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SETTING VARI-PROGRAM
Use Nikkor lenses with CPU such as AF Nikkor or AI-P-
Nikkor lenses and be sure to set lens aperture to the
minimum setting.
Press Vari-Program (
Ps
) button and confirm exposure mode
symbol (
A
,
F
,
D
or
G
) starts blinking. While holding
Ps
button,
rotate command dial until
S
appears in the Exposure Mode
Area and Vari-Program set indicator appears under your
desired Vari-Program symbol. Then remove your finger from
Ps
button.
To cancel Vari-Program
While pressing
Ps
button and rotate command dial until Vari-
Program set indicator disappears. Then remove your finger
from the
Ps
button. The previously set exposure mode (
A
,
F
,
D
or
G
) will activate.
If you want to change exposure mode: Without pressing
Ps
button, hold
FUNCTION
button and rotate command dial until
Function Area indicator appears in the exposure mode area
and
A
,
F
,
D
or
G
blinks. Then hold
SET
/
!
button to set desired
exposure mode.
For Flash photography with Vari-Program
Use ISO 100 to ISO 400 films. Films having film speed
over ISO 400 may cause overexposed background.
When Vari-Program is set, camera settings are automatically
reset as follows:
Metering system
i
Matrix*
Focus area
<
Wide*, or
>
Spot with
flash
Flexible Program
Cancel*
Sync mode
Slow Sync for Night Scene
Program and Motion Effect
Program, or normal sync for
others**
Exposure compensation function
Cancel*
* You can change setting as desired.
** You can set Red-Eye Reduction with built-in flash or SB-28/SB-28DX/SB-27/SB-26,
without canceling Slow Sync. If an accessory Speedlight other than the SB-28/SB-
27/SB-26 is attached, setting sync mode to Red-Eye Reduction causes
j
,
k
, and
l
blinking in the LCD panel. In this case, Slow Sync will be performed without
Red-Eye Reduction.
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