What to do if 'Err' blinks on my Nikon Film Camera?
If 'Err' blinks on your Nikon Film Camera, it indicates a malfunction. Try releasing the shutter again. If the warning persists or appears frequently, contact an authorized Nikon dealer or service center.
What to do if shutter speed indication blinks on Nikon F80S?
The shutter speed indication blinks because a shutter speed faster than the sync speed is selected in S or M mode. To take a flash picture, release the shutter as it is. The shutter speed will automatically shift to 1/125 sec.
What to do if electronic analog exposure display blinks on Nikon Film Camera?
The electronic analog exposure display blinks because the subject's brightness is beyond the camera’s exposure range. If the subject is too bright, use an ND filter. If the subject is too dark, use flash. Note that the display remains blinking when a Speedlight is used.
Why does HI appear on my Nikon Film Camera?
The 'HI' indication appears as an overexposure warning, meaning the subject is too bright. To resolve this: in P mode, use an ND filter; in S mode, select a faster shutter speed; in A mode, select a smaller aperture (larger f-number). If the warning persists in S or A mode, use an ND filter.
Why does Lo appear on my Nikon Film Camera?
The 'Lo' indication appears as an underexposure warning, meaning the subject is too dark. To fix this: in P mode, use flash; in S mode, select a slower shutter speed; in A mode, select a larger aperture (smaller f-number). If the warning persists in S or A mode, use flash as well.
What to do if o–– and frame counter blink on Nikon F80S?
The 'o––' and frame counter blink because the camera back was opened during film rewind. To resolve this, immediately close the camera back and restart rewinding the film by pressing the two buttons.
What to do if 'End' blinks on my Nikon F80S?
The 'End' indication blinks because the end of the film roll has been reached (when ·1 is selected). To rewind the film, press the two film rewind buttons.
What does it mean when / blinks on my Nikon Film Camera?
The '/' blinking indicates that autofocus is not possible. You should focus manually.
Why does 'buLb' blink on my Nikon F80S Film Camera?
The 'buLb' indication blinks because the shutter speed is set to 'buLb' in S mode. To resolve this, cancel the 'buLb' setting by selecting a shutter speed of 30 seconds or faster, or switch to M mode to perform a Long Time Exposure.
Why fiblinks for 3 sec. after flash on Nikon F80S?
The fiblinks for 3 seconds after flash indicates that the flash fired at full output, potentially causing underexposure. To correct this, shoot again after verifying the focus distance, aperture, or flash shooting distance range.
General| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | F80S |
| Category | Film Camera |
| Language | English |
Identifies the Main-Command Dial and Sub-Command Dial for camera control.
Identifies the primary button for taking photographs.
Identifies the dial for selecting exposure modes.
Identifies the control for selecting autofocus modes.
Details the information displayed on the camera's LCD panel.
Explains the various indicators and symbols visible in the viewfinder.
Explains how to use Main and Sub-Command Dials for various camera functions.
Details dial usage for exposure modes like Program, Shutter-Priority, and Aperture-Priority.
Highlights key features of the F80/F80D/F80S camera.
Emphasizes using Nikon brand accessories for optimal performance.
Outlines the steps for basic camera operation.
Refers to detailed explanations of camera functions and battery notes.
Lists the shooting modes and functions covered in the basic operation section.
Provides instructions for installing batteries and checking power.
Explains how battery status is indicated on the LCD and viewfinder.
Provides instructions on mounting and removing lenses from the camera body.
Explains how to identify and check different types of Nikkor lenses.
Details the steps for loading DX-coded film into the camera.
Explains how to set the film advance mode selector.
Explains how to set focus mode and select AF Area modes.
Explains how to lock the selected focus area.
Explains how to select metering systems (Matrix).
Details selecting the exposure mode (Auto-Multi Progam).
Provides guidance on how to hold the camera correctly for stable shooting.
Explains how to compose shots and use autofocus by pressing the shutter release.
Details how to confirm viewfinder information before releasing the shutter.
Explains the process of releasing the shutter and automatic film advance.
Explains how to release, charge, and use the built-in Speedlight.
Lists scenarios where using the built-in Speedlight is beneficial.
Describes the function and types of metering systems available.
Explains how shutter speed and aperture control light exposure.
Lists compatible CPU Nikkor lenses and their functions.
Explains how to use non-CPU lenses and their limitations.
Details how to set and confirm the film speed, including DX coding.
Explains how to rewind film before the roll is finished.
Explains how to set the focus mode (Single Servo AF, Continuous Servo AF).
Details how to select AF Area modes like Single Area AF and Dynamic AF.
Explains the Dynamic AF Mode with Closest Subject Priority feature.
Shows how focus mode and AF Area mode combine for different operations.
Details how to select the focus area using the selector and lock lever.
Explains the automatic AF-Assist Illuminator for low light.
Explains how to lock focus on a subject outside focus areas or in tricky situations.
Explains how to use manual focus when autofocus fails.
Describes using the electronic rangefinder for manual focusing.
Explains how to select metering systems (Matrix, Centre-Weighted, Spot).
Details the characteristics of each metering system.
Explains how to use the Auto-Multi Progam exposure mode.
Details how to use Flexible Program within Auto-Multi Progam.
Shows the exposure control chart for Auto-Multi Progam mode.
Explains how to use the Shutter-Priority Auto exposure mode.
Explains how to use the Aperture-Priority Auto exposure mode.
Explains how to use the Manual exposure mode for full control.
Details the viewfinder's electronic analog display for exposure confirmation.
Explains how to select metering for Auto Exposure Lock.
Details the steps to position focus, press shutter, and press AE-L button.
Explains how to set exposure compensation using the Main-Command Dial.
Introduces the Auto Exposure Bracketing feature for shooting multiple exposures.
Details how to set bracketing shots and EV value, and their order.
Explains how to perform multiple exposures on a single frame.
Describes the steps for composing, focusing, and shooting multiple exposures.
Explains how to set the camera for long exposures (Bulb mode).
Explains how to adjust the viewfinder dioptre for vision correction.
Details how to use the LCD illuminator for viewing in the dark.
Explains how to use the depth-of-field preview button.
Identifies the film plane indicator and its purpose.
Details how to set the film advance mode selector for self-timer operation.
Introduces the Custom Setting feature for personalizing camera functions.
Explains how to select menu numbers and options to create custom settings.
Describes how to reset custom settings to their initial factory defaults.
Lists available custom setting options like film rewind and bracketing order.
Details custom settings for focus area selection and AE Lock behavior.
Explains custom settings for Dynamic AF and the AE-L/AF-L button.
Details custom settings for Command Dial functions and film rewind modes.
Explains custom settings for self-timer duration and auto meter switch-off delay.
Details custom setting for ISO film speed when imprinting data on F80S.
Explains how to reset specified settings to their original initial settings.
Highlights the advantages of using the camera's flash system.
Describes the built-in Speedlight's coverage, guide number, and TTL flash modes.
Details the 3D Multi-Sensor Balanced Fill-Flash technology.
Explains the ready-light indicator and the accessory shoe for external flash.
Explains the Front-Curtain Sync and Slow Sync flash modes.
Details the Rear-Curtain Sync and Red-Eye Reduction flash modes.
Explains the combined Red-Eye Reduction with Slow Sync mode.
Details setting metering and flash sync mode before using the built-in Speedlight.
Explains confirming exposure mode and shutter speed when using flash.
Provides a table showing flash shooting distances based on film speed and aperture.
Lists lenses and their compatibility with the built-in Speedlight, including limitations.
Explains how to adjust flash output level for desired exposure.
Shows compatibility of various optional Speedlights with camera modes.
Provides important notes and recommendations for using external Speedlights.
Explains the concept of depth of field and how aperture affects it.
Explains how to imprint date and time data onto photographs.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the camera's date and time.
Explains how to choose the format for date and time display.
Details the process of taking a picture to imprint the set date/time.
Explains how to select shooting data imprint using the dial.
Introduces the importance of camera care for optimal performance.
Describes optional battery packs and eyepiece correction lenses.
Lists available lenses and types of filters compatible with the camera.
Details optional cable releases, Speedlights, and controllers.
Mentions available soft cases and camera straps.
Provides instructions for cleaning the camera body, mirror, and lens.
Covers precautions against shock, electric fields, and temperature changes.
Advises on proper storage and battery removal for long-term inactivity.
Lists warnings and guidelines for handling camera batteries safely.
Explains common battery-related error indications and their remedies.
Details error indications related to film loading and end of roll.
Explains error indications related to exposure and flash.
Lists general specifications like exposure modes, lens mount, and autofocus system.
Details viewfinder characteristics and metering system specifications.
Covers exposure compensation, bracketing, and film speed settings.
Lists specifications for shutter, sync contact, built-in Speedlight, and flash control.
Details specifications for film advance, rewind, multiple exposure, and data imprinting.
Covers power source options and battery status confirmation.
Provides data on usable film rolls and long exposure duration.
Lists the available options within the Custom Setting menu.
Lists custom setting functions from 1 to 11, including film rewind and focus area.
Lists custom setting functions from 12 to 19, covering dials, timers, and data imprint.
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