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EVRANGEOFTHECAMERA------------------
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he
camera's
meter
may
be
used
only within
the
shutter
sp
eed
range
covered
by
the
exposure
value
(EV)
range
of
t
he
meter,
which
varies
with
the
aperture
and
ASA
/
SO
settings.
The
chart
on
page
35 shows
the
relationships
between
the
Usto
p,
shutler
speed
and
film
speed,
indicating
the
slowest
functioning
shutler
speed
(for
metering
purposes)
wit
h
any
film
speed
/
aperture
combination.
Careful
attention
to
the
following instructions will
assure
pr
ecise
exposure,
automatically,
over
the
comp
lete
expo-
su
re
control
and
meter
range
capabilities
of
your
Nikon
F3
High-Eyepoint
camera.
Auto
exposure
control
at
full aperture
Fo
r
example,
with
an
fl
l.4
lens
and
ASAIISO
100 film,
the
automatic
shutter
will function
down
to
one
seco
nd
with
the
lens
set
at
fll.4,
and
proportionately
slower
as
the
aperture
is
closed.
However,
practically
speaking,
e
ven
if
the
shutler
speed
/
aperture
combination
is
outside
t
he
guaranteed
EV
range
shown in
Section
C
of
the
EV
C
hart,
you
can
still
obtain
good
exposures
at
either
the
AUTO
or
MANUAL
setting
unless
"+
2000"
or
"-8-"
appears
in
the
viewfinder.
U
sing
a
standard
of
ASAIISO
25 film, you
may
be
as-
s
ured
of
at
least
a
four-second
speed
regardless
of
the
a
perture
of
the
lens
used
as
long
as
the
lens
is set at full
a
perture
(refer
to Table).
U
sing
ASAIISO
400
at
fll.4
,
the
slowest
speed
is
114
s
econd
;
however
,
as
the
aperture
is
closed
down
,
the
fu
nctioning
shutler
speed
becomes
progressively
slower
until we
reach
fl8
when
the
slowest
speed
of
eight
seconds
is
functioning.
Auto
exposure
control
with
stop-down
metering
_
When
using
a bellows or
other
extension
equipment
which
disengages
the
meter
coupling
device,
it
is
neces-
sary
to
revert
to
stop-down
metering
.
Certain
limitations
are
imposed
in this
mode.
As lens-to-film
distance
is
increased
,
the
metering
range
(
EV
range)
changes
proportionately.
For
example,
when
an
fl2
lens
is
used
at
2: I
reproduction
(twice life-size)
the
effective
flnumber
is fl5 .6.
When
used
at
fl8,
the
effective
flnumber
is fl22.
When
pictures
are
taken
under
minimal
light
levels, it is
desirable
to
use
a
high-speed
film (ASA/
ISO
160
or
higher).
Using
Tri-X
at
film
speed
400 with
stop-down
metering,
with
an
effective
flnumber
of fl8, the
shu
tler
speed
range
would
be
from
114
second
to
112000.
Should
the
light
level
drop
below
EV
6, it would
be
out
of
the
shutler
speed
range
of
the
meter.
ASA/
ISO
speed
6400
3200
(4000)
1
600
800
400
200
(160)
100
(
80
)
50
(
64
)
25
12
Slowest
shutter
speed
{sec.}
1160
1130
1115
1/8
114
112
I
2
4
8
Table
Slowest
shutter
speed
at full
aperture
with
any
lens
33