Nikon F3 Manual Repair

Specifications and Main Features

Model: 35 mm single-lens reflex Camera
Photograph dimension: 24mm x 36mm dimensions
Viewing system: Frame coverage; 100% coverage
Laser viewfinders for easy and better interchangeable
Lenses usable: All Nikkor lenses and Non-ai type Nikkor lenses (Exposure metering with stop down)
Type of lens being fitted: Bayonet type of Nikon
Shutter: Electromagnetically operated shutter-release which is electronically controlled horizontal travel titanium plane shutter
Automatic shutter speed selection range: 8 seconds up to 1/2000 seconds.
Artist-adjustable shutter speed ranging from 8 seconds to 1/2000 with a range of settings covering electronical B, mechanical T and X synchro at 1/80 sec
In circumstances in which the only available power source is power run out, the exposure level will drop to 1:60 sec
Self-timer functions through electrons, taking 10 seconds and has red LED indication
The calculation of the overall exposure is determined by TTL center-weighted which takes the image at its largest aperture and utilizes the silicon photo-diode contained into the metering device in a single layer.
Measurement range for exposure is between EV1 to EV18
Measured film speed is between ASA12 to ASA6400
Set exposure range alters between 2EV and -2EV
Lock-systems are installed for security purposes
Information depicted on the viewfinder includes, but is not limited to the shutter speed, averagely or generally the exposure is lower or higher than expected as well as note when the shutter speed is set manually
Exclusive custom focusing screens are able to come off and be placed into an interchangeable socket
The film lever can be kept at an angle of 30 degrees with the ability to rotate it by 140 for string or series of single pull filming
The film counter is automatically reset relieving the number of used frames when the cover is lifted off
When the multi-exposure lever is available the need of multi-exposure is able to be considered.
The range for the electronic flash reach 80seconds with B synch speed at up to 8 seconds, thus the range is 1/80 to 8 seconds.
Hot-shoe contact is installed in the accessory shoe.
The reflex mirror has the option of locking thus operating as an automatic instant return mirror.
Power is transmitted through g13 1.5 silver oxide batteries.
The remaining battery is displayed through the use of an LCD.
Measurements: 148.5 mm (Width) x 96.5 mm (Height) x 65.5 mm (Depth)
Mass: 700 grams

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is there a limit to the lenses that can be fitted to the Nikon F3?

A: The Nikon F3 is compatible with non-AI Nikkor lenses which permit stop-down exposure metering.

Q: To what extent can the shutter speed be adjusted and set on the Nikon F3?

A: The camera has an automatic range of 8 seconds to a maximum of 1/2000 seconds, whereas the manual range comes with B for electronically is to be t; A mechanical t, and For X synchro which is to a 1/80 sec.

Q: How am I supposed to measure exposure with the device?

A: The measuring is done via a built-in silicon photo-diode that works at the wide-open aperture.

Q: Can you tell me how long the Nikon F3 self-timer takes?

A: The timer has an electronic control and can last up to 10 seconds.

Q: I am curious to know if it is possible to take multiple exposures using the same camera if one was fitted with a Nikon F3?

A: Multiple exposures are possible, with the use of a lever of multi exposures.

Q: What is the model G13 used for?

A: This device makes use of 2 pieces of silver oxide of 1.5 volts batteries that make the device work.