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The camera clock is powered by a CR1616 lithium battery with a
life of about four years.
If the icon is displayed in the top
control panel while the exposure meters are on, the battery is
running low and needs to be replaced.
When the battery is
exhausted, the icon will blink while the exposure meters are
on.
Photographs can still be taken but will not be stamped with
the correct time and date, and interval timer photography will not
function correctly.
Replace the battery as described below.
Remove the main battery.
The clock battery chamber is located on the roof of the main
battery chamber. Turn the camera off and remove the
EN-EL4a battery.
Open the clock battery chamber.
Slide the clock battery chamber cover
toward the front of the main battery
chamber.
Remove the clock battery.
Insert the replacement battery.
Insert a new CR1616 lithium battery so
that the positive side (the side marked
with “+” and the battery name) is visible.
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- Plug the charger in 47
- Remove the terminal cover 47
- Remove the contact protector 47
- Charge the battery 48
- Insert the battery 50
- Latch the cover 50
- Mounting 52
- Image area 53
- G button 54
- Set date format 56
- Open the card slot cover 57
- Insert the memory card 58
- Close the card slot cover 58
- Remove the memory card 59
- Press the buttons 60
- Press the buttons again 61
- Check camera settings 64
- Choose exposure mode 65
- Choose single frame 65
- Choose single-point AF 65
- Choose single-servo 66
- Choose matrix metering 66
- Press the shutter 68
- Press the K button 70
- View additional pictures 70
- K button 71
- O button 71
- (default) 73
- Select [Image area] 76
- B button 88
- B button for 88
- Focus selector lock 91
- Mirror Up 98
- Recommended at high 99
- Release mode 100
- Release mode dial lock 100
- Select or mode 101
- Select a release mode 106
- Exit to shooting mode 106
- Select live view mode 107
- Press the shutter-release 107
- Main command 108
- N button 108
- Take the picture 109
- Release mode dial 110
- N button Main command 111
- To prevent damage to the 115
- A count-down display 115
- At high ambient 115
- Select self-timer mode 116
- Frame the photograph and 116
- Start the timer 117
- Select mirror up mode 118
- Raise the mirror 118
- Take a picture 118
- Reacting Faster to Light 120
- To choose a metering method 128
- Select exposure 131
- I button 133
- Main command dial 133
- 10 s)Fast shutter speed ( 134
- 1,000 s) 134
- Choose an aperture 135
- Shutter speed: 138
- Aperture: f/8 138
- Shutter speed: 35 s 139
- Aperture: f/25 139
- F button 140
- Sub-command dial 141
- Select center-weighted or 142
- Lock exposure 142
- Recompose the 143
- Shutter speed 144
- Aperture 144
- E button 145
- (E button pressed) 145
- –0.3 EV +2.0 EV 145
- Choose the number of shots 148
- Sub-command 153
- Top control panel 153
- Keeping Colors True 156
- The following options 157
- * All values are approximate 158
- Fine-tuning set to 0 158
- Select a white balance 160
- Fine tune white balance 161
- Press J 161
- J button 161
- Rear control panel 163
- Light a reference object 167
- Measure white balance 168
- Viewfinder 169
- Select L ([Preset 172
- Select a destination 172
- Choose [Select image] 172
- Highlight a source image 173
- Copy white balance 173
- Select a preset 174
- Select [Set] 174
- Select [Set Picture Control] 181
- Select a Picture Control 181
- Adjust settings 183
- Select [Manage Picture 187
- Control] 187
- Select [Save/edit] 187
- Edit the selected control 188
- Name the Picture 189
- Control 189
- Select [Load/save] 191
- Select [Copy to camera] 191
- Name the Picture Control 192
- Select [Copy to card] 193
- Choose a destination 193
- Select [Rename] 194
- Rename the Picture Control 194
- Select [Delete] 195
- Select [Yes] 195
- Select [Delete from card] 196
- Select [Active D-Lighting] 198
- Choose an option 198
- Select [Color space] 199
- Select a color space 199
- Using Optional Flash Units 201
- Non-TTL auto ✔ — ✔ — 207
- Manual ✔✔✔✔ 207
- Repeating flash ✔ ——— 207
- Rear-curtain sync ✔✔✔✔ 207
- Front-curtain sync Slow sync 212
- Rear-curtain sync 212
- Red-eye reduction with 212
- Red-eye reduction 212
- Recompose the photograph 215
- Take the photograph 215
- Lock flash level 215
- Image quality JPEG Normal 216
- Image size Large 216
- White balance Auto 216
- ISO sensitivity 200 216
- Select [Multiple exposure] 217
- Select [Number of shots] 217
- Select the number of shots 218
- Select [Auto gain] 218
- Set gain 218
- Select [Done] 219
- Frame a photograph 219
- Select [Interval timer 222
- Select a starting trigger 222
- Start shooting 224
- Choose a new starting 226
- Resume shooting 226
- Focal length Maximum aperture 231
- Lens number 231
- Playback Options 236
- (pg. 291) 237
- Overview Data 240
- GPS Data 240
- Select R, G, B 242
- Select a USB option 261
- Turn the camera off 261
- Turn the computer on 261
- Connect the USB cable 261
- Turn the camera on 262
- Transfer photographs 262
- Adjust printing options 269
- Start printing 270
- Select [Index print] 273
- Display printing options 273
- L button 274
- Select imprint options 275
- Complete the print order 275
- Connect to high 278
- Connect to 278
- Menus” (pg. 26) 280
- Highlight a picture 281
- Press the center of the 281
- Choose [Select image(s)] 285
- Choose the source folder 285
- Choose a selection 287
- Select a destination folder 287
- Select [Copy image(s)?] 287
- Select a bank 293
- Enter a name 294
- Save changes and exit 294
- Select [New folder 295
- Choose a folder number 296
- Choose [Select folder] 297
- Highlight a folder 297
- B button is pressed 314
- Select Custom Setting b6 318
- Select a metering method 319
- Choose an exposure value 319
- Dark on light Light on dark 326
- 60 s ([1/60 s], the 329
- Unlock the shutter-release 338
- Select the focus point 339
- Select [Start] 354
- Picture Control] (pg. 168) 364
- Select an item in the 365
- Select a picture 365
- Display retouch options 365
- Select [Image overlay] 369
- Display NEF (RAW) images 369
- Highlight a photograph 369
- Preview the overlay 371
- Save the overlay 371
- Select [Side-by-side 372
- Compare the copy with the 373
- Select [Add items] 374
- Select a menu 374
- Select an item 374
- Position the new item 375
- View My Menu 375
- Select [Choose tab] 377
- Select [Recent Settings] 377
- NOT be used with the 382
- 1 Autofocus not supported 383
- 222), many of the 383
- × for greater 387
- × for greater precision 387
- Most Nikon 389
- Remote Cord 390
- Remove the lens 393
- Unlatch the screen holder 393
- Remove the existing screen 393
- Latch the screen holder 394
- Remove the main battery 395
- Remove the clock battery 395
- Replace the main battery 396
- Set the camera clock 396
- Examine the low-pass filter 398
- Clean the filter 398
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