Close-Ups/Macro Shots; Panorama Shots - Rollei PREGO 145 Instructions For Use Manual

CLOSE-UPS
When shooting from distances between 0.7 m and 1.6 m
(with a focal length of 38 mm) or 0.73 m and 1.60 m
(with a focal length of 145 mm) the camera automatically
switches to close-up mode. The green LED flashes
slowly and the close-up symbol
panel.
MACRO SHOTS
At distances between 0.6 m and 0.7 m (with a focal
length of 38 mm) or 0.7 m and 0.73 m (with a focal
length of 145 mm) the camera automatically switches to
macro mode. The green LED flashes slowly and the
close-up symbol flashes slowly in the LCD-panel.
• Note the frame outlines in the viewfinder. For full-
frame shots, bear in mind that the viewfinder doesn't
show the full width of the lower edge of the image
area.
• The larger the image, the greater the risk of blur.
Keep the camera steady when taking close-up and
macro shots. Support the camera on a firm base or
use a tripod.
• Exposures aren't possible at distances of less than
0.6 m. The green LED flashes quickly and the shutter
locks.
80
appears in the LCD

PANORAMA SHOTS

Panorama mode lets you shoot in the 13x36 mm format.
1. Slide the panorama switch to the right.
2. LCD masks at the top and bottom of the viewfinder
image outline your frame area.
Notes:
• Ask your photographic dealer or developing agent
whether the laboratory will supply panorama prints.
• When you hand in the film, point out that it contains
panorama pictures.
• Panorama prints are usually more expensive than
standard prints.
Hints:
• Use the panorama setting for landscape shots or
group photos. Select portrait format for photographs
of buildings or monuments.
• Set a long focal length and take several panorama
shots, with slight lateral overlap. Then assemble the
prints into one super-panorama.