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Look through the viewfinder and check the exposure
information. Depress the shutter release button halfway
and you will see the LCD showing the shutter speed (as a
reciprocal) selected by the camera to provide correct exposure.
Note that a slow shutter speed results in blurred images
(techniques for avoiding blurred images are explained on page
46).
4.
If the LCD shows FEE, this means the aperture ring is not
set at f/11 or a larger f-number. Reset the lens to its minimum
aperture. When using an Al-modified Nikkor lens, a Nikon
Teleconverter TC-200, TC-300, or TC-14, or a PK ring this
warning will not appear. So, be sure to set the aperture to its
minimum. However, even if the aperture is set incorrectly, you
can stil get the correct exposure (in most cases), but the
programmed aperture will be restricted to the range between the
lens maximum aperture and the actual aperture you set on the
lens.
If the LCD shows Hl, this means the scene is too-bright,
indicating over exposure may occur. In this case, use a neutral
density (ND) filter or change to a slower speed film
If the LCD displays Lo, this means the scene is too dark,
indicating under exposure may occur. Use an electronic flash or
change to faster film.
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Warning Indications
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