Nikon 25468B A8 Live View/Movie AF, B1 ISO Sensitivity Step Value, B2 EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl

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a8: Live View/Movie AF

Gbutton ➜ ACustom Settings menu

Choose how the camera focuses when autofocus is selected in live view or during movie recording.

•Autofocus mode: Select the focus mode used for autofocus in live view and movie recording (0 50). Choose from Single- servo AF and Full-time-servo AF.

•AF-area mode: Choose how the focus point for autofocus is selected during live view and movie recording (0 50). Choose from Face-priority AF, Wide-area AF, Normal-area AF, and Subject-tracking AF.

b:Metering/Exposure

b1: ISO Sensitivity Step Value

Gbutton ➜ ACustom Settings menu

Select the increments used when making adjustments to ISO sensitivity. If possible, the current ISO sensitivity setting is maintained when the step value is changed. If the current setting is not available at the new step value, ISO sensitivity will be rounded to the nearest available setting.

 

b2: EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl.

Gbutton ➜ ACustom Settings menu

 

 

 

Select the increments used when making adjustments to shutter speed, aperture, exposure and flash compensation, and bracketing.

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Contents Digital Camera Where to Find It Error MessagesIndex LFlash Photography ZExposure/BracketingRWhite Balance JImage EnhancementViewing Photographs Taking PhotographsConnections Menus and SettingsMaintenance and Optional Accessories Retouching PhotographsTable of Contents Live View Recording and Viewing MoviesA, and M Modes Focus User Settings U1 and U2 ModesRelease Mode Image Recording OptionsOther Shooting Options 151 White Balance 117Image Enhancement 131 Flash Photography 143Connections 179 Menu Guide 195Viii 211 236 248265 Technical Notes 269 Xii For Your SafetyAUse appropriate cables AObserve proper precautions when handling batteriesAObserve proper precautions when handling the charger XiiiXiv Power Cable Disposing of Data Storage Devices XviItems prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced Comply with copyright noticesUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories XviiLife-Long Learning Xviii Symbols and Conventions OverviewThis icon marks references to other pages in this manual Power Switch Getting to Know the CameraCamera Body Camera Body Microphone and Speaker Camera BodyDelete button Mode Dial Release-Mode Dial Mode Description Single frameSelf-timer Remote control159 Control PanelNo Battery ViewfinderControl Panel and Viewfinder Displays Rbutton Information DisplaySee Also Turning the Monitor OffTool Tips Changing Settings in the Information DisplayCommand Dials ISO Sensitivity Scene ModeImage Quality and Size AutofocusExposure Choose a combination of aperture and shutter speed mode P 0Choose a shutter speed mode S or M 0 69 Choose an aperture mode a orWhite Balance Flash SettingsChoose a flash mode 0 Set flash compensation mode P Or M 0BM-11 Monitor Cover My Menu 0 Playback 0 Setup 0 Shooting 0 Retouch 0 Custom Settings 0Select a menu Using Camera MenusDisplay the menus Highlight the icon for the current menuSelect the highlighted item Highlight a menu itemDisplay options Highlight an optionFirst Steps Charge the BatteryConnect the AC power cable or wall adapter Remove the terminal cover from the batteryCharging the Battery Insert the batteryRemove the battery when charging is complete Charge lamp will blink while the battery chargesEN-EL15 Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries Battery and ChargerUnlatch q and open w the battery-chamber cover Insert the BatteryOpen the battery-chamber cover Close the battery-chamber coverAttach a Lens Vibration Reduction Vibration Reduction VRDetaching the Lens CPU Lenses with Aperture RingsBasic Setup Setting the Clock Clock BatteryCamera Clock Slide the card slot cover out q and open the card slot w Insert a Memory CardOpen the card slot cover Insert the memory cardUsing Two Memory Cards No Memory CardRemoving Memory Cards Memory Cards Formatting Memory Cards Format the Memory CardTurn the camera on Press the Q buttons Press the Q buttons againFormat memory card Write Protect SwitchAdjust Viewfinder Focus Adjusting Viewfinder FocusRemove the lens cap Turn the camera on Focus the viewfinder Turn the Camera On Check the battery levelCheck the battery level in the control panel or viewfinder Point-and-Shoot Photography i and j ModesCamera Off Display Select i or j ModeTo shoot where use of a flash is prohibited Check the number of exposures remainingFrame the photograph Using a Zoom LensFrame the Photograph Ready the cameraPress the shutter-release button halfway Check the indicators in the viewfinderFocus ShootShutter-Release Button Auto-Meter OffBuilt-in Flash HMode Creative Photography Scene ModesKPortrait Scene ModesUse of a tripod is recommended to prevent blur NClose UpWPet Portrait XCandlelight 1Silhouette See page 164 for information on choosing a memory card slot Basic PlaybackPress the K button View additional picturesDelete Deleting Unwanted PhotographsDisplay the photograph Delete the photographPage Rotate the live view switch Framing Photographs in the MonitorFollow the steps below to take photographs in live view Button is pressed halfway Choose an AF-area modeChoose the focus point Using Autofocus in Live ViewSubject Tracking FocusTake the picture Press the shutter-release button halfway to focusFlicker Exit live view modeRotate the live view switch to exit live view mode Live View/Movie Recording Display OptionsCount Down Display Shooting in Live View ModeManual Focus Page See on page 50 for more information Choose a focus modeChoose a focus mode as described in of Live View 0 Recording MoviesStart recording End recordingMaximum Length Count-Down Display Recording Movies1280 720 Movie SettingsExposure compensation is not available 1920Choose movie options Select Movie settingsViewing Movies Following operations can be performed2Icon Choose a starting or end point Editing MoviesTrimming Movies Display a movie full frameSave the copy Display the retouch menuChoose an option Delete framesRetouch Menu Trimming MoviesCreate a still copy Saving Selected FramesView the movie and choose a frame Choose Save selected frameShutter Speed and Aperture Optimal exposure. Recommended for snapshots and in otherAperture for best results. Use to freeze or blur motion Lens TypesMode P Programmed Auto Mode P, different combinations of shutter speedFlexible Program Mode S Shutter-Priority Auto Choose a shutter speedTo take photographs in shutter-priority auto Non-CPU Lenses 0 Mode a Aperture-Priority AutoChoose an aperture To take photographs in aperture-priority autoChoose aperture and shutter speed Mode M ManualDepth-of-Field Preview Custom Setting e4-Modeling FlashExposure Indicator Reverse IndicatorsLong Time-Exposures M Mode Only Choosing the shutter speedWhile the exposure meters are on, rotate Close the shutter Open the shutterSelect U1 or U2 Saving User SettingsAdjust settings Select Save user settingsSelect Reset user settings Recalling User SettingsResetting User Settings Save user settingsChoosing a Release Mode Mode DescriptionShooting speed , 0 Continuous Mode CH/CL Select CH or CL modeWhile the shutter-release button is pressed all Buffer Size Memory BufferSelf-Timer and Remote Modes Select a release modeMount the camera on a tripod Cover the Viewfinder When taking photos without your eye to DK-21 rubber eyecupRemote Mirror-up Mode Before Using the Remote ControlUsing the Built-in Flash Focusing in Remote Control ModeTake a picture Mirror up ModeSelect mirror up mode Raise the mirrorPage Option Image Quality and SizeImage Quality Choose a file format and compression ratio image qualityQual button Main command dial Control panel Jpeg Compression NEF RAW Recording TypeNEF RAW Recording NEF RAW Bit Depth Small Image SizeImage size Size pixels Print size cm/in # Large $ MediumBackup and RAW Slot 1-JPEG Slot Using Two Memory CardsPage Choose from the following autofocus modes Autofocus ModeAutofocus To use autofocus, rotate the focus-mode selector to AFAF-mode button Getting Good Results with Autofocus Predictive Focus TrackingAF-Area Mode Choose how the focus point for autofocus is selected3D-tracking AF-Area Mode AF-area mode is shown in the control panel and viewfinderAuto-area AF The camera automatically detects the subject Auto-area AF Focus Point SelectionRotate the focus selector lock to Select the focus pointLock focus Focus LockRecompose the photograph and shoot AF Lenses AF-S lenses Set the lens focus mode switch to MManual Focus AF-S LensesElectronic Rangefinder 100Focal Plane Position 101 Siso Sensitivity102 Hi 0.3-HiShooting Menu Select Auto ISO sensitivity control Select On103 Auto ISO Sensitivity Control 104105 ZExposure/Bracketing106 Autoexposure LockSet metering to Zor b0 Recompose the photograph107 Exposure CompensationMode M Using a Flash108 109 BracketingExposure and Flash Bracketing Choose the number of shotsSelect the bracketing increment 110Camera will vary exposure and/or flash level shot-by 111 Exposure and Flash BracketingExposure Bracketing 112 White Balance BracketingSelect white balance bracketing Select a white balance incrementWhite Balance Bracketing 113ADL Bracketing Select ADL bracketing114 ADL Bracketing 115116 117 Iday white fluorescent 5,000 K Mshade 8,000 K See Also Color Temperature118 Studio Flash LightingFine tune white balance Fine-Tuning White BalanceWhite Balance Menu Select a white balance option. GbuttonWB Button Press J120 Mired White Balance Fine TuningColor Temperature Fine-Tuning 121Choosing a Color Temperature Choose Color Temperature White Balance Menu122 White balance is copied from photo on memory card 0 Preset Manual123 White balance measured by camera 0Light a reference object Measuring a Value for Preset White BalanceSet white balance to LPreset manual Select direct measurement modeCheck the results Select preset d-0Direct Measurement Mode Preset d-0Copying White Balance from a Photograph d-1-d-4 Only Copying White Balance from d-0 to Presets d-1-d-4Select LPreset manual Copy d-0 to the selected preset127 Choose Select imageHighlight a source image Copy white balanceSelect Set Selecting a White Balance PresetSelect a preset To set white balance to a preset value129 Entering a CommentSelect Edit comment Edit the comment130 131 Selecting a Picture ControlDisplay Picture Controls Choose a Picture ControlOptional Picture Controls Preset Picture Controls Versus Custom Picture ControlsPicture Control Indicator 132133 Modifying Picture ControlsSelect a Picture Control Save changes and exit134 Picture Control Settings135 Edit the selected Picture Control Creating Custom Picture ControlsSelect Manage Picture Control Select Save/editManage Picture Control Delete Name the Picture Control137 Manage Picture Control RenameSharing Custom Picture Controls 138Saving Custom Picture Controls 139 Active D-Lighting140 Active D-LightingActive D-Lighting Versus D-Lighting 141 Color SpaceSelect Color space Select a color space142 Color SpaceNikon Software Choose a flash mode 0 Take pictures Using the Built-in FlashUsing the Built-in Flash i, k, p, n, o, s, and wModes Using the Built-in Flash P, S, A, M, and 0ModesFlash Mode Flash modes available vary with shooting mode144 Shutter Speeds Available with the Built-in Flash Mode Shutter speed145 Flash ModesFlash Control Mode 146Camera supports the following i-TTL flash control modes 147 Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash RangeRange Flash Compensation 148Optional Flash Units 149 FV LockAssign FV lock to the Fn button Lock flash levelRecompose the photograph Take the photograph Release FV lock150 151 Restoring Default SettingsCamera settings listed below can be restored to Option Default152 Multiple ExposureCreating a Multiple Exposure Select Multiple exposureContinuous high-speed and continuous Choose the amount of gainSelect Done 153154 Interval Timer PhotographyOther Settings Interrupting Multiple ExposuresChoose the interval Interval Timer PhotographySelect Interval timer shooting Choose a starting timeChoose the number of intervals Number of shots per interval Start shooting156 Bracketing Release Mode157 Out of MemoryChoose a new starting time Pausing Interval Timer PhotographyInterrupting Interval Timer Photography No Photograph159 Non-CPU LensesSelect Non-CPU lens data Choose a lens numberFocal Length Not Listed Enter the focal length and aperture160 000 mm, maximum aperture from values between f/1.2 and f/22161 To recall lens data when using a non-CPU lensAssign non-CPU lens number selection to a camera control Use the selected control to choose the lens numberSetup Menu Options GP-1 GPS Unit162 Image Review Full-Frame Playback163 Rotate TallChoosing a Memory Card Slot 164Photo Information File Information165 Highlights RGB Histogram166 167 Playback ZoomHistograms Shooting Data Page 1 Shooting Data Page 2168 Shooting Data GPS Data169 170 Overview DataHighlighted image full frame When four images are displayed, press to viewThumbnail Playback 171172 Calendar Playback173 Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom174 Protecting Photographs from DeletionSelect an image Press the L buttonPress the O button again Deleting PhotographsFull-Frame, Thumbnail, and Calendar Playback Press the O buttonHighlight a picture Playback MenuSelected Deleting Selected Photographs Choose SelectedHighlight a date Select Date Deleting Photographs Taken on a Selected DatePress J to complete the operation Choose Select date178 Supported Operating Systems Connecting to a ComputerBefore Connecting the Camera Supplied SoftwareTurn the camera on Transfer photographs Connecting the CameraTurn the camera off Turn the computer on Connect the USB cable181 Wireless and Ethernet Networks182 Connecting the PrinterPrinting Photographs Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable183 Printing Pictures One at a TimeSelect a picture Display printing optionsAdjust printing options 184Press 1 or 3 to highlight an option and press 2 to select 185 Printing Multiple PicturesStart printing Display the PictBridge menu186 Select pictures or choose a dateMenu Errors187 To previous menuCreating Index Prints Select Index print188 189 Creating a Dpof Print Order Print SetSelect pictures Display imprint optionsHighlight Done and press J to complete the print order Select imprint optionsComplete the print order 190191 Viewing Photographs on TVStandard Definition Devices Connect the A/V cable as shown192 High-Definition Devices Connect the Hdmi cable as shown193 Device Control Hdmi Options194 HDMI-CEC DevicesChoose a folder for playback 0 Playback Folder195 Playback menu contains the following options196 Hide ImageChoose Select/set Select pictures.WbuttonSelect the source card Display ModeCopy Images Choose Select sourceChoose Select destination folder Select the source folderMake the initial selection Select additional imagesCopying Images Select a destination folderCopy the images 199200 Image ReviewAfter Delete Rotate Tall201 Slide ShowShooting menu contains the following options Reset Shooting MenuCThe Shooting Menu Shooting Options 202203 Storage FolderSelecting Folders by Folder Number Choose a folder numberHighlight a folder Selecting Folders from a ListFile Naming Choose Select folder from listRetouch Distortion Control Auto Distortion ControlHigh ISO NR 205To suit individual preferences ACustom SettingsCustom Settings are used to customize camera settings 206Reset Custom Settings Following Custom Settings are available207 A1 AF-C Priority Selection A2 AF-S Priority Selection208 A4 AF Point Illumination A5 Focus Point Wrap-Around209 AF-Assist Illuminator A6 Number of Focus PointsA7 Built-in AF-assist Illuminator 210211 A8 Live View/Movie AFB1 ISO Sensitivity Step Value B2 EV Steps for Exposure CntrlShow ISO/Easy ISO Mode Customize command dials Change main/sub Off212 Change Main/Sub213 B4 Center-Weighted AreaB5 Fine Tune Optimal Exposure Gbutton ACustom Settings menu C1 Shutter-Release Button AE-LC2 Auto Meter-off Delay C3 Self-Timer214 215 C4 Monitor off DelayC5 Remote on Duration D1 BeepD5 Screen Tips D3 ISO Display and Adjustment Gbutton ACustom Settings menuD2 Viewfinder Grid Display D4 Viewfinder Warning DisplayD6 CL Mode Shooting Speed D7 Max. Continuous Release217 Contains 999 photographs D8 File Number Sequence218 Again fromD12 Flash Warning D11 Exposure Delay ModeD9 Information Display D10 LCD IlluminationD13 MB-D11 Battery Type Batteries fully charged Low battery. Ready fresh batteries220 221 D14 Battery OrderIcon Battery type $ EN-EL15 rechargeable Li-ion batteryFixing Shutter Speed at the Flash Sync Speed Limit E1 Flash Sync Speed222 This option controls flash sync speed223 Flash Control at 1/320 s Auto FPE2 Flash Shutter Speed E3 Flash Cntrl for Built-in FlashManual Repeating Flash224 Commander Mode 225Option Description Built-in Select the channel Press J Adjust settings for the built-in flashAdjust settings for group a Adjust settings for group BCompose the shot Frame the photograph, focus, and shoot227 Flash Compensation Flash Sync Mode DisplayE4 Modeling Flash 228E6 Bracketing Order F1 DSwitchF2 OK Button Shooting Mode E5 Auto Bracketing SetF3 Assign Fn Button 230Choose the role played by the Fn button 231 F4 Assign Preview Button F5 Assign AE-L/AF-L Button232 233 F6 Customize Command Dials234 F9 Reverse IndicatorsF7 Release Button to Use Dial F8 Slot Empty Release LockRelease button can not be used to focus Press again to cancel FV lockF10 Assign MB-D11 4Button 235236 BThe Setup Menu Camera SetupSetup menu contains the following options Format Memory CardTime Zone and Date Video ModeLCD Brightness Flicker ReductionLanguage Image Comment238 239 Auto Image RotationChoose a start option Frame a featureless white object in the viewfinderPanel displays when cleaning is complete Image Dust Off Ref PhotoAcquire dust off reference data 241Image Dust Off Reference Data Battery Info MB-D11 Battery Pack242 243 Copyright Information244 Save/Load SettingsCustom settings Saved SettingsVirtual horizon can also be displayed during live view 0 Virtual Horizon245 Tilting the CameraSaved Value AF TuningAF Fine Tune 246View the current camera firmware version Eye-Fi UploadFirmware Version 247248 NThe Retouch MenuCreate a retouched copy Creating Retouched CopiesDisplay retouch options Select retouch options250 Use Description LightingRed-Eye Correction 251Viewing Cropped Copies Trim252 Trim Image Quality and SizeMonochrome 253Selected image press 1 to increase color Soft Filter Effects254 Intensifier , or blues Blue intensifier . Press 1 toColor Balance 255Zoom Select the second image Image OverlaySelect Image overlay Select the first image257 Adjust gainPreview the overlay Save the overlaySelect a photograph Choose settings for the Jpeg copyNEF RAW Processing Select NEF RAW processingChoose a size ResizeSelect Resize Choose a destination260 Quick RetouchChoose pictures Save the resized copies261 StraightenDistortion Control FisheyeColor Outline Color Sketch262 Press Description Perspective ControlMiniature Effect 263264 Side-by-side ComparisonSelect Side-by-side comparison Compare the copy with the originalSelect an item OMy Menu/m Recent SettingsAdding Options to My Menu Select Add itemsSelect items Deleting Options from My MenuAdd more items Select Remove itemsExit to My Menu Reordering Options in My MenuSelect Rank items Position the item268 Recent SettingsSelect m Recent settings Select Choose tabCompatible Lenses Compatible CPU Lenses269 270 Compatible Non-CPU Lenses271 Incompatible Accessories and Non-CPU Lenses272 273 AF-S/AF-I TeleconverterAF-Assist Illumination Calculating Angle of View 274AS-15 Sync Terminal Adapter Use Only Nikon Flash AccessoriesOptional Flash Units Speedlights 275Guide Number Nikon Creative Lighting System CLSCLS-Compatible Flash Units 276Auto Aperture/Non-TTL Auto 277Available with SB-900, and SB-800 only Other Flash Units278 Flash sync279 280 Other AccessoriesSoftware disk Body cap Connector cover when the terminal is not in use281 EyepieceConnect the AC adapter Attaching a Power Connector and AC AdapterInsert the EP-5B power connector Open the battery-chamber q and power connector w covers283 CleaningCaring for the Camera StorageLow-Pass Filter Clean NowDisplay the Clean image sensor menu. Gbutton Select Clean now285 Clean at Startup/ShutdownSelect Clean at startup/shutdown Select an optionRemove the lens Manual CleaningCharge the battery or connect an AC adapter Select Lock mirror up for cleaningUnder no circumstances should you touch or wipe the filter Clean the filterExamine the low-pass filter 287Use a Reliable Power Source 288Foreign Matter on the Low-Pass Filter 289 Caring for the Camera and Battery Cautions290 291 AE-L/AF-L button hold Flexible program Available Settings292 White balance Set Picture Control Auto distortion controlA1 AF-C priority selection A2 AF-S priority selection B4 Center-weighted areaC2 Auto meter-off delay 293294 E6 Bracketing order F1 D switch F2 OK button shooting mode295 DefaultsPlayback Menu Defaults Shooting Menu Defaults296 Custom Settings Menu Defaults297 Setup Menu DefaultsAperture Exposure Program Mode PExposure program for mode P is shown in the following graph 298Troubleshooting Display299 Photos are out of focus Non-CPU lens is attached but camera is not in mode a or M 0Shooting All Modes 300301 AF-assist illuminator does not lightBeep does not sound Shooting P, S, A, M 302Colors are unnatural Can not change print order Playback303 Can not delete pictureMiscellaneous 304Date of recording is not correct Set camera clock 0 27 Error Messages Problem Solution305 306 307 308 Specifications Nikon D7000 Digital Camera309 310 311 312 313 314 315 Lens Care AF-S DX Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR316 CameraSubject does not fill the focus point Supplied AccessoriesOptional Accessories 317Supported Standards 318Trademark Information Approved Memory Cards 319Sdhc memory cards Memory Card Capacity 320D7-Max. Continuous Release 0 Battery Life 321Six AA batteries MB-D11 Approximately 1700 shots 322 Index206 323146 324Shutter-release button AE-L Side-by-side comparison 325326 Page 6MB10011-02
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