Nikon N6000 User Manual
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You can modify exposure by intentionally setting film
speed to a value different from that of film in use. For
example, with ISO 100 film, set film speed to 50 for one
step over exposure or set to
200
for one step under
exposure. After taking the picture, make sure to reset
film speed. For exposure compensation using other
methods, see pp 50 - 58.
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