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Detailed features of Nikon D90.
12.3 megapixel DX format CMOS image sensor lets you capture outstandingly detailed images and produce stunningly sharp enlargements. Built-in self-cleaning sensor unit minimizes the effect of dust.
Advanced autofocus performance with versatile Multi-CAM100 11-point AF system offers fast and precise autofocus coverage across the frame. AF-area modes handle most shooting situations and include 3D-tracking AF, which lets you adjust the composition of an image after focusing on your subject.
Innovative D-Movie function lets you shoot Motion JPEG format movies*. The camera’s large image sensor (compared to that of a typical consumer camcorder) and high ISO sensitivity offer exceptional image quality. Bring photographic techniques to movie making using the wide range of NIKKOR interchangeable lenses, from fisheye to wide-angle to super-telephoto, and even extreme close-up with Micro NIKKOR lenses.
Active D-Lighting retains details in highlights and shadows for stunning images with natural contrast. It can be activated manually or automatically and features four levels, including Extra High.
3-inch, 920k-dot, high-resolution LCD monitor with 170-degree viewing angle makes it easy to use the Live View function.Advanced Scene Modes automatically optimize camera settings, including Picture Controls and active D-Lighting, for popular photographic styles, effects and locations. Choose from Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports or Night Portrait.
Advanced Scene Modes automatically optimize camera settings, including Picture Controls and active D-Lighting, for popular photographic styles, effects and locations. Choose from Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports or Night Portrait.
Extensive Retouch Menu offering a range of photo effects, including Fisheye, Distortion Control and Straighten. The original image stays intact and the camera quickly and simply creates a duplicate image for you to edit and enhance in the camera.
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APPENDIX D:CHANGING THE
LNT MODULE BATTERY
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The LNT Module uses a lithium coin CR2023 battery that will last about 5 years and
is installed with the original LNT Module assembly. After you replace the battery, you
will need to recalibrate the telescope’s sensors and reset the time and date. You will
need a new battery. Also, you may use Meade’s optional Atomic Time Update
Module, although this is not necessary.
To replace the battery:
1. Remove the top alignment screw cap/long bolt from the LNT Module. See
Fig.
54.
2. Remove the side alignment screw cap/long bolt from the LNT Module. Take note
that there are two springs inside the LNT. One spring sits between the top and
bottom of the unit. The second spring is on the side of the unit that rests
between the bottom and the top sections. One long bolt passes through the top
spring and the other long bolt passes through the side spring. Set the springs
aside as you will need to replace it later in this assembly . See
Fig. 55 and 56.
Important Note: Note there is some wiring inside the LNT Module. Be careful
not to pull on the wiring. If it is necessary to move the wiring aside, do so
carefully.
3. Carefully lift the top section of the unit from the bottom section. Do not remove
the bottom section or disassemble the rest of the unit.
4. Remove the old battery. Note the spring.
5. Insert the new (user-supplied) battery. Take care to orient the battery so that the
side with the battery markings is facing the top.
6. Replace the top spring in place and the LNT Module cover.
7. Replace the top bolt and tighten the cap to a firm feel.
8. Hold the side spring in place with your fingers and slide the spring between
between the top and bottom sections. The spring should line up with the
mounting holes for the side long bolt. Slide the long bolt through the side hole,
then through the spring and finally through the bottom of the LNT Module and
tighten to a firm feel.
9. Next you will need to recalibrate the LNT Module sensors. Select Calibrate
Sensors from the Setup: Telescope menu. A scrolling message displays.
10. The message prompts you to place the telescope in the home position:
•
Loosen the telescope’s vertical lock (
6, Fig. 1B). This will allow you to move
the telescope’s optical tube up and down.
•
Level the tripod head. See
Step #3g
, page 12. Level the optical tube by
lining up 0° on the Dec setting circle (
16, Fig. 1a) with the Dec pointer
(the small molded triangle under the setting circle).
•
Retighten the vertical lock (
6, Fig. 1b) to a firm feel only.
•
Unlock the horizontal lock (
9, Fig. 1a). This will allow you to rotate the
telescope tube and fork arm assembly.
•
Grasp the telescope by a fork arm and rotate the telescope
counterclockwise until it stops.
•
Re-lock the Horizontal lock (
9, Fig. 1).
11. Press ENTER. The telescope will automatically find North, detect level and the tilt
of you telescope, and calibrate the sensors.
12. Next, follow the instructions included with the Atomic Time Update Module
optional accessory to reset the clock.
OR
Enter the date and time manually using the Date and Time options in the Setup
menu.
Top
Alignment
screw hole
Spring
Spring
Battery
Side
Alignment
screw hole
Side
Alignment
screw
Side
Alignment
screw hole
Cover
Top
Alignment
screw
Top
Alignment
screw
Atomic Time
Update Port
Fig. 54: The LNT Module, with
alignment screws and Atomic Time
Update port visible.
Fig. 55: Interior side view of LNT
Module.
Fig. 56 Interior top view of
SmartFinder unit.