Shooting dark subjects – Nikon N4004s User Manual
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Shooting Dark Subjects
In all exposure modes, with a subject darker than EV10 at ISO
100, the ready-light LED blinks.
Programmed TTL auto flash photography in program and
shutter-priority auto exposure modes
In programmed TTL auto flash photography, the N4004S auto
matically adjusts the shutter speed to 1/100 sec*, and selects
the appropriate aperture according to the speed of the film in
use (ISO).
* If shutter speed is set to B, or to 1/60 sec. or slower in shutter-priority
exposure mode, shutter fires at the speed set, and correct aperture is
selected accordingly.
The usable ranges for film speed, aperture and shooting dis
tance in programmed TTL mode are as follows.
ISO
25
50
100
200
400
Aperture
1.4
2
2.8
4
5.6
Shooting Range
Approx. 1.4-4.2 m
‘Ready-light blinks when using film with ISO speed over 400.
•When using a lens with a slower maximum aperture (larger
F-number) than the numbers listed above, the aperture will be
automatically set to the lens' maximum aperture, thus shortening
the shooting range, (i.e., if maximum aperture is f/3.5 and film speed
is ISO
too,
aperture is set to 3.5 instead of f/2.8). For longer flash
shooting distances (up to 4.2 m), use film with a speed of ISO 400.
TTL auto flash photography in aperture-priority auto and
manual exposure modes
In aperture-priority auto mode,
the N4004s automatically
adjusts the shutter speed to 1/100 sec.
In manual mode,
when