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Part I

Using the Nikon D200

shortly before a ﬂash exposure,

which can serve to close down the

pupils of your subjects' eyes,

reducing the demon red-eye effect.

On/Off switch/Backlight illumi-

nator. Rotate this switch one click

to turn power on or off. Push the

switch to its limit to turn on the

status panel LCD backlight illumi-

nation lamp, making it easier to

view the information on the panel.

The lamp remains on while the

exposure meter is active, or until

you press the shutter release.

Nikon Speedlights, as well as

Note

the Nikon SC-29 Speedlight

cable, have their own less-

obtrusive focus assist lights that

can take over for the one built

into the camera.

Shutter Release button. Canted

atop the handgrip are the Shutter

Release button and power switch.

The other side of the D200 has a few more

controls, as shown in ﬁgure 1.3. These

include the following:

Flash lock release. Press this but-

ton to pop up the built-in ﬂash and

begin charging it.

Flash accessory shoe. You can

slide an external ﬂash unit, a ﬂash

connecting cable, or another acces-

sory here. Infrared and radio-

control units and other add-ons

often use this shoe as a convenient

mounting point on the D200.

Flash sync mode/Flash exposure

compensation. Nikon has kept the

D200's design clean by assigning

multiple functions to many but-

tons, and this ﬂash control (shown

in ﬁgure 1.4) is one of them. It

serves two different purposes.

Holding this button while spinning

the command dial on the back of

the camera changes ﬂash sync

modes, such as red-eye reduction,

or slow sync (which combines

ﬂash and a regular exposure to

lighten backgrounds). Holding this

button while spinning the sub-

command dial adds or subtracts

from the ﬂash exposure, making

your ﬂash picture a little lighter or

darker, as you prefer.

Lens release. Press and hold this

button to unlock the lens so you

can rotate the lens to remove it

from the camera.

Camera body focus mode selec-

tor. You can ﬂip the autofocus

mode lever on the camera body to

set the focus mode to Continuous

Autofocus (C), Single Autofocus (S),

or Manual focus (M). Some lenses,

as you can see in ﬁgure 1.3, also

have switches that allow alternat-

ing between automatic focus/

manual over-ride (M/A) and man-

ual focus (M.)

You can ﬁnd more information

on choosing focus modes in

Chapter 2.