Be careful not to include in the picture unwanted objects such as the legs of a tripod or the hands or feet of the photographer.
Besides the tripod socket on the bottom of the lens, the 6mm f/2.8 has three other tripod sockets on the back so that the camera may be mounted on a tripod facing upward.
Try not to let too much direct sunlight strike the lens, as this may cause ghost images. One way to prevent this is to create an artificial "eclipse" by using a
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A set of five filters is built into the rear end of the lens mount: skylight (L1BC), medium yellow (Y48), deep yellow (Y52), orange (056) and red (R60). These filters are mounted on a revolving turret so they can be moved into place quickly one after another. Turn the knurled filter selector dial on the side of the lens mount until the desired filter designation on the rim of the dial clicks into place. The selector dial should not be set at an inter- mediate position.
The skylight (L1BC) filter is used in either
The table below shows the filter factors for film rated ASA/ISO 100. No exposure compensation is necessary with the Nikon or Nikkormat cameras which have
Type of film | Type of filter |
| Filter factor |
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Daylight | Tungsten light | |||||
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L1BC | 1 |
| 1 |
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| Y48 | 1.7(2/3) | 1.2(1/3) | |||
YS2 | 2 | (1) | 1.4(1/2) | |||
056 | 3.5 | 2 | (1) | |||
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| R60 | 8 | (3) | 5 | ||
| ( | ) = Exposure corrections in f/stops |
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