Nikon 1988 Instruction Manual - Page 7

The Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 operates continu

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The Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 operates continuously from infinity («>) to 0.41m (1.34ft) for a reproduction ratio of 1:2. With the PN-11 ring attached, focusing is extended to a reproduction ratio of 1:0.88. To focus, first make sure that the tightening screw on the focusing ring is loosened. Then, turn the focusing ring until the image on the focusing screen appears sharp. To keep the focusing ring from moving, be sure to tighten the screw. The tightening screw makes it difficult to accidentally move the focusing ring, but it does not lock it in place. The distance scale on the focusing ring is marked in both meters (white) and feet (yellow). These figures indicate the distance from the subject to the camera's film plane. The exact position of the film plane is indicated on all cameras for convenience when precise measurement of the distance is required. (For more details, check your camera's instruction manual). • Although it is possible to turn the focusing ring with the screw tightened, do not attempt it. • At the closest distance setting, the lens focal length is approx. 82mm. 7

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The Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 operates continu-
ously from
infinity
(«>) to 0.41m (1.34ft) for a
reproduction
ratio of
1:2. With the PN-11 ring
attached, focusing is extended to a reproduction
ratio of
1:0.88.
To focus, first make sure that the tightening screw
on the focusing ring is loosened. Then, turn the fo-
cusing ring until the image on the focusing screen
appears sharp. To keep the focusing ring from mov-
ing, be sure to tighten the screw. The tightening
screw makes it difficult to accidentally move the
focusing ring, but it does not lock it in place.
The distance scale on the focusing ring is marked in
both meters (white) and feet (yellow). These figures
indicate
the
distance
from
the
subject
to
the
camera's film plane. The exact position of the film
plane is indicated on all cameras for convenience
when precise measurement of the distance is re-
quired.
(For
more details, check
your
camera's
instruction manual).
• Although it is possible to turn the focusing ring
with the screw tightened, do not attempt it.
• At the closest distance setting, the lens focal length
is approx. 82mm.
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