the standard Nikon text entry screen described earlier. Highlight the Attach Copyright
Information option and press the right multi selector button to mark/unmark it to con-
trol whether your copyright data is embedded in each photo as taken.
Save/Load Settings
You can store many camera settings to your memory card in a file named NCSETUP5,
and then reload them later using this menu item. This is a good way to archive your
favorite camera settings for the Playback menu, Shooting menu, Custom Settings
menus, Setup menu, and all My Menu items. You can restore your settings if you’ve
messed them up, or save multiple sets of settings to multiple memory cards. You can
save only one group of settings at a time to a particular card; the default name
NCSETUP5 cannot be changed. Well, it canbe changed in your computer, but if you
do, the D7000 will not be able to find it on the memory card. If you want to save mul-
tiple settings, simply use multiple memory cards. This might be a good use for all those
256MB SD cards you have left over from your point-and-shoot days.
Note that storing/restoration is an all-or-nothing proposition. When you select Save
Settings, all your current settings are stored on the memory card; choose Load Settings,
and the camera’s current settings are replaced with the values stored on the memory
card.
David Busch’s Nikon D7000 Guide to Digital SLR Photography320
Figure 10.4
Copyright
Information is
on the third
screen of the
Setup menu.