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BASIC SHOOTING
The Nikon N4004s offers both
auto
and
manual
focusing.
It
also gives
you three
auto
exposure modes-
program
auto,
aperture-priority
auto,
shutter-priority
auto-plus manual
exposure control.
The following instructions are for
autofocus shooting in program auto
exposure mode with
an AF Nikkor
lens.
Program mode is the easiest to
use and most automatic exposure
mode.
For details about other focusing
methods and exposure
modes,
see
pages 18 to
21
and
24
to 29,
respectively.
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Confirm lens is set to smallest
aperture (largest
f-number);
if
lens is incorrectly
set,
the
shutter release locks and
+
and
-
LEOs blink
alternately.
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Set
shutter speed
dial to
A,
and
aperture dial to
S.
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When both A
and
S are
set,
:
program
auto mode is in
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operation.
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The
shutter
dial locks
at
the A or L
position, and the aperture dial
locks at the S
position.
To release
them
,
rotate the
shutter
or
aperture dial while pressing the
dial lock-release button.
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Set focus mode
selector
to A
(autofocus
).
If the lens in use has
an
A-M
switch
,
set
the
switch
to A.
Aim camera at the subject.
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