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Seite 1 - INSTFIIOTON MANU^

MÊkonINSTFIIOTON MANU^

Seite 2 - NOMENCLATURE

PREPARATION FOR USE_______Installing the BatteryThe exposure measurement and shutter control circuits of the EL2 are powered by a single

Seite 3 - Distance scale

inserting and properly seating the battery, snap the chamber lid shut, unlock the mirror and remount the lens preparatory to shooting.C

Seite 4 - Aperture/Distance scale index

Removing the BatteryThe battery chamber’s built-in ejector-type mechanism makes for easier removal operation when removing/ replacing the

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Checking the BatteryThe EL2 is provided with a special circuit that enables the photographer to check the battery power condition with

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PREPARATION FOR USE —continuedLoading the FilmSlide the camera back latch release at the side of the rewind knob to the rear and, whil

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Prior to ShootingFold out the rewind crank and turn it gently in the direction of the engraved arrow until you feel a slight tensio

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been loaded properly and is being advanced. Then, fold the crank flat for film storage.After advancing the film two frames to dispose of any

Seite 9 - FOREWORD

OPERATION OF CAMERA CONTROLSSetting the Film SpeedAs film response sensitivity during exposure to light (called “film speed”) varies with

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Setting the Shutter SpeedThe Nikon EL2 is set for automatic or manual shutter speed selection via the shutter-speed dial positioned to the

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the lock depressed, rotate the dial counterclockwise off of the “A" position; when the dial is aligned with white settings of fro

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NOMENCLATUREShutter-speed dial lockShutter-speed dialLens mounting flangeReflex mirrorBattery chamberFilm rewind knobCamera back latch releaseThreaded

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OPERATION OF CAMERA CONTROLS-continuedSetting the ApertureThe ring fitted at the base of the lens adjusts the size of the aperture (or opening) in

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Frame CounterThe frame counter operates automatically to show how many frames have been exposed. When the camera back is opened for loading,

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Shutter Release Button Lock A special control is fitted around the base of the shutter release button to provide for greater ease of

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OPERATION OF CAMERA CONTROLS-continuedSelf-TimerThe built-in self-timer can be used to trip the shutter after a delay of approximately 1

Seite 17 - OPERATION OF CAMERA CONTROLS

UNLOADING FILMWhen the frame counter indicates the last exposure has been made, or when the film-advance lever can no longer be stroked, the roll

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After opening the camera back, carefully lift the film cartridge free of the film chamber. Note that as the film- advance lever is stroked

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HOI.DING THE CAMERACamera shake is one of the most common causes of unsharp pictures, especially at slow shutter speeds. Learn to hold the camera

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SHUTTER RELEASE OPERATIONFor sharp pictures, correct shutter releasing is just as important as steady camera holding. After advancing th

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Operation via Cable Release The shutter-release button can also be tripped via a cable release or similar accessory for more vibration-f

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Distance scaleFocusing ringAperture ringMeter coupling ridgeASA film-speed dialASA film-speed scaleFilm rewind crankFilm-speed scale indexPower check

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Focusing is done at full aperture with Nikkor lenses fitted with an automatic diaphragm. This technique provides the brightest po

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Out of focusIn focus21

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FOCUSING — continued________Infrared PhotographyThe plane of sharpest focus for infrared light is slightly more distant than its counterpart

Seite 28 - SHUTTER RELEASE OPERATION

Film-Plane IndicatorUnder various precision shooting situations, such as close-up photography, it is often necessary to measure the film

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DEPTH OF FIELDDepth of field refers to the zone of acceptable focus extending in front of, and behind, the plane of sharpest focus. Within

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Depth-of-Field IndicatorsDepth of field can be read directly from the distance scale in meters or feet with the aid of the color-co

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Lens at f/8: Depth of field extended in front of/behind the main subject.

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Aperture/Distance scale indexMeter coupling shoeDepth-of-field indicatorsShutter-speed scaleFrame counterMeter ON indexFilm-advance leverFilm-plane in

Seite 35 - DEPTH OF FIELD

Lens at f/16: Sharp focus is extended to encompass the entire foreground and background.

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The exposure meter of the Nikon EL2 utilizes Nikon’s through-the-lens center-weighted exposure measurement at full aperture. The mete

Seite 37 - DEPTH OF FIELD-continued

Automatic Shutter Speed Selection When set to the “A” shutter-speed dial setting, the EL2 is capable of fully automatic selection of th

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EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT-continuedManual Shutter Speed Selection When the shutter-speed dial is set to other than the “A” setting, manual shutter speed

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Deliberateone-stepunderexposure. . . and one-step overexposure.

Seite 41 - EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT

Exposure ControlThe amount of light reaching the film plane is determined by a combination of the lens aperture and the shutter sp

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EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT-continuedMetering RangeIf the black meter needle fails to leave the "A” or “B” positions during auto (or fail

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• Metering with a bright area in the center will cause underexposure of the main subject.

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• For correct exposure, first measure the main subject; then, recompose and shoot.

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BRIEF GUIDE TO CAMERA HANDLINGThe Nikon EL2’s conveniently-placed controls and fully automatic shutter facilitate operation under even rapi

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STOP-DOWN EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTWith some Nikkor lenses, full-aperture exposure measurement is not possible, either because the lens has no autom

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For automatic diaphragm lenses with no coupling ridge, first set the shutter-speed dial for either automatic or manual shutter speed selectio

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Caution: To avoid accidental damage, make sure you do not use excessive force when raising up the lever.33

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EXPOSURE COMPENSATION ADJUSTMENTSSome exposure correction may be necessary when certain types of films are used for copying or photomicrography

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EV RANGE OF THE CAMERAThe camera’s meter may be used only within the shutter speed range covered by the exposure value (EV) range of the met

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Auto exposure control with stop-down meteringWhen using a bellows or other extension equipment which disengages the meter coupling device, it

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EV RANGE OF THE CAMERA-continued How to read the EV range chartThe chart indicates the EV (for ASA 100) vs. shutterspeed range.To determine the shutt

Seite 54 - EV RANGE OF THE CAMERA

FLASH SYNCHRONIZATION38

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The Nikon EL2 camera is designed to synchronize with most types of flashbulbs at almost all shutter speeds and with electronic flash at sp

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MIRROR LOCKUPThe reflex mirror must be locked in the up position when using either the Fisheye-Nikkor 6mm f/5.6 or the OP Fisheye-Ni

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TIPS ON CAMERA CAREGood camera care is primarily common-sense care. Treat your Nikon EL2 camera as you would any other precision opti

Seite 60 - MIRROR LOCKUP

perature and, then, store in a cool, dry location. Remember that failure to dry out the camera may result in the growth of fungus on lens surfac

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To remove the lens from the camera body, press the lens release button and, holding the button depressed, twist the lens clockwise as far as it

Seite 62 - TIPS ON CAMERA CARE

until it clicks and locks into place. These steps provide for full mounting of the lens, while simultaneously indexing the lens’ maximu

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Coupling Lever Lock/Release OperationThe EL2 is fitted with a meter coupling lever at the base of the lens to provide for coupling between the meterin

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ACCESSORIESAuto Winder AW-1The compact and lightweight Nikon Auto Winder AW-1 is a precision drive accessory which offers greater versatility

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CONTENTSForeword...Preparation for use...‘Installing the battery...Removin

Seite 68 - ACCESSORIES

Lens HoodsThe use of a lens hood is recommended at all times to prevent extraneous light from striking the lens (a cause of flare and ghost),

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Camera CasesAvailable in both hard and soft (pouch) construction, Nikon camera cases offer excellent protection for your camera body

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Ту^е of camera: 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR)Picture format: 24mm x 36mm (35mm film format) Lens mount: Nikon F mount (bayonet type)Lenses available:

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Exposure metering: Through-the-lens, center-weighted, full-aperture measurement employing two silicon photo-diodes (SPD) for fast response; exp

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Qilkoii)NIPPON KOGAKU K.K.No reproduction in any form of this booklet, in «Stole or in part (except for brief quotation in critical articles or review

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Exposure measurement.... 26Automatic shutter speed selection... 26Manual shutter spe

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FOREWORDThe Nikon EL2 camera offers the serious photographer the highest standard of quality, performance, convenience and versatility a

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