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back release/

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index

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release

Viewfinder eyepiece

Hinged film

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advance

Film takeup

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plate

Pressure

Film carl

Flash

sync

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window

pressure plate

sprockets

spool

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CONTENTS

NOMENCLATURE
FOREWORD

PREPARATION....

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The O-rings
TIPS ON
BASIC OPERATIONS.
CONIROLS

CAMERA

Speed/Mode

Shutter

A(Auto)

Monuol

(Bulb).

B

(Rewind)

R

Aperture

TTLMetering

Viewfinder....

Shooting

Automotic

utter-priority

Sh

photogrophy...

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to

How

select

shutterspeed

speed/operiure

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give

thot

lubricoting

ond

their seoling

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(llsoto

4/'10O0sec,)

Setting

System

the

in

Aperture-Priority

Exposure

outomotic

the

in

Monuql

f/stop

the

the

some exposure

Selector

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Viewfinder Reody-Light
Comero

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combinotion

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TIPS ON UNDERWATER

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Releose Button

Counter

Lock System ........47

Grip

Socket.... ......52

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meter,

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length

speed,

shutter

shooting

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photogrophy
guide

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ACCESSORIES...

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Speedlights

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V-Type Sync Cord

Vl-A-Type Sync
Nikonos
Relotionship

UW-Nikkor

Interchongeoble Lenses,,....,.

between

length

focol

45mm f/2.8N,

UW-Nikkor

20mm

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W-Nikkor

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28mm f/3,5.

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Accessory VieMinders
Opticol
Opticol
Opticol Viewfinder for

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Opticol

Plostic Frome Finder

the

Plostic Frome Finder

35mm f

Lens Hood ..... 75

Plostic
Rubber Lens Hood

Lens Coses.....

Comero Cose.

Speedlight Cose SS-'10'l .....76

Close-up Outfit Cose
O-rings ond

TIPSON
SPEC|FfCATTONS.

.... ........74

Viewfinder DF-'! 4..... .....74

Viewfinder DF-12.

UW-Nikkor

UW-Nikkor 28mm f/3,5.

Lens

BATTERYUSE..

28mm

Viewfinder DF-10

12,5 ond

Protector.. .....75

lubricont... ....76

f/3,5. .......74

for

for the W-Nikkor

the

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FOREWORD

only 35mm

world's

The Nikonos-V

camera

wrthstanding

and
wrthout
ruggedness,
where

beach,

the
climbrng

Nikonos-V's

The
manual
above
precision,
manual
tography
or SB-102
phy

and
exposure
mult;ple flash

interchangeable

Six

medium
15mm l/2.8N, UW-Nikkor
28mm
Nikkor 35mm
underwater and
LW-Nikkor 28mm

The Nikonos-V
that lets
40mm away while wearing a diver's

is the

going

a depth of

of

capable

a special

you

regular cameras

and below

it

use
go

skiing.

or

exposure

shutter speeds

The Nikonos-V also makes

mode.

than

easier

for both underwater and on-land

enjoy the benefits of automatic TTL flash

control. Other Nikon accessories

photography.

telephoto are also available: the UW-Nikkor

f/3.5-all for underwater use only; the W-

t12.5 and Nikkor BOmm f/4, for both

on-land use; and the water-resistant

has a large,

you

see the entire

to

pressure

underwater

can use

your

on

automatic
controls
water easier than ever.

Il2.B,tor

of 6kg/cm2
housing. Because

Nikonos

the

would dare

even take

boat,

aperture-priority and

picture-taking

make

quartz-controlled

are

ever. Combine

lenses from

super-wideangle

20mm f/2.8,

on-land use only.

high-eyepoint viewfinder

field

of

underwater

(160

50m

go.

not

it with

v'ew from up to

mask

feet)

(85lb/in2)

of its

in

situations

Carry

it mountain

both

For extra

in the

pho-

flash

the SB-103

photogra­allow

UW-Nikkor

goggles.

or

new

A

camera back lock system eliminates the

of the camera

bility
large

shutter

you

allow

manner

it to

Even
should still familiarize

steps and basic operations explained

sections

tion, refer to

UNDERWATER

wisely invested now will

rewarding

TTL

to

to operate the Nikonos-V

as a

though this camera

this manual. For

of

photographic

back opening

release

button and

regular

35

yourself

"CONTROLS

PHOTOGRAPHY.,' A few miNutES

film advance lever

mm

camera.
is very

with

more

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pay

off

experiences.

accidently. And

easy

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in the first two

detailed

later

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in

the same

to use,
preparatory

informa-

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and

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self
Because the outer surface
been specially treated
be
send
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Your
serviced condition, when allO-ring
condition, and
assembled and closed.
Pay
the O-rings because
Nikonos-V
properly,
cuts, tears, or other
lubricated.

READ THIS NOTICE

O.RING SEALS

junctions

be considered

four

properly

with the maintenance

protected

it to a

use.

Nikonos-V

special

uses O-rings to seal and waterproof

between

user-serviceable

They must

lubricated

from impact. lf

qualified

attention to the instructions for installing

watertight. For

they must be in

lf

they are

parts.

waterproof

is watertight

when

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perfect,

in

be

prior

of the O-rings.

make

to

technician for

all components

it is

the O-rings

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imperfections)

not,

MUST BE

Your Nikonos-V

until

sync socket, and battery

undamaged condition

to

of

it

only

the

they will not

BEFORE

EXAMINED

CAMERA.

you

(one

each use.

familiarize

to

your

it waterproof, it

becomes damaged,

service before

when in

seals are

which make

O-rings

condition

should

have

examined

for

each

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are

and

perform pro-

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properly

perfect

in

properly

perform

to

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properly

the

the

your-

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the

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AND

perly

and may

prevent
always

discard

The channels into

foreign

any
finished

condition. lf they

properly

seat
camera. lf
damaged,
for

service
Your Nikonos-V
are factory installed
Once each
technician

attempt to

yourself.

O-rings

Four

of the O-rings

you.

by

These must be examined at the end of each

dive day and,

no

NIKONOS.V

LUBRICATED

allow water

the

accidental

old

matter

and may

any channel in

send the camera

before the next

year,

these

so

disassemble the camera and service these

possible,

if

use

rings.

which

the

and in

are not,

allow water to

contains a series of O-rings. Some

use.

and cannot be serviced by

your

send

O-rings can be serviced.

your

in

Nikonos-V can be serviced

after each dive.

CAMERA.

BEFORE

to

your

your

enter

of a defective

fit must

O-rings

their original,

the O-rings will not

Nikonos-V

qualified

to a

camera to a

USE

camera. To

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be f ree

smoothly

enter

becomes

technician

qualified

Do not

of

your

you.

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PREPARATION

lubricating

Examining

To

1.
camera
and
slide
slack
your
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the
other
other
under

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2.
any

imperfections),
has dirt,
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When

3.
use
lubricant
other

water-soluble.
To

4.
the special
then
use
small

8,

and

the O-rings,

remove

forefinger.

them

other

remove

edge

thin,

O-ring

only the special

lubricate

gently

a brush

grasp

back,

Pinch

in the direction

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in the

sharp-edged

the

in

lubricating

lubricants

hairs

hand

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the

a credit

of

blunt,

ring and

not scratch

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examine

is damaged

discard

hair, or

sand,

water to

f resh

supplied

the

silicon

run each
or similar

may

and

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the

your

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around the

card

instrument.

instrument.

pull

the O-ring

each

foreign matter on

various

the

non-water.soluble

with the

(such

lubricant on

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object to

fall into the channel

-

conlinued

O'rings

the

the one

except

ring

between

together

fingers

the arrow

of

grasp

ring off
or dive

Never use

lift the O-ring

up to

O-ring

(by

tears, cuts, or other

it immediately.

remove

parts

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as

smear

between

portion

th.e

(see

camera

card

Insert the

in the

imperfections.

for

it.

your

of

camera.

a small

your

fingertips and

them.

apply the

the

around

your

thumb

you

as

create

to

.with

Fig. 1).

use

back,

or some

knife or

a

card

(see

out

process.

lf any O-ring

it,

Never use

which are

amount of

and allow

lf

rinse the

camera,
silicone

Never

lubricant;

to enter

water

examine

O-ring,
fections.
glisten
To

lubricant

the O-rings

camera
parts

Visually examine

5.
O-rings
smooth.
lint
lubricant
Reseat all

6.
inserting
holding
the
into the
over
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each

7. Check
to determine
foreign
the same

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will

and

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ensure

whenever

f rom excessive

back

to attach.

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any

material.

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four

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in

it

into

ring

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to see

its edges

of

the surfaces

matter.

manner

the camera.
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not have

longest

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channel

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side of

position

place

that the O-ring

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it with

properly

is

"gobs"

possible

necessary.

open

the channels

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channel

careful

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ring

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while

(see

Fig. 3).

in the camera

then

and

properly

is

which

is clean,

and

channels.

as the

lubricating

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fingertips

lubricated,

of

camera

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wear;

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dirty,

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not to apply

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with

into the

the other

rolling

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back,

press

it down

not twisted

is

seated

opposite

are

smooth'

lubricate

for imper-

lubricant

life, apply

protects

makes the

lens or other

into which

is clean

it with a

film

thin

much.

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fingertips

channel

side

insert the

(see

the

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place

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4).

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be sure
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possible,

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and,
procedures

manual.

tion

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camera.

authorized

from

AT

reattaching

or

closing

back,
Additional O-rings

each

that

four

All

"pinched."

for

a tube of

O-rings

prior

all other

and

you

will be

years.

many

An extra set

lens,

Nikon dealers

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to each

procedures

of

flash sync socket,

lubricant

conf

parts

the

seats

must be

must be

prior

to each

By

dive.

to enjoy

able

(one

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are supplied

lubricant

and

and service

properly

properly

performed

following

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with O-rings,

each

are available

dive

using

and

with the

centers.

and

aligned

on

day

these

instruc-

your

for

the

battery

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O-rings
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proof

the camera

low level of

When a

under

groove
the

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increased to
pressure

(when

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water's surface),

the

its

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compression

their sealing

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ring from

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illustrations.

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ability

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TIPS

ON

After using the camera

1.

2.

3.

water with the

fresh
and
assembly
water.

rinse

residue. Otherwise,
minute
of
assembly

move
advance
dial@,
then
drythe

never
from the
drops

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should

Never attempt
camera,
After shooting
water or
the
tridge.

lens

the

gets

lmmediately

it thoroughly

places

parts.

prevent

To

overnight

the external

lever

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it vigorously

rinse

camera/lens

heating-before

by

camera.

water that

of

All underwater

handled in this

be

load/unload film

or

dirty water),

camera

lf any drops

CAMERA

underwater,

camera back closed

mounted.

dirty,

like screw

C,

in the

body before

When the

it

rinse

thoroughly

after using

in f resh water to

corrosion

this, soak

in a basin of

parts

shutter speed/mode

film

speed

in running water.

assemblywith a soft cloth-

Be sure to

may

to change

water

wipe any drops of

of water fall

it

may occur

holes or the

the camera/lens

fresh water and

(for

instance, the film

dial@,

removing the

wipe away any

have

seeped

Nikonos

way.

lenses,

underwater.

(especially,

removing the film car-

into

CARE

rinse it in

camera/lens

in fresh

in

water,

salt

remove any

and

accessories

the camera

junctions

selector

on),

so

Finally,

lens

past

in

the

the

open

in salt

water

on

in

when the
wipe them

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flash socket
the
cord
attached
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5.
into salt
time
mediately
authorized
soon

lf

6.
(especially

a

regular basis
O-rings.
performance

7. Do not attempt
knobs beyond
knobs

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8.
not waterproof,

water.

camera

.

off

not

submerge

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this

rule to

cover

and sensor

before

lens or camera

water

when the

in f resh water and

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possible.

as

camera

in

take it to

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will damage

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is opened,

back

camera

the

removed.
cord

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loading

during

is exposed),

interior

frequently used

is

or dirty

water

salt

a Nikon service

inspection

an

will increase

life

span.

to rotate

their limits

the

lens

the

f12.8 is

28mm

and cannot

in water
And when

make sure

plugs

are

water.

the

accidentally

body

(or.at

the unit

take

or service

water),

of the

the

focusing or

of travel;

forcing these

mechanism.

water-resistant,

be submerged

immediately

the

with

using

the sync

securely

fall

any other

it im-

rinse

to any

as

center

underwater

center on a

it

make

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10. Check the
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12. Clean

13.

the camera and
temperatures,
camphor.

than two weeks, remove the battery

more
batteries.
in the battery chamber for a long time
contacts
good

idea to

batteries and the contacts in the

with

ber
battery chamber,
at once and clean the chamber.

time.

each

. Do not

touch the shutter curtains.

metallic

dry cloth.

glass

Clean
finder eyepiece

lens

using
smudges,

face with
amount of
from

center to

lens

high humidity, naphthalene,

lf

camera will not

the

Do not leave the battery or batteries

may

become contaminated. lt is a

periodically

a soft cloth. lf a

remove

camera

tissue
or
soft

absolute

thoroughly

parts

with

surfaces, such as the lens

with a blower

@,

possible.

if

fingerprints,

cotton moistened

alcohol, using a

periphery.

away from high

be used for

or the

clean the battery

battery cham-

leaks into

battery

the battery or batteries

before using it

a blower

To remove

gently

brush or soft

or the

brush; avoid

wipe the

with a

small

motion

spiral

14. In a humid

and

or

or

the

dirt,
sur-

vinyl
moisture,

15. Because the frame
plastic,

cloth.

environment,

bag with a desiccant to keep away dust,

and salt.

not wipe it

do

counter

with an alcohol-moistened

the camera in a

store

window is made

of

BASIC

OPERATIONS

Remove

ll

t'

clip

coin

The small

Note:

parts

identify
the NOM

camera

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use a
clockwise

fhe botterY

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upside

the

to twist

to unscrew

numbers

camera as

of the

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it.

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insert

and
battery
silver-oxide
or two

ln

batteries
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