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Type | 35mm SLR |
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Lens Mount | Nikon F mount |
ISO Range | 12 to 3200 |
Autofocus | No |
Built-in Flash | No |
Metering | Center-weighted |
Film Rewind | Manual |
Focus | Manual |
Shutter Speeds | 1s to 1/2000s, Bulb |
Exposure Modes | Manual, Aperture Priority |
Film Advance | Motorized |
Shutter | Electronically controlled vertical-travel focal-plane |
Flash Sync Speed | 1/125 sec |
Viewfinder | Fixed eye-level pentaprism |
Battery | 4x AAA |
Power Source | 4x AAA Batteries |
The dial to choose exposure modes (P, A, etc.).
Lever to hold exposure settings.
How to attach and detach lenses.
Button and lamp for delayed shooting.
Controls film sensitivity and exposure adjustment.
Controls for film transport and rewind.
Button to take photos and track frames.
Mount point for external flash units.
Includes cartridge chamber, sprocket, and DX contacts.
Power source and stability mount.
Access to film compartment.
Thanks user and encourages reading the manual for optimal use.
Step-by-step guide for attaching lenses to the camera body.
Procedure for detaching lenses from the camera mount.
Steps for inserting AAA batteries into the holder.
Using the LED indicator to check battery level.
Explains viewfinder LED behavior for power status.
Adjusting camera for film type and ISO.
Configuring sound alerts for camera operations.
Accessing and opening the film chamber.
Correctly inserting the film roll.
Extending the film leader for engagement.
Avoiding direct sunlight.
Ensuring film is properly seated.
Initial frame advance for shooting.
Addressing warning lamps and bleeps.
Selecting the 'P' (Program) mode.
Adjusting aperture for program mode.
General guidance for focusing.
For precise focusing on distinct subjects.
For rapid focusing on less distinct subjects.
For close-ups or specific lens types.
Demonstrates split-image focusing results.
Demonstrates microprism focusing results.
Demonstrates matte field focusing results.
How to capture an image.
Interpreting light signals for exposure.
Details on over/underexposure warnings.
Signal for wrong aperture setting.
Activating shutter in S and C modes.
Explains S and C modes.
Setting mode selector to 'L'.
Using rewind lever and crank.
Extracting the film after rewind.
Explanation of automatic exposure modes.
Visual guide to aperture/shutter speed combinations.
Selecting the 'A' mode.
Adjusting aperture and checking shutter speed.
How to shoot in 'A' mode.
Detailed steps for locking exposure.
Viewfinder signals during 'A' mode.
Direct control over exposure settings.
Using viewfinder LEDs for correct settings.
For extended exposures.
Practical usage for backlit subjects.
Example of shutter speed display.
When to adjust exposure.
How to set compensation.
Starting and stopping the timer function.
Understanding bleeps and lamp signals.
Using the eyepiece cover.
List of flash units supported.
How camera syncs with flash.
Indicates flash readiness and warnings.
LED signals in viewfinder.
How to resolve flash warnings.
LED signals for TTL flash.
Syncing flash at manual shutter speeds.
Film, connections, and exposure issues.
Recommended filters for infrared shots.
Adjusting focus for infrared light.
Mirror, shutter, DX contacts.
Safe methods for lens care.
Cleaning glass and exterior.
What not to lubricate.
Heat, rain, humidity, and storage.
When to seek professional help.
Cool, dry place, away from chemicals.
Long-term storage and temperature effects.
Replacing batteries simultaneously and using same brand.
Safety warnings for used batteries.
Physical and connection details.
How the camera measures light and controls exposure.
Details on viewfinder indicators and signals.
AE lock, compensation dial, film advance.
Audible alarms, indicator lamps, flash sync speed.
Flash indicators and power requirements.
Approximate number of rolls per battery set.
Physical size and mass of the camera.
List of lenses suitable for the N2000.
Features of AI-type lenses.
Features of AI-S type lenses.
Restrictions for certain lenses.
Effects of specific lenses and teleconverters.