Nikon NIKKOR 8Smm User manual

Nikon
NIKKOR
AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 8Smm f/3.5G ED VR
f~mma~~ P. 2
User's Manual P. 12
Benutzerhandbuch 5. 26
Manuel d'utilisation P. 36
Manual del usuario P. 46
Anvandarhandbok 5. 56
Pykoso.QCTBO nonb30BaTenfl CTP. 66
Gebruikshandleiding P. 76
Manuale d'uso P. 86
Navod. kobslu.z.e 5TR. 96
Uzfvaterska prfrucka 5TR.·l06
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Notes on Safety Operations
~CAUTION
Do
not
disassemble
Touching the internal parts
of
the
camera or lens could result
in
injury.
Repairs
should be performed onlybyqualified technicians.
Should the camera or lens break open
as
the
result
of
a fall or
other accident, take the
product
to
a Nikon-authorized service
representative for inspection after
unplugging
the
product
and/
or removing
the
battery.
Turn
off immediately
in
the event of malfunction
Should you notice smoke or
an
unusual smell
coming
from
the
camera or lens, remove
the
battery immediately, taking care
to
avoid burns. Continued operation could result
in
injury.
After removing or disconnecting the
power
source, take
the
product
to
a Nikon-authorized service representative for
inspection.
Do
not
use
the
camera
or
lens
in
the
presence
offlammable
gas
Operating electronic
equipment
in
the
presence
of
flammable
gas
could result
in
an
explosion or fire.
Do
not
look
at
the
sun
through the
lens
or
viewfinder
Viewing the sun orother strong light sources
through
the
lens or
viewfinder could cause permanent visual impairment.
Keep
out of
reach
of
children
Particular care should be taken
to
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
to
do
so
could result
in fire or electric shock.
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• Do
not
handle ortouch the camera or lens
unit
with
wet
hands.
Failure
to
do
so
could result
in
electric shock.
• When shooting
with
back-lighting,
do
not
point
the lens at
the
_._
sun or allow sunlight
to
pass
directly
down
the lens
as
this may
llliillll
cause the camera
to
overheat and possibly cause afire.
• When the lens will
not
be used for
an
extended period
of
time,
attach
both
front
and rear lens caps and store the lens away
from direct sunlight. Failure
to
do
so
could result in afire,
as
the
lens may focus sunlight
onto
a flammable object.
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• 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
0
Mounting
index
(P.
16)
14
®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
OX
Micro
NIKKOR
85mm
f/
3.5G
ED
VR
lens.
OX
NIKKOR
lenses are specially designed for
use
with
Nikon digitai-SLR (Nikon
OX
format) cameras, such
as
lr.ll!l
the 0300-series and 090.When
mounted
on Nikon
OX
format
lliilll
cameras,
the
lens pictureangle
is
equivalent
to
approximately
l.Sx the focal length in
35mm
format. Before using this lens,
please read these instructions and refer
to
your camera's
User's
Manual.
• Major features
• This lens exhibits sharp rendering characteristics suited
to
close-up photography, reproduction work, snapshots, and
general
photography
at
all
shooting distances.
• This lens
is
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
of
oneextra-lowdispersion
(ED)
glass element,
which
ensure correction
of
chromatic
aberration.
In
addition,
the
rounded aperture produces soft
and pleasing blur characteristics in portions
of
pictures
that
are
out-of-focus.
• Up
to
four Wireless Remote Speed
light
SB-R200s
can be
mounted
on
the
edge
of
the
lens.
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m • Using
the
lens
Mounting
the
lens on
the
camera
ITJ
Turn the camera off.
[I]
Remove
the
rear lens cap. (Fig.
B)
[]]
Align the
mounting
index 0 on
the
lens
with
the
mounting
index on the camera, and rotate
the
lens
counterclockwise until
it
clicks
into
place.
Be
sure
that
the
lens
is
in
the
correctposition when the
mounting
index0
is
on
the
top
of
the
lens.
[1]
Remove
the
front
lens cap. (Fig.
A)
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.
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• Focusing
Set
your camera's focus
mode
selector according
to
the
chart
below:
Camera
Lens'
focus
mode
switch
focus
mode M/A M
AF
Autofocus
with
Manual focus (electronic
manual override rangefinder
is
available.)
MF
Manual focus (electronic rangefinder
is
available.)
For
more information on camera focus modes, refer
to
your
camera's
User's
Manual.
Autofocus with manual override {M/A mode)
[]
Set
the
lens
focus
mode switch@)
toM/A.
[gJ
Autofocus
is
enabled, but
autofocus
operation
can
be
overridden
by
rotating the
separate
focus
ring®
while
pressing
the shutter-release button
halfway,
or
while
pressing
the
AF-ON
button
on
the
camera
body of
cameras
so
equipped.
[l]
Press
the shutter-release button halfway
or
the
AF-ON
button
once
again
to
cancel
manual
focus
and
resume
autofocus.
• Setting
the
aperture
Use
the
camera
to
adjust
the
aperture setting. When
exposure (or shooting)
mode
is
set at "A"
or
"M",
the
camera
will control aperture
to
maintain
the
effective
f-number
(up
to
approx.
1.1
stops) even
if
shooting distance
is
changed.
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• Depth
of
field
Ifyour camera supports depth-of-field preview, the effects
of
the aperture setting can be previewed
in
the viewfinder
before shooting.
This
lens
is
equipped
with
the Internal Focusing
(IF)
system.
As
the shooting distance decreases, the focal length also
decreases.
• Focusing
at
a predetermined reproduction
ratio (Reproduction ratio scale)
The reproduction ratio
is
the relation between the
size
of
the
image recorded on the image sensor and the actual subject
size.lf, forexample, the image on the image sensor
is
one-fifth
the actual subject
size,
the reproduction ratio
is
1
:5.
To
photograph at a predetermined reproduction ratio,
use
the following procedure:
OJ
Manually turn the
focus
ring
until the
desired
reproduction
ratio
scale
number
is
aligned with the
distance
index
line@.
[I]
Aim
at the
subject,
then change
your
position,
moving
closer
to
or
farther
away
from
the
subject,
until the image
in
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
to
blur. Therefore, the
use
of
a
tripod and acable release or remote cord
is
highly
recommended
to
prevent the effects
of
camera
shake.
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Close working distance
At
the
high reproduction ratios used in close-up shooting,
the
depth
of
field
is
very shallow. To ensure sufficient
depth
of
m
field, stop
down
the
lens, extend
the
exposure time, and
carefully position
the
camera
so
that
the
most
important
portion
of
the
subject
is
parallel
to
the
surface
of
the
image
sensor
to
ensure sharp focus.
• Exposure factor
The
f-number
of
a lens indicates brightness
of
the
image
formed by the lens set at "infinity" shooting distance. The
greater
the
reproduction ratio,
the
more image brightness
decreases. The actual brightness
of
the
image
is
called
the
"effective f-number," and
the
exposure compensation value
for the change
of
the
effective
f-number
is
called
the
"exposure factor."
• Effective
f-number
variation (P.
148)
With this lens,
the
greater
the
reproduction ratio (the shorter
the shooting distance),
the
more
the
brightness
of
the
image
projected
onto
the
image sensor decreases and
the
more
the
effective
f-number
increases (the
amount
of
light
passing
through
the
lens' aperture decreases). This variation
is
automatically compensated for by
the
camera's exposure
meter,
so
the
user can determine exposure or operate
TIL
flash shooting
without
having
to
consider
the
exposure
factor.
The f-number displayed in
the
camera's
LCD
panel or
viewfinder
is
the
value automatically compensated.
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• Vibration reduction mode (VRII)
Setting
the
vibration reduction ON/OFF switch
ON:
The effects
of
camera shake
are
reduced
while
the
shutter- release
button
is
pressed
halfway and also at the instant the shutter
is
released. Because vibration
is
reduced
in
the viewfinder, auto/manual focusing and
exact framing
of
the
subject
are
easier.
OFF:The
effects
of
camera shake
are
not
reduced.
Notes on using vibration reduction
•
By
enabling vibration reduction
(VR),
slower shutter speeds
(approximately four stops*) can be used when shooting
distance
is
between
oo
and
2.6
m (the reproduction ratio
from
oo
to
1/30x). The higherthe reproduction ratio from 1I
30x
is,
the
more
the
effects
of
vibration reduction will
decrease gradually. (*Based on results achieved underNikon
measurement conditions.The effects
of
vibration reduction
may vary according
to
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
of
the way down.
• Due
to
the characteristics
of
the vibration reduction
mechanism,
the
image in the viewfinder may be blurred
after the shutter
is
released. This
is
not
a malfunction.
• Ifthe camera
is
panned
in
a wide
arc,
compensation for
camera shake in the panning direction
is
not
performed.
For
example, only
the
effects
of
vertical camera shake
is
reduced
with
horizontal panning.
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