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1
Open
the
battery
chamber
and
install
batteries
while
the
camera's
power
is
off
(page
16).
2
Attach
the
lens
and
turn
the
power
switch
on
(page
18)
.
•
With
CPU
Nikkor
lens
other
than
G-type
,
set
the
lens
aperture
to
its
minimum
and
lock
.
3
Open
the
camera
back
and
install
the
film
(page
20)
.
.
4
Set
the
focus
mode
selector
to
AF
(autofocus)
(page
26).
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
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
If Film Does Not Start to Rewind or Film Rewind Stops at MID-Roll
66
MID-Roll Rewind
66
Attaching Viewfinder Accessories
67
Diopter Adjustment
67
Diopter Adjustment/Viewfinder Accessories
67
Using the Diopter Adjustment Lever
67
Depth-Of-Field Preview
68
Remote Control Operation (Optional)
69
Focusing in Remote Control Operation
70
Long Time (Time) Exposure with Remote Control
71
Changing Battery Inside the Remote Control Unit
72
Available Mode Combinations
73
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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Brand
Nikon
Model
N65
Category
Film Camera
Language
English
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