Nikon COOLPIX8800 manual Lens, 1/60 F2.8, Using a Flash, Use Autofocus, Vibration Reduction VR

Lens

The lens menu is used to adjust camera settings for optimal results with the optional converter lenses and attachments listed below. Note that these accessories require a lens adapter ring ( 143). For complete in- formation on use and handling, see the documentation provided with each converter lens.

Lens

LENS

Normal

Wide adapter

Telephoto

Fisheye

Option	Description
	No modifications are made to settings. Use when no converter lens is
Normal	attached (be sure to remove lens adapter ring).
	Camera zooms out to widest angle; camera focuses in macro close-up
Wide adapter	mode. Zoom can be adjusted between middle optical zoom position
(for WM-E80)	and widest angle. AF-assist illuminator can not be used.
	Optical zooms in to maximum optical zoom position. Zoom can be
Telephoto	adjusted between middle and maximum optical zoom positions. Digi-
(for TC-E17ED)	tal zoom can also be used. AF-assist illuminator can not be used.
	• Zoom fixed at widest angle.
Fisheye	• Focus fixed at infinity; AF-assist illuminator can not be used.
	• Metering fixed at center-weighted (	87).
(for FC-E9)
	• Corners of frame blacked out to create circular frame.

Using a Flash

The built-in Speedlight turns off automatically at settings other than Normal. Optional Speedlights mounted on the accessory shoe ( 104) can be used when Wide adapter or Telephoto is selected; both built-in and optional Speedlights turn off when Fisheye is selected.

Use Autofocus

When shooting at settings other than Normal, use autofocus ( 40). Manual focus and infinity will not produce results that accurately reflect the selected focus distance.

Vibration Reduction (VR)

Always select the matching Lens option when using vibration reduction with a con- verter; the desired results may not be achieved if Normal is selected. VR is not available when Fisheye is selected for Lens.

Lens

At settings other than Normal, the current lens setting is indi- cated by an icon in the monitor.

1/60 F2.8

The Shooting Menu

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