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Technical Notes—Caring for Your Camera
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The Monitor
Should the monitor break, care should be taken to avoid injury caused by broken glass
and to prevent liquid crystal from entering your eyes and mouth.
The Shutter Curtain
The shutter curtain is extremely thin and easily damaged. Under no circumstances
should you exert pressure on the curtain, poke it with cleaning tools, or subject it to
powerful air currents from a blower. These actions could scratch, deform, or tear the
curtain.
The Control Panel
Rarely, static electricity may cause the control panel to brighten or darken. This does
not indicate a malfunction; the display will shortly return to normal.
Cleaning
Monitor
Remove dust and lint with a blower. When removing fingerprints and
other stains, wipe the surface lightly with a soft cloth or chamois leather.
Do not apply pressure, as this could result in damage or malfunction.
Camera
body
Use a blower to remove dust and lint, then wipe gently with a soft, dry
cloth. After using the camera at the beach or seaside, wipe off sand
or salt with a cloth lightly dampened in distilled water and dry thor-
oughly.
Lens,
mirror, and
viewfinder
These elements are made of glass and are easily damaged. Remove
dust and lint with a blower. If using an aerosol blower, keep the can
vertical to prevent the discharge of liquid. To remove fingerprints and
other stains, apply a small amount of lens cleaner to a soft cloth and
clean with care.
- Product Documentation 2
- How to Read This Manual 3
- For Your Safety 4
- Table of Contents 10
- Introduction 13
- Overview 14
- Take Test Shots 15
- Life-Long Learning 15
- Replacing This Manual 15
- Getting to Know the Camera 16
- The LCD Illuminator 17
- Camera Body (continued) 18
- Camera Controls and Displays 19
- Control Panel 20
- The Control Panel Display 21
- The Viewfinder Display 22
- No Battery 22
- The Command Dials 24
- First Steps 26
- The Monitor Cover 27
- Step 2—Insert the Battery 28
- Removing the Battery 29
- Camera Off Display 29
- 7—Auto Meter Off ( 151) 29
- Step 3—Choose a Language 30
- Step 4—Set the Time and Date 31
- Step 5—Attach a Lens 32
- Detaching the Lens 33
- Non-CPU Lenses 33
- Step 6—Insert a Memory Card 34
- No Memory Card 35
- Format ( 162) 35
- Removing Memory Cards 36
- Tutorial 37
- Basic Photography 38
- Step 1—Ready the Camera 39
- Step 2—Adjust Camera Settings 40
- Step 3—Frame a Photograph 42
- Step 4—Focus 43
- Step 5—Check Exposure 44
- When Lighting Is Poor 45
- Step 6—Take the Photograph 46
- Photographs 49
- Taking Photographs 50
- Choosing a Shooting Mode 53
- Large-Capacity Memory Cards 54
- Number of Exposures Remaining 54
- Image Quality 56
- The Function Dial 57
- Image Size 58
- Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency) 60
- 3—ISO Auto ( 148) 61
- White Balance 62
- Color Temperature 63
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 65
- 11—BKT Set ( 153) 66
- Preset White Balance 67
- Use Manual Focus 68
- During Recording 69
- Image Adjustment 70
- Focus Mode 75
- Focus Area Selection 76
- Predictive Focus Tracking 78
- 20—Dyn. AF AF-S ( 157) 79
- 21—Dyn. AF AF-C ( 157) 79
- Summary of Autofocus Options 80
- Focus Lock 82
- 14—AE-L/AF-L ( 154) 83
- The AF-Assist Illuminator 84
- 22—AF Assist ( 158) 84
- Manual Focus 86
- Exposure 87
- Exposure Mode 88
- P: Auto Multi Program 89
- Exposure Program 89
- Flexible Program 90
- Exposure Warning 90
- S: Shutter-Priority Auto 91
- 4—Long Exp. NR ( 149) 91
- 13—Command Dial ( 154) 92
- A: Aperture-Priority Auto 93
- M: Manual 94
- Autoexposure Lock 96
- Metered Area 97
- 15—AE-Lock ( 155) 97
- Exposure Compensation 98
- Bracketing 99
- Exposure Bracketing 101
- Continuous Shooting Mode 102
- 9—EV Step ( 151) 105
- 12—BKT Order ( 153) 105
- Flash Photography 106
- 23—Flash Mode ( 158) 107
- Flash Sync Modes 108
- Studio Flash Systems 109
- Red-Eye Reduction 109
- Using the Built-in Speedlight 110
- Compatible Lenses 113
- Flash Exposure Compensation 114
- Using an Optional Speedlight 115
- The Accessory Shoe 116
- Read the Speedlight Manual 117
- Compatible Speedlights 117
- Notes on Optional Speedlights 118
- Self-Timer Mode 120
- Autofocus 121
- Cover the Viewfinder 121
- Two-Button Reset 122
- More About 123
- Playback 123
- Single-Image Playback 124
- Using the Multi Selector 125
- 1—Image Review ( 147) 125
- 6—Monitor Off ( 151) 125
- Photo Information 126
- Basic Playback 127
- Page 5 (Histogram) 127
- Page 6 (Highlights) 127
- Viewing Photographs 131
- Protected and Hidden Images 132
- Delete ( 124) 132
- Menu Guide 133
- Viewing Camera Menus 134
- Choosing a menu 134
- Making a Selection 135
- Exiting the Menus 135
- The Playback Menu 136
- PLAYBACK MENU 136
- Deleting All Photographs: All 137
- High-Capacity Memory Cards 137
- Hidden and Protected Images 137
- Folder Designate 138
- “Current” 139
- Number of Folders 139
- Slide Show 140
- Frame Intvl 140
- Hide Image Done 142
- Ordering Prints: Print Set 143
- Modifying the Print Order: OK 144
- NEF Images 145
- After Creating a Print Order 145
- Bank Select 146
- The Shooting Menu 147
- For more information on: 148
- Setting Sensitivity: ISO 151
- Color Management 154
- Hue Adjustment 155
- SHOOTING MENU 155
- Custom Settings 156
- Custom Setting R: Menu Reset 157
- Custom Setting 0: Bank Select 158
- Custom Setting 2: No CF Card? 159
- Custom Setting 3: ISO Auto 160
- ISO Auto 160
- The Memory Buffer 161
- File Numbering 162
- The EH-5 AC Adapter 162
- Custom Setting 6: Monitor Off 163
- Custom Setting 8: Self-Timer 163
- Custom Setting 9: EV Step 163
- Custom Setting 11: BKT Set 165
- Custom Setting 12: BKT Order 165
- Custom Setting 14: AE-L/AF-L 166
- Custom Setting 15: AE Lock 167
- Custom Setting 17: Focus Area 168
- Select AF Area 169
- Closest Subject 169
- Custom Setting 22: AF Assist 170
- Custom Setting 23: Flash Mode 170
- Custom Setting 24: Anti-shock 171
- Play Back Volume 172
- CSM MENU 172
- The Setup Menu 173
- During Formatting 174
- Before Formatting 174
- Two-Button Format 174
- CCD Cleaning 175
- Video Output 176
- Viewing Comments 178
- Connections 179
- Television Playback 180
- Connecting to a Computer 181
- Nikon Capture 3 182
- System Requirements 183
- Direct USB Connection 184
- Low Battery 185
- “Hot Plug” 185
- Disconnecting the Camera 186
- Te c hnical 187
- Optional Accessories 188
- NOT be used with the D100: 188
- Calculating Picture Angle 191
- Other Accessories 192
- Lenses and Other Accessories 193
- WARRANTY 195
- Caring for Your Camera 196
- Cleaning 197
- The Low-Pass Filter 198
- Troubleshooting 200
- Playback Errors 202
- Web Resources 204
- Specifications 205
- Battery Life 209
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