Nikon D7000 manual Zoom Head Equivalents for DX Mode

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Table 12.1 Zoom Head Equivalents for DX Mode

Lens Focal Length Zoom Head Position

14mm20mm

18mm24mm

20mm28mm

24mm35mm

28mm50mm

35mm50mm

50mm50mm

70mm85mm

85mm105mm

To set the zoom position manually, follow one of these steps:

■SB-900.Press the Zoom button (located southwest of the selector dial/OK button pad) once, release it, and then rotate the selector dial until the zoom setting you want appears on the LCD. An “M” appears on the LCD above the Zoom indica- tor to show that the zoom setting has been made manually. An FX or DX indica- tor appears to the left, just above the Zoom indicator to show that the SB-900 is set for FX or DX coverage. You can also change the zoom setting by pressing the Zoom button repeatedly, in which case the focal length setting will jump from one increment to the next, wrapping around at 200mm back to the 12mm setting. Figure 12.17 shows the controls on the back of the SB-900.

■SB-700.Press the Zoom button to the left of the selector dial to highlight Zoom on the flash’s LCD screen. Then, rotate the control dial to the zoom position you want. Press the center OK button on the selector dial to confirm your setting. (You can also cycle through the available zoom settings by pressing the Zoom button repeatedly.) An M appears above the Zoom indicator on the LCD to show you’ve set the zoom value manually. To switch back to power zoom, press the Zoom but- ton until the power zoom icon appears (it’s the word “zoom” with a back-looping arrow). Then press the Sel (Select) button to confirm.

■SB-600.Press the Zoom button and adjust zoom position manually. M appears above Zoom in the LCD. To cancel manual zoom, press the Zoom button until it matches the focal length set on the lens.