Nikon f instruction manual Accessories-Finder Eyecup, Accessories-Eyepiece Correction Lenses

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Note: If you wish to leave a filter on the lens to protect it against accidental damage, the use of the L37 filter is recommended.

If the lens is pointed toward the sun or toward a very bright light at ni2rkt, it is best to remove any filter, including the L37, since light reflected from the filter surface may form ghost images on the film.

Accessories-Finder Eyecup

The finder eyecup screws directly onto the finder eyepiece to prevent extraneous light from entering the viewfinder.

Accessories-Eyepiece Correction Lenses

Eyepiece correction lenses are designed to permit near-sighted or far-sighted users to view and focus without their glasses. They screw directly into the rear of the viewfinder. Available in nine diopters, -2,-3, - 4,-5, O, +0.5, +1, +2 and +3, each representing the combined dioptry of the lens and the -1 diopter of the finder.

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Contents Forewards NomenclaturePage Page Page Contents Loading the camera UnloadingPage Film-Plane Indicator Frame Counter and Film-Load ReminderFilm-Speed Reminder Dial 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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