Nikon D1 Manual page 68

When Custom Setting 2 is set to increments of 1:
Setting
–2F1.0
+2F1.0
–3F1.0
+3F1.0
3F1.0
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To take the first photograph in the series, compose a photograph, focus,
and shoot. If the camera is set to continuous shooting mode (operating
mode C), the camera will take the specified number of shots while the
shutter-release button is held down and then stop automatically. In single-
frame shooting or when the self timer is on (see "Self Timer Mode"),
photographs are taken one at a time each time the shutter-release button
is fully pressed. Bracketing can be cancelled before all the photographs in
the series have been taken by holding down the BKT button and rotating
the main command dial until BKT is no longer displayed in the control
panel. The bracketing program currently selected will be recalled the next
time bracketing is used.
Tips
The shutter-speed and aperture values displayed during shooting reflect the exposure
compensation value for the current photograph.
Bracketing can be combined with exposure compensation (see "Exposure
Compensation"). This can be used to achieve exposure compensations of more than
+2.0 or less than –2.0 during bracketing.
If the camera is turned off before you have taken all the photographs in the sequence,
you can continue from where you left off when the camera is turned back on. If the
memory card fills up before you have completed the sequence, you can continue from
where you left off after deleting images or inserting a new memory card.
By default, the camera shoots photographs with a negative compensation value
before shooting those with a positive compensation value. This can be changed
using Custom Setting 3 (see "Custom Settings").
Camera Settings: Auto Bracketing
Control Panel
Exposure Display
Number of Shots/
Bracketing (EVs)
2 ( 0, –1.0)
2 ( 0, +1.0)
3 (–1.0, –2.0, 0)
3 (+1.0, 0, +2.0)
3 ( 0, –1.0, +1.0)
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