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| MF-22 Databack | MF-23 Multi-Control Function Databack | MF-24 250 Exposures Multi-Control Function Databack (overview) | NPC Polaroid Back Relative: | MB-21 High Speed Power Pack | MB-22 External Power Regulator | MB-23 Multi-Power High Speed Power Pack |
| CONTROL BUTTONS FNC (FUNCTION) Button MOD (MODE) Button SEL (SELECT) Button Adjust Buttons S/R (SET/RESET) Button PRN (PRINT) Button S/S (START/STOP) Button BKT (AUTO BRACKETING) Button .. Alarm Button |
IMPRINT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT |
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SETTING IMPRINT DATA |
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It is always useful to have these diagram to help you understand the various control, familiarize yourself with this and don't let my hardwaork converting this 80 pages manual gone to waste ... |
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Interval Timer/Auto Exposure
Bracketing Combination
Auto Exposure Bracketing/Exposure Delay Combination
Interval Timer/Freeze Focus (Focus Priority) Combination
Interval Timer/Long Time Exposure Combination
Interval Timer/Freeze Focus (Focus Priority)/Long Time Exposure Combination
Exposure Delay/Freeze Focus (Focus Priority) Combination
Exposure Delay/Long Time Exposure Combination
Exposure Delay/Freeze Focus (Focus Priority)/Long Time Exposure Combination
Long Time Exposure/Freeze Focus (Focus Priority) Combination Auto Exposure Bracketing/Long
Time Exposure Combination ....
| LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD) UNLOADING CASSETTES DETACHING THE MF-24 BATTERY LIFE WITH MB -21B FIRING RATE TIPS ON MF-24 CARE ABOUT BATTERIES SPECIFICATIONS |
UPDATE: with MB-23 Power Pack section: Multi-Control Section Supplements: 1) When used with the later MB-23 Multi-Power Sources Pack; 2) IF Film Advance stops during shooting 3) For Multi-Control Section |
FOREWORD
The Nikon 250-Exposures Multi-Control Back MF-24 is the long film roll version of
the MF-23. Both MF-23/ MF-24 are exclusively designed for use with a Nikon F4 camera
and a High-Speed Battery Pack MB-21, the External Power Regulator MB-22 and the MB-23
that introduced at later stage. The MF-23/MF-24 replaces the standard F4 camera grip
and back to allow continuous shooting (as for the MF-24, it permits shooting of up
to 250 frames without changing film). EXCEPT for the long film roll shooting capability.
The MF-24 is equivalent to the MF-23 in all of its functions. We will use the MF-24
as the template here in this site - please SKIP sections that contain the MZ-1 cassettes
and 250-exposures section as it is refer to the MF-24.
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The MF-24 offers the following functions-. |
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LCD panel 1. Interval Timer set indicator 2. Interval Timer function indicator 3. Exposure Delay set indicator 4. Exposure Delay function indicator 5. Long Time Exposure set indicator 6. Long Time Exposure function indicator 7. Daily Alarm set indicator 8. Daily Alarm function indicator 9. Freeze Focus set indicator 10. Freeze Focus function indicator 11. Film Alarm set indicator 12. Film Alarm function indicator 13. Film Stop set indicator 14. Film Stop function indicator 15. Shutter speed indicator |
| 16. Exposure compensation display
(for Auto Bracketing) 17. Aperture indicator 18. Subtractive frame counter indicator 19. Frame count indicator 20. Alarm set indicators Data imprint set indicator 22. Imprint level auto adjust indicator 23. Film level adjust indicator 24. Imprint level indicators 25. Second indicator 26. Data imprinted in frame 27. Year indicator 28. Start Time indicator (for Interval Timer) |
29. Decimal point 30. Indicator for imprint between frames 31. Month indicator 32. Time indicator colon 33. Fixed number indicator 34. Imprinted data between frames 35. Delay timer indicator 36. Center value, no. of steps, no. of frame. compensation value indicator (for Auto Bracketing) 37. Time indicator for Interval Timer 38. Sequence number indicator 39. In-frame imprint indicator * Not all displays appear at same time. |
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<<< ---- Credit: Images of the MF-24 Bulk Film Back and other accessories courtesy of Mr. "Kuo-Hsiung Huang" <khuang@mn.rr.com>. Mr Huang also has a Ebay store. All images copyright© 2003. All rights reserved. |
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| MF-22 Databack | MF-23 Multi-Control Function Databack | MF-24 250 Exposures Multi-Control Function Databack (overview) | NPC Polaroid Back
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Recommended links to understand more technical details
related to the Nikkor F-mount and production Serial Number:
http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-153.html by: my
friend, Rick Oleson
http://www.zi.ku.dk/personal/lhhansen/photo/fmount.htm by: Hansen,
Lars Holst
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/nikonfmount/lens2.htm
http://www.photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/serialno.html
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