Exposure, Viewfinder, Focusing screen – Nikon FG User Manual

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) OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCE

Caution:

Keep batteries away from infants

and small children. In case a battery is acci­
dentally swallowed, call a doctor immediately
as the material inside the batteries can cause
serious problems.

New batteries:

Between manufacturing and

first use, all batteries exhibit some drain. There­
fore, care should be taken to purchase the
newest (and freshest} ones possible. To help
you do this, some manufacturers stamp the

date of manufacture on the bottom ol eacrt
battery. Ask your camera dealer for assistance
in Interpreting thecodes.

Temperature:

Battery life ratings are based on

operation at around 25°C (77'F). At other tem­
peratures. battery life is shortened. Spare bat­
teries should therefore be kept available if oper­
ation in low temperatures is anticipated.

Continuous use:

Batteries are drained much

more quickly by continuous use than by inter­
mittent use.

Storage;

When not in use, the batteries should

be removed to prevent damage from leakage.

To minimlie drain during the period of disuse,

store the batteries in a cool, dry place.

Battery brand;

Do not use mixed brands of

batteries, nor batteries with different model

numbers. Also, avoid mixing new and old bat­

teries since proper performance will not be
obtained and battery leakage into your FG
may occur.

Polarity:

When installing batteries, observe the

voltage polarities carefully. Reversal of positive
( + ) and negative (-) terminals will result in
leakage. If leakage should occur, clean care­

fully or take your FG to your dealer.

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Exposure

compensation
button

Viewfinder

Focusing screen

Finder

magnification

Film advance

Frame counter

Film rewind

Approx, + 2EV when exposure
oompensafion button is kept
depressed as shutter release
button is depressed
Fixed eyelevel pentaprism type

with built-in TTL exposure

meter: approx. 92% frame

coverage

Fixed-type Nikon standard Type

K screen; comprised of central
split-image rangefinder spot,
microprism collar and matfef

Fresnel outer field; I2mm-dia.
reference circle denotes area

of center-weighted metering
0.84X (50mm lens set at
infinity)

Via film winding lever of 144°
winding angle; hinged type:
either one continuous stroke or
series of shorter strokes
possible

Additive type; automatically

resets to "S" when camera
back is opened
Manual: film rewind crank
rotates after rewind button is

depressed-

Hot-shoe

contacts

Flash

synchronization

Ready-light

Motor drive

coupling

Camera back

Standard ISO-type accepts
Nikon Epeedlight SB-18, SB-16

SB-15 or other ISO-type Nikon
flash unit directly
Speeds up to ifSOsec. with
electronic flash: with the Nikor
dedicated flash unit, flash sync

is automatically set to 1/90 sec

when shutter speed/mode
selector is set at P, A or
manually 1f125"j1/1000sec.:

while set to I'vifgosec.

manually, the shutter speed

will operate as set; the flash

ready-light lights up when flash
is recycled

Incorporated in the viewfinder
Electrical contacts and tneoha

ical coupler built in for operatk
with the Motor Drive MD-14
or MD-E
Swings open when film rewind
knob is pulled up; memo holde

provided; interchangeable with

the Data Back MF-15

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