Determining Exposure, With built-in TTL meter

DETERMINING EXPOSURE

Al	PK - I1A . 12,13, and	B	—	1
	TC-201,200, 14A	Full aperture
Al	PK-1,2, 3	Stop-down
Al	Bellows, E2 and K rings	Stop-down
non-AI	PK-11A, 12,13,and	Stop-down
	TC-201,200, 14A
*non-AI	PK-1,2, 3	Full aperture
non-AI	Bellows, E2 and K rings	Stop-down

*With this combination, conventional "manual" aperture indexing is required.

With built-in TTL meter

The Micro-Nikkor has an automatic diaphragm and

aset of click-stop aperture settings ranging from f/2.8 to f/32. The Micro-Nikkor couples fully to the thru- the-lens meter. of any F/F2 Nikon Photomic or other Nikon/Nikkormat camera for full aperture ex- posure measurement over the entire range of aperture settings. Note that when this lens is used with non-AI cameras, "manual" maximum aperture indexing is required.

When close-up attachments such as a PK ring or bel- lows are used, the exposure measurement method is shown in the table on the left. When the lens is mounted in the reverse position, the stop-down method should be used.

See the instruction manual supplied with your camera or Photomic viewfinder for details.

Caution: 1) When the stop-down method is used at small apertures, a finder eyecup should be attached to the finder eyepiece to ensure complete exclusion of stray light.

2)When the lens is used with the Nikon F-401/N4004, the camera meter coupling function does not operate and the exposure indicator LEDs do not appear.