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CONTENTS
FOREWORD ......................................................................... 4-5 GENERAL FUNCTIONS ............................................ .37-74
NOMENCLATURE .............................................................. 6-12 ADVANCED MODE AND BASIC MODE.. ....................... .38-39
LCD panel indication ........................................................ 8-9 VARI-PROGRAM .............................................................. 40-45
Viewfinder indication ......................................................... .lO WHAT IS VARI-PROGRAM? ............................................. ,40
Buttons and Command dials ........................................ 1 l-1 2 SETTING VARI-PROGRAM.. ............................................. .41
VARI-PROGRAM SELECTION GUIDE .......................... 42-43
BEFORE SHOOTING .................................................. 13-31 OPERATION IN VARI-PROGRAM ................................ ,44-45
INSTALLING BA-ITERY FOR DATE/TIME BAGKUP.......14-16 EXPOSURE MODE .......................................................... 46-59
CHECKING BATTERY POWER FOR DATE/ ABOUT EXPOSURE .................................................... .46-48
TIME BACKUP ................................................................. 17 OPERATION IN AUTO-MULTI PROGRAM................... .49-50
ReplacIng battery for date/time backup ............................ .I8 FLEXIBLE PROGRAM................................................... 51-52
SElTlNG DATE/TIME ..................................................... ,19-21 OPERATION IN SHUTTER-PRIORITY AUTO
MOUNTING LENS.. .......................................................... 22-24 EXPOSURE MODE.. ............................................... .53-54
INSTALLING BA-lTERIES ..................................................... 25 OPERATION IN APERTURE-PRIORITY AUTO
CHECKING BATTERY POWER ............................................ 26 EXPOSURE MODE.................................................. 55-56
HOLDING CAMERA/PRESSING SHU-ITER RELEASE OPERATION IN MANUAL EXPOSURE MODE..............57-59
BU-l-fON .......................................................................... .27 METERING SYSTEM ....................................................... 60-62
INSTALLING FILM CARTRIDGE.. .................................... 28-31 AF MODE AND FOCUS AREA.. ...................................... .63-71
SELECTING AF MODE AND FOCUS AREA................. .63-66
BASIC OPERATION .................................................... 32-36 SINGLE-SERVO AF OPERATION................................. 67-68
BASIC SHOOTING ........................................................... 33-35 AUTOFOCUS WITH MAIN SUBJECT OFF-CENTER... ..69-7 0
AFTER SHOOTING,. ............................................................. .36 CONTINUOUS SERVO AF OPERATION............................ 71
FILM ADVANCE MODE ................................................... 72-73
TWO-BUTTON RESET ......................................................... .74
ADVANCED PHOTO SYSTEM FUNCTIONS.. .... ..75-8 6 FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY ........................................ 1 1 1-l 31
PRINT TYPE.. ................................................................... 76-77 SITUATIONS WHERE FLASH IS REQUIRED.. ................. ,1 12
PRINT QUANTITY ................................................................. 78 TYPE OF lTL AUTO FL4SH ..................................... 1 12-l : 3
MID-ROLL CHANGE ........................................................ 79-80 FLASHSYNCMODE ................................................... 114-116
DATA RECORDING AND DATA PRINTING., ....................... .81 USING BlJILT-IN FLASH .............................................. 117-I 22
PRINTING DISPLAYED DATE/TIME .............................. .82-83 USABLE LENSES WITH BUILT-IN FLASH ...................... .l 1 7
SETTING TITLE ............................................................... 84-86 BUILT-IN FLASH OPERATION.................................. 1 18-l 20
FIASH SHOOTING DISTANCE RANGE ........................... 121
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ............................................. 87-1 10 SHUlTER SPEED/APERTURE IN FLASH SHOOTING.. . ..I2 2
SELF-TIMER OPERATION .................................................... 88 Fl./X+l EXPOSURE BRACKETING ............................. 123-l 25
EXPOSURE COMPENSATION ........................................ 89-98 FLASH OlJTPlJT LEVEL COMPENSATION ................. 126-l 28
ABOUT D(POSURE COMPENSATION .............................. 89 USING ACCESSORY NIKON SPEEDLIGHT ...............129-131
AUTO EXPOSURE LOCKFUNCTION WITH SPEEDLIGHT COMPATIBILITY ........................................ 129
AE-L BUTTON ......................................................... go-91 WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH NIKON SPEEDLIGHTS.. ..... ..13 0
TO OBTAIN METER READING FOR A PARTICULAR NOTES ON FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY............................... 131
SUBJECT IN MANUAL EXPOSURE MODE ............ ,92-93
EXPOSURE COMPENSATION FUNCTION...................94-95 MISCELLANEOUS ................................................... 132-l 51
AUTO EXPOSURE BRACKETING................................. 96-98 FOR NOt+CPU LENSES ..................................................... 133
MULTIPLE EXPOSURES .............................................. 99-101 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ................................................. 134
LONG TIME EXPOSURE USING bu i. b SETrING.. ... ..102-10 3 FOCAL LENGTH CONVERSION ........................................ ,135
QR (QUICK RECALL) FUNCTION ................................ 104-l 05 CAMERA CARE TIPS ................................................... 136-I 37
MANUAL FILM SPEED SETTING ................................ 106-l 07 NOTES ON BATTERIES ...................................................... 138
MANUAL FOCUS ........................ .,., ................................... ,108 GLOSSARY .................................................................. . 39-i 43
SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS ............................. 109-I 10 LCD PANEIJVIEWFINDER INDICATIONS .................. 144-l 47
SPEClFlCATlONS ........................................................ 148-151
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