Nikon D60BODY Highlight Save and press Q, 142, Image will be displayed in full-frame playback

Creating Retouched Copies: The Retouch Menu

5 Highlight Starting image, Middle image, or End image
	Stop–motion movie
and press Q.	Edit
When Starting image is selected, repeat step 2 to select the starting	Starting image
	Middle image
image. After the starting image is changed, the monitor will return to	End image
	Cancel
display shown in step 4.
	OK

When End image is selected, repeat step 3 to select the ending

image. After the ending image is changed, the monitor will return to display shown in step 4.

When Middle image is selected, unwanted images can be removed from the stop-motion movie. Highlight unwanted images and press the multi selector up or down. The yicon is removed. After unwanted images have been removed, press Q. The monitor will return to the display shown in step 4.

When creating a stop-motion movie without editing, highlight Cancel and press Q.

6 Highlight Save and press Q.
		Create movie
Select Save in the display shown at right and press Qto create	Save
and save the movie file. Once the movie file is saved, the starting
	Preview
image will be displayed in full-frame playback.	Frame rate
	Edit

Select Preview to play back the stop-motion movie with settings applied before the file was saved. While previewing the movie, the

same operations available with stop-motion playback, including pausing, rewinding, and advancing, can be applied (A 99).

Highlight Frame rate to change the rate at which the stop-motion movie is played back.

Highlight Edit to return to step 5.

Menu Guide

BStop-Motion Movies

Photographs taken with cameras other than the D60, and copies created using the Trim and Small picture options, cannot be selected.

CPlaying Back Stop-Motion Movies

•Sis displayed in full-frame or thumbnail playback mode. Stop-motion movie files can be played back by pressing Qin full-frame playback, or using the Stop-motion movie option in the playback menu (A 99).

•For more information on stop-motion movie file names, see “File Names” (A 51).

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