Nikon 58-104 manual TTL flash mode, When taking pictures with the arm removed from the bracket

Objects underwater appear closer than they actually are.

For instance, if the estimated camera-to- subject distance underwater is 1 meter

(3.3 feet), the actual distance is 1.33 meters

(4.3 feet).

The distance scales on the exposure calculation chart and lenses are marked by estimated distances underwater. When you estimate the distance, read the flash shooting distance range from the chart directly.

In TTL flash mode

Read the flash shooting distance range in the "M Full" column on the left of the scale. For example, when shooting a subject

Iunderwater at estimated 0.5 meter (1 .6 feet) using ISO 100 film, set the aperture to f/22 or larger (smaller f-number) to get the correct exposure.

When taking pictures with the arm removed from the bracket

Open the aperture one or more steps wider (f/16) than that (f/22) read in the "M Full" column on the left of the scale.

• Important

When setting aperture, check the flash shooting distance range first. To obtain the best possible color reproduction , set the aperture to the larger f·number if available.

+Note

Usable film speed range in TTL mode:

ISO 25 to 1000 for the Nikonos RS

ISO 25 to 400 for the Nikonos V

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1 Size of object as it appears underwater

2 Actual size of object

3 Distance set on lens

4 Actual or measured distance

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