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A sensor used for automatic brightness control. The sensor measures brightness in the immediate vicinity of the camera, and the camera uses this information to adjust monitor brightness to a level ...
A feature that uses an ambient brightness sensor built into the camera to control monitor brightness.
Flash photography in which a master flash unit controls one or more remote flash units to provide multiple light sources.
A three-lug bayonet mount for interchangeable lenses developed by Nikon and first introduced on the Nikon F 35 mm SLR film camera in 1959. It has an external diameter of 44 mm, and the distance from ...
Film that is sensitive to light in the infrared wavelengths. Used in infrared imaging.
A mark next to the lens focus distance display showing the focus adjustment needed when using infrared film. The user focuses normally to determine the correct focus distance and then rotates the ...
A mark on the lens hood that serves as a guide when attaching the hood to the lens. To attach the lens hood, the user aligns the mounting guide on the lens hood with the mounting index on the lens. ...
