Nikon AI-S TC-16- TC-16S User Manual
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5. Press the shutter release button all the way to release the shutter when both
LED in-focus indicators light up to indicate subject in-focus condition.
For further information on view'ftnder information, etc., refer to the F3AF
camera body's instruction manual.
Focus detection range when lens is a1 infinity («>)
Lens In use
Focus defecHon range
300mm
Infinity {■») to 35m (114.8 ft)
200mm
Infinity (oo) to 16m (52.5 ft)
135mm
Infinity (oo) to 7.2m (23,6 ft)
105mm
Infinity («>) to 4.4m (14.4 ft)
85mm
Infinity (<») to 2 9m (9.5ft)
58mm
Infinity (») to
1.4m (4.6 ft)
55mm
Infinity (oo) to 1,3m (4.3 ft)
50mm
Infinity (“) to 1.2m (3.9 ft)
35mm
Infinity {») to 0.61m (2 ft)
28mm
Infinity (») to 0,42m (1.4 ft)
24mm
Infinity (<») to 0.33m (1.1 ft)
Notes:
1. All focus detection operating ranges are approximate.
2. If your subject is outside the focus detection range, the LED focus-impossible
warning indicator (x) or far-focus indicator (◄) will light up inside the DX-1
AF Finder. In this case, turn the prime lens’s focusing ring to less than
infinity (<»); the distance set now becomes the maximum shooting distance
of the prime lens’ focus detection range, so its focus detection range from
maximum to minimum is correspondingly decreased. You can then focus on
the subject even if it falls outside the range tabled.
For example, when using
50mm f/1.8 as the prime
lens, its focus detection
range changes as in the
following diagram.
prime lens's focusing ring