 2s
File Format	JPEG, AVI (video)
Languages	English, French, German, Spanish, Italian
Color Options	Black, Silver

Frequently Asked Questions - Nano 60 ROLLEI

How do I turn on the Rollei Nano 60?

Press and hold the power button on the top of the camera for about 2 seconds until the lens extends and the LCD screen turns on.

How do I charge the battery?

Connect the provided USB cable to the camera's USB port and the other end to a computer or USB power adapter. The camera will charge while powered off. The LED indicator turns off when fully charged.

What type of memory card does the Nano 60 support?

It supports SD and SDHC cards up to 32GB. Use a Class 4 or higher for best performance.

How do I transfer photos to my computer?

Turn on the camera and connect via USB cable. The computer will recognize it as a removable drive. Alternatively, remove the SD card and use a card reader.

How do I reset the camera to factory settings?

Go to the menu, select 'Setup' and then 'Reset All'. Confirm your choice. This will erase all custom settings but not your photos.

How do I use the flash?

Press the flash button (lightning icon) repeatedly to cycle through modes: Auto, Fill-in, Red-eye reduction, and Off. The flash will pop up automatically in auto modes.

How do I take a selfie?

Enable the self-timer by pressing the timer button on the back. Choose a 2-second or 10-second delay. Frame yourself, then press the shutter button and wait for the countdown.

How do I record a video?

Press the movie button (red dot) on the back panel. The camera will start recording video. Press again to stop. Videos are saved in .AVI format.

How do I clean the lens?

Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth. Gently wipe the lens in a circular motion. Avoid using any liquids or harsh cleaners. For stubborn dirt, slightly dampen the cloth with distilled water.

The camera does not turn on. What should I do?

First, ensure the battery is charged. Connect the camera to a charger and wait 30 minutes. If it still doesn't turn on, try removing and reinserting the battery. If the problem persists, contact Rollei customer support.

USER MANUAL Nano 60 ROLLEI

Instructions for use

Rollei

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ALLGEMEINES

Zur Kamera

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2. Index-Print

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Autofokus-LED

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Batterie einlegen

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1 2 4 ■ ×3

unbelichtet

teilbelichtet

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size on/off

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Bitte beachten:

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Kamerahaltung

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Bitte beachten

on/off size

Fotografieren

(28mm) (60mm / 80mm)

0,7-5,0 m 0,75

-2,2 m

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    A["1: Image 1"] --> B["2: Image 2"]
    B --> C["3: Image 3"]

Schärfespeicher

unsoft Flash mode 2 sec. date title

size wide tele

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Bildformate

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P = Panorama (1:3)

BLITZFUNKTIONEN

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    A["Blitzautomatik Rotaugen-Reduzierung"] --> B["12 9 '98 24"]
    B --> C["12 9 '98 24"]
    C --> D["Aufhellblitz Langzeit-Synchronisation"]
    D --> E["12 9 '98 24"]
    E --> F["Blitz aus"]

Blitzfunktionen

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on/off 2x Nash mode date title

Silhouette of a person sitting in a chair, possibly a train or office (no visible text or symbols)

Black-and-white photo of a person sitting on a bench, no visible text or symbols

Black-and-white photo of two people posing together (no visible text or symbols)

Black-and-white photo of two people posing together, no visible text or symbols

Interior view of a grand church with arched windows and ornate wooden podiums (no visible text or symbols)

Bitte beachten

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Selbstauslöser

on/off Hash mode 2x date title

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Bitte beachten

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WIDE (28mm): ca. 0,7 - 5,0 m

TELE (60/80mm): 0,75 - 2,2 m

Anti-Rotaugen-Blitz,

Aufhellblitz,

Langzeitsynchro,

Blitz aus

Aufnahmefunktionen

Instructions for use

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GENERAL

About the camera

» Never dismantle the camera yourself. It contains high-voltage elements which can be dangerous. This will also invalidate your guarantee.
» If the camera body is damaged, do not touch interior components as there is a risk of electric shock.
» If the camera gets wet, remove the battery for the same reason.

Battery instructions

» The camera will not operate without a battery.
» When inserting the battery make sure the plus and minus signs are the right way round.
» Do not recharge, short-circuit or dismantle the battery Do not throw the battery into the fire.
Do not expose the battery to moisture
Keep away from children and animals.
Do not dispose of batteries with the household refuse

The Rollei Nano will not take pictures when ...

no battery is inserted or the battery is flat.

the lens slide is closed (camera switched off).
the zoom is operating or the film is being rewound.
the rewound film is still in the Rollei Nano.
the flash is not yet charged.
the film chamber is open.
no film has been inserted.

A microprocessor controls the Nano electronically. In rare cases strong electric or magnetic fields can cause interference.

If this happens, remove the battery for 2 – 3 minutes. When you put back the battery you should find that the interference has stopped.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

We wish you every success with your Rollei Nano. Please read through these instructions carefully before using the camera. This will help you to make the best use of the many features on your new camera.

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Preparation

Components	> 40
LCD-panel	> 40
APS functions	> 41
Viewfinder/autofocus LED	> 43
Inserting the battery	> 44
Battery monitoring	> 45
Loading the film	> 46
Rewinding the film	> 47
Diopter adjustment/Attaching the carrying loop	> 48
Switching on the camera/zooming	> 49

Taking pictures

Holding the camera	> 50
Taking pictures	> 51
Focus lock	> 52
Date imprinting	> 53

Title backprinting	> 55
Picture formats	> 56
Flash functions	> 57
Shooting functions	> 58
Anti-red-eye flash	> 59
Fill-in flash	> 60
Slow sync mode	> 61
Flash off	> 62
Self-timer	> 63
Infinity setting	> 64

Other information

Care and storage	> 65
Troubleshooting	> 66
Specification	> 66
Brief instructions	> 68

COMPONENTS

Shutter release Autofocus window Zoom button (wide/tele) Anti-red-eye/ self-timer LED Flash Exposure sensor Viewfinder window Film chamber catch Lens

COMPONENTS

Film chamber cover Tripod thread Battery compartment cover on/off Main switch LCD-panel Carrying loop eye flash Flash function key mode Shooting function key Rewind start button Autofocus control LED(green) Viewfinder Diopter adjustment C/H/P-lever (picture format) Zoom button (wide/tele) title Title selection button date Date/time selection button

LCD-PANEL

'88 88: '88 TITLE 24

LCD-PANEL

00 00 00 Date/time/title number

TITLE

Battery monitoring S. 11

Infinity setting S. 30

Self-timer S. 29

Anti-red-eye function S. 25

Slow sync mode S. 27

Flash off S. 28

Fill-in flash S. 26

Frame counter

Film loading symbol

on/off 2 09 98 20 flash mode

Please note

The LCD display shows the date and frame number when the camera is switched off.

APS (ADVANCED PHOTO SYSTEM) FUNCTIONS

35mm film APS film

1. New film format IX-240

The cartridge is smaller than that of the normal 35mm film. So the APS film is completely protected before and after exposure.

Film loading is simpler and safer.

Index-Print

C = Classic
H = High vision
P = Panorama

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2. Index print

An index print is sent back with the processed film and the enlargements. The index print is a single sheet containing all the photos in 35 mm format with the frame number and the chosen format (C/H/P). The printed film identification number ensures reliable classification of film and index print.

ADVANCED PHOTO SYSTEM™

3. Information exchange function (IX function)

All the information needed to process the film is recorded (magnetically or optically). The PQI (Print Quality Improvement) function allows the best possible enlargements to be made. The picture format and the title for backprinting can subsequently be changed by the processing laboratory or with an appropriate accessory.

Please note

Photo shops displaying the APS symbol guarantee expert processing.

VIEWFINDER/AUTOFOCUS LED

① [ ]③ ②

Viewfinder

① Image area outline with close-up (70 cm)
② Image area outline
③ Autofocus metering field

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Autofocus LED

The green LED lights up when the shutter release is pressed gently.

LED lit: shutter release possible
LED flashes quickly: Subject too close (under 70cm). The shutter release is locked.
LED flashes slowly: Danger of blurred pictures. Support camera or use a tripod.

INSERTING THE BATTERY

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Inserting the battery

Open the battery compartment as shown.
Insert the new battery correctly (plus terminal at front).
Close the battery compartment.

Please note

Only use a CR2 lithium battery.
The Rollei Nano switches off automatically after not being used for 3 minutes to save power.
If the camera is not going to be used for longer periods, take out the battery.
Check the date setting after a battery change.

BATTERY MONITORING

12 9 '98 24

12 9 '98 24

12 9 '98 24

Battery monitoring

The LCD symbol informs you of the battery status.

No symbol - battery working OK

Symbol appears - still enough battery for a few films. Keep replacement battery handy.
Symbol flashes - battery flat, shutter release no longer possible. Insert new battery.

Please note

Only change the battery when the camera is switched off.
Take a spare battery with you in cold weather or on long journeys.
The battery power drops in low temperatures. In normal temperatures the battery regains its former power output.
The battery can be changed when the film is loaded.

LOADING THE FILM

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1 2 3 4

unexposed

partially exposed

fully exposed/unprocessed

processed

Loading the film

1. Push catch in the direction of the arrow, open cover.
2. Drop the film cartridge into the film chamber.
3. Press the cover until it clicks in place. The camera automatically advances the film to the first frame.
4. The film speed and the total number of frames are shown in the LCD display. (After 2 seconds the date is displayed instead of the film speed)
5. If the film is not advanced properly, the E symbol flashes in the LCD display. If this happens, re-load the film as described.

Please note

This camera is suitable for APS films (IX-240)
The cartridge shows the film status.
○ unexposed
D partially exposed
✗ fully exposed/unprocessed
□ processed

The cartridge must show the symbol (Nano 80) or the symbol (Nano 60). The camera does not accept other films (symbols , , )

Only load the film when the battery is in the camera.
Only open the film chamber after rewinding the film.
Do not use force to close the film chamber.
The camera sets the film speed automatically. Examples of film speeds I-200(ISO 200)/I-400 (ISO 400)
The frame counter counts backwards and shows the number of shots left.

REWINDING THE FILM

12 9 '98 0

Auto rewind

The fully exposed IX film is rewound automatically.

When the film is completely rewound, the frame counter shows 0 and the 🔒 symbol flashes.
Open the film chamber
Remove the film

flash date title

Manual rewind start

Partially exposed films can be rewound mid-roll by pressing the manual rewind button at any time. The film cartridge subsequently shows the symbol for partially exposed film. This film can be exposed further in a camera with the MRC function (Nano 80).

Please note

If the motor stops before the 0 appears, insert a new battery.
After inserting a new battery, do not open the camera back until the film is fully rewound.

DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT ATTACHING CARRYING LOOP

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Diopter adjustment

Set the lens to tele and turn the diopter control until the picture appears sharp.

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Attaching carrying loop

Attach the carrying loop as shown.

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SWITCHING ON THE CAMERA/ZOOMING

size on/off

Switching on the camera/zooming

Press the main switch. The lens cover opens, the LCD displays light up.
If the camera is not used for more than 3 minutes it automatically switches off again.
Point the viewfinder at the subject and select the desired framing with the zoom button.
To magnify remote subjects or for close-ups press tele, for wide-angle shots press wide.
To switch the camera off press on/off again.
The lens automatically returns to the off position, the lens cover closes.

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Please note:

If the zoom movement is hindered, E appears on the LCD display. If this happens, switch the camera off and on again.

HOLDING THE CAMERA

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Holding the camera

Put your hand through the loop to hold the camera securely.
Hold the camera steadily and firmly with both hands, especially when using tele so as not to avoid camera shake.
Where possible rest your elbow against your body.
Hold the camera near your eye so that you can see the whole picture.
Press the shutter release slowly, not abruptly.

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Please note

Make sure you do not obscure the lens, the autofocus and exposure sensor window or the flash with your fingers, hair or the carrying loop.
When taking pictures in portrait format hold the camera so that the flash is at the top. This makes sure that the light direction is as natural as possible.

TAKING PICTURES

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Taking pictures

Make sure the subject is in the autofocus metering field in the middle of the viewfinder image (S. 43)
Press the shutter release gently. When the green LED lights up, the focus value is set.
Press the shutter release in completely to take the photograph.
Press the shutter release carefully to avoid camera shake.
With distances of less than 0.7 m for wide-angle (28mm) or 0.75 m for tele (80mm), the green AF-LED flashes and the shutter release is locked.

The Rollei Nano fires its flash automatically in poor lighting conditions.
Flash range for correct exposure (ISO 200)

Wide-angle Tele

(28mm) (60/80mm)

0.7-5.0 m 0.75

-2.2 m

While the flash is still charging, the shutter cannot be released.

FOCUS LOCK

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    A["1"] --> B["2"]
    B --> C["3"]

Focus lock

The focus lock is an aid for focusing on objects outside of the middle of the picture (1). It functions as follows:
1. Make sure the main subject is in the AF metering field. (2)
2. Gently press the shutter release (green LED lights up). Do not press too hard to avoid unintentional release.
1. Keep the shutter release pressed gently and select the desired framing.(3)

Keep the camera steady and then completely press down the shutter release.

When you take your finger off the shutter release the focus lock is cancelled.

DATE IMPRINTING

on/off flash mode date title

1. Setting the date format

Press the date button to call up the individual formats. (For sequence see figure on right)
Display 1: no date imprinting
Displays 2, 3, 4, 5: The date is printed on the front and back of the picture in the chosen sequence. (Depending on the processing laboratory)

graph TD
    A["No imprinting Year - month - day"] --> B["3 2 0"]
    B --> C["Month - day - year"]
    C --> D["20 3 '99"]
    D --> E["Day - month - year"]
    E --> F["Day - hor - minute : 37"]
    F --> G["↑"]

on/soft flash mode 2 sec. date title

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2. Date/time setting

Press the date button for 2 seconds until the first value flashes.
The following values are called up by pressing the button further.
To set the values press the zoom buttons (tele up, wide down)
After setting the last value, press the date button. The display should flash until the setting is stored.

Please note

After a battery change the date imprinting display shows -- -- -- (No date imprinting). Confirm the setting or change it as required.
00 stands for the year 2000.

date → 98320 tele → 9 9 3 2 date → 9 9 3 2 tele → 9 9 4 2

PRINTING TITLES

Language codes and title texts

En ENGLISCH

GE GERMAN

SP SPANISH

Fr FRENCH

JP JAPANESE

En -1 - I LOVE YOU

En -2 - THANK YOU

En -3 - SEASONS GREETINGS

En -4 - HAPPY BIRTHDAY

En -5 - CONGRATULATION

I LOVE YOU

Printing titles

Various titles can be printed on the back of pictures.

1. Selecting a title

» Press the title button once. The title language (left) and number (right) appear in the LCD display.
» To change, first press the title button for 2 seconds. The language code flashes.
» Next select a language with the zoom buttons (English, French, German, Japanese or Spanish)
» Press title to select the title number.
This title is stored with this picture when shutter release is pressed.

Please note

» The chosen title is recorded with the picture for printing when TITLE appears in the LCD display below the language code.

A recorded title can be changed using suitable photofinishing equipment (APS-player for TV/computer).
» The title storage must be activated again for each picture, because it is automatically erased after the shutter release is pressed. The activated title storage is deactivated before the shot by pressing the date button or by switching off the camera.

PICTURE FORMATS

size • F • H • I • P

Picture formats

Choose the desired APS picture format with the C/H/P lever.
Picture formats can be changed later at the processing laboratory.

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H = High vision (9:16)

P = Panorama (1:3)

FLASH FUNCTIONS

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    A["12 9 '98\n24"] --> B["12 9 '98\n24"]
    B --> C["12 9 '98\n4 24"]
    C --> D["12 9 '98\n24"]
    D --> E["12 9 '98\n24"]

Auto flash Anti-red-eye flash Fill-in flash Slow sync mode Flash off

Flash functions

Using the flash button one of the following flash functions can be selected as required.

Auto flash
Anti-red-eye flash
Fill-in flash
Slow sync mode
Flash off

SHOOTING FUNCTIONS

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    A["12 9 '98\n24"] --> B["12 9 '98\n24°"]
    B --> C["12 9 '98\n④24"]

Normal auto self-timer infinity

Shooting functions

Use the mode button to select one of the following shooting functions:

Normal auto

self-timer
infinity

ANTI-RED-EYE FLASH

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Anti-red eye flash

The red-eye effect mainly occurs when flash portraits are taken in the dark.

The anti-red-eye flash significantly reduces red-eye because the flash causes the pupils to close before the picture is taken.

Press the flash button once to activate this function.

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Normal auto flash

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Anti-red-eye-flash

Please note

With these functions the anti-red-eye LED lights up for 1 second.
This function remains active until another function is selected.

FILL-IN FLASH

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Fill-in flash

If the main subject is in the shade and the ambient brightness is too strong for the automatic flash to be triggered, fill-in flash will brighten up the shadow areas, thereby ensuring a balanced exposure.

Press the flash button twice to activate this function.

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Normal auto flash with fill-in flash

Please note

When these functions are selected, the flash is always fired independently of subject and background brightness.

SLOW SYNC MODE

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Slow sync mode

Using flash with the slow sync mode allows the available light to be utilized as well.

Press the flash button 3 times to activate this function.

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Black-and-white photo of two people posing together, no visible text or symbols

Normal auto flash with slow sync mode

Please note

Support the camera on a firm base or use a tripod to avoid camera shake.

FLASH OFF

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Flash off

To take pictures with the available light and when flash photographs are forbidden or disturbing to others, you can switch the flash off.

Press the flash button 4 times to activate this function.

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Please note

Support the camera on a firm base or use a tripod to avoid camera shake.

SELF-TIMER

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Self-timer

Press the mode button once to activate this function.
When the shutter release, the main subject or another detail at the same distance should be in the AF metering field.
After the shutter release is pressed, the self-timer LED lights up for 7 seconds and then flashes the last 3 seconds before the shot.
Support the camera on a firm base or use a tripod to avoid camera shake.

INFINITY SETTING

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Infinity setting

The infinity setting is particularly suitable for shooting remote or contourless subjects such as clouds, lights and smoke and shooting through windows or railings.

Press the mode button twice to activate this function.

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Please note

With this function the flash is off.
In the case of poor lighting conditions, especially with tele, support the camera on a firm base or use a tripod to avoid camera shake.

CARE AND STORAGE OF THE CAMERA

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Care and storage of the camera

It is best to clean the camera with a soft, fluff-free cloth.
Do not use alcohol or other chemical solvents.
When cleaning the lens remove dust with a soft brush.

Carefully wipe away stubborn dirt, using lens cleaning paper or a cloth and special cleaning fluid.
Protect the camera against sand, dust and water.
Protect the camera against knocks and shaking. If the camera is dropped or knocked, check that it works properly.
Keep the front element and metering window clean.
Keep the camera in a dry, cool and dust-free place.

Do not leave the camera in heat, e.g. a parked car or direct sunlight.
The camera functions without problems in a temperature range from -10°C to +50°C.

When the camera is used for lengthy periods in cold weather, reduced battery power can impair the operation of the camera. Keep the camera and/or battery as warm as possible, e.g. in a bag next to your body.
If you have a problem with the camera, contact your photographic dealer or the authorized Rollei Service in your country.

TROUBLESHOOTING

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Camera switched on?
» If not, press ON/OFF button. 49
Is battery correctly inserted?

Check battery position. 44
Camera out of use for a long time?
» Change battery. 44

The pictures are not sharp

How is the subject shown in the AF metering field?
» Re-read the section on the "viewfinder". 43
Is the autofocus window being obscured?
» Make sure that it is not blocked by your finger or hair or by the carrying loop. 50

SPECIFICATION

Type

Fully-automatic APS leaf-shutter zoom camera film

Film

Typ: APS-Film IX-240 Automatic loading to frame "1" Automatic film transport Rewind: automatic, manual start possible (MRC-function, Nano 80)

Picture formats

C (Classic) 16.7 x 23.9 mm H (High vision) 16.7 x 30.2 mm P (Panorama) 9.6 x 30.2 mm

Lens

28 – 60mm f/4.0 - 8 motor zoom, Nano 60 28 – 80mm f/4.2 - 11 motor zoom, Nano 80

Focussing

Spot-AF-System with focus lock from 0.7 m

Exposure

Programmed auto exposure, working range (ISO 100)

Shutter

Program-controlled leaf shutter Shutter speeds 1/400 – 1/3 s

Viewfinder

Real image zoom viewfinder with autofocus metering field marking

Image area: 80%

Magnification: 0.4x - 0.92x

Flash

integral, guide number 10.5 ,flash range (ISO 100-Film)

wide (28mm): app. 0.7 - 5.0 m

tele (80/60mm): 0.75 - 2.2 m

Flash interval: app. 6 s

Flash functions

Anti-red-eye flash, fill-in flash, slow sync mode, flash off

Shooting functions

Infinity setting, 10 s self-timer

Frame counter

LC-Display, counts backwards

Auto cut-out

after camera not being used for 3 minutes

Power supply

1 x 3-Volt lithium battery (CR2)

Dimensions

98.4 x 59.2 x 35.5 mm (B X H X T)

Weight

approx. 185 g (with battery)

» Technical modifications reserved All information in accordance with Rollei standard tests.

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS

Taste Function LCD

Picture format with C/H/P lever

Title selection

title

To change first, press title button for 2 seconds until the language code flashes. Choose a language with the zoom button. Press the title button to select a title number.

1x flash Red-eye reduction

to reduce red-eye when shooting portraits in the dark

2x flash Fill-in flash

to fill in shadow areas in daylight

3x flash Slow sync mode

to use the available light as well

4x flash Flash off

when flash is disturbing or prohibited

1x mode Self-timer

to release with 10 sec. delay

2x mode Infinity setting

for taking pictures of contourless subjects (clouds, fireworks) or through glass.

NOTES

Rollei