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Nikon N6000 User Manual

Nikon N6000
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Note on Close-Up Photography
e
ln
close-up photography, depth of field
is
generally
shallow. Thus, you must stop lens aperture down
as
much
as
possible to get the greatest area of sharp
focus.
e lmage magnification
is
so high that even the slightest
movement during shooting will cause a blurred image.
To
avoid this, use tripod with a cable release
to
activate
the shutter.
VI
EWING
ACCESSORIES
Eyepiece correcti
on
lenses
To
correct both near- and farsightedness, nine lenses are avail-
able from
-5
to
+3
diopter values. These values are derived
from the dioptry of both the finder and the correction lens.
Eyepiece Magnifier OG-2
Provides
2x
magnification of the central portion of the finder
image with Eyepiece Adapter. Eyesight adjustment provided.
Useful for critical focusing
in
close-up photography.
Nikon Eyepiece Adapter
Lets
you attach the
OG
-2 to the eyepiece.
Eyepi
ec
e Correction Lenses
O
G-
2
Eyepiece
Ad
apter
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Nikon N6000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNikon
ModelN6000
CategoryFilm Camera
LanguageEnglish

Summary

FOREWORD

NOMENCLATURE

BASIC OPERATION

MOUNTING THE LENS

How to attach and detach lenses from the camera body.

INSTALLING BATTERY

Step-by-step guide for inserting the camera battery.

CHECKING BATTERY POWER

How to verify the battery level and status.

LOADING FILM

Instructions on how to properly load film into the camera.

REWINDING FILM

Procedure for rewinding film at the end of the roll.

BASIC SHOOTING

CONTROLS IN DETAIL/PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES

FILM SPEED SETTING

How to set film speed for automatic DX-coded or manual input.

FILM ADVANCE MODE SETTING

How to choose between single-frame or continuous shooting modes.

FOCUSING

Techniques for achieving sharp focus using viewfinder aids.

EXPOSURE METERING SYSTEMS

Explains Matrix and Center-Weighted metering options.

METERING SYSTEM SETTING

Instructions on how to select the desired metering system.

METERING SYSTEM SELECTION – WHEN TO USE MATRIX OR CENTER-WEIGHTED METERING

Guidance on choosing between Matrix and Center-Weighted metering.

EXPOSURE MODE

Overview of available automatic and manual exposure modes.

PROGRAMMED (PM AND P) AUTO

Details on Auto Multi-Program and Normal Program auto modes.

SHUTTER-PRIORITY AUTO EXPOSURE MODE

How to control shutter speed while the camera sets aperture.

APERTURE-PRIORITY AUTO EXPOSURE MODE

How to control aperture while the camera sets shutter speed.

MANUAL EXPOSURE MODE

How to set both aperture and shutter speed manually.

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

Methods to adjust exposure beyond standard readings.

SELF-TIMER OPERATION

How to use the self-timer for delayed shots.

ACCESSORIES

LENS COMPATIBILITY

Chart detailing compatibility of various lenses with camera modes.

OPTIONAL SPEEDLIGHTS

Information on Nikon Speedlights compatible with the N6000.

CLOSE-UP ACCESSORIES

Lenses and attachments for close-up photography.

VIEWING ACCESSORIES

Eyepiece correction lenses and magnifiers for improved viewing.

OTHER ACCESSORIES

Lens hoods, filters, camera cases, and neckstraps.

MISCELLANEOUS

CAMERA CARE TIPS

Guidelines for maintaining and cleaning the camera.

NOTES ON BATTERIES

Important information regarding battery usage and care.

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical details and features of the N6000 camera.

GLOSSARY

Definitions of technical terms used in the manual.

WARNING INDICATIONS

Explanations of LCD panel warnings and their remedies.

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