Nikon F80 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Depth-of-field preview button

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Sub-Command Dial

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Power switch

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Release socket

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Shutter release button

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Flash output level compensation
button

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LCD illuminator/Film rewind button

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Exposure compensation button

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LCD panel

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Self-timer/AF-Assist Illuminator/
Red-Eye Reduction lamp

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Accessory shoe

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Exposure mode/Custom
Setting/ISO film speed select dial

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Film advance mode selector 

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Film advance mode selector lock
release

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Speedlight lock-release button

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Camera back lock release lever

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Lens release button

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Focus mode selector

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Tripod socket

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Focus area selector lock lever

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Focus area selector 

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AF Area mode selector

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Film confirmation window

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Auto Exposure Bracketing button

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Flash sync mode/Film rewind
button

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Diopter adjustment lever

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AE-L/AF-L button

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Metering system dial

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Main-Command Dial

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Battery chamber cover lock
release

This lets you confirm
the zone of sharpest
focus (in all exposure
modes) before shooting.

With this dial, you can
select the F80’s expo-
sure modes (P, S, A, M) 
and control the Custom
Settings and film speed
settings (DX auto or
manual).

Enables near- or far-
sighted photographers
to adjust the eyepiece
diopter from -1.8 to
+0.8m

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Single (ı) and
Continuous (˜) are
available. When using
Continuous Servo AF
mode with ˜ film
advance mode, the F80
delivers a film advance
speed of approximately
2.5 fps.

The easy-to-see LCD
panel gives you at-a-
glance access to vital
information. It can be
illuminated for viewing in
dim light.

Use the Main-Command
Dial to select the shutter
speed when using
Shutter-Priority Auto or
Manual, and a range of
other camera settings.
The Sub-Command Dial
allows you to select
aperture with Aperture-
Priority Auto or Manual.
Custom Setting #12 lets
you switch the functions
of the two Command
Dials.

The F80 is available in a
standard version, and a
QD version (F80D) that
allows you to print the
date or time, and a spe-
cial QD version (F80S)
that also imprints expo-
sure data between
frames.

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*The camera’s film advance
speed slows down when expo-
sure data imprinting is selected.

A new Nikon Advanced Focusing Screen
Display allows the superimposition of On-
Demand Grid Lines. These horizontal and
vertical lines assist in determining composi-
tional balance and are also helpful for shoot-
ing architectural photography or landscapes
that includehorizons.  (Activated via Custom
Setting #4.)

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