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Exposure Mode
Light reaching the imager is controlled by the shutter speed and lens aperture. The proper
combination results in a correct exposure. Shutter speed and lens aperture settings are
based on the ISO speed and the operation of the camera’s exposure control system.
The relationship between aperture and shutter speed is described in the following
example:
A shutter speed of 1/500 second admits half the light of a shutter speed of 1/250
second and double the light of a shutter speed 1/1000 second.
An aperture of f/8 admits half the light of an aperture of f/5.6 and double the light of
an aperture of f/11.
If the correct exposure for a scene is 1/500 at f/8, you can also select 1/250 at f/11 or
1/1000 at f/5.6 and achieve the same exposure results.
In selecting the Exposure mode, you can choose whether you want to set the shutter speed
and/or lens aperture automatically or manually.
Your camera offers four types of exposure modes:
✔
Programmed Auto (P)
✔
Shutter-Priority Auto (S)
✔
Aperture-Priority Auto (A)
✔
Manual (M)
☛ If there is no lens on your camera, or if you are using a non-CPU lens, Programmed
Auto or Shutter-Priority Auto modes do not work (even though a P or S appears in
the Top Status LCD panel). The camera will revert to Aperture-Priority Auto mode.
Programmed Auto Exposure Mode
With automatic selection of shutter speed and aperture, you can concentrate on image
composition without worrying about exposure. Programmed Auto Exposure mode is the
most commonly used Exposure mode.
☛ Programmed Auto Exposure modes operate only with NIKON lenses that have a
built-in CPU (AF Nikkor and AI-P Nikkor lenses).
In Programmed Auto Exposure mode, you can use the Flexible Program function to
temporarily shift an automatically selected shutter speed/aperture combination and obtain
the desired shutter speed/aperture while retaining a consistent exposure. Refer to “Flexible
Program” on page 13-13.
- User’s Guide 1
- WARRANTY 3
- Warranty Time Period 3
- Warranty Repair Coverage 3
- Limitations 4
- Outside the United States 5
- How to obtain service 5
- Product Support Options 6
- • FaxBack system documents 7
- Table of Contents 8
- Contents 10
- Important 19
- Information 19
- Macintosh 20
- PC Card icon 21
- Important Info 23
- Electromagnetic Emissions 25
- VCCI Statement 25
- About Your Camera 26
- Nomenclature 28
- Camera Back 29
- ) button 29
- Your Camera 30
- Camera Sides 31
- Card Busy LED 32
- Serial port 32
- Eject button 32
- Viewfinder 33
- Navigate Switch 34
- Digital Function Buttons 35
- LCD Panels 36
- Back Status LCD Panel 37
- Image LCD Panel 37
- Two PC Cards 41
- One PC Card 41
- Command Dials 42
- S for Continuous silent-low 45
- Removing the Lens 49
- Anti-aliasing filter 50
- IR Filter 50
- Viewfinder Diopter 51
- Illumination Switch 52
- Mirror Lockup Lever 53
- Depth-of-Field Preview Button 54
- Accessory Shoe 55
- Sync Terminal 55
- Err blinks in 56
- Changing Viewfinders 57
- Changing Focusing Screens 59
- Camera Straps 60
- Name Plate 62
- Powering Your 63
- Batteries 64
- Inserting/Removing Batteries 65
- 2 Turn off the camera 65
- IMPORTANT: 65
- 6 Turn the latch assembly 67
- ☛ You can insert or remove a 67
- Insufficient 68
- Battery Charger 69
- Battery Conservation 73
- Image LCD Panel Timeout 74
- Meter Timeout 74
- AC Adapter for Camera 75
- ☛ The AC adapter for camera 77
- Configuring Your 78
- ☛ When you hold the Selector 79
- Camera Properties 80
- Configuring 82
- Determining Total Actuations 83
- 1 Select the Menu icon, then 83
- 1 With the Properties menu 83
- 2 Highlight Yes or No 83
- Using a PC Card 85
- Dual Slots for PC Cards 86
- Inserting/Removing PC Cards 87
- ☛ A label inside the door 88
- Formatting a PC Card 90
- 2 Select Card from the Main 90
- 6 Select Yes or No 91
- Selecting a PC Card or Folder 92
- Processing Images 94
- 3 Select your choice 94
- IPTC Data Management 100
- Saving Files 101
- Quick Start 102
- 10 Rotate the Power switch 105
- 3 Select the power cord with 107
- Basic Shooting 109
- CAUTION: 113
- Setting Display Contrast 115
- ☛ With proper contrast, the 115
- Tagging Images 118
- Deleting Images 119
- Controlling 124
- Exposure 124
- Using White Balance Settings 127
- Exposure Metering System 133
- ☛ If Programmed Auto or 135
- Exposure Mode 137
- Focusing 142
- ☛ Single Area AF mode and 145
- Focus Mode 147
- Manual Focus 151
- 2 While lightly pressing the 153
- 3 Confirm that the in-focus 153
- Sharpening 157
- Capturing Images 158
- ☛ Press the Shutter Release 159
- Capturing 162
- Two-Button Reset 165
- Drive Mode 167
- Using the Vertical Controls 170
- Intervalometer 171
- Flash Photography 173
- Auto Aperture Mode 174
- 1 Mount the SB-28D onto your 175
- 1 Turn on the camera 175
- 2 Turn on the Speedlight by 175
- Standby Mode 176
- SELMODEZOOM 179
- Test Firing 181
- Using the SB-28D 182
- Auto Flash Distance Range 183
- (Normal Sync) 185
- Rear Curtain Sync 187
- Guide Number Table 189
- Working with 191
- Images on the 191
- Setting the Review Mode 192
- Camera Images 193
- Adjusting Display Contrast 196
- Selecting an Image 197
- Setting Display Options 198
- 3 Speak into the microphone 202
- DO NOT want to 204
- NOT deleted.) 204
- Recovering Deleted Images 205
- Advanced Operation 206
- MODE button 207
- MODE button, and rotate the 207
- Advanced 208
- 6 Fully depress the Shutter 211
- 4 Look into the viewfinder 215
- 5 Adjust the aperture and/or 215
- Flexible Program 218
- AE/AF Lock 221
- Exposure Compensation 224
- 2 Lightly press the Shutter 225
- ☛ Once set, exposure 227
- 1 Press and hold the (Auto 229
- H, CL or 231
- Self-Timer 233
- Long Time Exposure 235
- Custom Settings 237
- Custom Settings Table 239
- H (DCS 620 and 620x only) 240
- L (DCS 620 and 620x only) 241
- Connecting to Your 245
- Computer 245
- Connecting 247
- Using the Card Reader 248
- Transmitting Data 249
- Accessing Serial Port Options 250
- Tramsmitting 251
- Serial In Status 252
- Image Transmit 254
- Camera Care 255
- Cleaning 256
- The Imager 259
- Updating Camera Firmware 264
- Appendix A - Specifications 266
- H (Continuous High) 267
- L (Continuous Low) 267
- S (Continuous Silent) 267
- Appendix A 268
- Appendix B - Troubleshooting 269
- Top Status 270
- LCD Panel 270
- Appendix B 271
- Appendix C - Lens and 272
- Viewfinder Compatibility 272
- Appendix C 274
- Compatible Viewfinders 280
- Appendix D - Glossary 281
- Appendix D 283
- Appendix E - Problem Report 287
- Appendix F - Remote Control 288
- Accessories 288
- Index-2 291
- Index-4 293
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