Nikon NIKONOS-V Instruction Manual page 38

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Overexposure warn ing
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aperture (a larger I-number). II the arrow continues
to blink even when the shutter speed/mode selector
dial is set to "1000" (1/1000sec.) and the lens is
set to its smallest aperture (the largest I-number),
either use a neutral density lilter or change to a
lilm with a lower ASAIISO Ii 1m speed.
II the LED underexposure warning arrow
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blinks,
either turn the shutter speed/mode selector dial to
a slower shutter speed or set the lens to a larger
aperture (a smaller I-number). II the arrow conti-
nues to blink even when the shutter speed/mode
selector dial is set to "30" (1/30sec.) and the lens
is set to its largest aperture (the smallest I-number),
either use a Nikon Speedlight or change to a lilm
with a higher ASAIISO lilm speed. (For Speedlight
inlormation , see page 50).
Underexposure warning
olf two shutter speed LED indicators light at the same time,
it means an intermediate shutter speed will provide the
correct exposure. Therefore, turn the lens aperture knob (in
the case of the LWNikkor, turn its aperture ring) slightly until
only one LED remains lighted.
o
When the shutter speed/mode selector dial is set at either
M90 or B, the exposure meter does not work nor do the LED
viewfinder indicators light. When the dial is set at R, the
shutter is automatically locked.
o
To create
a
special photographic effect through an inten-
tional over- or underexposure, set either the lens aperture
knob (in the case of the LW-Nikkor, set its aperture ring) or
the shutter speed/mode selector dial so that at least two
non-adjacent LED indicators are lighted.