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Troubleshooting

—continued

LCD

panel

6.16

and

F

--

blink

Viewfinder

but.

and

F

--

blink

Causes

•

Shutter

speed

is

set

to

taut

b

in

S

mode.

Remedy

•

Cancel

the

bi,L

la

by

selecting

30

sec.

or

faster

shutter

speed,

or

select

A

mode

and

set

the

aperture

with

the

Command

Dial

to

perform

Long

Time

Exposure.

Page

45,

50

—

blinks

•

Speedlight

recommended.

•

Use

the

built-in

Speedlight.

30

—

blinks

for

approx.

3

sec.

after

flash

•

Flash

has

fired

at

full

output

and

underexposure

may

have

occurred.

•

Shoot

again

after

confirming

focus

distance,

aperture

or

flash

shooting

distance

range.

66

Shutter

indication

blinks

:25

appears

•

Shutter

speed

faster

than

1/125

sec.

is

selected

when

the

built-in

Speedlight

is

used

in

S

mode

and

the

shutter

speed

is

automatically

controlled

to

1/125

sec.

•

Release

the

shutter

as

it

is

to

take

a

picture

with

flash

with

shutter

speed

at

1/125

sec.

65

In

certain

cases,

due

to

static

electricity

or

improperly

loaded

batteries,

the

PRONEA

S

camera's

microcomputer

may

turn

the

camera

off.

This

can

happen

even

with

fresh,

properly

installed

batteries.

It

may

also

keep

the

film

from

advancing

properly.

In

each

of

these

cases,

to

resume

operation,

simply

turn

the

power

off

and

on

again,

or

remove

and

reinstall

the

batteries.

76

Specifications

Type

of

camera

Integral

-motor

autofocus,

built-in

Speedlight,

electronically

controlled

focal

plane

shutter

Advanced

Photo

System

(1X240)

single-lens

reflex

Exposure

modes

vg:

General

-Purpose

Program

P:

Auto

-Multi

Program

(Flexible

Program

possible)

S:

Shutter

-Priority

Auto

A:

Aperture

-Priority

Auto

Vah-Program

(i:

Portrait,

M:

Landscape,

46:

Close

-Up,

Mk

Night

Scene;

Flexible

Program

possible)

Print

type

Three

print

types

are

available:

H,

P

and

C

Picture

format

16.7

x

30.2mm

Lens

mount

Nikon

F

mount

Lens

Nikkor

and

Nikon

lenses

having

Nikon

F

mount*

*

With

limitations;

see

chart

on

p.

34.

Compatible

film

1X240

cartridge

film

Viewfinder

Fi

xed-eyelevel

penta-Dach-mirror

type

(eyepoint:

approx.

18

mm)

Focusing

screen

Clear

Matte

Screen

IV

(with

focus

brackets),

fixed

Viewfinder

frame

coverage/

Print

frame

coverage

Approx.

87%

(50mm

lens)

Approx.

95%,

with

H,

P

and

C

print

types

Finder

magnification

Approx.

0.72X

to

0.79X

with

50mm

lens

set

at

infinity

Diopter

adjustment

—1.5

DP.

to

+0.5

DP.

Viewfinder

information

Focus

indication

(in

-focus

indication,

front

-focus,

rear

focus

and

AF

impossible

warning),

FEE

warning,

Er

r

warning,

F

-

-

warning,

exposure

value

(shutter

speed,

aperture),

exposure

warning,

exposure

compensation,

focus

brackets,

frames

for

H,

P

and

C

print

types,

flash

ready

-light

(charged

indication,

full

output

warning),

flash

recommended

Autofocus

•

TTL

phase

detection

AF

system

with

AF

-Assist

Illuminator

(available

with

22mm

to

180mm

lens,

approx.

0.5

to

3m,

approx.

0.5

to

2m

without

built-in

Speedlight

•

Activated

by

lightly

pressing

the

shutter

release

button

•

Detection

range:

EV

0

to

EV

20

(at

ISO

200,

normal

temperature)

Lens

servo

AF:Auto-Servo

AF:

Camera

automatically

chooses

Single

Servo

AF

or

Continuous

Servo

AF

operation

according

to

the

subject

status,

i.e.

stationary

or

moving

(including

directional

information).

•

Single

Servo

AF:

Once

focused

on

a

subject,

focus

is

locked

•

Continuous

Servo

AF:

The

camera

continuously

focuses

on

a

moving

subject

M:

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