Nikon 105mm User Manual download pdf (Page 14)

How to hold the camera

The camera must be held correctly for best results, since even the slightest camera shake at

the moment of exposure will result in an appreciable loss of sharpness. Photos show the best

way to hold the camera for rocksteady picture taking.

Wrap the fingers of the right hand

around the camera body so that the

index finger rests comfortably on

the shutter release button and the

thumb fits between the body and

film-advance lever so it can stroke

the lever without removing the eye

from the viewfinder. Cradle the

camera in the left hand for

additional support, with the left

thumb and index finger grasping

the focusing ring. The camera may

be switched from horizontal to

vertical format in this position.

The Nikon F is the camera

which records on film

exactly what you see

through the viewfinder.

The eyepiece permits

comfortable viewing of

the entire screen even for

eyeglass wearers. There

are seventeen different

focusing screens to fit any

combination of lens and

picture-takingrequirements

(see pages 21-23). The

Type A focusing screen is

furnished as standard

equipment with the Nikon

F. This screen has a

3mm¢-circular split-image

rangefinder in the center

for quick and accurate

focusing. If the image

seen in the circle is in

focus it will appear

continuous. When the subject is out of focus, the rangefinder image will appear split into two

parts.

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