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.13 Take a photograph

Notes

With the shutter-release button held halfway down, check the focus

indicator in the viewfinder one final time (A) to confirm that the ●

indicator is showing and the camera is in focus (if your subject has

moved since the photograph was composed, autofocus will automati-

cally track the subject so that it stays in focus). Then carefully press the

shutter-release button the rest of the way to take a photograph (B).

By default, the photograph will automatically be recorded on the

compact flash-memory card when the shutter-release button is pressed

all the way down. You can, however, set the camera to “capture-

preview mode” to preview the photograph in the viewfinder before it is

recorded on the memory card. See “Camera Settings: Capture Preview

Mode.”

First Steps: Take a Photograph

If the subject in the viewfinder appears to be out of focus even when the in-focus

indicator (●) appears in the viewfinder, adjust viewfinder diopter as described in

“Camera Settings: Diopter Adjustment.”

Avoid taking photographs with the camera focused on the sun or another strong light

source, as excessive light may cause deterioration in the camera’s charge-coupled

device (CCD). It may also produce a white blur effect in the final photograph.

The D1 is equipped with a combined electronic (CCD) and mechanical shutter. This

shutter operates differently from the mechanical shutters found in film cameras, with

the result that the interval between the sound made by the shutter and that made by

the mirror will not decrease past a certain point, even at high shutter speeds.

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Nikon D1 Manuel d'utilisateur Page 34