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Taking Photographs—White Balance
† Images displayed may include those created by other cameras, but only photographs
created with D70S can be used as source for preset white balance.
Select photograph.
10
Highlight photograph.
†
9
Highlight This image.
11
Set preset white balance to value for
selected photograph.
‡
12
‡To select different photo, repeat steps 5–12.
Using the Current Value for Preset White Balance
To set white balance to the value currently selected for preset white bal-
ance:
1
Highlight Preset in the white balance menu
( 49) and press the multi selector to the
right.
2
High light Measure and press the multi se-
lec tor to the right to set white balance to the
current value for preset white balance and
return to the shooting menu.
- 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
- The Shutter-Release Button 22
- Navigating the Menus 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 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
- The QUAL Button 54
- Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency) 56
- The ISO Button 57
- White Balance 58
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 60
- The WB Button 61
- Preset White Balance 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
- Menu Guide—The Playback Menu 138
- Hide Image 139
- Print Set 140
- The Shooting Menu 142
- Long Exp. NR 143
- Image Quality 144
- Image Size 144
- White Bal 144
- Custom Settings 145
- The HELP Button 146
- Custom Setting R: Menu Reset 146
- Custom Setting 1: Beep 148
- Custom Setting 2: Autofocus 149
- Custom Setting 4: AF Assist 151
- Custom Setting 5: ISO Auto 152
- 125 to 30 s in steps equiva 153
- 3 EV (1/3 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
- 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
- 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
- Technical 191
- Camera Settings 192
- Optional Accessories 193
- NOT be used with the D70S: 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
- The Low-Pass Filter 204
- Troubleshooting 208
- Specifi cations 211
- 3 or ½ EV 213
- SB5B04200101(11) 219
- 6MBA2811 219
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