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Technical Notes/Optional Accessories 103
Accessories for the D40
At the time of writing, the following accessories were available for the D40. Up to date infor-
mation is available at Nikon websites or from our latest product catalogs.
Connecting the Optional EP-5 AC Adapter Connector and EH-5 AC Adapter
See the EP-5 and EH-5 instruction manuals for more information on using an AC adapter.
Power
sources
• EN-EL9 rechargeable Li-ion battery: Additional EN-EL9 batteries are available from local
retailers and Nikon service representatives.
• EH-5 AC adapter: Use to power the camera for extended periods. EP-5 AC adapter connec-
tor required (available separately).
• EP-5 AC adapter connector: Connect the EH-5 to the D40.
Body caps
• BF-1A body cap: The BF-1A keeps the mirror, viewfinder screen, and low-pass filter free of
dust when a lens is not in place.
Video cables EG-D100 video cable: View photos on TV or record them to video tape ( 62).
Remote
controls
• ML-L3 wireless remote control: Use as a remote shutter release for self-portraits or to prevent
blur caused by camera shake. The ML-L3 uses a 3V CR2505 battery.
Software
• Capture NX: A complete photo editing package with support for RAW images. Update to
the most recent version.
• Camera Control Pro: Control the camera remotely from a computer and save photographs
directly to the computer. Update to the most recent version.
1
Open the battery-chamber (c) and power-connector (d)
covers.
2
Insert the EP-5 into the battery chamber as shown at right,
making sure the “+” and “–” terminals are in the correct orien-
tation.
3
Guide the power cord into the opening left by the power con-
nector cover and close the battery-chamber cover.
4
Insert the EH-5 AC adapter plug into the EH-5 AC inlet (e) and connect the EH-5 DC
plug to the EP-5 DC in connector (f). When the camera is powered by the AC
adapter, the battery-level indicator in the monitor will show .
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- $)')4!,#!-%2! 1
- Where to Find It 2
- For Your Safety 4
- Notices iii 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Q&A Index 9
- Taking Photographs 10
- Q&A Index ix 11
- Introduction 13
- Getting to Know the Camera 14
- The Viewfinder Display 17
- First Steps 20
- Introduction: First Steps 9 21
- 10 Introduction: First Steps 22
- Basic Setup 23
- Inserting Memory Cards 24
- Introduction: First Steps 13 25
- Adjusting Viewfinder Focus 26
- Tutorial 27
- The Built-in Flash 31
- Basic Playback 32
- Reference 33
- Focus Mode 35
- AF-Area Mode 36
- Focus Area Selection 37
- Focus Lock 38
- Manual Focus 40
- Image Quality and Size 41
- Image Quality 42
- Image Size 42
- Shooting Mode 44
- Using the Built-in Flash 46
- ISO Sensitivity 49
- Two-Button Reset 50
- P, S, A, and M Modes 51
- Mode P (Programmed Auto) 52
- Mode M (Manual) 55
- Exposure 57
- Autoexposure Lock 58
- 3EV, mak 59
- Flash Compensation 60
- White Balance 61
- More on Playback 62
- Photo Information 63
- Highlights 64
- Histogram 64
- Delete ( 65) 66
- Connecting to a Computer 67
- Printing Photographs 69
- Viewing Photographs on TV 74
- Menu Guide 75
- To modify menu settings: 76
- The monitor will turn off 76
- Playback Folder 78
- Rotate Tall 78
- Slide Show 79
- Print Set (DPOF) 79
- Color Mode 81
- 11— /Fn Button ( 77) 83
- Noise Reduction 85
- Custom Settings 86
- Menu Guide/Custom Settings 75 87
- 76 Menu Guide/Custom Settings 88
- 11: /Fn Button 89
- 12: AE-L/AF-L 89
- 13: AE Lock 89
- 15: Auto off Timers 90
- 17: Remote on Duration 91
- 16: Self-Timer 91
- CSM/Setup menu 92
- Format Memory Card 93
- Info Display Format 93
- Auto Shooting Info 95
- World Time 95
- LCD Brightness 95
- Video Mode 95
- Language (LANG) 96
- Image Comment 96
- File No. Sequence 98
- Mirror Lock-Up 98
- Firmware Version 98
- Dust off Ref Photo 99
- Auto Image Rotation 100
- D-Lighting 102
- Red-Eye Correction 103
- Monochrome 104
- Filter Effects 104
- Small Picture 104
- Image Overlay 106
- Technical Notes 108
- NOT be used: 110
- Guide Number 111
- 500 s or slower 113
- Other Accessories 114
- Accessories for the D40 115
- Caring for the Camera 116
- Troubleshooting 120
- Appendix 125
- 114 Technical Notes/Appendix 126
- Technical Notes/Appendix 115 127
- 3EV are reduced to 128
- Technical Notes/Appendix 117 129
- 118 Technical Notes/Appendix 130
- Specifications 131
- ,000 s in steps of 132
- 3 EV, bulb 132
- 50 s, the 133
- MH-23 Quick Charger 134
- Index 123 135
- 124 Index 136
- Index 125 137
- 0RINTEDIN4HAILAND 139
- -"! 139
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