Nikon NIKKOR 8Smm Manuale utente

Nikon

NIKKOR

AF-S

Micro

NIKKOR

8Smm

f/3.5G

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User's

Manual

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Notes on Safety Operations

~CAUTION

not

disassemble

Touching the internal parts

the

camera or lens could result

injury.

Repairs

should be performed onlybyqualified technicians.

Should the camera or lens break open

the

result

a fall or

other accident, take the

product

a Nikon-authorized service

representative for inspection after

unplugging

the

product

and/

or removing

the

battery.

Turn

off immediately

the event of malfunction

Should you notice smoke or

unusual smell

coming

from

the

camera or lens, remove

the

battery immediately, taking care

avoid burns. Continued operation could result

injury.

After removing or disconnecting the

power

source, take

the

product

a Nikon-authorized service representative for

inspection.

not

use

the

camera

lens

the

presence

offlammable

gas

Operating electronic

equipment

the

presence

flammable

gas

could result

explosion or fire.

not

look

the

sun

through the

lens

viewfinder

Viewing the sun orother strong light sources

through

the

lens or

viewfinder could cause permanent visual impairment.

Keep

out of

reach

children

Particular care should be taken

prevent infants from

putting

the batteries or other small parts

into

their mouths.

Observe

the following

precautions

when handling the

camera

and

lens

• Keep the camera and lens

unit

dry. Failure

could result

in fire or electric shock.

• Do

not

handle ortouch the camera or lens

unit

with

wet

hands.

Failure

could result

electric shock.

• When shooting

with

back-lighting,

not

point

the lens at

the

_._

sun or allow sunlight

pass

directly

down

the lens

this may

llliillll

cause the camera

overheat and possibly cause afire.

• When the lens will

not

be used for

extended period

time,

attach

both

front

and rear lens caps and store the lens away

from direct sunlight. Failure

could result in afire,

the

lens may focus sunlight

onto

a flammable object.

• Nomenclature

G)Lens

hood

(P.

22)

Lens

hood

attachment

index

(P.

22)

®Lens

hood

setting index

(P.

22)

0 Lens

hood

mounting

index

(P.

22)

®Focus ring

(P.

17)

®Distance scale

Mounting

index

(P.

16)

®Lens

mount

rubber

gasket

(P.

22)

CPU

contacts

(P.

22)

Focus

mode

switch

(P.

17)

@Vibration reduction

ON/

OFF

switch

(P.

20)

@Reproduction ratio scale

(P.

18)

@Distance index line

(P.

18)

( ) : reference page

Thank you for purchasing

the

AF-S

Micro

NIKKOR

85mm

3.5G

lens.

NIKKOR

lenses are specially designed for

use

with

Nikon digitai-SLR (Nikon

format) cameras, such

lr.ll!l

the 0300-series and 090.When

mounted

on Nikon

format

lliilll

cameras,

the

lens pictureangle

equivalent

approximately

l.Sx the focal length in

35mm

format. Before using this lens,

please read these instructions and refer

your camera's

User's

Manual.

• Major features

• This lens exhibits sharp rendering characteristics suited

close-up photography, reproduction work, snapshots, and

general

photography

all

shooting distances.

• This lens

equipped

with

the

Nikon Internal Focusing

(IF)

system, which offers excellent balance between sharp focus

on the primary subject and pleasing blur characteristics in

the background and foreground.

• Superior optical performance and rendering characteristics

are

maximized

with

the

use

oneextra-lowdispersion

(ED)

glass element,

which

ensure correction

chromatic

aberration.

addition,

the

rounded aperture produces soft

and pleasing blur characteristics in portions

pictures

that

are

out-of-focus.

• Up

four Wireless Remote Speed

light

SB-R200s

can be

mounted

the

edge

the

lens.

m • Using

the

lens

Mounting

the

lens on

the

camera

ITJ

Turn the camera off.

[I]

Remove

the

rear lens cap. (Fig.

[]]

Align the

mounting

index 0 on

the

lens

with

the

mounting

index on the camera, and rotate

the

lens

counterclockwise until

clicks

into

place.

sure

that

the

lens

the

correctposition when the

mounting

index0

the

top

the

lens.

[1]

Remove

the

front

lens cap. (Fig.

Removing

the

lens from

the

camera

ITJ

Turn

the

camera off.

[I]

Press

and hold the lens release

button

on the camera

while

turning

the lens clockwise.

• Focusing

Set

your camera's focus

mode

selector according

the

chart

below:

Camera

Lens'

focus

mode

switch

focus

mode M/A M

Autofocus

with

Manual focus (electronic

manual override rangefinder

available.)

Manual focus (electronic rangefinder

available.)

For

more information on camera focus modes, refer

your

camera's

User's

Manual.

Autofocus with manual override {M/A mode)

[]

Set

the

lens

focus

mode switch@)

toM/A.

[gJ

Autofocus

enabled, but

autofocus

operation

can

overridden

rotating the

separate

focus

ring®

while

pressing

the shutter-release button

halfway,

while

pressing

the

AF-ON

button

the

camera

body of

cameras

equipped.

[l]

Press

the shutter-release button halfway

the

AF-ON

button

once

again

cancel

manual

focus

and

resume

autofocus.

• Setting

the

aperture

Use

the

camera

adjust

the

aperture setting. When

exposure (or shooting)

mode

set at "A"

"M",

the

camera

will control aperture

maintain

the

effective

f-number

(up

approx.

1.1

stops) even

shooting distance

changed.

• Depth

field

Ifyour camera supports depth-of-field preview, the effects

the aperture setting can be previewed

the viewfinder

before shooting.

This

lens

equipped

with

the Internal Focusing

(IF)

system.

the shooting distance decreases, the focal length also

decreases.

• Focusing

a predetermined reproduction

ratio (Reproduction ratio scale)

The reproduction ratio

the relation between the

size

the

image recorded on the image sensor and the actual subject

size.lf, forexample, the image on the image sensor

one-fifth

the actual subject

size,

the reproduction ratio

:5.

photograph at a predetermined reproduction ratio,

use

the following procedure:

Manually turn the

focus

ring

until the

desired

reproduction

ratio

scale

number

aligned with the

distance

index

line@.

[I]

Aim

at the

subject,

then change

your

position,

moving

closer

farther

away

from

the

subject,

until the image

the viewfinder

sharpens.

• Notes on close-up photographyand

reproduction

work

Camera shake

This lens provides such exceptionally high image

magnification

that

even the slightest

movement

during

shooting can cause the image

blur. Therefore, the

use

tripod and acable release or remote cord

highly

recommended

prevent the effects

camera

shake.

Close working distance

the

high reproduction ratios used in close-up shooting,

the

depth

field

very shallow. To ensure sufficient

depth

field, stop

down

the

lens, extend

the

exposure time, and

carefully position

the

camera

that

the

most

important

portion

the

subject

parallel

the

surface

the

image

sensor

ensure sharp focus.

• Exposure factor

The

f-number

a lens indicates brightness

the

image

formed by the lens set at "infinity" shooting distance. The

greater

the

reproduction ratio,

the

more image brightness

decreases. The actual brightness

the

image

called

the

"effective f-number," and

the

exposure compensation value

for the change

the

effective

f-number

called

the

"exposure factor."

• Effective

f-number

variation (P.

148)

With this lens,

the

greater

the

reproduction ratio (the shorter

the shooting distance),

the

brightness

the

image

projected

onto

the

image sensor decreases and

the

effective

f-number

increases (the

amount

light

passing

through

the

lens' aperture decreases). This variation

automatically compensated for by

the

camera's exposure

meter,

the

user can determine exposure or operate

TIL

flash shooting

without

having

consider

the

exposure

factor.

The f-number displayed in

the

camera's

LCD

panel or

viewfinder

the

value automatically compensated.

• Vibration reduction mode (VRII)

Setting

the

vibration reduction ON/OFF switch

ON:

The effects

camera shake

are

reduced

while

the

shutter- release

button

pressed

halfway and also at the instant the shutter

released. Because vibration

reduced

the viewfinder, auto/manual focusing and

exact framing

the

subject

are

easier.

OFF:The

effects

camera shake

are

not

reduced.

Notes on using vibration reduction

•

enabling vibration reduction

(VR),

slower shutter speeds

(approximately four stops*) can be used when shooting

distance

between

and

2.6

m (the reproduction ratio

from

1/30x). The higherthe reproduction ratio from 1I

30x

is,

the

effects

vibration reduction will

decrease gradually. (*Based on results achieved underNikon

measurement conditions.The effects

vibration reduction

may vary according

shooting conditions and

use.)

• After pressing the shutter-release

button

halfway, wait until

the image in the viewfinder stabilizes before pressing

the

shutter-release

button

the

rest

the way down.

• Due

the characteristics

the vibration reduction

mechanism,

the

image in the viewfinder may be blurred

after the shutter

released. This

not

a malfunction.

• Ifthe camera

panned

a wide

arc,

compensation for

camera shake in the panning direction

not

performed.

For

example, only

the

effects

vertical camera shake

reduced

with

horizontal panning.

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