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General| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | Nikonos-V |
| Category | Film Camera |
| Language | English |
Covers film advance lever, shutter speed/mode dial, and shutter release button.
Details lens mounting, focusing, aperture, and distance scales.
Describes the viewfinder and accessory shoe.
Includes anatomical grip, neckstrap eyelets, and positioning elements.
Covers film rewind knob, crank, and ASA/ISO speed dial/scale.
Details camera back release, lock button, latch, and pressure plate.
Includes film advance sprockets, takeup spool, and guide rails.
Flash sync socket cover and battery chamber clip.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove O-rings from camera parts.
How to visually check O-rings for damage and clean them.
Proper application of lubricant to O-rings and their channels.
Procedures for rinsing the camera after underwater use.
Guidelines on changing lenses and handling accessories.
Advice on protecting the camera from damage and elements.
Recommendations for storing the camera to prevent damage.
Instructions for cleaning glass surfaces and frame counter window.
Ensures film perforations mesh with sprocket teeth.
How to disengage the shutter lock.
Using the film advance lever to move film to the next frame.
Steps to secure the camera back properly.
Removing slack from the film for proper winding.
Adjusting the film speed dial for correct exposure metering.
Depressing the shutter release halfway to check battery and meter.
Verifying battery status via viewfinder LEDs.
Adjusting the aperture knob to the desired f-number.
Techniques for maintaining a stable shooting posture.
Using frame lines and parallax correction for composition.
Safely removing the exposed film cartridge.
Securing the shutter release to prevent battery drain.
Details manual control of shutter speed and aperture.
Explains Bulb (long exposure) and Rewind modes.
Table showing equivalent exposure settings.
Explanation of Exposure Value and its range.
How to operate the film advance lever.
How to adjust exposure for difficult lighting conditions.
Describes the hinged pressure plate's role in film flatness.
Explains the ergonomic grip and its benefits for shooting.
Lists accessories that fit the accessory shoe.
Explains the ready-light for flash status.
How water affects perceived size and focal length.
Chart showing how focal length affects picture angle underwater.
Effect of distance on subject contrast underwater.
Optimizing light conditions and timing for underwater shots.
How camera angle affects lighting and contrast.
Optimal depths for shooting in Aperture-Priority mode.
Suggests using faster film speeds like ASA/ISO 400.
Reasons for using a speedlight: color restoration and illumination.
Formula for calculating aperture using guide numbers.
Features and capabilities of the SB-102 speedlight.
Explains V-Type and IV-A Type sync cords.
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