Nikon N65 QD 35mm Camera Manuals

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Nikon N65 QD Instruction Manual

Nikon N65 QD Instruction Manual (117 pages)

Brand: Nikon | Category: Film Camera | Size: 27 MB

Table of Contents

Main Features
2
Supplied Accessories
3
Table of Contents
4
Nomenclature
6
Product View
6
LCD Panel/Viewfinder Display
8
Available Exposure Modes
10
User-Controlled Exposure Mode
10
Point-And-Shoot Exposure Mode
11
Start Shooting Immediately
12
1 Install Batteries and Check Battery Power

15
- About Shutter Release Button
  15
2 Mount Lens

15
- Preparation
  15
3 Load Film

15
4 Set Date and Time (N65QD Only)

15
- Install Batteries and Check Battery Power
  16
- Mount Lens
  18
- Detaching the Lens
  19
- When Camera Is Left Unattended Without Lens
  19
- Load Film
  20
- Check Points
  21
- DX-Coded Film
  21
- Battery Requirements for Imprinting
  22
- Set Date and Time
  22
- Changing Battery for Imprinting
  23
- Shutter Release Button
  24
- Basic Operation
  25
- Dynamic AF Mode with Closest-Subject Priority
  26
- Set Focus Mode to AF
  26
  - Situations Where Autofocus May Not Work as Expected
    27
  - Available Exposure Modes
    28
  - Matrix Metering
    28
  - Set Exposure Mode to AUTO
    28
  - Hold Camera and Focus
    30
  - Built-In Speedlight
    31
  - Composing Frame
    31
  - Release Shutter
    32
  - Using Built-In Speedlight
    34
  - Built-In Speedlight and Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash
    35
  - Shooting with Vari-Program
    36
  - Close-Up Mode
    37
  - Landscape Mode
    37
  - Portrait Mode
    37
  - Night Scene Mode
    38
  - Sports Continuous Mode
    38
  - Imprinting Date/Time
    39
  - Self-Timer Operation
    40
  - Self-Timer Operation
    41
  - About Metering Systems and Exposure
    42
- AF-Assist Illuminator
  43
- Detailed Operation
  43
- Focus Area
  43
- Focus Lock
  43
- Focus Mode
  43
- Shooting in each Exposure Mode
  43
  - Auto-Servo AF
    44
  - Autofocus
    44
  - Focus Mode
    44
  - Manual Focus
    45
  - Dynamic AF Mode
    46
  - Focus Area
    46
  - When Focus Mode Is Set to Manual
    47
  - AF-Assist Illuminator
    48
  - Canceling AF-Assist Illuminator
    49
  - Lenses Incompatible with AF-Assist Illuminator
    49
  - Focus Lock
    50
  - AUTO Mode
    51
  - Minimum Aperture with CPU Nikkor Lens (Except G-Type)
    51
  - Auto-Multi Program/Flexible Program
    52
    
    Difference between AUTO Mode and P (Auto-Multi Program)
    52
    
    Flexible Program
    53
  - Shutter-Priority Auto
    54
  - Aperture-Priority Auto
    56
    
    Center-Weighted Metering
    58
    
    M: Manual
    58
    
    Long Time (Time) Exposure
    60
- Shooting in each Exposure Mode
  51
- Exposure Compensation
  61
- Auto Exposure Bracketing
  62
- Auto Exposure Bracketing
  63
- Standard Compensation Value in Multiple Exposure
  64
- Film Rewind
  66
- Depth-Of-Field Preview
  68
- Remote Control Operation (Optional)
  69
- About Depth of Field
  74
- Flash Photography
  75
- Flash Shooting Distance Range
  75
- Flash Sync Mode Features
  75
- Ready-Light! Accessory Shoe
  75
- Usable Lenses with Built-In Speedlighl
  75
  - Built-In Speed Light and TTL Flash Modes
    76
  - Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash
    76
  - Standard TTL Flash
    76
  - Accessory Shoe
    77
  - Ready-Light
    77
  - Flash Sync Mode Features
    78
  - Front-Curtain Sync (Normal Sync)
    78
  - Rear-Curtaim Sync
    78
  - Slow Sync
    78
  - Flash Cancel
    79
  - Red-Eye Reduction
    79
  - Red-Eye Reduction with Slow Sync
    79
  - Flash Shooting Distance Range
    84
  - Usable Lenses with Built-In Speedlight
    85
  - Available Flash Sync Mode Combinations
    86
- Camera Care
  87
- Glossary
  87
- Index
  87
- Lens Compatibility
  87
- Miscellaneous
  87
- Notes on Batteries
  87
- Optional Accessories
  87
- Specifications
  87
- Troubleshooting
  87
- Usable Optional Speedlights
  87
  - Lens Compatibility
    88
  - Nikkor Lenses/Accessories that Cannot be Attached to the Unit
    90
  - When a Non-CPU Lens Is Attached
    90
  - Usable Optional Speedlights
    91
  - Optional Accessories
    94
  - Camera Care
    96
  - Cleaning
    96
  - Notes on Batteries
    98
  - Troubleshooting
    99
  - Glossary
    102
  - Specifications
    106
  - Index
    112

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