Defaults

The following defaults are restored either with a two-button reset or using [Reset shooting menu] or [Reset custom settings].

❚❚Defaults Restored with a Two-Button Reset (pg. 182)1

 

 

Option

Default

 

[ISO sensitivity] (pg. 94)

200

 

[Image quality] (pg. 56)

JPEG normal

Shooting

[Image size] (pg. 60)

L

menu 2

 

 

[White balance] (pg. 126)

Auto

 

 

Fine tuning (pg. 129)

Off

 

 

Choose color temp. (pg. 133)

5000 K

 

Focus point (pg. 66)

Center

 

Exposure mode (pg. 102)

Programmed auto

 

Flexible program (pg. 105)

Off

 

AE lock hold (pg. 112)

Off

Other

Exposure compensation (pg. 114)

Off

settings

Flash compensation (pg. 176)

Off

 

Bracketing (pg. 116)

Off

 

Flash mode (pg. 174)

Front-curtain sync

 

FV lock (pg. 178)

Off

 

Multiple exposure (pg. 184)

Off

1If the current Picture Control has been modified, existing settings for the Picture Control will also be restored.

2Only the settings in the bank currently selected using the [Shooting menu bank] option will be reset (pg. 255). Settings in all other banks are unaffected.

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D300BODY, 920162, D300OUTFIT specifications

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