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Nikon N90 AF User Manual

Nikon N90 AF
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MANUAL
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To focus manually, set the focus mode selector to M.
(If
the lens
has an A-M switch, set it to M.
If
you are using an AF-I Nikkor
lens, set the focus mode ring
to
M or MIA.)
There are
two
ways
of
assuring precise manual focus: with the
Electronic Rangefinder or with the viewfinder's clear matte field.
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Manual focus with Electronic Rangefinder
The Electronic Rangefinder enables you
to
see focus status
with the viewfinder indications while you are manually focusing.
It
works with most Nikon lenses (including
AF
Nikkor when
operated manually) which have a maximum aperture
of
f/5.6 or
faster. (For a complete list
of
usable lenses, see LENS
COMPATIBILITY CHART on p. 104).
1. Look through viewfinder and position focus brackets on main
subject. Then lightly press shutter release button.

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Nikon N90 AF Specifications

General IconGeneral
Lens MountNikon F mount
Film Format35mm
Flash Sync Speed1/250 sec
Exposure MeteringMatrix, Center-weighted, Spot
Film RewindAutomatic
Focusing SystemTTL phase detection autofocus
Exposure ModesProgram, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual
Shutter Speed30 to 1/4000 sec, Bulb
ViewfinderFixed eye-level pentaprism
Film AdvanceAutomatic
Power4 AA batteries
Type35mm autofocus SLR

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