Digital Camera
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Package Contents
Symbols and Conventions
Trademark Information
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New Features
Camera Setup
Menus and Displays
Taking Photographs
Photo info
Viewing Photographs
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Photo info, highlights
Retouching Photographs
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Approved memory
Optional Accessories
Viewing or Printing Photographs on Other Devices
Compatible lenses
Table of Contents
Framing Pictures in the Monitor Live View
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For Your Safety
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Do not use in the presence of flammable gas
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Keep out of reach of children
Use appropriate cables
Observe caution when using the flash
CD-ROMs
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Battery Charger
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Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced
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Disposing of Data Storage Devices
Comply with copyright notices
Before Taking Important Pictures
Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories
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Life-Long Learning
XIntroduction
Overview Getting to Know the Camera
Camera Settings
Use Only Nikon Brand Accessories
Servicing the Camera and Accessories
Overview
Getting to Know the Camera
Camera Body
CPU contacts
Depth-of-field preview
Contact cover for optional MB-D10
Tripod socket
Wthumbnail/playback
Xplayback zoom
AAE/AF lock
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Multi selector center
Control Panel
Number of intervals for
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Viewfinder Display
No Battery
Control Panel and Viewfinder Displays
Button Turning the Monitor Off
Information Display
See Also
Long exposure noise reduction
Information Display
Tool Tips
Changing Settings in the Information Display
Rbutton
Viewing Button Assignments
BM-8 Monitor Cover
First Steps
Camera Menus
Basic Photography and Playback
Camera Menus
Setup 0
Defaults to My Menu 0
Playback 0
Navigating the Menus
Using Camera Menus
Menu Controls
Display the menus
Highlight a menu item
Select a menu
Position the cursor in the selected menu
Display options
Jbutton
Help
Select the highlighted item
LQ button
Plug the charger
Charge the Battery
First Steps
Remove the terminal cover
Remove the battery when charging is complete
Insert the battery
Battery Charging charging complete
Close the battery-chamber cover
Insert the Battery
Open the battery-chamber cover
Turn the camera off
Incompatible Batteries
Battery and Charger
When the battery is not in use
EN-EL3e Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries
Attach a Lens
Mounting index
Autofocus with manual priority
Detaching the Lens
Attach the lens
CPU Lenses with Aperture Rings
Select Language
Basic Setup
Turn the camera on
Select a language
Turn daylight saving time on or off
Select Time zone and date
Set time zone
Set the date and time
Set date format
Exit to shooting mode
Clock Battery
Camera Clock
Insert the memory card
Insert a Memory Card
Open the card slot cover
Slide the card slot cover out q and open the card slot w
Close the card slot cover
Remove the memory card
Confirm that the access lamp is off and turn the camera off
Removing Memory Cards
CompactFlash memory cards Open
Press the Q buttons again
Format the Memory Card
Turn the camera on Press the Q buttons
Formatting Memory Cards
Memory Cards
Write Protect Switch
No Memory Card
Focus the viewfinder
Adjust Viewfinder Focus
Adjusting Viewfinder Focus
Remove the lens cap and turn the camera on
Turn the Camera On
Check the battery level
Check the battery level in the control panel or viewfinder
Description
Large-Capacity Memory Cards
Check the number of exposures remaining
Sures, the exposure count display will show 1.2 K
Auto Meter Off
LCD Illuminators
Camera Off Display
Choose single frame release mode
Adjust Camera Settings
Choose exposure mode e
Choose single-point AF
Autofocus
Check camera settings
Choose single-servo
Choose matrix metering
Ready the Camera
Release button Halfway to focus
Focus and Shoot
Press the shutter
Photo in the viewfinder
While the photograph is being
Smoothly press the shutter Release-button the rest
Way down to take the picture
Shutter-Release Button
View additional pictures
Viewing Photographs
Press the Kbutton
Kbutton
Delete the photograph
Deleting Unwanted Photographs
Display the photograph
Delete as described in Viewing
XFraming Pictures in the Monitor Live View
Framing Photographs in the Monitor
Phase-Detection Versus Contrast-Detect AF
Framing Photographs in the Monitor
Frame a picture in the viewfinder
Tripod Mode h
Live view mode
Choose Tripod for
Contrast-detect focus point
To focus using contrast-detect
Focus
Bbutton
End live view
Focusing with Contrast-Detect Autofocus
Take the picture
Press the abutton to end live view
Choose Hand-held
Hand-Held Mode g
For Live view mode
Frame a picture in the monitor
Focus
No Picture
Shooting in Live View Mode
Exposure Compensation
AF area brackets
AF area brackets are displayed only in hand held mode
Button
Hand-heldTripod
Monitor brightness can be adjusted by
Monitor Brightness
This chapter describes how to record movies in live view
Recording Movies Viewing Movies Editing Movies
Recording Movies
Choose a live view mode. Gbutton
Focus.Bbutton
Focusing During Recording
Start recording
End recording
Maximum Size
When used in live view mode for extended
Recording Movies
Adjust movie settings before recording
Movie Settings
Select Movie settings. Gbutton
Choose movie options
2icon
Viewing Movies
Is displayed in full-frame and movie playback
Select Edit movie
Editing Movies
Display retouch options
Choose an option
Retouch Menu
Save the copy
Movies can also be edited from the retouch menu 0
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This section describes how to choose image quality and size
Image Quality Image Size Using Two Memory Cards
NEF RAW Recording
Image Quality
Option File type Description
Jpeg Compression
Image Quality Menu
Qual button
Deleting the Jpeg copy will not delete the NEF RAW image
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NEF RAW Recording Type
Jpeg Compression
NEF RAW Recording NEF RAW Bit Depth
Qual button Sub-command dial Control panel Image Size Menu
Image Size
Item in the shooting menu. Select CF card slot to designate
Using Two Memory Cards
Backup and RAW Primary, Jpeg Secondary
Jpeg copies only to the secondary card
NFocus
Controlling How the Camera Focuses
Focus Mode
Option Description
For the purpose of focusing the camera
Predictive Focus Tracking
AF-Area Mode
Dynamic
AF-area mode is shown in the control panel Indicator
Single-point AF
Area AF
Rotate the focus selector Lock to
Focus Point Selection
Select the focus point
See Also
Focus Lock
Shutter-Release Button AE-L
Recompose Photograph and shoot
Shutter-release Button AE-L/AF-L button
Example subject is inside a cage
Getting Good Results with Autofocus
Example subject is the same color as the background
Example blinds or a row of windows in a skyscraper
AF Lenses
Manual Focus
Manual focus lenses Set the camera focus-mode selector to M
Focal Plane Position
Electronic Rangefinder
Shooting
Focal plane mark
KRelease Mode
Camera supports the following release modes
Choosing a Release Mode
Mode
Release mode dial lock release
Continuous low speed mode
Continuous Mode
Select CH or CL mode
Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot
Power source
Power Source and Frame Rate
Frame advance rate varies with the power source used
Buffer Size
Memory Buffer
Pictures that can be taken in a single burst, see
Select self-timer mode
Self-Timer Mode
Frame the photograph
Start the timer
Timer count-down, see Custom Setting d1 Beep, 0
Raise the mirror
Mirror up Mode
Select mirror up mode
Take a picture
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Siso Sensitivity
Reacting Faster to Light
ISO button Main command Dial Control panel
Choosing ISO Sensitivity Manually
ISO Sensitivity Menu
ISO Sensitivity Settings
Custom Setting b1
2500, 3200, Hi 0.3, Hi 0.7, Hi
Auto control
Adjust settings
Select ISO sensitivity
Select On
Auto ISO Sensitivity Control
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Controlling How the Camera Sets Exposure
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Metering
Method
To choose a metering method
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Matrix Metering
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Exposure Mode
Mode Description
Lens Types
Custom Setting e4-Modeling Flash
Button Main command dial Depth-of-Field Preview
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Select exposure mode e
Programmed Auto
Shutter speed 1/320 s aperture f/9
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Exposure mode e, different combinations
Flexible Program
Choose a shutter speed
Select exposure mode f
Shutter-Priority Auto
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Select exposure
Mode g
Aperture-Priority Auto
Choose an aperture
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Use the lens aperture ring to adjust aperture
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Mode h
Manual
Control panel
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Choose aperture and shutter speed
Shoot
Aperture Shutter speed
Custom Setting b2 set to 1/3 step
Exposure Indicators
Reverse Indicators
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Ready the camera
Long Time-Exposures
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Press the shutter-release button all the way down
Release the shutter-release button
Shutter speed 35 s aperture f/25
Lock exposure
Select center-weighted or Metering selector spot metering 0
Autoexposure AE Lock
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Recompose the photograph
Adjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture
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Metered Area
Exposure Compensation
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For information on making adjustments to exposure
Using a Flash
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Select flash or
Bracketing
Exposure and Flash Bracketing
Exposure bracketing
Choose the number of shots
Fn button Main command Control panel
Bracketing indicator
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Select an exposure increment
Fn button Sub-command
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Exposure increment Exposure increment Exposure increment
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No. shots 3 increment
+1 EV
Exposure and Flash Bracketing
Canceling Bracketing
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Exposure Bracketing
White Balance Bracketing
Fn button Main command Control panel Dial
Indicator
Select white balance bracketing
Choose from increments of 1 5 mired, 2 10 mired, or
Select a white balance increment
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Bracketing programs with an increment of 1 are listed below
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White Balance Bracketing
Select ADL bracketing
Fn button Main command
ADL Bracketing
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Active D-Lighting is shown in the control panel
Select Active D-Lighting
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Fn button
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ADL Bracketing
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Keeping Colors True
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White Balance Options
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White Balance Menu
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Control panel WB button
IFluorescent
Color Temperature
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Select a white balance Gbutton option
Button and rotating the sub-command dial
White Balance Menu
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Fine tune white balance
Press J
Amber A-blue B axis and the green G-magenta M
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White Balance Fine Tuning
Color Temperature Fine-Tuning
Mired
WB Button
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Choose Color Temperature
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Method Description
Preset Manual
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Neutral gray or white object is placed under
D-4
White Balance Presets
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Store values copied from d-0 0
Measuring a Value for White Balance
Set white balance to LPreset manual
Select direct measurement mode
Light a reference object
Check the results
Measure white balance
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Preset d-0
Select preset d-0
Direct Measurement Mode
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Manual
Select LPreset
Copy d-0 to the selected preset
Select a destination
Choose Select image
Select LPreset manual
Highlight Preset manual in the white balance menu
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Copy white balance
Choosing a White Balance Preset
Highlight a source image
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Highlight Preset manual in the white balance menu and press
Selecting a White Balance Preset
Select a preset
Select Set
Selecting a White Balance Preset the WB Button
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Edit the comment
Entering a Comment
Select Edit comment
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Select Set Picture
Picture Controls
Selecting a Picture Control
Control
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Preset Picture Controls Versus Custom Picture Controls
Picture Control Indicator
Optional Picture Controls
Modifying Existing Picture Controls
Or make manual adjustments to individual settings
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Picture Control Settings
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Auto
Previous Settings
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Picture Control Grid
Toning Monochrome Only
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Custom Picture Controls
Select Save/edit
Creating Custom Picture Controls
Select Manage Picture Gbutton Control
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Edit the selected Picture Control
Name the Picture Control
Text-entry dialog shown
Manage Picture Control Rename
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Original Picture Control icon
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Sharing Custom Picture Controls
Saving Custom Picture Controls
Active D-Lighting
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To use active D-Lighting
Select Active D-Lighting. Gbutton
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Highlight YAuto, ZExtra
Select a color space
Color Space
Select Color space
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Nikon Software
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Using the Built-in Flash
Built-in Flash
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Press the flash pop-up button
Using the Built-in Flash
Choose a flash mode
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Check exposure shutter speed and aperture
Shutter speed Aperture
Lowering the Built-in Flash
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Range
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Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range
Maximum aperture at ISO equivalent 200 400 800 1600 3200
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Flash Modes
D300S supports the following flash modes
Flash Control Mode
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YM button
Flash Compensation
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±0 EV Ybutton pressed +1.0 EV
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FV Lock
Assign FV lock to the Fn button
Assign Fn button Fn button press
Recompose the photograph Take the photograph
Using FV Lock with the Built-in Flash
Lock flash level
Release FV lock
Flash unit
Using FV Lock with Optional Flash Units
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Metered area
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Option Default
Ebutton Qual button Option Default
Off
See page 368 for a list of default settings
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Select Multiple
Multiple Exposure
Creating a Multiple Exposure
Exposure
Set gain
Select the number of shots
Select Auto gain
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Select Done
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Other Settings
Used
Interrupting Multiple Exposures
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Shooting
Interval Timer Photography
Select Interval timer
Select a starting trigger
Shots per interval
Choose a start time
Choose an interval
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Start shooting
Out of Memory
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During interval timer photography, the Qicon
During Shooting
Resume shooting
Pausing Interval Timer Photography
Choose a new starting trigger
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No Photograph
Interrupting Interval Timer Photography
Using the Monitor
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Focal Length Not Listed
Non-CPU Lenses
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Zoom Lenses
Select a lens number
Non-CPU Lens Data Menu
Select Non-CPU lens Gbutton data
Select a focal length
Use the selected control to choose a lens number
Choosing a Lens Number Using Camera Controls
Assign non-CPU lens number selection to a camera control
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GP-1 GPS Unit
Using a GPS Unit
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Other GPS Units
MC-35
KIcon
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Setup Menu Options
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Playback Options
Full-Frame Playback
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For details
Photo Information
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File Information
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Highlights
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RGB Histogram
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Playback Zoom
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Histograms
Shooting Data Page 1
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Shooting Data Page 2
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GPS Data
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Overview Data
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Viewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback
Following operations can be performed
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Choosing a Memory Card
Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom
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Press the Lbutton
Protecting Photographs from Deletion
Select an image
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Press the Obutton
Deleting Photographs
Full-Frame and Thumbnail Playback
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Choose Selected
Playback Menu
Selected Deleting Selected Photographs
Highlight a picture
Press Jto complete the operation
Select the highlighted picture
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Connecting to External Devices
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Supported Operating Systems
Connecting to a Computer
Connecting Cables
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Connect the USB cable
Direct USB Connection
Turn the camera off Turn the computer on
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Select Nikon Transfer help from
Transfer photographs
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Nikon Transfer Help menu
Transfer Mode
Wireless and Ethernet Networks
Mode Function
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Retouch menu 0
Printing Photographs
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Printing Via Direct USB Connection
Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable
Connecting the Printer
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Select a picture
Adjust printing options
Printing Pictures One at a Time
Display printing options
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Default default for current
Choose Printer default default
Printer, Print with border print
Start printing
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Menu
Printing Multiple Pictures
Display the PictBridge
Choose Print select or Print Dpof
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Select pictures
Use the multi selector to scroll
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Select Index print
Creating Index Prints
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Creating a Dpof Print Order Print Set
Choose Select/set
Press the Gbutton
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Select imprint options
Complete the print order
Highlight Done and press J to complete the print order
Connect the supplied A/V cable as shown
Viewing Photographs on TV
Standard Definition Devices
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Television Playback
Video Mode
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Slide Shows
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High-Definition Devices
Connect the Hdmi cable as shown
Connect to high- definition device
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DThe Playback Menu
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Choose Select/set. Gbutton
Playback Folder
Hide Image
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Press Jto complete the operation
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Use the multi selector to scroll through the pictures on
Save changes and exit
Display Mode
Select options
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Select the source card
Copy Images
Choose Select source
Choose Select images
Choose Select destination folder
Make the initial selection
Select additional images
Select a destination folder
Folder, and press J
Copy the images
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Highlight Copy images? and press
Rotate Tall
Image Review
After Delete
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Exit to return to the playback menu
Slide Show
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Start slide show
CThe Shooting Menu
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Select a bank
Renaming Shooting Menu Banks
Shooting Menu Bank
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Press 4 or 2. To enter a new
Enter a name
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After editing the name, press J
Active Folder
Reset Shooting Menu
New Folder Number
Select New folder number
Highlight a folder
Select Folder
Choose Select folder
Select the highlighted folder
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File Naming
Long Exp. NR
Long ExposureNoise Reduction
High ISO NR
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ACustom Settings
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Following Custom Settings are available
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Custom Settings Bank
Custom Setting Bank
Reset Custom Settings
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This option controls whether
A1 AF-C Priority Selection
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Focus priority in continuous-servo
A3 Dynamic AF Area
Single-servo AF, rotate the focus mode selector to S
A2 AF-S Priority Selection
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Option Description Points
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3D-tracking
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A5 AF Activation
A6 AF Point Illumination
Short
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A7 Focus Point Wrap-Around Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
A8 AF Point Selection
Right edge of the display is selected has no effect
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AF-Assist Illuminator
A10 AF-On for MB-D10
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B3 Exp Comp/Fine Tune
B1 ISO Sensitivity Step Value
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B4 Easy Exposure Compensation Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
Change Main/Sub
Fine-Tuning Exposure
B5 Center-Weighted Area
B6 Fine Tune Optimal Exposure Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
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C3 Self-Timer
C2 Auto Meter-off Delay
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C4 Monitor off Delay
Choose how long the monitor remains on
D2 Viewfinder Grid Display
D3 Viewfinder Warning Display Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
D1 Beep
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D4 Screen Tips
D5 CL Mode Shooting Speed Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
D6 Max. Continuous Release Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
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Reset
D7 File Number Sequence
File Number Sequence
D9 LCD Illumination
D10 Exposure Delay Mode
D8 Information Display
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D11 MB-D10 Battery Type
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MB-D10 battery type display Battery type
D12 Battery Order
MB-D10 Battery Pack
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This option controls flash sync speed
E1 Flash Sync Speed
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Fixing Shutter Speed at the Flash Sync Speed Limit
E2 Flash Shutter Speed
Flash-Ready Indicator
Flash Control at 1/320 s Auto FP
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Choose the flash mode for the built-in flash
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Manual
Repeating Flash
Times
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Commander Mode
Group B
Adjust settings for group B
Adjust settings for the built-in flash
Adjust settings for group a
Select the channel Press J
Frame the photograph, focus, and shoot
Compose the shot
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Commander Mode
Flash Sync Mode Display
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E5 Auto Bracketing Set
E4 Modeling Flash
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E7 Bracketing Order
E6 Auto Bracketing Mode M Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
Exposure mode
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F1 DSwitch
Shooting Mode
Playback Mode
Choose what happens when the power switch is rotated to D
F4 Photo Info/Playback
Selector on the optional MB-D10 battery pack
F3 Multi Selector
F5 Assign Fn Button
Fn Button Press
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Fn button + dials
Number lens data option
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F6 Assign Preview Button
F7 Assign AE-L/AF-L Button
Button press are the same as for Fn button
F8 Customize Command Dials Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
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F9 Release Button to Use Dial Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
Exposure meters turn off
F10 No Memory Card?
F11 Reverse Indicators
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Format Memory Card
Video Mode
Formatting, be sure to make backup copies as required
LCD Brightness
Camera is equipped with an Hdmi High-Definition
Time Zone and Date
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Option Description Auto
Image Comment
Language
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Auto Image Rotation
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Choose a start option
Image Sensor Cleaning
Image Dust Off Ref Photo
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Frame a featureless white object in the viewfinder
Acquire dust off reference data
Image Dust Off Reference Data
Battery Info
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Wireless Transmitter
Image Authentication
Copies
Attach copyright information Select this
Copyright Information
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Copyright Information
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Save/Load Settings
Menu Option
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Saved Settings
Virtual Horizon
Tilting the Camera
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AF Fine Tune
Value
Eye-Fi Upload
AF Tuning
Live View Tripod Mode
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View the current camera firmware version
Firmware Version
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Eye-Fi Cards
NThe Retouch Menu
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Display the retouch menu
Creating Retouched Copies
Choose a picture
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Create a retouched copy
Monitor off Delay
Select retouch options
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Retouching Copies
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Image Quality
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Lighting
BeforeAfter
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Red-Eye Correction
Use Description
Trim Image Quality and Size
Trim
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Viewing Cropped Copies
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Monochrome
Filter Effects
Monochrome
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Color Balance
Zoom
Display NEF RAW images
Image Overlay
Select Image overlay
Select a photograph
Preview the overlay
Highlight the Preview column
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Save the overlay
Image Overlay
Create Jpeg copies of NEF RAW photographs
NEF RAW Processing
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Select NEF RAW processing
Copy the photograph
Adjust NEF RAW processing settings
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Choose a size
Resize
Choose a destination
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Choose pictures
Save the resized copies
Viewing Resized Copies
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Making a Side-by-Side Comparison
ISide-by-Side Comparison
Select Side-by-side comparison
Source image is displayed on the left, the retouched copy
Compare the copy with the original
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Side-by-Side Comparison
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Adding Options to My Menu
Select Add items
To display My Menu, press Gand select the OMy Menu tab
Add more items
Select an item
Position the new item
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Select items
Deleting Options from My Menu
Select Remove items
Delete the selected items
Position the item
Reordering Options in My Menu
Select Rank items
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Select Choose tab
Displaying Recent Settings
Select m Recent settings
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Camera Care, Options, and Resources
Type G lenses are not equipped with a lens aperture ring
Compatible Lenses
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CPU contacts
AF-S/AF-I Teleconverter
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Lens f-number
Non-CPU Lenses
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Compatible Non-CPU Lenses
Red-Eye Reduction
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Lens
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AF-Assist Illumination
Lens
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Calculating Picture Angle
Picture angle 35mm format Picture angle D300S
Optional Flash Units Speedlights
Sync Terminal
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Nikon Creative Lighting System CLS
CLS-Compatible Flash Units
SU-800 itself is not equipped with a flash
Flash mode/feature
Following features are available with the above flash units
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SB-80DX
Flash mode
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Non-TTL auto Manual Repeating flash
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Use Only Nikon Flash Accessories
200 400 800 1600 3200
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Other Accessories
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL3e 0 22
Network or copied to a computer for long-term storage
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Nikon Wireless Remote Speedlight SB-R200
Units Wireless Speedlight Commander SU-800
Filters
Software
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Body cap
Remote
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Terminal
Storage
Cleaning
Caring for the Camera
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Place the camera base down
Display the Clean
Low-Pass Filter
Image sensor menu
Highlight Clean now and press
Select Clean now
Select Clean at startup/ shutdown
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Select an option
Clean at
Clean at startup
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Select Lock mirror up for cleaning
Charge the battery or connect an AC adapter
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Clean the filter
Examine the low-pass filter
Press the shutter-release button all the way down
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Use a Reliable Power Source
Should be included when the camera is inspected or serviced
Foreign Matter on the Low-Pass Filter
Caring for the Camera Battery Cautions
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Shooting Menu Defaults
Defaults
Playback Menu Defaults
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Custom Settings Menu Defaults
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Setup Menu Defaults
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Exposure Program
Shutter speed
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Troubleshooting
Display
Extremely rare instances, unusual characters may appear
Shooting
Exposure mode S selected with Aselected for shutter speed 0
Focus mode C use AE-L/AF-Lbutton to lock focus 0
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White balance bracketing unavailable
Playback
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Playback folder 0
Can not change print order
Miscellaneous
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Date of recording is not correct Set camera clock 0
Problem Solution
Error Messages
Indicator
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Xand yIcons
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Specifications
Nikon D300S Digital Camera
Type
Electronic rangefinder can be used if maximum
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Aperture is f/5.6 or faster
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Supported Standards
EN-EL3e rechargeable Li-ion battery Type
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Rated capacity
Type 1 CompactFlash memory cards
Approved Memory Cards
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SD memory cards
Memory Card Capacity
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D6-Max. Continuous Release 0
Cipa standard
Battery Life
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Nikon standard
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Symbols
Index
Numerics
Connector for external
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