Are these statements of mine correct?
"I can set up a Nikon F6 to imprint focal length between frames (not on the image)"
"I can set up a Nikon F6 to imprint more than one piece of data between frames, like focal lenght and shooting date/time"
"Imprinting data between frames on a Nikon F6 will eat up space so that I can shoot less photos"
As an F6 owner, and user, I can tell you:
Statement #1 Correct
Statement #2 You can print exposure information, together with other information such as focal length. However, you cannot print focal length and time, metering mode, date, etc. together. You can only print one of these values and the exposure information. (See page 131 of the owner's manual.)
Statement #3 Not correct, printing between frames doesn't alter the spacing between frames.
Got one yesterday. Try to get focal length plus exposure data as in the manual. I cannot find it as the only one is +date or +datetime … is there anything I need to press. Thanks in advance for any kind response.
Without seeing your "process," it hard to guess. However, when you get to the point that +date and + date/time are visible, have you tried scrolling up-and-down using the thumb pad? This is what I do to select the various options. If scrolling doesn't work, I not sure what else to do, off the top of my head.
Isn't there an option print data for the entire roll on the last frame (or two)??
There's a company in the UK that sells nice wire bound copies of the instruction book. Insane how many options are on this camera. There's a MV-1 optional data reader, that allows you to download 21 different parameters for each frame.
Imprinting has a lot of options too.
Found it. Under p136 it stated when you have both in frame is set some option is not available between frame. When I set it off now flash info and focal length can be set. Cheers. … wait until my next roll.
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