Hi--

>Can I bother you with a question on the above arrangement? (Know you are a
>keen fan of the N2000!) If I set the flash to TTL, and then the exposure to
>P, what happens to the aperture? It seems the shutter is set to 1/125 of a
>sec. Suppose I turn the aperture on the lens to the minimum. One will never
>know which aperture the camera will use?

Ah, you've hit me with two stumpers today...;-) I never use A, S, or P modes, so I don't remember... (I may have an N2000 book in the darkroom -
hold-on.......;-) Hmmm, the book says nothing, but I tried it while
looking into the lens, and it appears to use about f5.6 with ASA 100,
proportionally different with other speeds (to keep the useable distance constant)

>My N2000 ASA dial no longer couples with the readouts! That is, I am down
>to DX mode. If I turn the dial out of the DX mode, I cannot tell which film
>speed the meter is indexed to. Any experience with this kind of problem?
>Albert Ma

No, but you may be able to count the ASA notches from one end or the other
(not too practical...). Or match the meter up with another, set same way,
reading same subject.
David Ruether