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Beforeusingthisproduct,pleasecarefullyreadboththeseinstructronsand
the
camera
manual
Nott:
When
mounted
on a OX-format digital single-lens reflex camera such
as the 07200or 05500,
this
lens has an angle of view
of ~00'
-3°
10'
and
afocallength
~uivalentto300-7S0mm(3Smmformat)
For Your Safety
Lh
WARNINGS
•
Donotdi5amm/lkfl(modify.
In
the
evffit of malfunctiOn,
the
produC! should
be
repaired only by a qualified
technician.
Should
the
product break open
astheresultofafallorotheraccident,avoidtouchingexposedparts.Failure
toobservetheseprecautionscouldresultinelectricsh<xkorotherinjury.
·
Tum
the comero off
immediately in
the event of
molfutldioo.
Should you notice
smoke or an unusual smell coming fi"om
the~uipment,
immediately unplug
theACadapterandremovethecamerabanery,takingcaretoavoidburns
Cominued operation could
result
in fire or injury. After removing
the
banery,
take the
~ui
pmentto
a
Nikon-authoriZed
service center fOf inspection
•
Keep
dry.
Do
not expose the
product to
water or handle
with
wet
hands
Failuretoobservethisprecautioncouldresultinfireorelectricshock.
•
Donotusein
theprrseiiCeofflommoblego~.
Operating
the~uipment
at
filling
stations or
in the
presence of propane or other flammable gas or
dust
couldresultinexplosionorfire.
•
Donot/ookotthesunthroughthe/en~orthecomeroviewfrnder.\fiewingthesun
or other
bright
light sourcethroughthelensorviewfindercouldcause
permanent visual impairment
Lh
CAUTIONS
•
Ktepoutofreochofchildren.Failuretoobservethisprecautioncould resultin
injury or product malfunction.
·Do
not
focus
~un/ight
through
the
lens.
Sunlight focused through the lens
could cause fire. When shooting backlit wbjects keep the sun well out of
the frame; if the lens will not be used for an extended period, replace the
lenscapsandstoreoutofdirectsunlight
•
Do
not
overheat.
Do
not leave the product in locations exposed to extreme-
lyhightemperatures,suchasinanenclosedvehicleindirectsunlight,
or wrap the product in a towel or
handkerchief
or
otherwise cover the
productwhileitisinuse.Failuretoobservetheseprecautionscouldresuh
infireorproductmalfunction
Notice for Customers in Canada
CANICES-3(6)/NMS-3(6)
• Parts of th@ L@ns
(Figur@
1)
(Dlens hood mounting mark
@Zoom
lock
switch
@Zoom ring
@Focus-mode switch
@Focallengths<ale
@Focuslimitswitch
@Focal length mark
@Vibration reduction mode switCh
@Focusring
@Vibrationreductionswitch
@Focus distance indicator
@Lens hood
(!)Focus distance mark
@Lens hood alignment mark
@Lens rotation index
®Lens hood lock mark
@Lensmountingmark
@Positionindices(90")
®Rubber lens-mount gasket
®Tripod collar
@CPU contacts
@Tripod collar lock s<rew
• Compatibility
This lens can be used with 04-seues. 03-series, Of. 081G-series, 0800-series.
0750, 0700, 0610, 0600, D3oo-series, 07200,07100, 070CKJ, OSSOO, OS300,
OS200, OSIOO, OSOOO, 03300, 03200, and 03100 cameras. For up·to·date
information
on compatible cameras,
see
our latest catalogs or visit
the
Nikonwebsiteforyourarea
•Focus
Supported focus modes are
shown
in the following table (for information
on camera focus modes
see
the camera
manual)
lensfO<U~mode
(amerafocusmode
MIA
Af
Autofocus wnh manual
I
Manu~
I
focus
with
ovemde
l
elecuonrcrangefinder
MF
Manualfocuswithelectronicrangefinder
MIA (Autofocus with Manua/Orerride)
To focus using autofocus with manual override (MIA)
III
Slide the lens focus-mode switch
toM/
A.
!l]
Focus.
If
desired, autofocus can be over-ridden by rotating
the
lens
focu
s ring while
the
shutter-release
button
is pressed halfway
(or,
if the camera is equipped with an
AF·ON
button, while the
AF·ON
button is pressed). To refocus using autofocus, press
the
shutter-release button halfway or press the
AF·ON
button again.
ThefocuslimitSwitch
Thisswitchdeterminesthefocusdistancelimitsforautofocus
~
·FULL:Selectthisoptiontousetheentlfefocusrange
•
oo-6m:lfyoursubjec~willalwaysbeatdistanceo.fa;least
6m(19.7ft),selectthiSOptionforfasterfocuslng
• Zoom
and
Depth of fi@ld
Beforefocusing,rotatethezoomringtoadjust
thefocal
lengthandframe
the photograph. If the camera offers depth-of-field preview (stop down),
depthoffieldcanbepreviewedin theviewfinder.
Note:Focallengthdecreasesasthefocusdistanceshortens.
Notethatthefocusdistonceindicotorisintendedonlyosaguideandmoynot
accurately shaw the distance to the subject and may, due to depth of
lield
or other
factors, not
show""
when the camera iskx.usedoo a distant objeo::l.
To lock the zoom ring rotate it to the 200 mm position and slide the zoom lock
switch to
LOCK200.
This prevents
the
lens
extending under its
own
weight while
the camera is
being
carried from place to place.
•Ap@rture
Aperture
is
adjusted using camera
controls.
The frame rate may drop
at
some apertures
• Vibration R@duction
(VR)
Vibration reduction (VR)
reduces blur
caused by camera shake, allowing
shuner speeds
up to 4.5
stops slower than would otherwise be the case,
increasing
therangeofshuner
speedsavailable.TheeffectsofVRonshuner
speed are measured in NORMAL mode according to
camera
and Imaging
P
roducts
A
ssociation (CIPA) standards;
FX
-format lenses are measured us-
ing
FX-format
digital cameras, OX-format lenses using OX-format cameras.
Zoom lenses are measured at maximum zoom
Using the Vibration Reduction Switch
~~~
-
~~i
~
a
~
~e:~~~~~;a:~~t~:~-
~
~~:%v~~~t~~ni~~~~'!:
~
halfway,reducingtheeffectsofcamerashakeforim-
provedframingandfocus.
• SelectOff
to
tumvibrationreductionoff.
Using the
Vibration
Reduction Mode Switch
~
• SeiKt:NORMAL
forenhancedvibration
reducrionwhenpho-
tographingstationarysubjects.
• Selfct SPORT
photographrng athletes and other subJeCts
thataremovingrapidlyandunpredictably
Using Vibration
Reduction:
Notes
·
Whenusingvibratlonreduction,presstheshutter-releasebuttonhalfway
andwaitfOltheimageintheviewflndertostabilizebeforepressingthe
shutter-releasebuttontherestofthewaydown
·
Whenvibrationreductionisactive,theimageintheviewfindermaybe
blurredaftertheshutterisreleased.Thisdoesnotindicateamalfunction
-
SPORT
is recommended
for
panning shots, although
NORMAl
is also sup-
ported.
•
In
NORMAL
and
SPORT
modes, vibration reduction applies only to motion
thatisnotpartofap.:~n(ifthecameraispannedhorizontally,forexample,
vibrationreductionwillbeappliedonlytovertical
shake).
·
Do
not
turn the camera off or remove the
lens
while vibration reduction is
in effect.
If
power
to
the lens is cut while vibration
reduction
is on,
the
lens
may
rattle when shaken. This is not
a
malfunction, and can be corrected
byreattachingthelensandturningthecameraon
•
If
the
camera is
~uipped
with a built-in nash,
vibration
reduction will be
disabledwhiletheflashcharges.
• NORMAL
and
SPORT
vibration
reduction
can
reduce
blur when
the
camera
is mounted on a tripod.
OFF
may however produce better
results
in some
cases depending on the type of tripod and on shooting conditions.
• NORMAL
and
SPORT
are recommended if the camera is
mounted
on a
monopod
• The Lens Hood
The
lens hoods protect
the
lens and block stray light that would otherwise
causetlareorghosting
When attaching or removing
the
hood, hold it near the
r
symOO on
its
base and avoid gripping it
tOO
tightly. Vignetting may occur if the hood is
not correctly attached.
The hood can be reversed and mounted on the
lens
when not in use. When
the hood is reversed, it can be attached and removed by rotaring it while
holdingitnearthelockmark(-0
)
• Using
a
Tripod
Mounting the
Equipment
on a Tripod
When this lens is mounted on a camera, attach
tripods
to the lens uipod
collar, not the camera tripod socket
Rotating the Camera (Figure 1)
The camera can be rotated between
'
wide' (landscape) and 'tall' (portrait)
oriemationsandfixedinthedesiredOfientation.Notethatyourhandmay
come into contact with the
tripod
if you rotate the camera while holding it
bythehandgrip
III
Slightly loosen the tripod collar lock screw
(Q
).
Ill
Rotate the
camera
to
the
desired position
(f)).
The three position
indices90°
apartcanbeusedasaguide.
[!]
fighten the tripod collar lock screw
($
}.
Be
sure the screw is fully
tightened, as otherwise the lens may
slip
from the collar.
Attaching the
Tripod
Co/far (Figure
J)
III
Slightly loosen the tripod collar lock
screw
(Q
).
[l]
Align the lens rotation
index
on top of the lens with the
.,._
mark on
thecollar(f))andinsert!helensintothecollar.
[!]
Rotate the lens to the desired position
($
).The
three position
indi-
ces90"
apartcanbeusedasaguide
[!]
Tighten
the tripod collar lock screw
(Q
).
Be
sure
the
screw is
fully
tightened,asotherwisethe
lensmayslipfromthecollar.
Removing
the
Tripod
Collar (Figure 4)
[Il
Being careful
not to
remove the screw from its
socket,
loosen the
tripod collar lock screw until the collar rota tes freely
(Q
J.
[g]
Align the lens
rotation
index
on
top
of
the lens with the
.,._
mark
on
thecollar(f))andremove
thelensfromthecollar
($
).
• L@ns Car@
•
The lens returns to maximum aperture when removed from the camera
To protect the interior of the lens, store it out of direct sunlight or
replace
the lens caps.
•
Always support the lens when holding the camera. Failure to observe this
precaution could damage
the
lens mount
·
Do
not
pick up or hold the
lens
or camera using only
the lens
hood
•
KeeptheCPUcontactsclean
•
Should the rubber lens-mount gasket be damaged. cease use immedi-
atelyandtakethelenstoaNikon-authorizedservicecenterforrepair
•
Use a blower to remove dust and lint from the lens surfaces. To remove
smudges and fingerprints, apply a small amount of ethanol or lens cleaner
to a soft, clean cotton cloth or lens-cleaning tissue and clean from the
centeroutwardsusingacircularmotion,takingcarenottoleavesmears
ortouchtheglasswithyourfir.gers
•
Never use organic solvents such
a~
rclint thinner or benzene to clean the
lens
•
The lens hood
or
NC filters can be used to protect the front lens element
•
Attachthefrontandrearcapsbeforeplacingthelensinitsflexiblepouch.
•
If the lens will not be used for an extended period, store it in a cool, dry
locationtopreventmoldandrust.Donmstoreindirectsunlightorwith
naphthaorcamphormothballs.
·
Keepthelensdry.Rustingofrheinrernal
mechanismcancauseirrepa-
rabledamage.
•
leaving the lens in extremely hot
locations
could damage or warp parts
made from reinforced plastic
• Suppli@d
ACC@SSOri@S
•
9Smmsnap-onFrontlens(aplC-9S
·
RearlensCaplF-4
•
Bayonet Hood HB-71
·
lensCaseCL-1434
• Compatibl@
Acc@ssori@s
•
95 mm screw-on
filters
•
AF-VAF-STeleconvenersTC-14E '/TC-14EII '/TC-14EIII/TC-17EII '/TC-20E '/
TC-20EII
1
/TC-20E11
1
1
1Autofocusisavailableonlywithcamerasthatofferf/8support
2Autofocusnotsupporred.
• Sp@cifications
Type
Type E AF-S lens with built-in CPU
a~
F mount
Focallength
200
-
SOOmm
Madmum aperture
f/S.6
7:
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,.,0:::
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: :::
,ruS
ct;O:::
,
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e ot::c,
lo
=
llg<Ocp>
(<"il-
" ''~
-
l!
-
Dcl'"ffio)
Angle of view
•
NikonFX-format
O-SLRcame~20'
-
5°00'
•
NikonDX-formatD-SLRcameras:B"00'
-
3"10'
Foc:allengthS<ale
Graduatedinmillimeters(200,300.400,500)
Oistan(einfonnation
Outputtocamera
Zoom
Manual zoom using independent zoom ring
Focusing
Nikon Internal Focusing
(If')
System with autofo-
cuscontrolleclbySilentWaveMotorandseparate
focusringformanualfocus
Vibrationreduction
Lensshiftusing vOice~V(MsJ
focusdistan<elndicator
2.2m
-
""
Minimum focus distanct
2.2 m (7.22 ft} from focal plane
Diaphragmblades
9(rour.deddi.lphragmopen1
ng)
Diaphragm
Au!omatic electronic aperture control
Aperturerange
f/S.6-32
Metering
Fullaperture
Fllttr·atta<hmentsize
9S mm (P
1.0mm)
Dimensions
Approx. 108 mm maximum diameter
x
267.S mm
(diStancekomcamera~moumHange)
Weight
Approx. 2300 g (S lb 1.2 oz), including tripod collar
Approx.
2090 g (41b9.8
w)
without tnpod collar
Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hardware described
in this manual at any time and without prior notke.