Long Time Exposure Using Setting - Nikon F70 Instruction Manual

• In Programmed Auto exposure mode, shutter speed
and aperture will vary.
In Shutter-Priority Auto exposure mode, aperture will
vary.
In Aperture-Priority Auto and Manual exposure mode,
shutter speed will vary.
• When using All Mode Exposure Bracketing with
Exposure Compensation function, the compensated
value will be added. For example, If exposure has been
compensated at +1 EV and you set All Mode Exposure
Bracketing with 0.5 EV degree, the first shot will be
taken with +0.5 EV compensation, the second shot
with +1 EV compensation and the third shot with +1.5
EV compensation.
• In flash shooting, All Mode Exposure Bracketing
compensates background exposure, not affecting flash
light output level.
• Turning the camera's power off cancels All Mode
Exposure Bracketing.
• If you set self-timer immediately after setting All Mode
Exposure Bracketing, you can perform self-timer
shooting without bracketing. After self-timer shooting,
fully depress shutter release button to perform All
Mode Exposure Bracketing.
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LONG TIME EXPOSURE USING SETTING
At setting, shutter remains open as long as shutter
release button remains depressed.
To avoid camera shake, which may cause picture blur, use a
tripod. Use of remote control accessories such as Nikon
Remote Cord MC-12B, Modulite Remote Control Set ML-2,
etc. is also recommended to avoid camera shake.
1 Hold FUNCTION button until the Function Area indicator
shows Exposure Mode Area and exposure mode symbol
starts blinking. Then hold SET/ button and rotate command
dial until for Manual exposure mode appears on LCD panel
and viewfinder.
2 Remove your finger from SET/ button, rotate command
dial until appears in LCD panel and viewfinder.
3 Fully depress shutter release button and hold it as long as
desired.
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