Nikon 2170749 Instruction Manual - Page 31

Diopter

Adjustment/Eyepiece

Cap

■

The

finder

diopter

enables

near-

or

far-sighted

photographers

to

adjust

the

eyepiece

diopter

to

suit

their

vision.

ll

•

Slide

the

diopter

adjustment

lever

while

looking

through

the

viewfinder

until

the

focus

brackets

in

the

viewfinder

appear

sharp.

The

adjustable

range

of

the

finder

diopter

is

-1.5

DP

to

+0.5

DP.

Nine

optional

eyepiece

correction

lenses

provide

viewfinder

diopter

of

-5.0

to

+3.0

DP.

NOTE:

Using

the

diopter

adjustment

lever

Since

the

diopter

adjustment

lever

is

located

next

to

the

viewfinder,

be

careful

not

to

poke

yourself

in

the

eye

with

your

finger

or

fingernail

while

sliding

the

lever.

■

Attaching

the

eyepiece

cap

or

optional

eyepiece

correction

lens

•

To

attach

an

eyepiece

cap

or

optional

eyepiece

correcton

lens,

remove

the

rubber

eyecup

and

slide

down

the

eyepiece

cap

or

eyepiece

correction

lens.

When

reattaching

the

rubber

eyecup,

make

sure

to

attach

it

in

the

correct

direction.

62

Flash

Photography

Built-in

Speedlight

and

Matrix

Balanced

Fill

-Flash

This

camera

is

equipped

with

a

built-in

Speedlight

that

provides

an

angle

of

coverage

for

a

24mm

lens

with

a

guide

number

of

16

(ISO200,

m)

or

52

(ISO200,

ft.).

Matrix

Balanced

Fill

-Flash

ensures

proper

exposure

of

the

main

subject

and

background,

and

provides

adequate

flash

output

to

enable

natural

-looking

flash

photography

(with

CPU

lens).

In

addition

to

shooting

in

dim

light,

the

flash

can

be

used

in

daylight

to

reduce

shadows

on

the

main

subject

or

to

put

catchlights

in

your

subject's

eyes.

•

When

using

a

non

-CPU

lens,

standard

TTL

flash

is

the

only

flash

mode

available.

To

ensure

optimum

performance,

use

only

CPU

lenses.

Flash

sync

mode

Five

flash

sync

modes

—Normal

Sync,

Red

-Eye

Reduction,

Slow

Sync

and

Red

-Eye

Reduction

with

Slow

Sync,

and

Flash

Cancel

—are

available

with

this

camera.

Red

-Eye

Reduction

In

order

to

reduce

the

red

-eye

effect

in

photos

of

people

or

animals,

the

Red

-Eye

Reduction

lamp

lights

for

approx.

1

sec.

before

the

flash

fires.

V

°W

.

Slow

Sync

Normally,

the

camera's

shutter

speed

is

automatically

set

between

1/60

to

1/125

sec.

with

flash

photography.

However,

for shooting

nighttime

scenes,

Slow

Sync

uses

a

slower

shutter

speed

to

bring

out

background

details

using

all

of

the

available

light.

14-

mitsh.:

•

Red

-Eye

Reduction

and

Slow

Sync

can

be

set

simultaneously

by

selecting

'W.

See

page

64.

•

Selectable

flash

sync

modes

depend

on

the

exposure

mode

selected.

See

page

68

for

the

available

combinations

of

flash

sync

modes

and

exposure

modes.

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