Nikon N50 Bedienungsanleitung

WHILE

YOU'RE

TAKING

PICTURES

Using

the

Built-In

Flash

The

flash

can

used

when

the

subject

within

0.6

(2.0

9.8

feet)

when

using

film

with

ISO

100

and

the

Zoom-Nikkor

35-80mm

f/4-f/5.6

lens.

blinks

inside

the

viewfinder,

use

the

built-in

flash.

Press

the

flash

lock

release

button.

Lightly

press

the

shutter

release

button,

wait

for

the

come

the

viewfinder.

Confirm

the

•

(in-focus

indicator)

appears

the

viewfinder,

then

fully

depress

the

shutter

release

button.

•

blinks

after

shooting

for

few

seconds,

this

means

that

the

light

might

insufficient.

Check

shooting

distance,

and

necessary,

move

closer

subject

and

take

picture

with

flash

again.

stationary

subject

starts

move

Remove

your

finger

from

the

shutter

release

button

and

lightly

press

again

restart

autofocus.

Viewfinder

information

blinks—Overexposure

possible

Use

film

with

lower

ISO,

use

Nikon

Neutral

Density

Filter.

blinks—Underexposure

possible

Use

the

built-in

flash.

blinks

(without

flash)—

-1,_

Flash

recommendation

This

happens

when

it's

dark.

Use

the

built-in

flash.

[

]

blinks

inside

viewfinder—

Picture

blur

possible

The

light

probably

dim

and

the

automatically

selected

shutter

speed

slow.

This

can

cause

picture

blur

due

camera

shake.

Hold

the

camera

steady,

use

tripod.

Or,

use

built-

flash.

•

blinks—Unacceptable

condition

for

autofocus

Autofocus

requires

that

the

subject

have

some

contrast

details

focus

upon.

Make

sure

the

subject

conforms.

You

can't

focus

the

sky,

blank

wall,

very

shiny

surface,

subject

which

has

details

contrast.

WHEN

YOU'VE

TAKEN

COMPLETE

ROLL

Auto

Rewind

When

the

film

reaches

the

end

roll,

rewinds

auto¬

matically.

After

rewinding

completed,

remove

the

film.

•When

battery

power

very

weak,

when

temperature

very

low,

film

may

not

rewind

the

end

roll;

Err

will

appear

the

LCD

panel.

this

case,

replace

battery

with

fresh

one,

wait

for

the

temperature

rise

and

then

press

the

rewind

button.

rewind

film

mid-roll:

Press

the

rewind

button

the

camera

bottom.

Shortcut

Great

Pictures

Nikon

N50

SHOOTING

SIMPLE

MODE

Read

this

Instruction

Sheet

learn

operate

your

N50,

please

also

read

the

how

use

your

N50

camera

the

N50

Instruction

Manual

booklet,

after

SIMPLE

mode.

you

have

become

familiar

with

the

For

additional

information

about

how

SIMPLE

mode.

sure

the

power

switch

turned

Insert

6-volt

lithium

battery

pack

(2CR5

off.

Attach

the

Nikkor

lens.

Duracell

DL245

type).

Turn

the

power

switch

and

load

film.

mark

and

the

camera

back.

Film

auto-

Pull

the

film

leader

out

the

red

index

matically

advances

frame

#1.

Set

lens

aperture

minimum

Set

focus

switch

position.

Set

selector

dial

SIMPLE,

setting

(f/22,

f/32,

etc.)

and

lock

the

lens

aperture.

TAKING

PICTURE—

general

subject

Confirm

the

LCD

panel

shows

Si,

indicating

the

General

Purpose

Program.

Look

through

the

viewfinder

the

subject

you

wish

photograph,

and

lightly

press

the

shutter

release

button;

this

activates

the

autofocus

operation

and

the

light

meter

operation.

Confirm

the

•

(in-focus

indicator)

and

(correct

exposure

indicator)

appear;

fully

depress

the

shutter

release

button

take

picture.

TAKING

LANDSCAPE,

PORTRAIT

AND

CLOSE-UP

PICTURES

view

the

Program

Menu,

press

the

button,

then

press

the

button

above

the

icon

select

the

desired

Program.

Take

picture

the

same

manner

taking

picture

with

General

Purpose

Program.

Once

selected,

each

Program

remains

effect

until

you

select

another

Program.

select

the

General

Purpose

Program

quickly

Just

press

the

button

for

least

two

seconds.

LANDSCAPE

PROGRAM

CLOSE-UP

PROGRAM

PORTRAIT

PROGRAM

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