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9781883403560

Magic Lantern Guides®: Nikon N60

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    9781883403560

  • ISBN10:

    1883403561

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-12-31
  • Publisher: Sterling
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Summary

You'll never need a more versatile camera than the Nikon N60 (called the F60 overseas). It's even more functional when you take full advantage of all its features and functions. Start by getting acquainted with the ten easy-dial exposure modes and five subject programs (for taking portraits, landscapes, close-ups, sports action, and night scenes). Practice the two automatic program modes and the new easy way to change the shutter speed-aperture combination. Examples of the kinds of photos you've always wanted to take illustrate the great effects you can achieve as you become familiar with its handling and shooting techniques, focusing, exposure metering, Nikkor lenses, and flash attachments. With its compact size, you can slip it right into your carrying case. 176 pages, 20 color illus., 95 b/w illus., 5 x 7 1/2.

Table of Contents

Foreword 10(1)
Introduction
11(4)
Basic Photographic Terms
13(2)
Understanding the Nikon N60/F60's Controls
15(11)
User-Friendly Design
15(1)
Camera Controls
15(6)
Main Switch
18(1)
Shutter Release Button
18(1)
Exposure Mode Dial
18(1)
Command Dial
19(1)
Autoexposure Lock (AE-L) Button
19(1)
Aperture Button
19(1)
Exposure Compensation Button
19(1)
Flash Sync Mode Button
20(1)
Flash Lock Release Button
20(1)
Self-Timer Button
20(1)
Lens Release Button
20(1)
Focus Mode Selector
20(1)
Diopter Adjustment Lever
21(1)
Mid-Roll Rewind Button
21(1)
Camera Back Lock Release
21(1)
Battery Chamber Cover Lock Release
21(1)
Information Displays
21(1)
Viewfinder Display
21(1)
LCD Panel
22(1)
Test the Controls Before You Get Started
23(1)
Nikon N60QD
24(2)
Setting the Date Back
25(1)
Preparing to Use the N60/F60
26(11)
Attaching the Camera Strap
26(1)
Loading Batteries
27(2)
Checking the Batteries
28(1)
About Lithium Batteries
28(1)
Mounting and Removing a Lens
29(2)
Setting the Lens to Its Smallest Aperture
31(1)
Diopter Adjustment
31(1)
Loading Film
32(3)
Film Speed
33(1)
Film Advance
34(1)
Film Rewind
34(1)
Reloading a Partially Exposed Roll of Film
34(1)
A Quick Guide to Shooting
35(2)
Camera Handling and Shooting Techniques
37(7)
How to Hold the Camera
37(1)
Reducing the Risk of Camera Shake
38(1)
Using the Self-Timer
38(2)
Long Time Exposures
40(1)
Quick Two-Button Reset
41(1)
Choosing the Right Film
42(2)
Focusing
44(10)
The Autofocus System
45(5)
Auto-Servo, Single-Servo, and Continuous-Servo AF
45(1)
Activating Autofocus
45(1)
AF System Limitations
46(1)
Focus Lock and Image Composition
47(1)
The AF-Assist Illuminator
48(2)
Manual Focus
50(1)
Focus Assist with the Electronic Rangefinder
50(1)
What Is Depth of Field?
51(3)
Utilize the Hyperfocal Distance to Optimize Depth of Field
52(2)
Exposure Metering
54(22)
Exposure Metering Basics
55(1)
3D Matrix Metering
56(2)
6-Segment Matrix Metering
57(1)
Center-Weighted Average Metering
58(2)
Autoexposure Lock
60(1)
Advanced Metering Techniques
60(16)
Exposure Compensation
60(3)
Exposure Bracketing
63(10)
Controlling Contrast
73(2)
HI and LO Warnings
75(1)
Exposure Modes and Creative Effects
76(29)
Deciding Which Mode to Choose
76(2)
``Green'' General-Purpose (AUTO) Program Mode
78(3)
Auto-Multi Program (P) Mode
81(2)
Flexible Program (Program Shift)
82(1)
Shutter-Priority (S) Mode
83(3)
Aperture-Priority (A) Mode
86(2)
Aperture vs. f/number
88(1)
Manual Exposure (M) Mode
88(3)
Long Time Exposures
90(1)
Vari-Program for Portraits
91(3)
Vari-Program for Landscapes
94(2)
Lenses and Landscape Mode
94(2)
Taking Landscapes with a Foreground Subject
96(1)
Vari-Program for Close-ups
96(3)
Lenses and Close-up Mode
97(2)
How Deep Is the Depth of Field with Close-ups?
99(1)
Vari-Program for Action Photographs
99(2)
Panning Effects
101(1)
Vari-Program for Night Photographs
101(4)
Reciprocity Effects
102(3)
Nikkor Lenses
105(48)
Focal Length
105(1)
Angle of View
106(1)
Lens Speed
107(1)
Effective Aperture
107(1)
Lens Components
107(3)
Distance and Depth-of-Field Scales
110(1)
Autofocus Components
111(1)
Focal Length and Perspective
111(6)
The Rules of Perspective
111(3)
Picture Angle and Perspective Distortion
114(1)
Interchangeable Lenses and Perspective
115(2)
Interchangeable Lenses
117(3)
Lenses, Vision, and Composition
118(2)
Choosing the Right Lens
120(5)
Zoom or Fixed Focal Length?
120(4)
Lens Compatibility with the N60/F60
124(1)
Focal Lengths
125(23)
Ultra Wide-Angle Lenses
126(11)
Fisheye Lenses
137(1)
Moderate Wide-Angle Lenses
137(1)
Wide-Angle Lenses
138(2)
Normal Lenses
140(1)
Moderate Telephoto Lenses
140(3)
Telephoto Lenses
143(2)
Extreme Telephoto Lenses
145(3)
Special-Purpose Lenses
148(5)
Macro Lenses
148(1)
Perspective Control (PC) Lenses
149(1)
Mirror Lenses
150(1)
Teleconverters
151(2)
Flash Photography
153(23)
Guide Numbers
153(1)
Flash Synchronization
154(1)
The Built-in Flash
154(2)
Lenses and Flash Use
156(1)
Flash Displays
156(1)
Flash Exposure Metering
157(1)
Matrix Balanced Fill Flash
157(1)
Flash Modes
158(2)
Normal Flash Synchronization Mode
158(1)
Red-Eye Reduction Mode
158(2)
Slow Sync Flash Mode
160(1)
Slow Sync Flash Mode with Red-Eye Reduction
160(1)
Using Flash with the Camera in the General-Purpose and Vari-Program Modes
160(3)
Using Flash in Landscape and Sport Modes
162(1)
Using Flash with the Camera in Program (P) Mode
163(1)
Using Flash with the Camera in Shutter-Priority (S) Mode
164(2)
Dragging the Shutter
165(1)
Using Flash with the Camera in Aperture-Priority (A) Mode
166(1)
Using Flash with the Camera in Manual (M) Mode
167(1)
Bounce Flash
168(1)
Reflectors and Diffusers
169(1)
Nikon Accessory Flash Units
169(5)
Nikon Speedlight SB-28
170(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-27
171(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-26
172(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-25
172(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-24
173(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-23
173(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-22, SB-20, SB-16B, and SB-15
173(1)
Nikon Speedlight SB-22s
173(1)
TTL Macro Speedlight SB-21B
174(1)
Nikon Flash Accessories
174(2)
SC-17 TTL Remote Cord
174(1)
SC-18 and SC-19 Multiflash Cords
175(1)
TTL Multiflash Adapter AS-10
175(1)
Wireless Remote Flash Control Unit SU-4
176(1)
Power Accessories
176

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