Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II ユーザーズマニュアル
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Focusing, zooming, and depth of
field
Before focusing, rotate the zoom ring 5 to
adjust the focal length until the desired
composition is framed.
If your camera has a depth-of-field preview
(stop-down) button or lever, depth of field can
be previewed through the camera viewfinder.
• This lens is equipped with the Nikon Internal
adjust the focal length until the desired
composition is framed.
If your camera has a depth-of-field preview
(stop-down) button or lever, depth of field can
be previewed through the camera viewfinder.
• This lens is equipped with the Nikon Internal
Focusing (IF) system. As the shooting
distance decreases, the focal length also
decreases.
distance decreases, the focal length also
decreases.
• The distance scale does not indicate the
precise distance between the subject and
the camera. Values are approximate and
should be used only as a general guide.
When shooting distant landscapes, depth of
field may influence operation so that the
camera may focus at a position that is closer
than infinity.
the camera. Values are approximate and
should be used only as a general guide.
When shooting distant landscapes, depth of
field may influence operation so that the
camera may focus at a position that is closer
than infinity.
• When the zoom lock switch g is set to LOCK
position at the focal length of 18mm, the
zoom ring is locked. When carrying the
camera, lock the zoom ring to prevent the
lens from extending due to its own weight.
zoom ring is locked. When carrying the
camera, lock the zoom ring to prevent the
lens from extending due to its own weight.
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Setting the aperture
Use the camera to adjust the aperture setting.
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Variable maximum apertures
Zooming the lens from 18mm to 200mm
decreases the maximum aperture by 1
decreases the maximum aperture by 1
1
/
3
stop.
However, there is no need to adjust the
aperture setting to achieve correct exposures
because the camera automatically
compensates for this variable.
However, there is no need to adjust the
aperture setting to achieve correct exposures
because the camera automatically
compensates for this variable.