Nikon f50 owners manual

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See pages 51 to 55 Auto Rewind When the film reaches the end of the roll, auto rewind During rewinding, blink in the The LCD shows the previously selected exposure modeiProgram. Purpose Program. Press the menu button to activate the Exposure Mode Menu. To set the exposure mode, press the button above the desired indication. Page 27 Shutter-Priority Auto To change shutter speed rapidly, hold the button down.

Aperture-Priority Auto To change aperture rapidly, hold the button down. Your selected shutter speed and the automatically set aperture are shown below the viewfinder screen.

Page 28 Fully depress the shutter release button to take a picture. The film automatically advances frame. Aperture-Priority Auto exposure Press the button above the symbol to have it memorised. Page 33 To clear memory rtEl While memory is set, appears rtEl. Press button above frame counter appears. Press the button above indication.

When performing long time exposure, you must use a tripod to avoid camera shake which cause picture blur. However, when subject, always position the viewfinder focus subject.

Position focus brackets on the subject and ljghtly press the shutter release button to activate autofocus operation. Page 43 Press the AE-L button and hold it. In Single Servo AF mode, recomposing the picture could change subject-to-camera distance, refocus by briefly removing your finger from the While keeping the AE-L button pressed, recompose the picture, then fully depress shutter release button. Or autofocus, focus another subject Focusing at the shortest focal length setting and then zooming up to the longest Look through the viewfinder Page 49 Replacing lithium battery for imprinting function 3.

Remove used battery. Make sure that film is not loaded, open the camera back. Loosen the silver screw on the inside of the camera back. Remove the battery chamber cover. But remember that you can also use flash in bright light to fill in shadows with extra light. This may impair flash performance. After each continuous firing, let the flash rest Page 52 F5. After rewind automatically stops, frame counter shows E and 0 blinks for a few seconds.

You can then remove film cartridge. In this case, replace battery with a fresh one, or wait for the temperature to rise and then press the rewind button.

To rewind film at mid-roll: Press the rewind button on the. If the present exposure mode is what you. Function Menu see page Lightly press the shutter release button to activate autofocus operation and. Welcome to ManualMachine. We have sent a verification link to to complete your registration.

Log In Sign Up. Forgot password? Enter your email address and check your inbox. Please check your email for further instructions. Enter a new password. Camera F Menu button Minimum aperture lock: Slide lever to lock position. Accessory shoe: For Nikon dedicated Speedlights. Power switch: Set to OFF when not using your camera. Al-P lenses. Then lock the lens aperture at its minimum setting see lens instruction manual.

To remove While pressing the lens release button, turn the lens clockwise. If lens aperture is not set at its minimum setting When the camera is powered on with a lens not set at its minimum aperture setting.

Close the cover by pushing until it clicks. I f b l i n k s ; Battery is nearing exhaustion. Have a fresh one ready. Make sure the film is properly positioned with no slack and the film Gently close the camera back perforations engage the sprockets. See illustration. Film 5 automatically advances to frame 1. Reload film. For features and sample pictures of each Program, see pages 16 to Shutter-Priority Auto Exposure Mode You manually set the shutter speed and the camera sets the matching lens aperture.

Aperture-Priority Auto Exposure Mode You manually set the aperture and the camera sets the appropriate shutter speed. For more information on Aperture-Priority Auto, see pages 26 to Manual Exposure Mode You select both the shutter speed and aperture.

Use Use this Program whenever you're this program if you are not sure making a picture of a distant scene. Portrait Program Use this Program whenever you are taking pictures of people.

Close-Up Program Use this Program when you are taking pictures up close—a flower, an ornamental detail, a butterfly, or if you are copying a picture. Sport Program Use to freeze action. Motion Effect Program Use this Program to express movement. Pressing the button above O or O moves the menu to the following or previous screen.

Press the button above O. Press the button above iB. Close-Up Program is now set. If indications on the LCD panel disappear, lightly press the shutter release button to reactivate them. V See page The film will automatically advance by one frame. V blinks—Flash recommended Not enough light.