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Notes: 1. Do not push the film rewind button before all the frames are exposed; otherwise, there

will be a slight frame overlap. If the button is inadvertently depressed make a blank exposure in a

dark place.

2. When carrying the camera, it is recommended that you reset the shutter

operation mode selector ❷ from AUTO to B to prevent battery power

drainage caused by the shutter release button being inadvertently

depressed.

Q: What should I do if I make the mistake of opening the camera back before the film is fully

rewound?

A: Quickly snap the camera back closed. You may be able to save a few frames, but this is not

guaranteed, especially if the back is opened in bright light.

VI. Technical Details and Other Information

A. Exposure Measurement

The Nikon EM's built-in exposure meter uses

Nikon's through-the-lens (TTL) center-weighted

exposure metering system. The meter "reads" the

light over the entire focusing screen, but favors the

central 12mm-diameter area outlined on the

screen. This is where the main subject is likely to

be positioned, and allows the photographer to

make precise exposure readings of the selected

subject area, as well as provides for overall

balanced exposures.

B. Shutter Operation Mode Selection

The shutter operation mode selector has two

mechanical override settings. M90 provides a

shutter speed of 1/90 sec., it is also used for flash

photography with an electronic flash unit other

than the Nikon SB-E or SB-10. B is for long

exposures — the shutter curtains remain open for

as long as the shutter release button ❸ is kept

depressed. A tripod is essential for B exposures.

C. Film Plane Indicator

This is mainly used in close-up photography to

determine the exact subject-to-film plane distance.

It is visible when the film winding lever ❺ is

pulled out, and positioned precisely on the film

plane — 46.5 mm from the front surface of the

lens mounting flange ⓫.

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