Power
sources
Viewfinder
eyepiece
accessories
Other
Accessories
At
the
time
of
writing,
the
following
accessories were available for
the
D90.
•
Rechargeable
Li-ion
Battery
EN-El3e
(pp.
22,
23): Additional
EN-EL3e
batteries are
available from local retailers and Nikon service representatives. The
EN-EL3e
can
be recharged using
an
MH-18a
or
MH-18 quick charger.
•
Multi-PowerBatteryPackMB-D80:
The MB-D80 takes one
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or
two
rechargeable Nikon
EN-EL3e
Li-ion battery
or
six AA alkaline, NiMH, lithium,
or
nickel-manganese
batteries. It
is
equipped
with
a shutter-release
button,
AE-LIAF-l
button,
multi
selector, and main- and
sub-command dials for improved operation when
taking photographs in
portrait
(tall) orientation.
When attaching
the
MB-D80, remove
the
camera
battery-chamber cover
as
shown at right.
•
Quick
Charger
MH-18a
(pg. 22): The MH-18a can be used
to
recharge
EN-EL3e
battery.
•
AC
Adapter
EH-Sa/EH-S:
These
AC
adapters can be used
to
power
the
camera for extended periods.
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DK-20C
Eyepiece
Correction
lenses:
Lenses
are available
with
diopters
of
-5, -4, -3,
-2,
0,
+0.5, +
1,
+2, and +3
m-l.
Use
eyepiece correction lenses only
if
the
desired focus can
not
be achieved
with
the
built
in
diopter
adjustment control
(-2.0
to
+
1.0
m-l).
Test
eyepiece correction lenses before purchase
to
ensure
that
the desired focus can be achieved.
•
Magnifying
Eyepiece
DK-21M:
The
DK-21
M increases viewfinder magnification
to
approximately 1.10 x (50
mm
filA
lens at infinity;
-1.0
m-
1
).
•
Magnifier
DG-2:
The DG-2 magnifies
the
scene displayed in the viewfinder.
Use
for
close-up photography, copying,
telephoto
lenses, and
other
tasks
that
require
added precision. Eyepiece adapter required (available separately).
•
Eyepiece
Adapter
DK-22:
The DK-22
is
used when attaching the DG-2 magnifier.
•
Right-Angle
Viewing
Attachment
DR6:
The
DR-6
attaches at a
right
angle
to
the
viewfinder eyepiece, allowing
the
image in
the
viewfinder
to
be viewed from
above when the camera
is
in
portrait
orientation.
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