AC-2E Data Link System
Features
(From Nikon N90s brochure, © Nikon Inc., 1996)Linked with the SHARP Electronic Organizer (EO) OZ-8000/OZ-9000 series, the new Nikon AC-2E card enhances your control of the N90s's functions. The card tells you, for example, how to operate the N90s, shooting data of each roll of films, the SB-26 and the Multi-Control back MF-26. It even includes a special glossary on photography -- all accessible through the EO's LCD panel. Among the functions available with Nikon's unique Data Link System ---
Camera Operation
Includes choice of metering system, exposure mode, film speed setting, exposure compensation, and more. You can also control all MF-26 Multi-Control Back functions, as well as release the shutter.
Customize Settings
Personalize the camera's standard settings. Choose a double beep to tell you focus is sharp. Or change autofocus mode from focus- to release- priority. Change the lowest limit of the automatically controlled flash sync speed in the Programmed and Aperture-Priority Auto exposure modes. Get a viewfinder LCD readout indicating the deviation values for the same scene between Matrix and Center-Weighted meteriung. Create you own Program lines. Change the rotation direction for the command dial. Or perform quick exposure compensation by using command dial in the A mode. You can have an N90s like no other.
Memorizing shooting data
The Data Link System's Memo Holder function can be used to store all shooting data, including shutter speed, aperture, exposure mode, metering mode, lens focal length in use, frame number, film roll number and ISO film speed. No need to make a chart--the N90s's powerful computer can store data on up to 34 rolls of 36-exposure film; the AC-2E IC card, data on up to 52 rolls. And you view all this in the EO's screen.
Functions like a database, too.
Besides the N90s's instruction manual, the AC-2E IC card provides other information. There's glossary for useful photographic terms, and the equations often required for shooting, such as those for Speedlight guide numbers, flash shooting distance, and more.
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