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Split-image rangefinder spot viewfinder for convenient reference. Take the picture. Advance the film. The shutter speed display indicates to transport the film to the next frame the shutter speed selected by the camera. If either indication appears, adjust the aperture ring on the lens until a desirable shutter speed is indicated. Should either indication appear even after all possible lens apertures have been tried, then the available light is too bright or too dim for the meter's range.
Use either artificial light to increase the subject's brightness or a neutral density filter to reduce the amount of light reaching the film. Push in the rewind Rewind the film. Lift the film rewind crank and cartndge. When you feel the the film cartridge. Avoid unloading stop working. You must then rewind tension lessen, continue winding the film in direct sunlight.
If there is the exposed film back into its car- one or two more turns until the film no shade available, turn your back tridge. To do this, first turn the leader is rewound completely back on the sun and use your own camera upside down and depress into the cartridge.
Turn the camera off. You can then rotate the dial freely between any setting except "X" which, like "A," is a locked setting. Use fast shutter speeds to freeze motion; use slow speeds to produce a deliberate blur. See the example The F3 has two separate settings for time exposures. On pictures on the opposite page. Also, small apertures "B," the shutter remains open for as long as the shutter give greater depth of field, while large apertures restrict release button is depressed.
On "T," the shutter stays sharp focus to the main subject. See page Being a mechanical select a minimum shutter speed which is the reciprocal of setting, "T" will not cause battery drain regardless of how the focal length of the lens in use. For example, when long the shutter remains open. The amount of light reaching the film plane is determined by a combination of the shutter speed and the lens aperture.
Since the two are interrelated, different combi- nations will give the same degree of exposure. A one-step change in shutter speed, or. For example, a shutter speed of sec. For an aperture setting of fill , twice as much light as flI6 and half at much as fl8, is let in. The following table illustrates the interrelation between shutter speed and aperture. One way to make exposure compensation is to use the memory lock.
To compensate for an excessively bright or dark background, center the main subject in the viewfinder or move in close to the subject, depress the memory lock button and hold it in; then recompose and shoot see Fig. Push The scale on the ASA dial has numbered settings for the locking button while rotating the dial. The dial is speeds from ASA 12 to Two dots between each pair 21 graduated in one-third stop increments.
The following table indicates the recommended settings for various subjects. After use , make sure you set the dial back to "0. It is also printed for general use necessary I on the film carton and on the data sheet packed inside.
At ASA , the compensation extends to only -1 up to The following table indicates the Page Memo Holder To lock the shutter release button when in use, turn release button cable release. Page Film Advance Lever Film advance lever The film advance lever specially contoured to fit the thumb coaxial with the shutter release button. It has a stand-off with a throw of operated in one complete stroke or a Frame counter keep track of the number counter and may be Blue numerals Take the first shot.
Then to recoc shutter without advancing the film, push the multiple exposure stroke the advance lever. Immediately the multiple exposure lever will spring back to its normal position Page Backup Mechanical Release Lever Backup mechanical release lever This lever is provided as an alternative method of ping the shutter in case the camera's batteries become weak or completely exhausted use your fingernail to pull down to Then push down to trip the shutter.
The shutter operates mechanical speed of approx With the mirror locked up, you Caution automatic. Even though speed automatically selected by the correct exposure. Self-timer The F3's blinking shutter release. To operate the self-timer: viewing in the depth-of-field counterclockwise the mirror be locked up bel ore When using flash bulbs or an elec- tronic flash without a hot shoe, it is necessary to use the sync terminal.
Page Film Plane Indicator Film plane indicator The film plane indicator is engraved in white on the -e- top deck just behind the shutter speed dial. It indicates the exact position of the film plane inside the camera Whenever it becomes necessary to measure the exact distance between the subject and film plane, such as in macrophotography, use the film plane indicator distance between the film plane and the lens mounting When this happens, please contact your dealer or Page Evrangeofthecamera In practice, you will find that it is generally the high end area encompassed and the low end which require a careful check.
The EV metering range of the Nikon F3 encompasses most lighting situ- an fll. Page 34 When used at capability of your Nikon F3. Page 35 Section A Working Aperture 11 8 5.
Page Interchangeable Focusing Screens Interchangeable focusing screens Nikon offers a choice of 20 interchangeable screens: A-T The type K screen comes with as standard equipment.
On the following listing all the scree To take out the focusing screen, first remove then insert your fingernail under the rear Rapid general photogrophy. Good for general -lenses. Type MatteI Fresnel field with etched Page Speedlights It has a gUide number of 36 ASA 25 and feet and gives you a choice of matic shooting apertures- When used with the F3 via a special cord, provides same automatic control of the flash exposure as include bounce Page Other Accessories F3 without fear of scratching their glasses.
And there Treat your F3 as you would treat other valuable precision instruments though the F3 is built to take many years of hard use, may be damaged by shock, Following are some tips to help you keep your camera in Page 43 Clean the inside of the camera.
Brush inside of camera periodically using a soft Do not exert pressure on shutter curtains Also keep the mirror free from fingerprints and dust. Store the camera properly. Store the camera in a carrying case to protect storing the camera in excessively hot, cold, or damp places. Page 45 Viewfinder display Liquid crystal shows shutter speed; on indicates underexposure; appears overexposure, and - correct exposure; ready-light glows when Nikon SB-ll SB completely also shown direct-readout ADR window Viewfinder Provided; illuminates both liqUid illuminator crystal display and ADR umber Page Important Nikon dealer.
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