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26 Getting to Know the Camera
A Roles That Can Be Assigned to the Function Buttons
The following roles can be assigned to the function buttons in photo
mode:
• AF-ON
• AF lock only
• AE lock (hold)
• AE lock (reset on
release)
• AE lock only
• AE/AF lock
• FV lock
• c disable/enable
• Preview
• Matrix metering
• Center-weighted
metering
• Spot metering
• Highlight-weighted
metering
• Bracketing burst
• Sync. release
selection
• + NEF (RAW)
• Framing grid display
• Zoom on/off
• MY MENU
• Access top item in
MY MENU
• Playback
• Protect
• Choose image area
• Image quality/size
• White balance
• Set Picture Control
• Active D-Lighting
• Metering
• Flash mode/
compensation
• Focus mode/AF-area
mode
• Auto bracketing
• Multiple exposure
• HDR (high dynamic
range)
• Exposure delay
mode
• Shutter spd &
aperture lock
• Peaking highlights
• Rating
• Choose non-CPU
lens number
• None
The roles played by the function buttons in movie mode can be chosen
using Custom Setting g2 (Custom control assignment); the options
available differ from those for photo mode.
- User's Manual 1
- The Reference Manual (pdf) 3
- Table of Contents 6
- For Your Safety 18
- CAUTION 19
- DANGER (Batteries) 20
- WARNING (Batteries) 21
- D Life-Long Learning 24
- Getting to Know the Camera 25
- The Camera Body (Continued) 26
- 3Getting to Know the Camera 27
- D The Monitor 27
- The Control Panel 29
- The Monitor and Viewfinder 30
- 7Getting to Know the Camera 31
- Camera Controls 32
- 9Getting to Know the Camera 33
- Touch Controls 34
- ❚❚ Adjusting Settings 35
- ❚❚ Playback 35
- ❚❚ Movie Playback 36
- ❚❚ The i Menu 37
- ❚❚ Text Entry 37
- ❚❚ Navigating the Menus 38
- The DISP Button 39
- ❚❚ Movie Mode 40
- The AF-ON Button 41
- The Command Dials 41
- The G Button 42
- 1 Highlight the icon for the 43
- 2 Select a menu 43
- 3 Position the cursor in the 43
- 4 Highlight a menu item 43
- 5 Display options 44
- 6 Highlight an option 44
- The i Button (i Icon) 45
- 1 Select Custom Setting f1 46
- 2 Choose a position 46
- 3 Choose an option 46
- 23Getting to Know the Camera 47
- 1 Select Custom Setting f2 48
- 2 Choose a button 49
- 26 Getting to Know the Camera 50
- First Steps 51
- Charge the Battery 52
- Charging AC Adapters 53
- CHARGE lamp 54
- Charging AC adapter 54
- 31First Steps 55
- D The CHARGE Lamp 55
- Battery latch 56
- 33First Steps 57
- D Removing the Battery 57
- D Removing Memory Cards 57
- Battery Level 58
- Number of Exposures Remaining 58
- 35First Steps 59
- D Memory Cards 59
- D No Memory Card 59
- Attach a Lens 60
- 37First Steps 61
- D F Mount Lenses 61
- D Detaching Lenses 61
- 1 Turn the camera on 62
- 3 Select a language 62
- 4 Select Time zone and date 63
- 5 Choose a time zone 63
- 7 Set the clock 63
- 8 Choose a date format 64
- 9 Exit to shooting mode 64
- 2 Select photo mode 65
- 3 Select b mode 65
- 4 Start recording 66
- 5 End recording 66
- D Recording Movies 68
- 1 Press the K button 69
- 2 View additional pictures 69
- 2 Delete the picture 71
- Basic Settings 73
- 54 Basic Settings 74
- D Autofocus 74
- D Turning the Camera Off 74
- A Low-Light AF 74
- 56 Basic Settings 76
- A Quick Focus-Point Selection 76
- ❚❚ Subject Tracking 77
- The Touch Shutter 78
- 59Basic Settings 79
- Manual Focus 80
- 61Basic Settings 81
- D Focal Plane Position 81
- A Focus Peaking 81
- 63Basic Settings 83
- 64 Basic Settings 84
- A 4 (“Auto”) 84
- D D (“Natural Light Auto”) 84
- D Studio Flash Lighting 84
- 65Basic Settings 85
- D White Balance Fine-Tuning 85
- A Color Temperature 85
- Silent Photography 86
- 1 Select an image 87
- 2 Display the i menu 87
- 3 Select Rating 87
- 4 Choose a rating 87
- 3 Select Protect 88
- Shooting Controls 89
- P: Programmed Auto 90
- S: Shutter-Priority Auto 90
- A: Aperture-Priority Auto 91
- M: Manual 91
- 72 Shooting Controls 92
- D Exposure Indicators 92
- 1 Select a mode 93
- 2 Adjust settings 93
- 3 Select Save user settings 93
- 4 Select a position 93
- 84 Shooting Controls 97
- D The Shooting Display 97
- D Frame Advance Rate 97
- 85Shooting Controls 98
- D The Memory Buffer 98
- 1 Select self-timer mode 99
- 4 Start the timer 100
- The Sub-Selector 101
- 1 Set focus and exposure 102
- 2 Lock focus and exposure 102
- The i Button 104
- The Photo-Mode i Menu 105
- Set Picture Control 106
- ❚❚ Modifying Picture Controls 108
- 96 The i Button 109
- D “A” (Auto) 109
- 97The i Button 110
- D Filter Effects 110
- White Balance 111
- ❚❚ Fine-Tuning White Balance 112
- 2 Select a preset 114
- 4 Measure white balance 115
- 103The i Button 116
- D Direct Measurement Mode 116
- D Managing Presets 116
- Image Quality 117
- 105The i Button 118
- A NEF (RAW) 118
- Image Size 119
- Flash Mode 120
- Metering 121
- Wi-Fi Connection 122
- Active D-Lighting 123
- Release Mode 124
- Vibration Reduction 125
- AF-Area Mode 126
- Focus Mode 126
- The Movie-Mode i Menu 127
- ❚❚ Slow-Motion Movies 130
- Microphone Sensitivity 131
- Choose Image Area 132
- Electronic VR 133
- 122 The i Button 135
- Menu List 136
- 124 Menu List 137
- C The Photo Shooting Menu: 138
- Shooting Options 138
- 126 Menu List 139
- 127Menu List 140
- D Text Entry 140
- 128 Menu List 141
- 129Menu List 142
- 130 Menu List 143
- 131Menu List 144
- 132 Menu List 145
- 1 The Movie Shooting Menu: 146
- Movie Shooting Options 146
- 134 Menu List 147
- 135Menu List 148
- 136 Menu List 149
- 137Menu List 150
- 138 Menu List 151
- A Custom Settings: 152
- Fine-Tuning Camera Settings 152
- 140 Menu List 153
- 141Menu List 154
- 142 Menu List 155
- 143Menu List 156
- 144 Menu List 157
- D Auto FP High-Speed Sync 157
- 145Menu List 158
- 146 Menu List 159
- 147Menu List 160
- 148 Menu List 161
- 149Menu List 162
- 150 Menu List 163
- 151Menu List 164
- 152 Menu List 165
- A Wireless Connections 165
- 153Menu List 166
- D “Reset All Settings” 166
- N The Retouch Menu: 167
- Creating Retouched Copies 167
- 155Menu List 168
- O My Menu/m Recent Settings 169
- Troubleshooting 170
- Problems and Solutions 171
- Shooting 172
- 160 Troubleshooting 173
- Playback 174
- 162 Troubleshooting 175
- Miscellaneous 176
- Indicators and Error Messages 177
- 165Troubleshooting 178
- Error Messages 179
- 167Troubleshooting 180
- 168 Troubleshooting 181
- Technical Notes 182
- 170 Technical Notes 183
- 171Technical Notes 184
- D Temperature Warnings 184
- ❚❚ The Information Display 185
- 173Technical Notes 186
- The Monitor: Movie Mode 187
- The Viewfinder: Photo Mode 188
- 1 Ready the camera 189
- 3 Close the battery 189
- Caring for the Camera 191
- Image Sensor Cleaning 192
- 193Technical Notes 193
- D Image Sensor Cleaning 193
- 1 Select Automatic Cleaning 194
- 2 Select an option 194
- 1 Remove the lens 195
- 2 Examine the image sensor 195
- 3 Clean the sensor 195
- 196 Technical Notes 196
- Cautions 197
- 198 Technical Notes 198
- 199Technical Notes 199
- 200 Technical Notes 200
- 201Technical Notes 201
- Specifications 202
- 203Technical Notes 203
- 204 Technical Notes 204
- 205Technical Notes 205
- 206 Technical Notes 206
- 207Technical Notes 207
- 208 Technical Notes 208
- 209Technical Notes 209
- 210 Technical Notes 210
- 4 in. (ISO 1222) 211
- ❚❚ MH-25a Battery Charger 212
- 213Technical Notes 213
- 214 Technical Notes 214
- A Trademark Information 214
- 215Technical Notes 215
- A MIT License (HarfBuzz) 215
- 216 Technical Notes 216
- A Supported Standards 216
- Using the Lens 217
- 1 Turn the camera off 219
- ❚❚ Before Use 220
- ❚❚ When the Lens Is Attached 221
- Precautions for Use 222
- Lens Care 223
- Accessories 224
- The Mount Adapter 227
- 2 Attach the adapter to 228
- 3 Remove the rear lens cap 228
- 4 Attach the lens to the 229
- 1 Detach the lens 229
- 2 Detach the adapter 229
- Using the Mount Adapter 231
- Caring for the Adapter 232
- Approved Memory Cards 233
- Memory Card Capacity 234
- 235Technical Notes 235
- Battery Endurance 236
- INSTRUCTIONS 237
- 238 Technical Notes 238
- 239Technical Notes 239
- 240 Technical Notes 240
- 241Technical Notes 241
- A Conformity Marking 241
- A Certificates 241
- Numerics 242
- 243Technical Notes 243
- 244 Technical Notes 244
- 245Technical Notes 245
- 246 Technical Notes 246
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