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Nikon F65D instruction manual

Models: F65D

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Page Introduction Supplied accessoriesUsing your camera correctly Take trial shots15-24 ContentsPREPARATION BASIC OPERATIONNomenclature F65D only Data imprint LCD/buttonsViewfinder display LCD Panel/Viewfinder DisplayLCD panel NOTE About LCDUser-controlled exposure mode Available Exposure ModesPoint-and-shoot exposure mode Start Shooting Immediately PREPARATION Install batteries and check battery power Mount lens Load filmSet date and time F65D only About shutter release button 3 battery power with the N indication 1 Install Batteries and Check Battery PowerTurn the power switch on and confirm LCD panel when the power switch is off1 Check the lens type Turn the power switch off and mount the lens to the camera bodyWhen camera is left unattended without lens Detaching the lens3 Load Film 4 Set Date and Time F65D only BASIC OPERATION About Shutter Release ButtonSet focus mode to AF autofocus. See page 44 for details Situations where autofocus may not work as expected1 Set Focus Mode to AF NOTE AF focus modeAbout exposure mode 2 Set Exposure Mode to aSet exposure mode to a AUTO mode Matrix Metering pageNOTE Composing frame 3 Hold Camera and Focus1 Hold the camera properly Built-in Speedlight4 Release Shutter Using Built-In Speedlight d Landscape mode Shooting with Vari-Programs Portrait mode f Close-Up modeg Sports Continuous mode Imprinting Date/Time F65D onlyShooting with Vari-Program-continued h Night Scene modeSelf-Timer Operation DETAILED OPERATION Dioptre adjustment/Viewfinder accessories Depth-of-field previewRemote control operation optional Available mode combinations Metering SystemsAutofocus Manual focus using Electronic RangefinderFocus Mode Auto-Servo AFFocus Area Lenses incompatible with AF-Assist Illuminator Cancelling AF-Assist IlluminatorAF-Assist Illuminator NOTE Continuous use of the AF-Assist IlluminatorShooting in Each Exposure Mode 2 Compose picture, confirm focus indicator / and shootFocus Lock a AUTO mode1 Set the exposure mode dial to P Shooting in Each Exposure Mode-continuedP Auto-Multi Program Difference between a AUTO mode and P Auto-Multi ProgramS Shutter-Priority Auto 2 Set the shutter speed 30-1/2000 sec. with the Command Dial3 indicator / and shoot 1 Set the exposure mode dial to S1 Set the exposure mode dial to A 3 Compose picture, confirm focus indicator / and shootA Aperture-Priority Auto Shooting in Each Exposure Mode-continued1 Set the exposure mode dial to M Centre-Weighted MeteringM Manual 3 Compose picture, focus and shootSet Exposure Compensation by rotating 1 the Command Dial while pressing the ∆Exposure Compensation button until the desired compensationAuto Exposure Bracketing Compensated EV value and bracketing orderThree Multiple Exposure1.0 EV 1.5 EVAttaching viewfinder accessories Dioptre Adjustment/Viewfinder AccessoriesDioptre adjustment NOTE Using the dioptre adjustment leverNOTE Before using remote control Remote Control Operation optionalDepth-of-Field Preview Focusing in remote control operation Remote Control Operation optional-continuedPoint the remote control unit toward the Long Time Time exposure with remote control3 Insert a new CR2025 3V lithium battery with ´ side facing up Changing battery inside the remote control unit2 Remove the used battery 4 Insert the battery holder until it clicks shutMatrix Balanced Fill-Flash, Standard TTL Flash Ready-light, accessory shoe Flash sync mode Built-in SpeedlightFLASH PHOTOGRAPHY Flash shooting distance range Usable lenses with built-in SpeedlightBuilt-In Speedlight and TTL Flash Modes Ready-Light/Accessory ShoeAccessory shoe Built-in Speedlight and TTL Flash modes∞ Front-Curtain Sync Normal Sync Flash Sync Mode Featuresﬂ Flash Cancel ¤ Slow Syncexposure mode, release the built-in In Auto-Multi Program, Shutter-Priority1 Auto, Aperture-Priority Auto or Manual Speedlight by pressing the ± flash lockUsing Built-In Speedlight-continued Flash Shooting Distance Range NOTE Using built-in SpeedlightUsable Lenses with Built-In Speedlight MISCELLANEOUS Usable optional Speedlights Optional accessories Camera careNotes on batteries Troubleshooting Glossary Specifications Index Available Flash Sync Mode CombinationsLens Compatibility Types of CPU lenses and other usable lenses/accessoriesG-type Nikkor and other CPU Nikkor lens Usable Optional Speedlights When a non-CPU lens is attachedLens Compatibility-continued NOTE Flash attachments made by manufacturers other than NikonNOTE When optional Speedlight is attached Notes on using optional SpeedlightsUsable Optional Speedlights-continued Remote Control Unit ML-L3 Optional AccessoriesBattery Pack MB-17 Wireless Slave Flash Controller SU-4Avoid extreme temperature change Cleaning camera bodyCleaning mirror and lens Camera CareUse fresh batteries at low temperatures TroubleshootingTurn the camera power off when changing batteries Notes on BatteriesViewfinder Troubleshooting-continuedLCD panel CauseGlossary Glossary-continued Specifications With limitations see chart on pageflash sync mode, focus area, battery power, frame counter, self-timer Specifications-continuedLCD panel information Specifications-continued Specifications and design are subject to change without noticeIndex Page NIKON CORPORATION