a: Motorized Shooting with the Nikon MD-E Motor Drive

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The EM's special, equally compact and handsome accessory, the MD-E, makes motorized shooting easy for everyone. You have a choice of single-frame shooting or continuous shooting of up to about two frames per second. A red LED (light emitting diode) lamp at the back of the MD-E flashes to indicate that motorized shooting is in progress. And the motor automatically stops when all the frames have been exposed. It's that simple! Once you put on the motor you probably won't want to take it off! It's a natural accessory for all-around use.

b: Flash Photography with the Nikon SB-E Speedlight Unit

Slip the compact Nikon SB-E into your camera's recessed ISO-type flash unit hotshoe, and take great flash pictures automatically—at a predetermined shutter speed of 1/90 sec., with the shutter operation mode selector on AUTO. It's so easy anyone can do it. A "ready-light" inside the camera's viewfinder lets you know when you're ready to shoot. Note that the flash photography bracket inside the viewfinder indicates a flash synchronization speed of 1/9Osec., no matter where the shutter speed needle is positioned. The SB-E provides features that no other flash can. It's the natural choice. It's compact enough to fit in a shirt pocket and really efficient. See it at your Nikon dealer. For flash photography with other electronic flash units, the shutter operation mode selector is set to M90.

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