This document introduces the features of the digital camera Sc D810A, which is the astronomical photography version of D810. It is equipped with an infrared filter, with a transmittance four times that of D810, allowing clear capture of red emission nebulae and other astronomical phenomena. However, when used for other subjects, it may not produce the expected color effects or may add a red atmosphere.
The Nikon Sc D810A is a specialized version of the D810 digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera designed for astrophotography. It features a built-in infrared filter that increases light transmission for H-alpha wavelengths by approximately four times compared to the standard D810, allowing for clearer capture of red emission nebulae and other astronomical phenomena. Users should be aware that this feature may affect color rendering when used for non-astronomical subjects.
This user manual provides comprehensive instructions on using the camera's various functions, including menu settings, shooting modes (such as long exposure), playback options, image enhancement tools like Dynamic D-Lighting and HDR, and connectivity features. It also covers maintenance procedures, troubleshooting common issues, and lists compatible accessories and lenses. This manual is written in Chinese.