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❚❚Pausing Interval Timer Photography

Interval time photography can be paused by:

•Pressing the Jbutton between intervals

•Highlighting Start > Pause in the interval timer menu and pressing J

•Turning the camera off and then on again (if desired, the memory card can be replaced while the camera is off)

•Selecting self-timer (E) or mirror-up (MUP) release modes

•Pressing the abutton

To resume shooting:

1Choose a new starting trigger.

Choose a new starting trigger and start time as described on page 208.

2Resume shooting.

Highlight Start > Restart and

press J. Note that if interval timer photography was paused during shooting, any shots remaining in the current interval will be canceled.

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Contents

Digital Camera Where to Find It Find what you’re looking for from Package Contents Symbols and Conventions Trademark Information Iii New Features Camera Setup Help Using the menusMenus and Displays My Menu Remaining Cleaning the cameraTaking Photographs Image quality and size Viewing Photographs Vii Retouching Photographs Viii Approved memory Optional AccessoriesViewing or Printing Photographs on Other Devices Compatible lenses Table of Contents 106 102104 108 149 109115 Xii Xiii 273 253Xiv 292 Xvi Xvii For Your Safety Xviii Do not use in the presence of flammable gas XixKeep out of reach of children Use appropriate cables Observe caution when using the flashCD-ROMs Xxi Battery Charger Xxii Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced XxiiiDisposing of Data Storage Devices Comply with copyright notices Before Taking Important Pictures Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesXxiv Life-Long Learning Overview Getting to Know the Camera Quick Start Guide Camera Settings Use Only Nikon Brand AccessoriesServicing the Camera and Accessories Overview Getting to Know the Camera Camera Body 222 CPU contacts Pv depth-of-field preview320 320 Tripod socket Shutter-release button for 110 Nthumbnail/playback238 200 Card slot cover release button Main command dial forAAE/AF lock BAF-ON button for Top Control Panel Number of intervals for 197 Rear Control Panel Released or the power switch is rotated toward D againLCD Illuminators White balance bracketing 118 Viewfinder Display116 130 No Battery Control Panel and Viewfinder Displays Button Turning the Monitor Off Information DisplaySee Also High ISO noise reduction Information Display Long exposure noise Changing Settings in the Information DisplayRbutton Tool Tips BS-2 Accessory Shoe Cover Camera Strap Attach a lens 0 Charge the battery 0 Insert the battery 0Quick Start Guide Insert a memory card 0 Focus and shoot 0 49 Turn the camera on 0Select single-servo autofocus 0 47 View First Steps Camera MenusBasic Photography and Playback Defaults to My Menu 0 Setup 0Shooting 0 Retouch 0 Custom Settings 0 Camera Menus Navigating the Menus Using Camera MenusMenu Controls Display the menus Highlight a menu item Select a menuPosition the cursor in the selected menu Display options Jbutton HelpSelect the highlighted item LQ button Plug the charger Charge the BatteryFirst Steps Remove the terminal cover Remove the battery and unplug the charger Charge the batteryRemove the battery when charging is complete Calibration Attach the cover to the battery Insert the BatteryRemove the battery-chamber cover Turn the camera off Latch the cover Insert the batteryInsert the battery as shown at right EN-EL4a Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries Removing the Battery Battery and ChargerCompatible Batteries Attach a Lens Position the lens Detaching the LensAttach the lens Camera’s bayonet mount Turn the camera on Basic SetupSelect Language in the setup menu Select a language Turn daylight saving time on or off Select Time zone and dateSet time zone Set the date and time Exit to shooting mode Set date format Open the card slot cover Insert a Memory CardInserting and Removing Memory Cards Insert the memory card Pop up w and the green access lampWill light briefly Close the card slot cover Confirm that the access lamp is off and turn the camera offRemoving Memory Cards Remove the memory card Press the Q buttons again Format the Memory CardTurn the camera on Press the Q buttons Slot 2 by rotating the main Memory Cards No Memory Card Remove the lens cap and turn the camera on Adjust Viewfinder FocusLift the diopter adjustment control Focus the viewfinder AF area brackets Focus point Replace the diopter adjustment control Push the diopter adjustment control back in e Turn the Camera On Check the battery levelDescription Number reaches zero, Nand n Battery IndicatorCheck the number of exposures remaining Right. No further pictures can be taken Exposure meters on Exposure meters off Information when the camera is onAuto Meter Off Camera Off Display Choose exposure mode e Adjust Camera SettingsChoose single frame release mode Autofocus Choose single-point AFChoose single-servo Selector Choose matrix metering Check camera settingsExposure mode Top control panel Release button Halfway to focus Focus and ShootPress the shutter Photo in the viewfinder Shutter-Release Button Focus View additional pictures Viewing PhotographsPress the Kbutton. Kbutton Image Review Delete the photograph Deleting Unwanted PhotographsDisplay the photograph Press the Obutton. a Live view Framing Photographs in the Monitor Framing Photographs in the Monitor Phase-Detection Versus Contrast-Detect AFFlicker Frame a picture in the viewfinder Tripod Mode hView mode in the shooting menu Choose Tripod for Live Gbutton Focus Manual focus focus mode M 0 99 Use zoom for precise focusContrast-Detect Autofocus Nbutton Take the pictureExposure Preview Press the abutton to end live view Focusing with Contrast-Detect AutofocusEnd live view Remote Cords Hand-Held Mode g Frame a picture in the monitor Focus Shooting in Live View Mode AF area brackets AF area brackets are displayed only in hand-held modeInformation Display Hand-heldTripod No Picture Monitor BrightnessPage This chapter describes how to record movies in live view Recording Movies Viewing Movies Editing Movies Recording Movies Choose a live view mode G buttonShooting menu Start recording. Pv button jicon Focusing During RecordingFocus.Bbutton Frame the opening shot End recording Maximum Size Recording Movies Exposure Mode MRecording ends automatically if the lens is removed Adjust movie settings before recording Movie SettingsSelect Movie settings Gbutton in the shooting menu Choose movie options Using an External Microphone Using a TV as a Monitor High-Sensitivity Movie Mode Viewing Movies Icon Choose an option Editing MoviesTrimming Movies To trim the opening footage from the copy, highlight Retouch Menu Save the copyTrimming Movies Movies can also be edited from the retouch menu 0 View the movie and choose a frame Saving Selected FramesChoose Save selected frame Save the selected frame DImage Recording Options Image Area Image Quality Image Size Slot Auto DX Crop Image Area2 × picture angle or to a 5 4 aspect ratio Picture angle equivalent to a Nikkor lens on a FX format Choose Image AreaOption Description FX 36×24 Approximate focal length of the lens in 35mm Viewfinder Display Selected option is shown in the information displayDX Lenses 1.2 ×, DX format, and 5 4 crops are shown below Select Image area Adjust settingsImage Area Menu Highlight Auto DX crop or Choose image area and press Fn button Fn ButtonPerformed during live view or Auto DX Crop Image Quality Qual button Rear control panel NEF RAW Recording Type Jpeg CompressionNEF RAW Recording NEF RAW Bit Depth Image Size Qual button Sub-command dial Rear control panelImage area Option Size pixels Print size cm/in NEF RAW Images Image Size Menu Slot For information on saving movies to a selected slot, see NFocus Controlling How the Camera Focuses Focus Mode Option Description Predictive Focus Tracking Button BButtonsBbutton for vertical shooting AF-Area Mode AF-area mode is shown in the information display Single-point AF Select the focus point Focus Point SelectionRotate the focus selector N lock to Focus selector lock Portrait Tall-Orientation Photographs Appears in the viewfinder Check that the in-focus indicatorFocus Lock Shutter-Release Button AE-L Recompose Photograph and shoot Shutter-release Button AE-L/AF-L button Getting Good Results with Autofocus AF Lenses To focus manually, adjust the lens focusManual Focus Manual focus lenses Set the camera focus-mode selector to M Focus in the viewfinder before shooting Electronic Rangefinder100 Focal Plane Position 106 102104 108 Camera supports the following release modes Choosing a Release Mode102 Mode 103 Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot Continuous ModeSelect CH or CL mode 104 Buffer Size 105Memory Buffer Frame the photograph and focus Self-Timer ModeSelect self-timer mode 106 Start the timer 107 Raise the mirror Mirror up ModeSelect mirror up mode Take a picture 112 Reacting Faster to Light110 109 ISO button Choosing ISO Sensitivity Manually110 Dial Top control panel Rear control panel Hi 0.3-Hi 111ISO Sensitivity Menu Lo 0.3-Lo Select On 112 ISO sensitivity is automatically Using Maximum sensitivity the minimum value for auto113 Maximum value for auto ISO sensitivity can be selected 114 Controlling How the Camera Sets Exposure 116 MeteringMethod To choose a metering method 117Matrix Metering 118 Exposure ModeMode Description Lens Types Depth-of-Field Preview Custom Setting e3-Modeling Flash119 To preview the effects of aperture, press Programmed Auto Select exposure mode eButton Main command dial 120 121 Flexible Program Choose a shutter speed Select exposure mode fShutter-Priority Auto 122 Select exposure Mode gAperture-Priority Auto Choose an aperture 124 Use the lens aperture ring to adjust apertureNon-CPU Lenses 0 366 Manual Select exposure mode h125 126 Choose aperture and shutter speedShoot Frame a photograph, focus, Custom Setting b2 set to 1/3 step Exposure IndicatorsReverse Indicators 127 Ready the camera Long Time-Exposures128 129 Press the shutter-release button all the way downRelease the shutter-release button Shutter speed 35 s aperture f/25 Shutter-Speed Lock Fbutton Main command dial130 131 Aperture LockFbutton Lock exposure Select center-weighted or Metering selector spot metering 0Autoexposure AE Lock 132 Recompose the photograph Adjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture133 Metered Area Exposure Compensation 134 135 Using a FlashViewfinder and top control panel Select flash or BracketingExposure and Flash Bracketing Menu Choose the number of shots Dbutton Main command Top control panel DialBracketing indicator 137 138 Sub-command Top control panelSelect an exposure increment Dbutton 139 No. shots 3 increment Exposure and Flash Bracketing Canceling Bracketing140 Exposure Bracketing Select white balance bracketing IndicatorWhite Balance Bracketing 141 Choose from increments of 1 5 mired, 2 10 mired, or Select a white balance increment142 Bracketing programs with an increment of 1 are listed below 143 144 White Balance Bracketing Select ADL bracketing Main command Top control panelADL Bracketing 145 Active D-Lighting is shown in the top control panel Select Active D-Lighting146 Control panel display 147 148 ADL Bracketing 153 Keeping Colors True150 157 White Balance Options 150 White Balance Menu 151Rear control panel WB button IFluorescent Color Temperature 152 153 White Balance MenuSelect a white balance Gbutton Option in the shooting Menu To display the menus Press the Gbutton 154 Fine tune white balancePress J Amber A-blue B axis and the green G-magenta M 155 White Balance Fine TuningColor Temperature Fine-Tuning Mired WB Button 156 Choose Color Temperature White Balance Menu 157 Method Description Preset Manual158 Neutral gray or white object is placed under D-4 White Balance Presets159 Store values copied from d-0 0 Light a reference object Set white balance to L Preset manualMeasuring a Value for White Balance 160 161 Measure white balanceCheck the results Flashing a Preset d-0 Select preset d-0Direct Measurement Mode 162 Manual for White Balance Shooting menu Select L PresetCopy d-0 to the selected preset Select a destination Choose Select image Select L Preset manualHighlight Preset manual in the white balance menu 164 Copy white balance Choosing a White Balance PresetHighlight a source image 165 Highlight Preset manual in the white balance menu and press Selecting a White Balance PresetSelect a preset Select Set Selecting a White Balance Preset the WB Button 167 Edit the comment Entering a CommentSelect Edit comment 168 183 170181 169 Select Set Picture Picture ControlsSelecting a Picture Control Select a Picture Control 171 Preset Picture Controls Versus Custom Picture ControlsPicture Control Indicator Optional Picture Controls 172 Repeat this step until all settings have been adjusted, orModifying Existing Picture Controls Set Picture Control menu Picture Control Settings 173 Auto Previous Settings174 Picture Control Grid Toning Monochrome Only 175Custom Picture Controls Select Save/edit Creating Custom Picture ControlsSelect Manage Picture Gbutton Control in the shooting menu 176 177 Edit the selected Picture ControlName the Picture Control Text-entry dialog shown 178 Original Picture Control icon Sharing Custom Picture Controls 179 Use Slot 180Saving Custom Picture Controls Active D-Lighting 181 182 Select ActiveLighting Shooting menu Lighting Select a color space Color SpaceSelect Color space 183 184 Nikon Software 192 Using Optional Flash Units186 193 See the manual provided with the flash unit for details Using a Flash186 Sync Terminal 187 SU-800 Wireless Speedlight CommanderNikon Creative Lighting System CLS Guide Number Flash mode/feature 188 189 Other Flash UnitsModeling Illumination 190 17-19 mm 20-105 mm Use Only Nikon Flash Accessories191 24-34 mm 35-49 mm TTL Flash Control 192 193 Flash ModesCamera supports the following flash modes 194 Choosing a Flash ModeMbutton Shutter Speed and Aperture 195Studio Flash Systems Shutter speed Aperture Assign FV lock to the Fn button Set the flash unit to TTL or AA modeFV Lock Attach a CLS-compatible flash unit Take the photograph Lock flash levelRecompose the photograph 197 Metering areas for FV lock are as follows Release FV lock198 Flash unit 208 200202 214 200 Button button Option DefaultOption Default Off See page 392 for a list of default settings 201 Select Multiple Multiple ExposureCreating a Multiple Exposure Exposure Shooting menu 203 Select a modeHighlight Multiple exposure mode and press Highlight one of the following and press J Exposure mode by pressing the Dbutton 204 205 Adjust gainContinuous high-speed and continuous low Interrupting Multiple Exposures 206 207 Other SettingsVoice Memos Shooting Shooting menu Select Interval timerHighlight Interval timer Select a starting trigger Shots per interval Choose a start timeChoose an interval 209 Highlight Start On and press Jto return to the shooting Start shooting210 Out of Memory 211 During interval timer photography, the QUsing the Monitor During Shooting Resume shooting Pausing Interval Timer PhotographyChoose a new starting trigger 212 No Photograph Interrupting Interval Timer PhotographyRelease Mode 213 Focal Length Not Listed Non-CPU Lenses214 Zoom Lenses Select Non-CPU lens Data in the setup MenuNon-CPU Lens Data Menu Select a lens number Assign non-CPU lens number selection to a camera control Choosing a Lens Number Using Camera ControlsSelect Done Use the selected control to choose a lens number GP-1 GPS Unit Using a GPS Unit217 218 Other GPS UnitsMC-35 Heading KIcon219 Coordinated Universal Time UTC Disable Setup Menu OptionsEnable 220 Playback Options 222 Full-Frame PlaybackKbutton 223 Use Description 224Two Memory Cards Photo Information 225 File Information 226 Highlights 227 RGB Histogram 228 Playback Zoom 229Histograms Shooting Data Page 1 230 Shooting Data Page 2 231 Shooting Data Page 4 Shooting Data Page 3232 GPS Data 233 Overview Data 234 Following operations can be performed Viewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback235 Thumbnail playback Press Nbutton and rotate sub Command dial to scroll through236 Images a page at a time Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom 237 Press the Lbutton Protecting Photographs from DeletionSelect an image 238 239 Removing Protection from All Images Press the Obutton Deleting PhotographsFull-Frame and Thumbnail Playback 240 241 Delete option Playback menu Playback MenuSelected Deleting Selected Photographs Highlight a picture Press Jto complete the operation Select the highlighted picture243 244 251 Recording and Playback246 245 Voice Memo Recording Voice MemosReadying the Camera for Recording 246 Voice Memo Button Voice Memo Overwrite247 248 Automatic Recording Shooting ModeManual Recording Shooting Mode If On Auto and manual is selected for Voice memo 0 Press and hold the Hbutton Playback ModeChoose a photograph 249 Voice Memo File Names 250After Recording Voice memos are stored as WAV files with names of the form Playing Voice Memos 251 252 Selected. Press Jto make selection and return to setup menuVoice Memo Playback Options Voice memos are not played back. b icon is 258 Connecting to External Devices254 269 Supported Operating Systems Connecting to a ComputerConnecting Cables 254 Connect the USB cable Direct USB ConnectionTurn the camera off Turn the computer on 255 Nikon Transfer will start automatically Turn the camera on Transfer photographs256 Nikon Transfer Help menu 257 Wireless and Ethernet NetworksMode Function Camera Control Pro 258 Printing PhotographsPrinting Via Direct USB Connection Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable Connecting the Printer259 Display printing options Printing Pictures One at a TimeSelect a picture 260 261 Adjust printing optionsChoose Printer default default Press 1 or 3 to highlight an option and press 2 to select 262 Start printingSize, Border, Time Stamp, and Cropping Choose Print select or Print Dpof Printing Multiple PicturesDisplay the PictBridge 263 Select pictures 264 265 Select Index print Creating Index Prints266 Print set Dpof Item in the playback Menu Creating a Dpof Print Order Print SetChoose Select/set for 267 268 Select imprint optionsComplete the print order Highlight Done and press J to complete the print order Connect the supplied A/V cable as shown Viewing Photographs on TVStandard Definition Devices Tune the television to the video channel Turn the camera on and press Kbutton 270 Tune the device to the Hdmi channel High-Definition DevicesConnect the Hdmi cable as shown 271 272 292 274284 325 DThe Playback Menu Menu defaults are listed on274 Choose Select/set Playback FolderHide Image 275 276 Press Jto complete the operation Save changes and exit Display ModeSelect options 277 Select the source folder Copy ImagesChoose Select images Make the initial selection Select a destination folder Select additional imagesChoose Select destination folder 279 Highlight Copy images? and press Copy the images280 Copying Images 281 Image ReviewAfter Delete Choose the picture displayed after an image is deleted Slide Show Rotate Tall282 Entire memo has not been played Audio Playback283 Played, even if frame interval is shorter than voice 284 285 Shooting Menu BankShooting Menu Bank Enter a name Renaming Shooting Menu BanksSelect a bank 286 Extended Menu Banks Reset Shooting Menu287 Select Select folder by number Select Folder by NumberActive Folder Choose a folder number Highlight a folder Select Folder from ListChoose Select folder from list Select the highlighted folder 290 File NamingVignette Control Extensions 291 High ISO NRHigh ISO NR has no effect on movies ACustom Settings 292 Following Custom Settings are available 293 Custom Settings Bank Custom Setting BankReset Custom Settings 294 This option controls whether A1 AF-C Priority Selection295 Focus priority in continuous-servo A3 Dynamic AF Area Single-servo AF, rotate the focus Mode selector to SA2 AF-S Priority Selection 296 Option Description Points 2973D-tracking Long A5 AF Activation298 Short 299 A6 Focus point IlluminationA7 Focus Point Wrap-Around A9 AF-ON Button Choose the function performed when Bbutton is pressedA8 AF Point Selection 300 AE lock only A10 Vertical AF-ON Button301 AE lock Hold 302 B1 ISO Sensitivity Step Value 303 B4 Easy Exposure Compensation Gbutton ACustom Settings menuChange Main/Sub Fine-Tuning Exposure B5 Center-Weighted AreaB6 Fine Tune Optimal Exposure Gbutton ACustom Settings menu 304 C3 Self-Timer C2 Auto Meter-off Delay305 D1 Beep C4 Monitor off Delay306 D2 Shooting Speed D3 Max. Continuous Release Gbutton ACustom Settings menu307 308 ResetD4 File Number Sequence File Number Sequence D5 Control Panel/Viewfinder D6 Information Display309 Choose from Frame count l and Exposures D8 LCD Illumination D9 Exposure Delay ModeD7 Screen Tips 310 This option controls flash sync speed E1 Flash Sync Speed311 Fixing Shutter Speed at the Flash Sync Speed Limit E3 Modeling Flash Image quality settings of NEF RAW or NEF RAW + JpegE2 Flash Shutter Speed E4 Auto Bracketing Set E6 Bracketing Order E5 Auto Bracketing Mode M Gbutton ACustom Settings menu313 314 Shooting ModePlayback Mode Select center focus point F3 Photo Info/Playback Live ViewF2 Multi Selector 315 F4 Assign Fn Button Fn Button Press316 317 318 Fn button + command dialsPress the Fn button and rotate Main command dial to Camera tilted right Camera level Choose Focus point-selection Button Fn button + command DialsPortrait Tall-Orientation Photographs 319 320 Button for verticalShooting Select the focus point Unlock the shutter-release 321 F5 Assign Preview ButtonF6 Assign AE-L/AF-L Button Choose the role played by the AE-L/AF-L 322 F8 Customize Command Dials Gbutton ACustom Settings menuF7 Assign BKT Button Choose the role played by the Dbutton 323 Live View F10 No Memory Card? F9 Release Button to Use Dial Gbutton ACustom Settings menuF11 Reverse Indicators 324 325 326 Format Memory CardLCD Brightness During Formatting Choose a start option Image Sensor CleaningImage Dust Off Ref Photo 327 328 Frame a featureless white object in the viewfinderAcquire dust off reference data Image Dust Off Reference Data Camera is equipped with an Hdmi High-Definition Video Mode329 Option Description Auto Time Zone and Date Bblinks in the top control panel when the clock is not setFlicker Reduction 330 Image Comment Language331 Auto Image Rotation 332 Battery Info 333 334 Image AuthenticationCopies 335 Copyright InformationCopyright Information 336 Save/Load SettingsMenu Option Saved Settings 337 338 Virtual HorizonReference line Tilting the Camera 339 AF Fine TuneValue 340 Firmware VersionView the current camera firmware version NThe Retouch Menu 341 342 Creating Retouched CopiesSelect an item in the retouch menu To create a retouched copy Create a retouched copy Monitor off DelayDisplay retouch options 343 344 LightingBeforeAfter Red-Eye Correction 345 Trim 346 Trim Image Quality and Size Monochrome347 Viewing Cropped Copies Color Balance Filter Effects348 349 Image OverlaySelect Image overlay Highlight Image overlay 350 Display NEF RAW imagesSelect a photograph Select the second photograph Preview the overlay Set gainHighlight the Preview column 351 352 Save the overlayImage Overlay 353 NEF RAW ProcessingSelect NEF RAW processing Copy the photograph Adjust NEF RAW processing settings354 Choose a size ResizeSelect Resize 355 356 Choose picturesSave the resized copies Highlight Select image and press 357 Making a Side-by-Side ComparisonSide-by-Side Comparison Compare retouched copies to the original photographs 358 Compare the copy with the originalSide-by-Side Comparison Select Add items Adding Options to My Menu359 Add more items Select an itemPosition the new item 360 Select items Deleting Options from My MenuSelect Remove items Delete the selected items Position the item Reordering Options in My MenuSelect Rank items 362 Select Choose tab Displaying Recent SettingsSelect m Recent settings 363 364 Camera Care, Options, and Resources Compatible Lenses Lens/accessory366 367 368 369 Compatible Non-CPU Lenses × 30×20 picture size 370Picture Angle and Focal Length 30×24 picture size 371 30×24 is selected 372 Other AccessoriesAdapters 373 Eyepiece Filters Wireless Speedlight Commander SU-800374 Nikon SB-900, SB-800, SB-600, and SB-400 Speedlights Software 375PC card Body cap 376 Storage CleaningCaring for the Camera 377 Low-Pass Filter Select Clean imageSensor in the setup Menu Place the camera base down Highlight Clean now and press Select Clean nowSelect Clean at startup/ shutdown 379 Select an option 380 Select Lock mirror up for cleaning Charge the battery or connect an AC adapter381 Examine the low-pass filter Clean the filter382 383 Use a Reliable Power SourceShould be included when the camera is inspected or serviced Foreign Matter on the Low-Pass Filter Remove the lens Replacing the Focusing ScreenInsert the replacement screen Unlatch the screen holder Latch the screen holder Replacing Focusing ScreensDo not touch the surface of the mirror or focusing screens 385 Open the clock battery chamber Replacing the Clock BatteryRemove the main battery Remove the clock battery Insert the replacement battery Set the camera clock Close the clock battery chamberReplace the main battery 387 Caring for the Camera Battery Cautions 388 389 390 391 Shooting Menu Defaults DefaultsPlayback Menu Defaults 392 Custom Settings Menu Defaults 393 394 395 Setup Menu Defaults 396 397 Exposure ProgramShutter speed Display Troubleshooting398 399 ShootingCan not select focus point 400 Photos not recorded in live view modePhotos are blotched or smeared External microphone is disconnected during recording Playback401 225 375 Miscellaneous402 Date of recording is not correct Set camera clock 0 Problem Solution Error MessagesIndicator 403 404 405 406 407 408 SpecificationsNikon D3S Digital Camera Type 409 Electronic rangefinder can be used if maximum 410Aperture is f/5.6 or faster 411 412 413 414 415 416 Supported Standards Calibrating Batteries 417 418 Battery WarningCharging and Calibrating Two Batteries Approved Memory Cards 419 Memory Card Capacity 420 DX 24×16 Image Area 421 422 D3-Max. Continuous Release 0 Battery Life 423 424 425 SymbolsIndex Numerics 426 427 302 428 Print options PictBridge Setup menu 261 429 430 431 432 Page 6MB07411-04

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❚❚Pausing Interval Timer Photography

1Choose a new starting trigger.

2Resume shooting.

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