0.3 Adjust viewfinder diopter

Your Nikon camera is equipped with diopter adjustment to accommodate individual differences in vision. To adjust viewfinder diopter, pull the diopter knob out (1) and rotate it (2) until the focus brackets in the viewfinder are in sharp focus. Once you have adjusted diopter to your satisfaction, push the diopter knob back into the body of the camera.

Reset camera settings

When using the camera for the first time, you may want to clear changes to camera and custom settings made by previous users. After turning the camera on, you can restore settings to defaults

by holding the and buttons down together for more than two seconds (two-button reset). For more information on performing a two-button reset, see “Custom Settings and Other Camera Menus:Two-Button Reset” ( pg. 184).

Frame Count

The frame number shown in the frame count display in the control panel on top of the camera corresponds to the number of photos in the current folder on the memory card. The frame count returns to 1 when a new folder is created.

35—Rear Control Panel Display ( pg. 183)

When Frame Count is selected for Custom Setting 35, the number of exposures remaining will also be shown in the rear control panel.

For more information on:

pg. 23 Checking the battery level pg. 184 Resetting camera settings pg. 104 Adjusting viewfinder diopter pg. 140 Creating new folders

pg. 129 Deleting images pg. 56 Image quality

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