Nikon V1 User Manual
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The Electronic Viewfinder
Use the viewfinder when bright ambient
lighting conditions make it difficult to see
the display in the monitor. The view-
finder display turns on when you put
your eye to the viewfinder and is identical
to that shown on page 4; the monitor
turns off automatically. Note that the
monitor may turn off and the viewfinder
turn on if you place your finger or other
objects near the eye sensor; avoid cover-
ing the sensor when using the monitor.
To focus the display, use the diopter
adjustment control. When operating the
control with your eye to the viewfinder,
be careful not to put your finger or finger-
nails in your eye.
Eye sensor
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