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Nikon Digital Still Camera §~ff~gs Instruction Manual

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10 General recommendations • Warranty/registration cards Confirm that warranty and registration cards are included in this package. Please fill out

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Description of acronyms I NTSC ... National Television System Committee, color television telecasting specifications adopted mainly in Ja

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Contents I WARNING················· · ····· · · ················ ···2-5 Nomenclature· ... 6-8 Foreword···········

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Advanced photography ... ... ... ·51 Shutter-Priority Auto Exposure Mode· ... ·52 Aperture-Priority Auto Exposure Mode

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I System chart m D ~c Card IIDri-ve---t;;:==::;;.l----. ED-10 Personal computer Image ~ Memory Card EC-15 Personal computer ~[Fl\ EG-10 ~ TV monitor

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Major features . High resolution, high quality images I 1,3 million pixel CCD (1280 x 1000 pixels) and digital image recording systems capture crisp

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I Viewfinder indications 16 r------6 1------------------------~ 2---------, ------x ... ~ ~ 10-----11 3 _____ ---" 4--------~ 5-----------------

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I Dedicated accessories The following accessories are not included with the E2/E2s, but are required for proper operation of the camera. -See page 87

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Preparations for taking pictures 19

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2 WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture. CAUTION; TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

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I Mounting and removing the lens Only the Nikkor lenses which are listed in the usability chart can be used with the E2/E2s. (See pages 75-76.) -Be s

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Installing and removing the battery Use the Rechargeable Battery Pack EN-1 . The battery pack was not charged when shipped from the factory. You must

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I Checking battery power Be sure to check the camera's battery power after installing a fresh battery pack or prior to taking photographs in ord

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Setting and checking date and time You can check the current data by pushing the DATE button. The display in the LCD panel changes in the following or

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I Inserting the Image Memory Card Use the Nikon Image Memory Card EC-15 and be sure to initialize the card before using it for the first time. -The I

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. CAUTION • If no memory card is inserted, the Image Memory Card indicator in the LCD panel and the viewfinder blinks as a warning. You should then

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I 26 Basic camera seHings The following lens type and settings selection provide highly automatic. convenient operation. You may use any usalbe Nikkor

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Selecting Programmed Auto mode Programmed Auto is ideal for quick operation and is the simplest method for exposure control. Use this mode for most g

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I Selecting Programmed Auto mode 5 Set the image quality to NORMAL. Keeping the QUALITY button pressed, rotate the command dial to set the image quali

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Holding the camera and composing the picture 1 Adjust the eyepoint. You can select the best viewing position by adjusting the eye point. Eyeglass wea

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For customers in the U.S.A. WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

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I Focusing and shooting 1 Set the Main dial to any position other than L, and press the shutter release button halfway. Confirm that the in-focus indi

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Playing back the pictures The camera has a built-in video output terminal that enables you to immediately playback the exposed images on a TV monitor

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I Playing back the pictures 4 When finished , rotate the Main dial to L. 32 Camera power will turn OFF automatically after approx. 3 minutes when t

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Functions and settings This section explains basic camera functions and how best to utilize them to obtain optimum results in a variety of photographi

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I Setting the frame advance mode The Main dial turns the power ON and OFF, and selects shooting, data transfer and playback modes. Whi le pressing th

Seite 29 - Compose the picture

Setting the exposure mode This camera offers four exposure modes: Programmed Auto (P), Shutter-Priority Auto (S), Aperture-Priority (A) and Manual (M

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I Setting the metering systems This camera features three types of exposure metering systems-Matrix Metering, Center-Weighted Metering and Spot Meteri

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Setting image quality Depending on the effect you wish to achieve, four image quality modes are provided with this camera. Pictures taken in Hi ima

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I I Adjusting white balance In order to ensure proper white balance, an Auto white balance mode and five manual white balance modes are provided with

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I 4 WARNING EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We Name: Address: declare that the product Product Name: Manufacturer's Name: Manufacturer's Addres

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I Adjusting white balance . CAUTION In the following situations, auto white balance mode (A) will not function. • Taking pictures where the illuminati

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Setting the sensitivity level Two shooting sensitivity levels equivalent to film speeds of ISO 800 (STO) and ISO 1600 (HIGH) can be selected. Set th

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I Setting the focus mode This camera provides two autofocus modes-Single Servo Autofocus (S) and Continuous Servo Autofocus (C)-and a Manual Focus mod

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Viewfinder indications in autofocus modes (5, C) • The subject is in-focus. X Autofocus is not possible. The subject is located closer than the lens&

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I Setting the focus mode M: Manual Focus mode In this mode, there are two ways of assuring precise manual focus: with the Electronic Rangefinder and w

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Setting the six basic modes simultaneously Press the MODE button and SENS button simultaneously for at least 2 seconds; the camera settings are automa

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I Command lock In S (Shutter-Priority Auto) , A (Aperture-Priority Auto), or M (Manual) exposure mode, you can lock the shutter speed or aperture valu

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Playing back pictures Besides being able to playback exposed images on a TV monitor through a video output connector, exposed image data can easily be

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I Playing back pictures 4 When finished, rotate the Main dial The playback function automatically stops after 3 minutes when the camera is not in use

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To change on-screen data, rotate the command dial while pressing the MODE button during playback of exposed images. On-screen data appears in order a

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I Erasing data in the Image Memory Card There are two ways to erase the image data stored in the Image Memory Card. 1) Erasing the data frame by fra

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Advanced photography In this section we provide some useful information on a variety of photographic techniques. See page 27 for details on Programm

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I Shutler-Priority Auto Exposure Mode 1 Set the MODE button to S. Press the shutter release button lightly. Rotate the command dial while pressing the

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Aperture-Priority Auto Exposure Mode 1 Set the exposure mode to A. Press the shutter release button lightly. Rotate the command dial while pressing th

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Manual Exposure Mode 1 Set the exposure to M. Press the shutter release button lightly. Rotate the command dial while pressing the MODE button. 2 Com

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5 Press the shutter release button lightly. Set shutter speed and aperture manually referring to the exposure indicators. Using exposure indicators Th

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I Exposure compensation When shooting an extremely small subject, if the main subject contrasts markedly with the background, or if you identify an

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4 Lightly press the shutter release button, and press the AE-L button. Confirm that no exposure warning indicator appears and press the AE-L button. -

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I Exposure compensation Using Exposure Compensation 1 Set the metering system We recommend using Center-Weighted or Spot Metering. 2 Set the exposure

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Using Manual Exposure 1 Set the exposure mode to M. 2 Set the metering system. We recommend using Center-Weighted Metering or Spot Metering. 3 Center

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I 6 1----,~ ~..__------8 r----l--- 9 5 1.11-+-- 5 6 ----"o.I-HI-- +It'1HIII1I1I1I11 ~-------10 7---------' 1 Focus mode selector (See

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I Autofocus with main subject off-center In autofocus mode, the subject inside the focus brackets is in-focus. With an off-center subject, use the Aut

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,. " I' I , I I I I f ~ l l In Continuous Servo Autofocus mode 1 Position the focus brackets on the subject and lightly press the shutter r

Seite 59 - 1 Set the exposure mode

I External synchro-flash shooting In manual exposure mode, this camera's shutter release can be triggered by the firing of a flash on another cam

Seite 60 - Autofocus

Remote photography (general) The optional accessories listed below make it possible for you to release this camera's shutter from a remote locati

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I 64 Flash photography This section covers the camera's advanced flash technology for fill-flash in backlit scenes, brightening dull scenes, and

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Available Nikon Speedlights Nikon Speedlights S8-26 and S8-25 are highly recommended for use with th is camera. - Nikon Speedlights S8-20, S8-22, and

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I Flash modes available with Nikon Speed lights With Nikon Speed lights S6-26 and S6-25 the following flash modes are available . • Matrix Balanced F

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Notes on using the Speedlight Be sure to read the instruction manual provided with each 8peedlight model before use. Following are some important note

Seite 65 - Speedlights

I Flash photography in TTL auto flash mode with 88-26 and 88-25 Nikon 8peedlights. -For more details, read the instruction manual provided with each

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4 Press the shutter release button lightly and check the indicators in the viewfinder. Confirm that the ready-light is lit and the subject is in focu

Seite 67 - Speedlight

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In "NORMAL" flash synchronization, the flash fires at an early stage of exposure (front-curtain sync), resulting in unnatural light patterns

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3 Set the camera's exposure mode to S or M. -You can select P or A exposure mode, but Shutter-Priority Auto and Manual mode are strongly recommen

Seite 70 - Rear-curtain sync

I 72 Controls in detail In this section we provide some useful information on a variety of photographic controls.

Seite 71 - A exposure mode

I Usable lenses . Most AF Nikkor lenses, AI-type Nikkor lenses and Teleconverters can be used. Nikkor lenses are designed to provide full coverage of

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I Usable lenses . Understanding exposure control 74 The E2/E2s provides sensitivity settings with ISO equivalents of 800 and 1600. The following tabl

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With AF Nikkor lenses or certain non-AF Nikkor lenses in combination with TC- 14B, TC-14E or TC-20E au tofocus teleconverters, the E2/E2s provides ful

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Lens usability chart Nikkor 2Bmm 1/2.B -Zoom-Nikkor 1 00-300mm I/S.6 -PC-Nikkor 2Bmm 1/3.S -Zoom-Nikkor 1BO-600mm liB ED -Nikkor 3Smm 1/1.4 © Zoom-Nik

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Shutter speed and aperture Light reaching the CC O image device is controlled by shutter speed and aperture. The proper combination results in a corr

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I Special focusing situations Autofocus operation depends on lighting, subject contrast and other technical factors . In rare situations where autofoc

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Downloading image data Image data can be downloaded to external equipment such as a personal computer using the Image Memory Card. Using the Image Me

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24 'Nikon does not support the data 21 send function represented by the 25 so and SEND buttons on this 28 camera. 22 26 29 23 27 -...;;::---

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I Cleaning the camera's built-in lens When removing dirt and smudges from the camera's bu ilt-in lens (situated behind the shutter curtains)

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5 Use a blower to remove dust and particles from the built-in lens. -If this proves ineffective, take your camera to an authorized Nikon Service Cent

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I Image Memory Card . Usable Image Memory Cards We recommend using dedicated Image Memory Card EC-15 (optional) with this camera for best performance.

Seite 82 - . Usable Image Memory Cards

Use dedicated Rechargeable Battery Pack EN-1 with this camera. Take special note of the following. -The EN-1 contains NiCd batteries. -The battery pac

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I The dedicated Rechargeable Battery Pack 84 . Handling the battery pack for long time use • Do not apply strong physical force to the battery pack o

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If your camera detects a defect or malfunction, a warning indicator appears or blinks in the viewfinder and/or in the LCD panel to alert you. Refer

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Troubleshooting BODY Camera's NiCd battery Recharge the NiCd P. 83 blinks Disptay is exhausted. battery. f----segment Battery power for SRAM R

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I Optional accessories . Nikon Speed lights: S8-26 and S8-25 Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash operation for automatically balanced flash output and ambient

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I Optional accessories . Nikon Remote Control Accessories Convenient for remote or unmanned operation using the following remote cords connected to th

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· Nikon Rubber Eyecup DK-2 Attached to the viewfinder eyepiece, the rubber eyecup increases viewing comfort, eliminates eye fatigue and prevents stra

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Foreword Thank you for choosing the Nikon Digital Still Camera E2/E2s. In addition to this camera's advanced digital imaging technology, it also

Seite 90 - Programmed Auto mode

I EV chart for flash photography In Programmed Auto mode (Sensitivity STD (equivalent to ISO 800). AF50mm 1/1.4 lens) 17 ... ,O'? '\ &apo

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.00 not drop or hit the camera against a hard surface as it may cause damage and malfunction to the precision mechanism . • Never disassemble the cam

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I Camera care tips . Use a blower to remove dust from the camera and then wipe the camera clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use thinner, benzene,

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• Damage Requiring Service-Refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: If liquid has been spilled, or objects have

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Specifications Type of camera Interchangeable-lens SLR-type digital still camera Lens mount Nikon F mount (with AF coupling and AF contacts) Usable

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Viewfinder By LCD-Metering system, Shutter speed, Aperture, information Exposure indicators, Exposure modes, Frame counter By LED-Focus indicators (in

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I Specifications Video output Pin Jack, 1V p-p, 750, unbalanced, sync negative terminal Accessory shoe • Hot shoe (flash , monitor preflash, TTL fla

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