Nikon F2AS PHOTOMIC Manual de usuario

NOMENCLATURE

Extra-long

exposure

scale

ShUTTPr-<nPf'r dial EE re

control

contacts

T-L fi

ard

Coupling

lever

release

Shutter-speed

scale

Threaded

sync

terminal

Mirror

lockup

lever

Neckstrap

eyelet

Depth-of-field

preview

button

Lens

mounting

inde

Self-timer

Lens

release

button

Timer

index

Meter

coupling

lever

Timer

scale

Reflex

mirror

Lens

mounting

flange

Tripod

socket

Motor

drive

shutter-release

cou

Battery

chamber

Motor

drive

film-advance

cou

OIC

key

Film

rewind

button

Memo

holder

Depth-of-fiel

indicators

Aperture/Distance

scale

inde

Distance

scale

Focusing

ring

Aperture

scale

Meter

coupling

shoe

Aperture-direct-readout

scale

Aperture

ring

Meter

coupling

ridge

servo

coupling

post

Finder

release lever

ASA

film-speed

scale

Film

rew

ind

knob

Shutter-release

button

shoe

Frame

counter

rewind

crank

Film-advance

lever

Hot-sho

con

tact

Meter

index

Finder

release

button

Shutter-speed

dial

lock

Ready-light

contact

ASA

film-speed

index

ring

Eyepiece

shutter

control

Illuminator

switch

External

correct

exposure"

indicator

Viewfinder

eyepiece

(w/

ready-light)

ITI:

Foreword

Preparation

for

use . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Installing

the

batteries.

. . . . . . . . . .

Checking

the

batteries.

. . . . . . . . . .

the

film.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Prior

shooting

................

Memo

holder

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Setting

the

film speed

....

. . . . .

Operation

camera

controls

. . . . . . .

Setting

the

shutter

speed . .

. . .

Setting

the

aperture

.....

Film-advance lever

...............

ame cou

nter

.......

.........

-L

fingerguard

................

Self-timer

.....

....

...

. . .

Unloading film

...

. .

.....

.......

Holding

the

camera

...............

Shutter

release

operation

. .

.. ..

....

. .

Operation

via cable release

.........

Focusing

...

....

. .

.......

...

Infrared

photography

. .

...

....

Film-plane

indicator

.............

Depth

field

.....

. . .

..........

Depth-of-field preview

button

.......

Depth-of-field ind

icator

..........

Exposure

measurement

............

Determining

exposure

......

...

. .

Exposure

control

...

. .

..........

Metering

range.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Extreme

low-light

metering

....

...

Time

exposures

.........

. . . . . . . .

Eyepiece

shutter

operation.

. . . . . . . . .

High-contrast lighting

situations

......

Stop-down

exposure

measurement

. . . . . .

Exposure

compensation

adjustments

. .

Adjustments

for

focusing

screens.

. . .

Adjustments

for

film

compensation

. .

Multiple

exposures

. . . . . . . . . . . .

Mirror

lockup

...

.....

Flash

synchronization

. . . . . . . . . . . .

Ready-light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Finder

illuminator

................

Tips

camera

care . .

...

Changing

the

lens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Coupling

lever lock/release

operation.

Changing

the

viewfinder

...

.....

Changing

the

focusing screen

.. ..

....

Focusing

screen selector

ide.

. . . . .

Focusing

screen selector

chart.

. . . . . . .

Accessories

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Features/specifications

.........

. .

FORE

The

Nikon F2AS

Photomic

camera

offers

the

serio

photographer

the

ultimate

quality,

performance,

con-

venience

and

versatility.

the

same

time,

engineer-

take

the

guesswork

out

photography

with

auto-

matic

features

anyone

can learn

use

minutes.

get

the

most

out

your

Nikon

F2AS

Photomic,

study

the

instructions

carefully

and

practice

using

the

controls

before

you

load

any

film

the

camera

_Keep

this

book-

let

handy

for

ready

reference

until

you

have

mastered

its basics,

and

the

suggestions

for

camera

care

given

page

36.

The

few

moments

you

spend familiar-

izing

yourself

with

the

camera

will

guarantee

you

the

best

results

and

increase

your

picture-taking

enjoyment

many

times

over.

-------'

PREPARATION FOR

USE

Install ing

the

Batteries Checking

the

Batteries

The exposure meter

the Photomic finder

powered

by two high-performance silver-oxide batteries mounted

the battery chamber

the baseplate of the camera.

To install the batteries, first remove the battery chamber

cover (turn it 90° counterclockwise using a coin or

simi-

lar object); then, place two

l.5V

silver-ox

ide

(button-

cell

type) batteries

the chamber, making sure that the

plus

(+)

side

each unit faces out. After inserting and

properly seating the batteries, replace the cover and lock

to secure the assembly.

Note:

Remove

the

batteries

when

the

camera

not

be used

for

a long

period;

this will

prevent

leakage

within

the

camera.

Also,

keep

the

camera

as warm as possible when

operating

under

cold-weather

conditions;

otherwise

the

batteries

may fail

function.

(See

"Tips

Camera

Care

" on page 36

for

additional

information

The camera's film-advance lever serves

the ON-OFF

switch for the Photomic finder. To check battery power,

perform the following:

Pull

out the lever just far enough

to uncover the red meter

index on the top

the

camera; then, look within the finder to

see

if any

the

LED

exposure indicators are illuminated.

any

the

indicators are lit, battery power

sufficient for proper

operation. If none

the

LED

s light, battery position-

ing

should

checked; then,

the

LED

s still

fail

light, replace batteries.

Caution:

Whenever

the

camera

stored,

sure

that

the

film-

advance

lever

set

the

meter

OFF

position

(i.e., flush

the

body);

failure

observe

this

precaution

can result in

total

battery

drain

in a

matter

days

due

continuous

illu

mination

one

the

finder's

LED

indicators.

Loading the Film

Fold

out

the OIC key

the baseplate

the

camera and

turn it counterclockwise 1800 until the arrow points

the

"0"

(open) mark and the camera back pops open.

Pull up the rewind knob

far as it

will

go, and drop a

standard film cartridge or a special Nikon reloadable

cassette into the left-hand film chamber with the film

leader aligned along

the

film guide rails.

After positioning the cartridge and film leader properly,

push the rewind knob down to hold the cartridge

°8

place and insert the end of the film leader into any

the slots

the

film take-up spool.

necessary, release

the shutter and, then, stroke the film-advance lever slow-

to make sure

that

the leader winds smoothly on

the

spool and

that

the film edge perforations engage with

the film sprocket roller.

When

satisfied

that

the film

properly feeding and

traveling correctly along the film

guide rails, close the camera back and return

the

OIC

key to its normal storage position. (Also,

see

"Tips on

Camera Care" on page 36.)

PREPARATION

FOR

USE

cont"

Prior 0 Shooting

Fold

out

the

rewind

crank

and

turn

it gently

the

di-

rection

the

engraved

arrow

until

you

feel a slight ten-

sion;

this

tension

indicatesthat

there

slack in

the

film cartridge. (Be sure

not

rewind

the

film back

into

the

cartridge.)

Advance

the

film

and

make

two

blank

exposures

dis-

pose

the

initial

portion

the

film exposed during

loading (for film advance

operation,

see page 11). While

advancing

the

film, check

that

the

rewind

crank

turns

the

direction

opposite

the

arrow. Crank

rotation

indica-

tes

that

the

film has been loaded properly

and

being

advanced.

Then,

fold

the

crank

flat

for

storage.

After

advancing

the

film

two

frames

dispose

the

initial

portion

the

leader,

the

frame

counter

the

upper

right

the

camera will indicate

"0"·

now ad-

vance

the

film

one

frame

prepare

the

~amer~

for

taking

the

first

exposure

when

film

1st

blank

exposure

2nd

blank

exposure

for

posure

Memo Holder

A special holder

provided on the camera back for con-

venient storage of information pertinent to the photo-

graphy. A piece of paper or the end-flap torn from the

film carton can

inserted to serve

a reminder of the

film type, film speed and number

exposures.

Setting the Film

Speed

The camera's exposure meter

be adjusted to the

speed

the

film

use

ensure correct measurement;

thus, a film-speed scale

(ASA

graduations) and an index

ring

are provided on the finder. To adjust, lift the milled

ASA

film-speed index ring and turn

until the

red

index

triangle

aligned with the

ASA

value for the

film

use

The meter

sensitive across the full range

from

ASA

12 to

ASA

6400. The

fil

m-speed

dial

has

two dots

be-

tween each pair of numbers for intermediate settings

such as 64, 80, 125, etc.

OPERATION OF CAMERA CONTROLS

Setting the Shutte

Spee'

The

Nikon F2AS

Photomic

camera can be set

the

de-

sired

shutter

speed either

before

after

the

shutter

wound. Speeds

from 1 second

1/2000

second are

set via

the

shutter-speed selector

fitted

the

finder;

the

selector

also provided with a

"B"

setting for longer

time exposures.

set

the

shutter

speed,

turn

the

selec-

tor

until

the

desired speed

aligned with

the

white

dot;

when aligned with settings

offrom

2000

the

actual

shutter

speed will be a fractional value

from 1/2 sec-

ond

1/2000

second.

The

red line provided between

the

1/60

sec. and

1/125

sec. settings indicates

1/80

second-

the

fastest

shutter

speed providing X synchroni-

zation for use with electronic flash

its. When more

precise settings are required, intermediate

shutter

speeds

from

1/80

sec.

1/2000

sec. are usable.

the

"B"

setting,

the

shutter speed remains open as long as

the

shutter-release

button

depressed. (See "Flash Synchro-

nization"

page

for additional information

flash

photography.)

Setting

the

Aperture

The

ring fitted

the

base

the

lens adjusts

the

size

the

aperture

(or opening)

the

iris diaphragm.

pre-

set

the

lens aperture,

turn

the

aperture

ring until

the

de-

sired f

/number

setting

the

scale

aligned with

the

index mark provided

the

lens.

The

iris diaphragm can

also be set

intermediate

apertures

between

the

click-

stop settings

for

more precise exposures.

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