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Battery Life
The number of shots that can be taken with fully-charged batteries varies with the
condition of the battery, temperature, and how the camera is used.
Sample figures
for EN-EL9a (1080 mAh) batteries are given below.
• Single-frame release mode (CIPA standard
1
): Approximately 510 shots
• Continuous release mode (Nikon standard
2
): Approximately 2900 shots
1 Measured at 23 °C/73.4 °F (±2 °C/3.6 °F) with an AF-S DX NIKKOR 18–55mm
f/3.5–5.6G VR lens under the following test conditions: lens cycled from infinity
to minimum range and one photograph taken at default settings once every
30 s; after photograph is taken, monitor is turned on for 4 s; tester waits for
exposure meters to turn off after monitor is turned off; flash fired at full power
once every other shot. Live view not used.
2 Measured at 20 °C/68 °F with an AF-S DX NIKKOR 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6G VR lens
under the following test conditions: continuous release mode, focus mode set
to AF-C, image quality set to JPEG basic, image size set to M (medium), white
balance set to v, ISO sensitivity set to ISO 200, shutter speed
1
/250 s, focus
cycled from infinity to minimum range three times after shutter-release button
has been pressed halfway for 3 s; six shots are then taken in succession and
monitor turned on for 4 s and then turned off; cycle repeated once exposure
meters have turned off.
The following can reduce battery life:
• Using the monitor
• Keeping the shutter-release button pressed halfway
• Repeated autofocus operations
• Taking NEF (RAW) photographs
• Slow shutter speeds
• Using a GP-1 GPS unit
• Using VR (vibration reduction) mode with VR lenses
To ensure that you get the most from rechargeable Nikon EN-EL9a batteries:
• Keep the battery contacts clean.
Soiled contacts can reduce battery performance.
• Use batteries immediately after charging.
Batteries will lose their charge if left
unused.
- User's Manual 1
- Where to Find It 2
- Q&A Index 4
- ❚❚ Taking Photographs 5
- ❚❚ Menus and Settings 7
- ❚❚ Miscellaneous 7
- Table of Contents 8
- P, S, A, and M Modes 79 10
- More on Playback 115 10
- Connections 131 10
- Menu Guide 145 11
- Technical Notes 193 13
- For Your Safety 14
- A Life-Long Learning 18
- Introduction 19
- Overview 20
- Getting to Know the Camera 21
- The Mode Dial 23
- The Viewfinder 24
- The Monitor 25
- The Information Display 26
- A Turning the Monitor Off 27
- The Command Dial 28
- Mode P, S, or A 29
- The Power Switch 30
- Camera Menus 31
- 1 Display the menus 32
- 3 Select a menu 32
- 5 Highlight a menu item 33
- 6 Display options 33
- 7 Highlight an option 33
- First Steps 34
- 3 Insert the battery 35
- 3 Attach the lens 36
- ❚❚ Detaching the Lens 37
- ❚❚ Vibration Reduction (VR) 37
- D Vibration Reduction 37
- 1 Turn the camera on 38
- 2 Select a language 38
- 3 Choose a time zone 38
- 4 Choose a date format 38
- 6 Set the date and time 39
- 2 Open the card slot cover 40
- 3 Insert the memory card 40
- 2 Display format options 41
- 3 Highlight Ye s 41
- D Memory Cards 42
- A The Write Protect Switch 42
- 2 Focus the viewfinder 43
- (i and j Modes) 46
- A Auto Meter Off 47
- A Image Sensor Cleaning 47
- 2 Frame the photograph 48
- Step 4: Focus 49
- Step 5: Shoot 50
- ❚❚ The Mode Dial 51
- ❚❚ h Mode 51
- A h Mode 51
- ❚❚ Scene Modes 52
- 1Silhouette 56
- 2High Key 56
- 3Low Key 56
- Basic Playback 57
- 1 Display the photograph 58
- 2 Delete the photograph 58
- (Live View) 59
- 1 Press the a button 60
- 2 Choose an autofocus mode 61
- 3 Choose the focus point 61
- 4 Focus 62
- 5 Take the picture 62
- 6 Exit live view mode 62
- A Live View Display Options 63
- A Positioning the Monitor 63
- A Exposure Compensation 63
- D Shooting in Live View Mode 64
- A Manual Focus 65
- Recording and Viewing Movies 67
- Recording Movies 68
- 1 Select Movie settings 69
- Viewing Movies 70
- 2 Display focus-mode options 72
- 3 Choose a focus mode 72
- D Continuous-servo Autofocus 73
- D The AF-Assist Illuminator 73
- A The Beep Speaker 73
- AF-Area Mode 74
- 3 Choose an AF-area mode 75
- 2 Select the focus point 76
- 1 Focus 76
- 2 Lock focus 77
- 2 Focus 78
- ❚❚ The Electronic Rangefinder 79
- A Focal Plane Position 79
- Image Quality and Size 80
- A NEF (RAW) Images 81
- A NEF (RAW)/NEF+JPEG 81
- A File Names 81
- 2 Display image size options 82
- 3 Choose an image size 82
- Release Mode 83
- A The Memory Buffer 84
- A Continuous Release Mode 84
- A Buffer Size 84
- A Auto Image Rotation 84
- 3 Frame the photograph 85
- 4 Take the photograph 86
- D Using the Built-in Flash 87
- Using the Built-in Flash 88
- 2 Display flash mode options 89
- 3 Choose a flash mode 89
- A Flash Modes 90
- A Choosing a Flash Mode 90
- A The Built-in Flash 90
- ISO Sensitivity 92
- A Hi 0.3–Hi 1 93
- A Lo 0.3–Lo 1 93
- Interval Timer Photography 94
- 6 Start shooting 95
- Two-Button Reset 96
- P, S, A, and M Modes 97
- Shutter Speed and Aperture 98
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to P 99
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to S 100
- 2 Choose a shutter speed 100
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to A 101
- 2 Choose an aperture 101
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to M 102
- A The Exposure Indicator 103
- A Reverse Indicators 103
- 1 Ready the camera 104
- 2 Rotate the mode dial to M 104
- 3 Choose a shutter speed 104
- 4 Open the shutter 105
- 5 Close the shutter 105
- Exposure 106
- 2 Lock exposure 107
- 3 Recompose the photograph 107
- 3 Choose a value 108
- A The E Button 109
- A Mode M 109
- A Using a Flash 109
- A See Also 109
- A The Y (M) and E Buttons 111
- A Optional Flash Units 111
- A Exposure Increments 111
- 3 Choose an option 112
- D Active D-Lighting 113
- A The Shooting Menu 113
- White Balance 114
- A Color Temperature 115
- A The Fn Button 115
- 3 Fine tune white balance 116
- 4 Press J 116
- 1 Light a reference object 117
- 3 Select Preset manual 117
- 4 Select Measure 117
- 5 Measure white balance 118
- 6 Check the results 118
- D Preset White Balance 119
- A Studio Settings 119
- G button 120
- Bracketing 121
- 3 Display bracketing options 122
- Picture Controls 124
- 3 Choose a Picture Control 125
- 2 Select a Picture Control 126
- 3 Adjust settings 126
- ❚❚ Picture Control Settings 127
- D “A” (Auto) 127
- A The Picture Control Grid 128
- A Previous Settings 128
- A Toning (Monochrome Only) 128
- 2 Select Save/edit 129
- 3 Select a Picture Control 129
- 5 Select a destination 129
- 6 Name the Picture Control 130
- The GP-1 GPS Unit 132
- More on Playback 133
- Full-Frame Playback 134
- Photo Information 135
- ❚❚ RGB Histogram 136
- A Playback Zoom 136
- A Histograms 136
- ❚❚ Highlights 137
- ❚❚ Shooting Data Page 1 137
- ❚❚ Shooting Data Page 2 138
- ❚❚ Shooting Data Page 3 138
- ❚❚ GPS Data 139
- ❚❚ Overview Data 139
- Thumbnail Playback 140
- Calendar Playback 141
- 1 Select an image 143
- 2 Press the L (A) button 143
- Deleting Photographs 144
- 1 Select Delete 145
- 2 Choose Selected 145
- 3 Highlight a picture 145
- 1 Choose Select Date 146
- 2 Highlight a date 146
- Slide Shows 147
- Connections 149
- Viewing Photographs on TV 150
- 1 Turn the camera off 151
- Connecting to a Computer 152
- Start Transfer button 153
- Printing Photographs 154
- 3 Turn the camera on 155
- 1 Select a picture 155
- 2 Display printing options 155
- 3 Adjust printing options 155
- 4 Start printing 156
- 2 Choose an option 157
- 6 Start printing 159
- 4 Display printing options 159
- 5 Adjust printing options 159
- 1 Select Index print 160
- 1 Choose Select/set 161
- 2 Select pictures 161
- 3 Display imprint options 161
- 4 Select imprint options 162
- 5 Complete the print order 162
- Menu Guide 163
- Playback Folder 164
- Display Mode 164
- Image Review 165
- Rotate Tall 165
- ISO Sensitivity Settings 167
- Auto Distortion Control 168
- A Retouch: Distortion Control 168
- Color Space 168
- A Color Space 168
- A Nikon Software 168
- Long Exp. NR 169
- High ISO NR 169
- Active Folder 170
- D Folder Names 170
- A Custom Settings: 171
- Fine-Tuning Camera Settings 171
- A: Reset Custom Settings 172
- A Using the Rangefinder 174
- A Auto off Timers 175
- D File Number Sequence 177
- A Date Imprint 178
- To use the stored date 179
- A Manual 180
- A The SB-400 180
- A Flash Control 180
- 2 Select Classic or Graphic 184
- 3 Select a background color 184
- Camera in normal orientation 185
- Camera rotated 90° to shoot 185
- Auto Information Display 186
- Info Wrap-around 186
- Video Mode 186
- Time Zone and Date 187
- Language 187
- Image Comment 187
- Auto Image Rotation 188
- D Auto Image Rotation 188
- A Rotate Tall 188
- 1 Choose a start option 189
- Eye-Fi Upload 191
- D Eye-Fi Cards 191
- A Supported Eye-Fi Cards 191
- Firmware Version 191
- N The Retouch Menu: 192
- Creating Retouched Copies 192
- 3 Display retouch options 193
- 4 Select retouch options 193
- 5 Create a retouched copy 193
- D-Lighting 194
- Red-Eye Correction 194
- Monochrome 196
- Filter Effects 196
- Color Balance 197
- 1 Select Choose size 198
- 2 Choose the desired size 198
- 3 Choose Select image 198
- 4 Select pictures 198
- A Viewing Small Pictures 199
- 1 Select Image overlay 200
- 2 Display NEF (RAW) images 200
- 3 Highlight a photograph 200
- 6 Set gain 201
- 8 Preview the overlay 201
- 9 Save the overlay 201
- 2 Select a photograph 202
- 4 Copy the photograph 202
- Quick Retouch 203
- Straighten 203
- Distortion Control 203
- Color Outline 204
- Perspective Control 204
- 1 Choose the frame size 205
- 2 Choose the frame rate 205
- 3 Select Create movie 205
- 4 Select the first frame 205
- 5 Select the last frame 205
- 6 Select Save 206
- 7 Save the movie 206
- 1 Select Choose tab 208
- 2 Select the desired menu 208
- ❚❚ Adding Options to My Menu 209
- 3 Select Done 210
- 4 Delete the selected items 210
- 1 Select Rank items 210
- 2 Select an item 210
- 3 Position the item 210
- Technical Notes 211
- Compatible Lenses 212
- Compatible Non-CPU Lenses 213
- D The Built-in Flash 214
- D AF-Assist Illumination 215
- A Calculating Picture Angle 215
- ❚❚ CLS-Compatible Flash Units 217
- A Guide Number 217
- ❚❚ Other Flash Units 218
- Other Accessories 220
- Approved Memory Cards 221
- 4 Connect the AC adapter 222
- Caring for the Camera 223
- 2 Select an option 225
- ❚❚ Manual Cleaning 226
- 7 Clean the filter 227
- 8 Turn the camera off 227
- Cautions 228
- Available Settings 230
- ❚❚ h Modes 231
- Memory Card Capacity 233
- 55mm < F ≤ 135 mm 234
- 135 mm < F 234
- Aperture 234
- Shutter speed 234
- Troubleshooting 235
- Shooting (All Modes) 236
- Shooting (P, S, A, M) 237
- Playback 238
- Miscellaneous 238
- Error Messages 239
- Specifications 242
- 3 or ½ EV 244
- 4 in. (ISO 1222) 246
- ❚❚ Supported Standards 248
- Battery Life 249
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