Nikon AF-I Nikkor ED 400mm f/2.8 D IF User Manual

The AF-I Nikkor ED 400mm f/2.8 D IF is an autofocus lens produced by Nikon. The lens features a new coreless integrated drive motor for fast autofocus. It also features a M/A switch for quick switching between autofocus and manual focus.


Nikon AF-I Nikkor ED 400mm f/2.8 D IF User Manual - cover page
Brand
Nikon
Category
Digital cameras
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
40
File format
PDF
File size
16.3 MB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
2.8D
MD5 checksum
FF1EFEE2831817BF8E8D14D916AEF4F4

About this manual

This manual describes the AF‑I Nikkor ED 400mm f/2.8 D IF lens, its internal focusing (IF) system, and the core‑less autofocus mechanism that delivers rapid and quiet focusing. It also explains the instant switch between autofocus and manual focus via the M/A ring and the transmission of distance information to compatible Nikon camera bodies.

The document includes depth‑of‑field tables, macro close‑up ring data, and legal copyright information. It is intended for photographers using Nikon F‑series SLRs such as the F4, F90X, F90, and F70, providing guidance on proper handling, focusing, and accessory use. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Special Features
  • Compatibility with Nikon Cameras
  • Focus Mode Switching
  • Depth‑of‑Field Table
  • Macro Close‑up Rings
  • Copyright Notice

Specifications

Focal length400 mm
Maximum aperturef/2.8
Focus typeInternal focusing (IF)
Autofocus mechanismCoreless focus‑driving mechanism
Focus mode switchManual via M/A ring
Distance information transmissionSupported

Frequently asked questions

What advantage does the coreless autofocus mechanism provide?

It delivers rapid and quiet autofocus, dramatically reducing focusing time.

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