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The
built-in
flash
and
vignetting
•
The
built-in
flash
cannot
be
used
over
distances
IIIIR
of
less
than 0.6 m (2.0 ft.).
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•
To
prevent
vignetting,
do
not
use
the
lens
hood.
* Vignetting
is
the darkening of the
corners
around
the
image
that
occurs
when the light emitted
by
the
flash
is
obstructed
by
the
lens
hood, or
lens
barrel,
depending
on
the shooting
distance.
•
Using
the
lens
hood
Attaching the hood
Align
the
lens
hood
attachment
index
(r,
either
of
two
indexes)
®
on
the
hood
with
the
lens
hood
mounting
index
@
on
the
lens,
and
turn
the
hood
counterclockwise
(as
viewed
when
holding
the
camera
with
the
lens
facing
away
from
you)
until
it
clicks
into
place
(Fig.
B).
•
Be
sure
that
the
lens
hood mounting
index
is
aligned
with the
lens
hood
setting
index
(-0)
@.
• If the
lens
hood
is
not correctly attached,
vignetting
may
occur.
•
To
facilitate attachment or
removal
of the hood,
hold it
by
the
base
(near the
lens
hood
attachment
index)
rather than
its
outer
edge.
•
To
store
the
lens
hood,
attach
it
in
the
reverse
position.
Detaching the hood
Hold
the
lens
hood
by
the
base
(near the
lens
hood attachment
index)
and
turn clockwise,
as
viewed when holding the
camera
with the
lens
facing
away
from
you,
to detach.
14
•
Recommended
focusing
screens
Various
interchangeable focusing
screens
are
available for certain Nikon
SLR
cameras
to suit
any
picture-taking situation.
The
ones
recommended
for
use
with this
lens
are:
1\
Screen
A
B C E
EC-B
G1
G2 G3
G4
J L
M U
Camera \
EC-E
F6
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-
©)
- -
-
- -
©)
©)
F5+DP-30
{))
©)
{))
©)
©
0
©)
{))
F5+DA-30
©)
© ©
©)
©
©)
© ©
@:
Excellent
focusing
0:
Acceptable focusing
Slight vignetting or moire patterns appear
in
the viewfinder, but not
on
the film.
-:
Not available
Blank
box
means
not applicable.
Since
type M
screen
can
be
used
for both macrophotography at
a magnification ratio
of
1:1 or
above
and
for
photomicrography, it
has
different applications
than other
screens.
Important
•
For
F6
cameras,
when
using
screens
other than
type B or
E,
"Other screen" must
be
selected
in
Custom Setting.
Refer
to
camera's
User's
Manual
for details.