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Introduction
Getting to Know the Camera
The Shooting Information Display
When the camera is turned on, the Shooting information display
will be shown in the monitor. Shooting information such as shutter
speed, aperture, and number of exposures remaining, as well as
the settings currently applied, can be confirmed.
The display changes, in the following order, each time K (L) is
pressed:
* Frequently used shooting settings can be adjusted from the Quick settings display (A 48).
C Tuning on and off Shooting Information Display
At default settings, shooting information also turns off as indicated below.
• When no operations are performed for about eight seconds.
• When the eye sensor is activated by looking through the viewfinder (A 31, 123).
• While the shutter-release button is held down.
When the Shooting information display is off, the Shooting information display is also shown as
indicated below.
• When pressing halfway and releasing the shutter-release button (A 31).
• When M or C is pressed.
• When F/G is pressed, unless White balance is selected for Custom setting 11 (F/G button;
A 112) in e, f, g, h, i, j, k, or l mode.
• When D is pressed in any mode other than f Auto (flash off) mode.
• When A is pressed in a, b, or c mode.
D Information Display Format
The format for information display is selected from the Info display format option (A 120) in the
setup menu.
Imag e qu a lity
Move
OK
Off
Set
Shooting information display
Quick settings display* Monitor off
- User’s Manual 1
- For Your Safety 4
- For Your Safety/Notices 5
- Table of Contents 10
- Introduction 13
- Information and Precautions 14
- About the Manuals 15
- Getting to Know the Camera 16
- The Power Switch 18
- The Mode Dial 18
- The Viewfinder Display 19
- D Information Display Format 20
- The Command Dial 22
- Multi Selector 24
- The Shutter-Release Button 25
- N (Help) Button 25
- The Camera Strap AN-DC1 26
- First Steps 27
- 1 Charge the battery 28
- 2 Insert the battery 29
- Attaching a Lens 30
- Detaching Lenses 31
- Vibration Reduction Mode (VR) 32
- 2008 04 01 33
- 12 00 00 33
- C The Clock Battery 34
- D Changing Display Language 34
- Inserting Memory Cards 35
- Formatting Memory Cards 36
- 7 Highlight Yes 37
- Basic Photography 39
- 1 Turn the camera on 40
- 3 Check the battery level 40
- C Image Sensor Cleaning 41
- C Battery Level 41
- C Large-Capacity Memory Cards 41
- 1 Hold the camera as shown 42
- C Diopter Adjustment 43
- C Shooting Info Auto Off 43
- Step 3 Focus and Shoot 44
- C Shutter-Release Button 45
- C The Built-in Flash 45
- C Changing Shooting Settings 45
- D Image Review 45
- Viewing Photographs 46
- Deleting Photographs 46
- Highlight 47
- Shooting Particular Scenes 48
- D The Built-in Flash 49
- Shutter Speed and Aperture 52
- C Lens Aperture Ring 52
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to a 53
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to b 54
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to c 55
- Shooting in d Mode (Manual) 56
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to d 56
- Long Time-Exposures 58
- Changing Shooting Settings 59
- The Quick Settings Display 60
- 1 Highlight desired setting 60
- 3 Highlight desired option 60
- 4 Select option 61
- Image Quality and Size 61
- Image Quality 62
- Image Size 62
- D File Names 63
- E Image Quality/Size 63
- F 11 — F/G Button (A 112) 63
- ISO Sensitivity 65
- Releasing the Shutter 66
- 2 Shoot 66
- 3 Frame the photograph 67
- 4 Shoot 68
- Focus Mode 69
- AF-Area Mode 70
- Focus Point Selection 71
- Focus Lock 72
- Manual Focus 73
- Exposure 74
- Autoexposure Lock 75
- Lowering the Built-in Flash 76
- Changing the Flash Mode 77
- C Flash Mode Setting 78
- D Rear-Curtain Sync 78
- C More Information 78
- Exposure Compensation 79
- Flash Compensation 80
- Active D-Lighting 81
- Two-Button Reset 82
- More on Playback 83
- Full-Frame Playback 84
- Photo Information 85
- Shooting Data, Page 2 86
- 1 Choose a photograph 90
- A 84 A 92 91
- Connecting to a Computer 92
- Connecting the USB Cable 93
- D Camera Control Pro 2 94
- Connecting to a Printer 95
- B Notes on Power Source 96
- 1 Turn the printer on 97
- 2 Turn the camera off 97
- 3 Set each option in Setup 98
- B Cropping Photographs 99
- B Printing Date 99
- B Printing Error 99
- C Printing at Printer Default 99
- 1 Scroll through photographs 100
- 3 Press Q 101
- Canceling the Print Orders 103
- B Date Imprint 103
- B Print Set 103
- Viewing Photographs on TV 104
- 4 Turn the camera on 104
- Menu Guide 105
- Using Camera Menus 106
- 1 Highlight photograph 109
- Rotate Tall 110
- Slide Show 110
- Stop-Motion Movie 111
- Optimize Image 113
- White Balance 115
- White balance 116
- Incandescent 116
- B Measuring Value 118
- B Source for Preset Manual 119
- Noise Reduction 120
- Custom Settings 121
- 06 No Memory Card? 122
- Max. sensitivity 123
- Min. shutter speed 123
- ISO auto 123
- 11 F/G Button 124
- Built–in flash 125
- Full power 125
- C Auto Off 126
- C Date Imprint and Print Set 127
- 19 Rangefinder 128
- CSM/Setup Menu 130
- Info Display Format 132
- “Tall” (Portrait) Orientation 133
- Auto Shooting Info 134
- Shooting Info Auto off 135
- LCD Brightness 135
- Video Mode 135
- Language 135
- Image Comment 136
- C Folder Names 137
- C File Numbering 138
- Dust off Ref Photo 139
- Auto Image Rotation 140
- 2 Display selection screen 142
- 3 Highlight photograph 142
- 4 Display retouch options 143
- 2 Display retouch menu items 143
- 3 Highlight menu item 143
- Quick Retouch 144
- D-Lighting 144
- Red-Eye Correction 145
- Monochrome 146
- Filter Effects 147
- 1 Highlight Choose size 148
- 2 Display options 148
- 5 Highlight Select picture 149
- 6 Display selection screen 149
- 9 Highlight Yes and press Q 149
- 2 Press Q 150
- C Image Overlay 151
- 4 Press Q 152
- 31 32 33 153
- 6 Highlight Save and press Q 154
- Before and after 155
- ZoomM ove Done 155
- Optional Accessories 157
- Compatible Lenses 158
- C Lenses for Autofocus 159
- C Lens f-number 159
- C The AF-S/AF-I Teleconverter 160
- C CPU Lens Aperture Ring 160
- C Non-CPU Lenses 160
- C Red-Eye Reduction 160
- B The Built-in Flash 161
- Nikon Speedlight SB-400 162
- Nikon Speedlight SB-800 162
- Nikon Speedlight SB-600 163
- D Guide Number 163
- B ISO Auto 165
- 200s or slower 166
- Other Accessories 167
- Approved Memory Cards 170
- Maximizing the Life of the 171
- 3 Select Clean now 172
- 1 Select Clean at 173
- 2 Select an option 173
- 3 Highlight On and press OK 174
- 7 Turn the camera off 175
- The Camera and Lens 176
- The Battery 178
- Technical Notes 179
- Shooting 180
- Playback 182
- Appendix 188
- Exposure Program (Mode P) 190
- Flash Control 191
- Specifications 192
- 4000-30 s in steps of 193
- 200 s or slower 193
- C Specifications 195
- Quick Charger MH-23 196
- Supported Standards 198
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