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Basic, Shooting

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BASIC SHOOTING This section features the settings for most common picture-taking situations when AF Nikkor* lenses are used: Rim advance mode: single-frame shooting Metering: Advanced Matrix Metering Focus Area: Wide Focus mode: Single Servo AF Exposure mode: Auto Multi-Program (If you are using AI-P-Nikkor lens, use manual focus {see pp. 46-48]. If you are using other non-AF Nikkor lenses, use Center-Weighted or Spot Metering {see p. 32j, manual focus, and AperturePriority Auto or Manual Exposure mode {see pp. 60-62 or 63-66}. To confirm usable mode by lens, see chart on p. 104.) • AF Nikkor lenses includes D-type AF Nikkor lenses and AF-I Nikkor lenses. 1 Set focus mode selector to S for Single Servo autofocus. If lens has an A-M switch, set switch to A. If you are using an AF-I Nikkor lens, set the lens focus mode ring to A or MI A. 2 Set lens to its minimum aperture (highest f-number marked in orange on AF Nikkor lenses) and lock lens aperture of AF Nikkor lens at its minimum setting (see lens instruction manual). 19

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BASIC
SHOOTING
This section features the settings for
most
common picture-taking situations
when
AF
Nikkor* lenses are used:
Rim advance mode: single-frame
shooting
Metering: Advanced Matrix Metering
Focus Area: Wide
Focus
mode
: Single Servo
AF
Exposure mode:
Auto
Multi-Program
(If
you are using AI-P-Nikkor lens, use
manual focus {see pp.
46-48].
If
you are
using other non-AF Nikkor lenses, use
Center-Weighted
or
Spot
Metering {see
p.
32j, manual focus,
and
Aperture-
Priority Auto
or
Manual Exposure mode
{see pp.
60-62
or
63-66}.
To
confirm
usable mode
by
lens,
see
chart on p.
104.)
•
AF
Nikkor
lenses
includes
D-type
AF
Nikkor
lenses
and
AF-I
Nikkor
lenses.
1
Set focus
mode
selector
to
S
for
Single Servo autofocus. If lens has
an A-M switch, set switch to
A.
If you are
using an AF-I Nikkor lens, set the lens
focus
mode
ring to A
or
MI
A.
2
Set lens to its minimum aperture
(highest f-number marked
in
orange
on AF Nikkor lenses) and lock lens
aperture
of
AF Nikkor lens at its
minimum setting (see lens instruction
manual).
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