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To remove the finder, slide the finder release levers with your thumb and finger towards the back of the camera (Fig. 1), and lift the finder out (Fig. 2). The DX-1 AF Finder provides an electronic focus-aid indication as you manually rotate the lens to obtain correct focus.
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Fig. 2 Interchangeable focusing screens Nikon offers you a choice of 21 interchangeable focusing screens: A–U. The type K screen comes with the camera as standard equipment. On the following page is a chart listing all the screens. To take out the focusing screen, first remove the finder, then insert your fingernail under the rear edge of the screen and lift it out (Fig.
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Type B: Matte/Fresnel field with 3mm¢ fine-ground matte focusing spot and 12mm¢ reference circle. Good for general photography, especialy with long lenses. Type C: Fine-ground matte field wth 4mm¢ clear spot and cross hair. For photomicrography, astrophotography and other high-magnification applications, using parallax focusing on aerial images. Type D: Overall fine-ground matte field Full specialized close up photography and for use with long lenses.
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Type K: Combination of Type A and J screens. Matte/Fresnel field with 3mm¢ split-image rangefinder spot surrounded by 1mm-wide microprism doughnut. Rapid and accurate focusing for subjects with both straight lines and ill-defined contours. Suitable for general photography. Type L: Same as Type A screen but with split-image rangefinder line at a 45° angle. Best for subjects with horizontal lines.
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With shorter focal-length lenses, this screen is nof suitable because of light fall-off in the corners. Motor Drive MD-4 One of the most exciting accessories for the F3 High-Eyepoint camera is the Motor Drive MD-4. This amazingly compact, light, and streamlined unit attaches to the bottom of the camera in seconds and advances the film either singly or in sequence up to 6* frames per second–...
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Speedlights SB-11 and 14 When your require a bracket mounting unit, Nikon offers two, the SB-11 and SB-14. The powerful SB-11 has a guide number of 36 (ISO 100/meters) or 118 (ISO 100/feet) and features a 120° tilting flash head for bounce flash.
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The DK-1 is required when either the DR-3 Right-Angle Viewing Attachment, the DG-2 Eyepiece Magnifier, or an Eyepiece Correction Lens designed for the F3 (but not the F3 High-Eyepoint) camera is attached to the Nikon F3 High-Eyepoint camera's viewfinder eyepiece. Note that slight vignetting may occur when you wear glasses and look through the viewfinder with a correction lens for the F3 attached via the DK-1.
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