Nikon f instruction manual Looking up the mirror

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Looking up the mirror

The reflex mirror can be locked in the "up" position out of the optical path for use with the Fisheye-Nikkor 6mm f/5.6 and the OP Fisheye-Nikkor 10mm f/5.6, whose rear elements protrude into the camera body and interfere with the movement of the mirror. Locking up is also necessary for shooting with the Nikon Motor Drive at its top speed of 4 frames per second.

Turn the mirror lock knob upward so that the black dot on the knob lines up with the red dot on the camera front plate. Wind and release the shutter, and the mirror will remain locked up. To unlock the mirror, turn the knob downward until its black dot lines up with the black dot on the body. This

should be done after releasing the shutter, otherwise the mirror will not return to its original position until after an exposure has been made.

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Contents Forewards NomenclaturePage Page Page Contents Loading the camera UnloadingPage Film-Speed Reminder Dial Film-Plane IndicatorFrame Counter and Film-Load Reminder Film-Advance LeverSelecting the shutter speed Setting the aperture Aperture and Depth of FieldPage Using the Depth-of-Field Preview Button Setting the aperture How to hold the camera Out of focus Focus Changing the viewfinder Changing the focusing screen Interchangeable Focusing Screens for the Nikon Type A,L Type BFocusing Screen Chart Page Flash Synchronization Looking up the mirror 500 250 125 Using self-timer Infrared picture-taking Double exposuresAccessories-Lens Hoods Accessories-Filters L1AAccessories-Finder Eyecup Accessories-Eyepiece Correction LensesCamera care StorageNikon F features/ specifications
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