Nikon Nikonos-V - Lenses: Picture Angle and Focal Length

Nikon Nikonos-V

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Nikonos

Interchangeable

Lenses

Relationship

between

picture

angle

and

focal

length

35mm

80mm

67

Table of Contents

Product View and Parts Identification2
Table of Contents4
Introduction6
Preparation7
Examining and Lubricating the the O -Rings and Their Seal Ing Method8
- Illustrations9
- The O-Rings and Their Sealing Method10
- Tips on Camera Care12
- Basic Operations14
- Remove the Battery Clip14
- Install the Battery or Batteries14
- Replace the Battery Clip14
- Mount the Lens15
- Unlock and Open the Camera Back16
- Lift up the Film Pressure Plate and Install the Film Cartridge16
- Insert the Film Leader in the Takeup Spool17
- Engage the Film's Perforations with the Sprocket Teeth18
- Unlock the Shatter Release Button18
- Advance the Film with the Film Advance Lever18
- Confirm that the Film Is Properly Loaded19
- Return the Film Pressure Plate to Its Original Position19
- Close and Lock the Camera Back20
- Fold down the Camera Back Release/Lock Latch20
- Take up the Film Slack20
- Automatic Exposure Operation21
Selector Dial21
- Push the Rewind Knob Back down22
- Make Blank Exposures until the Frame Counter Shows Frame "1"22
- To Activate the Exposure Meter23
- Set the ASA/ISO Film Speed23
- Check Battery Power24
- Set the Lens Aperture24
- Set the Distance on the Lens25
- Hold the Camera Steady26
- Frame the Subject in the Viewfinder26
- Take the Picture27
- Advance the Film27
- Rewind the Film28
- Remove the Film Cartridge29
- Lock the Shutter Release Button29
- A (Auto)30
- Controls in Detail30
- Shutter Speed/Mode Selector Dial30
- Manual (1/30 to 1/1000 Sec.)31
- M90 (1/90Sec.)31
- B (Bulb)31
- R (Rewind)31
- Aperture Setting32
- TTL Metering System33
- Viewfinder34
- Shooting in the Aperture-Priority Automatic Exposure Mode35
- Shutter-Priority Automatic Exposure Photography36
- Shooting in the Manual Exposure Mode37
Speed37
- EV Range of the Camera39
- How to Select the F/Stop and Shutter Speed39
- Shutter Release Lock Lever40
- Shutter Release Button40
- ASA/ISO Film Speed Dial41
- Frame Counter42
- Film Advance Lever43
- Exposure Compensation43
- Depth of Field45
- Camera Back Lock System47
- Pressure Plate48
- Anatomical Grip48
- Tripod Socket49
- Flash Photography50
- Flash Socket52
- Viewfinder Ready-Light53
- Accessory Shoe53
- Camera Meter, Shutter Speed and Ready-Ligh54
- Nikonos-V/Speedlight Combination Chart55
- Daylight Fill-In Flash Shooting56
- EV Chart57
- Tips on Underwater Photography58
- Focusing Underwater59
Water's Effects on Colors60
Color Absorption Underwater60
Shooting with Sunlight Underwater61
Shooting Distance and Subject Contrast61
- Camera Positioning Underwater62
- Best Depth of Water for AE Shooting62
- When to Use a Speed Light Underwater63
Film Choice63
Underwater Photography and Speedlight Guide Numbers63
Flash Shooting Tips64
Accessories65
And SB-10265
V-Type Sync Cord66
Nikonos Interchangeable Lenses67
Relationship between Picture Angle and Focal Length67
Lens Specifications68
UW-Nikkor 15Mm F/ 2.BN68
W-Nikkor 35Mm F/2 .5 (Standard)70
Nikkor Bomm71
Nikonos Close-Up Outfit73
Accessory Viewfinders74
Optica L Viewfinder for the UW-Nikkor 2Bmm F/3. 574
Optical Viewfinder DHO74
Plastic Frame Finder for the W-Nikkor 35Mm74
Optical Viewfinder DF·1074
Lens Hood75
Plastic Lens Protector75
Rubber Lens Hood75
Lens Cases76
Camera Case76
Close-Up Outfit Case76
O-Rings and Lubricant76
Tips on Battery Use77
Specifications78

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