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Nikon 1000MM Camera Lens User Manual

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USING

THE

FILTERS

C

The Reflex-Nikkor 1000mm

f/11 is

provided with

a set of

five filters

for

attaching

individually

to the

rear

of the

lens.

To

attach

a

filter, remove

the

lens from

the

camera

body

in the

normal

way and

simply screw

the

desired 39mm filter onto

the

threaded

filter mount provided

at the

rear

of the

lens. Note that

the

lens comes with

the

L37C

filter mounted

on the

lens, with

the

remaining four filters stored

in the

filter case

in

the flap

of the

lens case;

one

filter must

be

mounted

at all

times

on the

lens.

In

addi-

tion

to the

supplied

set of

five 39mm-diameter filters,

the

following 39mm screw-in

filters

are

available

as

optional equipment: Skylight (L1BC), Medium Yellow (Y48),

Deep Yellow (Y52),

Red

(R60), Neutral Density (ND2X

and

ND8X), Amber (A12),

Medium Blue (B8),

and

Deep Blue (B12).

The

following table details

the

various 39mm

filters available from Nikon.

Film

Black

&

white

and color

Black

&

white

Color

Type

Skylight

Ultraviolet

Neutral density

Medium yellow

Deep yellow

Orange

Red

Light amber

Deep amber

Light blue

Medium blue

Deep blue

Model

No.

L1BC

L37C«

ND2X

ND4X»

ND8X

Y48

Y52

056*

R60

A2*

A12

B2«

B8

B12

Filter Factor

Daylight

1

1

2

(1)

4

(2)

8

(3)

1-7(2/3)

2

(1)

3.5

(1-5/6)

8

(3)

Tungsten

1

1

2

(1)

4

(2)

8

(3)

12(1/3)

1.4(1/2)

2

(1)

5 (2-1/3)

1.2(1/3)

2

(1)

1.2(1/3)

1.6 (2/3)

2.2(1-1/6)

Application

Reduces

sky

cast

and

haze

for

greater

details; suitable

for

general purpose appli-

cations;

NIC

appHed

to

L37C.

Colorless filters

for

subduing

all

colors

uniformly; useful

for

control

of

bright sub-

jects;

see

"Controlling

the

Exposure"

on

page

11 for

details.

Provide

for

pronounced contrast

for

accentu-

ating details;

as

filter factor increases, greater

contrast

is

achieved; filter

R60

used with

infrared film.

Used

for

color balance under various com-

binations

of

film

and

shooting situations.

(

)

f/stop

to be

compensated

Note: Filters marked with

an

asterisk

(*) are

included with

the

lens.

OBTAINING CORRECT EXPOSURE

Your lens

is the

fixed-aperture type

and

will

not

couple with

the TTL

exposure meter-

ing system that

may be

built into some camera bodies.

To get the

correct exposure,

please refer

to the

stopped-down exposure measurement section

in the

camera's instruc-

tion manual.

Remember that even

if you set the

camera

to its top

shutter speed,

you

won't

be

able

to obtain correct exposure.

A

rule

of

thumb

is to use the

neutral density filter.

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