Nikon N2000 User Manual

Note:
1. PC-Nikkor and Medical-Nikkor lenses cannot
be used in any auto expo-
sure
modes.
2. The following lenses and accessories do not have an aperture coupling
device, and cannot be used
in P or P HI modes.
All Reflex-Nikkor lenses
All PC-Nikkor lenses
Bellows attachment
Extension Ring Set K
3.
In P and P HI modes, when using AI-modified Nikkor lenses with a
maximum aperture smaller than fI4.5, or teleconverters or PK rings,
shutter speeds are slower than indicated by the standard program lines
on page 19. Although actual shutter speed is indicated by the LED and
correct exposure is assured even in these cases, always check the
LED to avoid blurred
images at slower shutter speeds.
4.
In P and P HI modes, when using AI-modified Nikkor lenses with a
maximum aperture larger than f12, the metering range for higher EV
values will be reduced to a maximum of two EVs depending on the
aperture.
5.
In P and P HI modes, the following lenses may cause slower shutter
speeds than those indicated by the viewfinder LED, but you still get
correct exposure.
Nikkor 50mm fll . 2(No . 250525 or smaller)
Noct-Nikkor 58mm fll.2 (No. 175000 or smaller)
Zoom-Nikkor 50-3OOmm f14 .5 (No. 179500 or smaller)
AI-modified Nikkor
85mm fll.8
AI-modified Micro-Nikkor 105mm fl4
AI-modified Zoom-Nikkor 85-250mm fl4
When using Nikon Teleconverters: Depending on the lens in
use, the shutter speed in A mode may be faster than that
indicated
in the viewfinder by gne step or less, and in M mode
exposure compensation may be necessary. For details, see the
teleconverter's instruction manual.
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Nikon N2000 Specifications

General

Brand	Nikon
Model	N2000
Category	Film Camera
Language	English