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Menu Guide—Custom Settings
Custom Setting 7: Image Review
This option determines whether photographs
are automatically displayed in the monitor after
shooting (On, the default option) or only when
the button is pressed (Off). Highlight Image
review in the CSM menu (
135) and press the
multi selector to the right. Press the multi selector
up or down to highlight an option, then press to
the right to make a selection. Regardless of the option selected, photo-
graphs can be viewed at any time by pressing the button.
Custom Setting 8: Grid Display (On-Demand Grid Lines)
On-demand grid lines can be displayed in the
viewfi nder for reference when composing pho-
tographs, taking landscape shots, or shifting or
tilting a PC Nikkor lens. To turn the grid-line
display on or off, highlight Grid display in the
CSM menu ( 135) and press the multi selector
to the right. Press the multi selector up or down
to highlight an option, then press to the right to make a selection. To display
the grid, select On. The default setting is Off (no grid displayed).
Custom Setting 9: EV Step
This option determines whether adjustments to
shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation,
bracketing, and fl ash exposure compensation are
made in increments equivalent to
1
/
3 EV (1/3 step,
the default option) or ½ EV (1/2 step). Highlight
EV step in the CSM menu ( 135) and press the
multi selector to the right. Press the multi selector
up or down to highlight an option, then press to the right to make a selec-
tion.
?
07
Image review
On
OK
Off
?
08
Grid display
Off
OK
On
?
09
EV step
OK
1/3 ste
p
1/2 ste
p
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- Product Documentation 2
- How to Read This Manual 3
- For Your Safety 4
- Tested To Comply 6
- With FCC Standards 6
- FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE 6
- Table of Contents 8
- Introduction 11
- Overview 12
- Getting to Know the Camera 13
- Camera Body (continued) 14
- Control Panel 16
- The Viewfi nder Display 18
- The Mode Dial 20
- Exposure Modes 21
- Navigating the Menus 22
- The Shutter-Release Button 22
- First Steps 23
- Inserting Batteries 24
- Basic Setup 26
- Attaching Lenses 28
- Inserting Memory Cards 30
- Introduction—First Steps 31
- Format ( 160) 31
- Access lamp 32
- Tutorial 33
- Basic Photography 34
- Step 3—Adjust Camera Settings 36
- Step 4—Frame a Photograph 37
- Step 5—Focus 38
- Step 6—Take the Photograph 40
- Basic Playback 41
- Digital Vari-Programs 42
- When to Use Shooting Options 46
- Taking Photographs 47
- Using Camera Menus 49
- Exiting the Menus 50
- Making a Selection 50
- Image Quality and Size 51
- Image Size 53
- The QUAL Button 54
- Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency) 56
- The ISO Button 57
- White Balance 58
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 60
- The WB Button 61
- Use photo 62
- Optimizing Images 66
- Choosing a Shooting Mode 72
- Focus Mode 74
- Focus Area Selection 76
- Focus Lock 80
- The AF-Assist Illuminator 82
- Taking Photographs—Focus 83
- Manual Focus 84
- Exposure 85
- Exposure Mode 86
- 8000 s or slower than 86
- P: Auto Multi Program 87
- 3 EV are re duced to 17 88
- S: Shutter-Priority Auto 89
- 300 s). Use of a tripod is 90
- A: Aperture-Priority Auto 91
- M: Manual 92
- 3 EV Underexposed by ½ EV 93
- Autoexposure Lock 94
- Exposure Compensation 96
- Bracketing 97
- Taking Photographs—Exposure 98
- Flash Photography 104
- Using the Built-in Speedlight 107
- Flash Exposure Compensation 112
- Self-Timer Mode 115
- Using a Remote Control 117
- Approx. 5 m (16´) 119
- Infrared receiver 119
- Two-Button Reset 121
- More About 123
- Playback 123
- Single-Image Playback 124
- Histogram 127
- Highlights 127
- More About Playback 131
- Menu Guide 133
- The Playback Menu 134
- Deleting All Photographs: All 135
- Playback Fldr 136
- Rotate Tall 136
- Slide show 137
- Frame intvl 137
- Menu Guide—The Playback Menu 138
- Print set 140
- Select / set 140
- Deselect all? 140
- The Shooting Menu 142
- Long exp. NR 143
- Menu Guide—The Shooting Menu 144
- Custom Settings 145
- The HELP Button 146
- Custom Setting R: Menu Reset 146
- Custom Setting 1: Beep 148
- Custom Setting 2: Autofocus 149
- AF assist 151
- Custom Setting 5: ISO Auto 152
- 125 to 30 s in steps equiva 153
- Custom Setting 9: EV Step 154
- Custom Setting 10: Exp Comp 155
- Custom Setting 11: Center Wtd 155
- Custom Setting 12: BKT Set 156
- Custom Setting 13: BKT Order 156
- Custom Setting 17: Focus Area 158
- Custom Setting 16: AE Lock 158
- Custom Setting 19: Flash Mode 160
- 60 s (1/60, the 162
- Custom Setting 23: Meter-Off 163
- Custom Setting 24: Self-Timer 163
- Custom Setting 25: Remote 164
- The Setup Menu 165
- Select Folder 166
- Menu Guide—The Setup Menu 168
- Number of Folders 168
- File No. Seq 169
- FORMATTING 170
- CSM Menu 171
- LCD Brightness 171
- Mirror Lock-Up 172
- Video Mode 172
- Language 173
- Image Comment 173
- Attach Comment 174
- Dust Ref Photo 176
- Firmware Ver 177
- Image rotation 178
- Automatic 178
- Connections 179
- Television Playback 180
- Connecting to a Computer 181
- Connecting the USB Cable 182
- Do Not Turn the Camera Off 183
- Disconnecting the Camera 184
- Printing 185
- Photographs 185
- Printing Selected Photographs 188
- Set Print 190
- Technical 191
- Camera Settings 192
- Optional Accessories 193
- NOT be used with the D70: 194
- Optional Speedlights 196
- 500 s or slower 199
- Other Accessories 200
- IKON WAR RAN TY 201
- Approved Memory Cards 202
- Caring for the Camera 203
- Mirror lock-up 204
- Troubleshooting 208
- Specifi cations 211
- 3 or ½ EV 213
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