Nikon 200MM F-2G ED AF-S VR II NIKKOR: ■ Depth of field ■ Setting the aperture ■ Using a built-in rotating tripod collar
■ Depth of field ■ Setting the aperture ■ Using a built-in rotating tripod collar: Nikon 200MM F-2G ED AF-S VR II NIKKOR
Table of contents
- Notes on Safety Operations
- Observe the following precautions when handling the camera and lens
- ■ Nomenclature
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- ■ Major features ■ Usable cameras and available functions
- ■ Focusing
- ■ Focus operation selection switch and focus operation button (See page 20 for compatible cameras.)
- ■ Vibration reduction mode (VR
- Setting the vibration reduction ON/OFF ring switch Setting the vibration reduction mode switch Notes on using vibration reduction
- ■ Depth of field ■ Setting the aperture ■ Using a built-in rotating tripod collar
- ■ The built-in flash and vignetting ■ Using the lens hood
- ■ Recommended focusing screens
- ■ Lens care ■ Standard accessories ■ Optional accessories
- ■ Specifications
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• Vibration reduction does not function when the AF-ON button on the camera
or a focus operation button on the lens is pressed.
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■ Depth of field
Approximate depth of field can be determined
by checking the depth-of-field indicators. If your
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camera has a depth-of field preview (stop-
down) button or lever, depth of field can be pre-
Depth-of-fi eld
Distance index line
viewed through the camera viewfinder.
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indicators
• This lens is equipped with the Internal Focusing (IF) system. As the shooting
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distance decreases, the focal length also decreases.
• The distance scale does not indicate the precise distance between the subject
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and the camera. Values are approximate and should be used only as a general
guide. When shooting distant landscapes, depth of field may influence operation
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and the subject may appear in focus at a position that is closer than infinity.
• For more information, see page 226.
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■ Setting the aperture
Use the camera to adjust the aperture setting.
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■ Using a built-in rotating tripod collar
When using a tripod, attach it to the lens’ tripod collar instead of the camera.
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• When holding the camera by its handgrip and rotating the camera with the
lens in its tripod collar, your hand may bump into the tripod, depending on
the tripod in use.
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• It’s possible to detach the tripod collar by removing the tripod collar lock
screw. For details on this procedure, contact your nearest Nikon service center
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or representative office.
Changing the camera position
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Loosen the tripod collar ring fastening screw (
1
).
Depending on camera position (vertical or
horizontal), turn the lens to an appropriate lens
rotating position index (
2
) and tighten the screw
(
3
).
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