Nikon FM10 - Infrared Photography; Mount the Lens onto the Camera

infrared
Photography
1.
The
dot
marks
printed
in
yellow
and
green
are
the
infrared
distance
indicators.
The
green
mark
with
a
red
line
is
for
35
mm
(wide)
and
the
yellow
mark
with
a
red
line
for
70
mm
(telephoto).
They
are
used
for
reading
the
distance
scale
in
infrared
photography
using
infrared
film
and
filters.
2.
First,
secure
focus
in
the
normal
manner.
Then,
Ue
TTT
read
off
the
subject
distance
on
the
normal
2216
11
8
56
35
25
distance
scale
(14),
then
align
it
with
the
infrared
:
)
distance
indicator,
according
to
the
focal
length.
3.
For
instance,
when
you
focus
on
a
subject
at
2m
in
the
normal
manner,
read
off
the
value
“2”
on
the
focusing
scale
and
move
the
focusing
ring
until
the
infrared
distance
indicator
points
to
“2”.
4.
Always
use
the
red
filter,
such
as
the
R60,
when
attempting
infrared
photography.
For
other
details
concerning
infrared
photography,
follow
the
Me
ee
aT
instructions
of
the
infrared
film
used.
22
16
11
8
56
35
70mm
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Mount the Lens onto the Camera
Position the lens in the camera's bayonet mount so
that the mounting indexes on lens and camera body
are aligned. Taking care not to press the lens release
button, twist lens counterclockwise until it locks into
place.
To remove: Push the lens release button (8) and turn
the lens mounting ring clockwise until the lens
comes off.
Note: When changing lenses with fiim loaded in the
camera, be careful not to expose the mirror box to
direct sunlight.
If the tripod has a large head, contact between the
lens barrel and the head may make it impossible to
turn the lens aperture ring. In this case, use the
special tripod adapter supplied with the camera
between the tripod head and the camera body.
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