Nikon 1768 Instruction Manual - Page 79

Recommended lenses, Recommended camera settings, Procedure, Some ways to increase apparent sharpness

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Recommended lenses Select lens according to the desired effect. If you want an expansive view, use a wideangle AF Nikkor lens. If you prefer to emphasize your subject by magnifying it, use a telephoto AF Nikkor lens. Recommended camera settings Metering system ~ for Matrix' Focus area [D) for Wide' Focus mode S for Single Servo AF Film advance mode II] for single-frame shooting, or ~H or * Automatically selected. ~ L for continuous shooting Procedure You can follow steps 4-6 of basic shooting procedure on pp. 21-24. Landscape Program tends to select a slow shutter speed and a smaller aperture to assure sharply focused landscape pictures. To avoid camera shake, use a tripod. Some ways to increase apparent sharpness • Use a higher ISO film to get smaller f/stops. • Choose a scene where the foreground and background are relatively close to each other. • Shoot from the same position, but use a lens with a wider angle. MF-26 users Use the All Mode Exposure Bracketing feature to take several pictures at different f/stops. This will give you a variety of pictures from which you can choose the best resu lt. 79

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Recommended lenses
Select lens according to the desired effect. If you want
an
expansive view, use a wideangle
AF
Nikkor lens.
If
you prefer to
emphasize your subject by magnifying
it,
use a telephoto
AF
Nikkor lens.
Recommended camera settings
Metering system
~
for Matrix'
Focus area
[D)
for Wide'
Focus mode
S for Single Servo
AF
Film
advance mode
II]
for single-frame shooting, or
~H
or
~
L
for continuous shooting
*
Automatically
selected.
Procedure
You can follow steps 4-6 of basic shooting procedure on pp.
21-24.
Landscape Program tends to select a
slow shutter speed
and a
sma
ll
er aperture to assure sharply focused landscape pictures.
To avoid camera shake, use a tripod.
Some ways to increase apparent sharpness
• Use a higher I
SO
film to get smaller f/stops.
• Choose a scene where the foreground and background are
relatively close to each other.
• Shoot from the same position, but use a lens with a wider
angle.
MF-26 users
Use the
All
Mode Exposure Bracketing feature to take
several pictures at different f/stops. This will give you a
variety
of
pictures from which you can choose the best
resul
t.
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