Nikon instruction manual LCD panel indications, Notes on LCDs, Using the SB-28in dim light

LCD panel indications

All LCD (liquid crystal display) figures and marks do not appear at the same time. They are shown together here for ease of explanation.

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1Flash mode indicator (P.22)

t Ø Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash with TTL

Multi-Sensor

tø Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash,

Center-Weighted/Spot Fill-Flash t Standard TTL Flash

ƒManual Flash (P.46)

%FP High-Speed Flash sync (P.49) " Repeating Flash (P.52)

˙ Non-TTL Auto Flash (P.42)

2Film speed (ISO)/number of repeating flashes per frame/frequency indicators (P.18 / P.52)

3Flash shooting range indicator bars (P.13)

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4 Red-eye reduction indicator (P.76)

5 Zoom-head position indicator (P.19)

6 Flash output level indicator (P.50)

7 Exposure compensation indicator (P.72)

8 Underexposure indicator (P.28)

9 Exposure compensation/underexposure value

(P.72 / P.28)

10 Flash shooting distance scale (m: meter) (P.13)

11 Flash shooting distance scale (ft: feet) (P.13)

12 Standby mode indicator (P.15)

13 AF assist illuminator LED canceled indicator (P.82)

14 Aperture indicator (P.42)

Notes on LCDs

•Because LCDs are difficult to read when viewed from the side, you should look at the LCD panel directly.

•LCDs are temperature sensitive and may turn black at high temperatures (approx. 60°C or 140°F). They clear up when the temperature returns to normal (20°C or 68°F).

•In cold temperatures (approx. 5°C or 41°F and below), the LCDs’ response time slows down. This is typical of LCDs and no cause for concern. LCDs will function properly once the temperature returns to normal (20°C or 68°F).

NOTE

Using the SB-28 in dim light

Press the . button to turn the illuminator on. Press the button again to turn it off. The illuminator turns off automatically after approx. 16 sec. when the SB-28 is not in use.

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