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Menu Guide—The Setup Menu

Image Rotation

By default, the D70S records camera orientation

with each photograph taken. This allows “tall”

(portrait) orientation photographs to be displayed

in the correct orientation when played back on

the camera or viewed using Nikon Capture 4

version 4.2 or later (available separately) or Pic-

tureProject. If desired, this feature can be turned

off while taking photographs with the lens pointed up or down, when the

camera may fail to record the correct orientation. Highlight Image rotation

in the setup menu ( 155) and press the multi selector to the right. Press

the multi selector up or down to highlight the desired option, then press the

multi selector to the right.

Option Description

Automatic

(default)

Off

Camera orientation is not recorded. Nikon Capture 4 version 4.2 or

later and PictureProject display all photographs in landscape (wide)

orientation, and camera rotation icon in Nikon Capture 4 Camera

Control shows camera in horizontal (landscape) orientation. Choose

this option when taking photographs with lens pointing up or lens

pointing down.

Camera records whether shots are in landscape (wide) orientation, por-

trait (tall) orientation with the camera rotated 90 ° clockwise, or portrait

(tall) orientation with the camera rotated 90 ° counter-clockwise.

* In continuous mode ( 62), orientation recorded for ﬁ rst shot applies to all images

in same burst, even if camera orientation is changed during shooting.

Landscape (wide)

orientation

Camera rotated 90 °

counter-clockwise

Camera rotated 90 °

clockwise

Rotate Tall ( 126)

“Tall” orientation photographs taken with Automatic selected for image rotation will

only be displayed in tall orientation in the camera monitor if Yes is selected for Rotate

tall.

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