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Image Review

Choose whether pictures are automatically displayed in the monitor immediately after shooting.

	Option	Description
	On	Pictures are automatically displayed in the monitor after
	On	shooting.
		shooting.

	Off (default)	Pictures can only be displayed by pressing Kbutton.

After Delete

Choose the picture displayed after an image is deleted.

OptionDescription

SShow next Display following picture. If deleted picture was last

(default) frame, previous picture will be displayed.

Show	Display previous picture. If deleted picture was first
T previous	frame, following picture will be displayed.
	If user was scrolling through pictures in order
U Continueas	recorded, following picture will be displayed as
U Continueas	described for Show next. If user was scrolling
before	through pictures in reverse order, previous picture
	through pictures in reverse order, previous picture
	will be displayed as described for Show previous.

Rotate Tall

Choose whether to rotate “tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures for display during playback. Note that because the camera itself is already in the appropriate orientation during shooting, images are not rotated automatically during image review (pg. 219).

Option	Description
	“Tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures are automatically	U
On	rotated for display in the camera monitor. Pictures taken
On	with Off selected for Auto image rotation (pg. 336) will
	with Off selected for Auto image rotation (pg. 336) will
	be displayed in “wide” (landscape) orientation.

Off	“Tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures are displayed in
(default)	“wide” (landscape) orientation.

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D7000BODY, D7000KIT, D700BODY, D700OUTFIT specifications

The Nikon D700, D7000, and their respective outfits represent the brand's commitment to quality and performance in the DSLR world. Each model is tailored to cater to different photography needs, from amateur enthusiasts to professional photographers.

The Nikon D700 is a full-frame DSLR that was launched as a professional-grade camera. It features a 12.1-megapixel CMOS sensor, offering exceptional image quality with impressive low-light performance. The camera boasts an ISO range of 200 to 6400, expandable to 25,600, allowing users to capture stunning images even in challenging lighting conditions. The D700's 51-point autofocus system ensures precision and speed, making it suitable for fast-paced subjects, whether in sports or wildlife photography. Its robust build, weather-sealed body, and dual CF card slots add to its appeal for professionals who require durability and reliability.

On the other hand, the Nikon D7000 marks a significant step in the mid-range DSLR category. With a 16.2-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, it provides great detail and resolution. The D7000 features a 39-point autofocus system and offers a continuous shooting speed of 6 frames per second, making it ideal for capturing dynamic scenes. Users will appreciate its ISO range of 100 to 6400, which can be expanded up to 25,600. The camera's 3.0-inch vari-angle LCD screen enhances usability for capturing creative angles and is equipped with a ‘live view’ mode, making it versatile for both photography and video recording.

Both models utilize Nikon's EXPEED image processing engine, which significantly enhances image quality and processing speed. The D7000 introduces the option for full HD video recording at 1080p, giving users more creative freedom. Additionally, both cameras feature advanced metering systems with 3D Color Matrix Metering II, ensuring accurate exposure control.

The D700 and D7000 come with customizable controls, allowing photographers to tailor their shooting experience to their preferences. Moreover, both cameras support a wide range of Nikon lenses, enhancing the versatility of the system.

In summary, whether it's the exceptional low-light capabilities and full-frame design of the D700 or the versatility and advanced features of the D7000, Nikon continues to provide powerful options for photographers looking for quality and performance. Each model stands out with its technology and robust features, catering to a wide spectrum of shooting styles and environments.

Contents

Digital Camera Where to Find It Package Contents Trademark Information Symbols and Conventions Iii Question Key phrase Index Auto meter off Menus and Displays Taking Photographs Vii Viii Viewing Photographs Viewing or Printing Photographs on Other Devices Table of Contents Exposure 111 ISO Sensitivity 105 195 139159 183 Xiii Connections 237Menu Guide 259 217 Xiv 296 Xvi Xvii Technical Notes 369 Xviii For Your Safety Xix Do not use in the presence of flammable gasKeep out of reach of children Observe caution when using the flash Use appropriate cablesCD-ROMs Xxi Comply with copyright notices Symbol for Separate Collection in European CountriesXxii Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories XxiiiDisposing of Data Storage Devices Xxiv Before Taking Important PicturesLife-Long Learning Quick Start Guide Overview Getting to Know the Camera Use Only Nikon Brand Accessories Servicing the Camera and AccessoriesOverview Release mode dial Getting to Know the CameraCamera Body 384 Yflash compensationFlash sync terminal Ten-pin remote terminal Tripod socket Battery-chamber coverContact cover for optional Depth-of-field preview CPU contacts Eyepiece shutter lever Lprotect buttonWthumbnail/playback Xplayback zoom AAE/AF lock Memory card accessDiopter adjustment control 113 Control Panel Exposure mode 304 Viewfinder Display Control Panel and Viewfinder Displays No Battery See Also Shooting Information Display Release mode single frame Color temperatureMB-D10 battery type White balance fine-tuning AE-L/AF-L button Long exposure noise Depth-of-field preview button Quick Settings DisplayButton Active D-Lighting Picture Control Command Dials Sub-command dialMain command dial ISO Sensitivity Press the Qual button and rotate the command dialsPress the ISO button and rotate the main command dial Image Quality and Size Exposure Use the command dials to adjust exposureChoose Exposure mode Choose an Aperture Exposure Mode a or M Depth-of-Field Preview and AE-L/AF-L Buttons Set exposure Compensation White Balance Flash SettingsPress the WB button and rotate the command dials Press the Mbutton and rotate the command dials BM-9 Monitor Cover Attaching the AN-D700 Camera Strap Turn the camera on pg Charge the battery pg Insert the battery pgQuick Start Guide Insert a memory card pg Press Otwice to delete the current photograph Check camera settings ppSelect single-servo autofocus pp Rotate the focus-mode selector to S single-servo autofocusPage Camera Menus First StepsBasic Photography and Playback Options in current menu Camera MenusTabs Menu options Following menus are available Menus Display the menus Using Camera MenusMenu Controls Navigating the Menus Display options Select a menuPosition the cursor in the selected menu Highlight a menu item Button Select the highlighted item Lbutton Help Plug the charger Charge the BatteryRemove the terminal cover from the battery First Steps Remove the battery when charging is complete Insert the battery Close the battery-chamber cover Insert the BatteryRemoving the Battery Open the battery-chamber cover EN-EL3e Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries Battery and ChargerBattery is not in use Incompatible Batteries Cap from the lens and remove the camera body cap Attach a LensRemove the rear lens cap and the camera body cap Attach the lens Lens Detaching the LensRemove the lens cap CPU Lenses with Aperture Rings Select a language Basic SetupTurn the camera on Select Language Set the date and time Select World timeSet time zone Turn daylight saving time on or off Camera Clock Exit to shooting modeClock Battery Set date format Slide the card slot cover out q Open the card slot w Insert a Memory CardOpen the card slot cover Insert the memory card Remove the memory card Confirm that the access lamp is off and turn the camera offRemoving Memory Cards Close the card slot cover Formatting Memory Cards Formatting Memory CardsPress the Qbuttons Press the Qbuttons again No Memory Card Memory Cards Focus the viewfinder Adjust Viewfinder FocusLift the diopter adjustment control Replace the diopter adjustment control Turn the Camera On Check the battery levelCheck the battery level in the control panel or viewfinder Or ready spare battery Large-Capacity Memory Cards Check the number of exposures remaining LCD Illuminators Auto Meter OffCamera Off Display Adjust Camera Settings Check camera settingsDefault settings are listed below Choose single-point AF Choose exposure mode eMain command dial Release mode dial lock release Choose single-servo AutofocusChoose matrix metering Ready the Camera Viewfinder display Focus and ShootHalfway to focus Focus point. Frame a Shutter-Release Button Memory Card Access LampSmoothly press the shutter Release-button the rest Way down to take the picture Photograph will be displayed in the monitor Viewing PhotographsPress the Kbutton View additional pictures Deleted Deleting Unwanted PhotographsDisplay the photograph Delete the photograph Image Area Image Quality Image Size DImage Recording Options Attached Image AreaAuto DX Crop Mm picture angle Choose Image Area DX Lenses Choose an option Adjust settingsImage Area Menu Select Image area Choose the image area Fn button Main command dialFn Button Assign image area to the Fn button Auto DX Crop Fn, Depth-of-Field Preview, and AE-L/AF-L ButtonsImage size varies with the option selected for image area File Size Image QualityFollowing image quality options are available Option File type Description Control panel Image Quality Menu Dial +NEF RAW NEF RAW RecordingJpeg Compression NEF RAW+JPEG NEF RAW Recording Menu Type Jpeg Compression Menu NEF RAW Images Option Description 12-bit14-bit Color data recorded Option Size pixels Print size cm/in Image Size Control panel Image Size Menu Qual button Sub-command dial Controlling How the Camera Focuses NFocus OptionDescription Focus Mode BButton Autofocus can also be activated by pressing ButtonButton Predictive Focus Tracking Following options are available AF-Area ModeAF-area mode selector Mode Description Display Area AFAuto-area AF Information Positioned almost anywhere Focus Point SelectionRotate the focus selector lock to Select the focus point See Also Button halfway to initiate focus Focus LockFocus Point and press the shutter-release Shutter-release Button AE-L/AF-L button Recompose Photograph and shoot Getting Good Results with Autofocus M Selection/Autofocus with Manual Priority Manual Focus Electronic Rangefinder Focal Plane PositionFocal plane mark KRelease Mode Choosing a Release Mode Camera supports the following release modesModeDescription Release mode dial lock release Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot Continuous ModeSelect CH or CL mode Continuous low speed mode Buffer Size Power Source and Frame Rate Taken in a single burst, see Memory Buffer Framing Pictures in the Monitor Live View Select live view a mode to frame pictures in the monitor Focuses normally using phase-detection autofocus Phase-Detection Versus Contrast-Detect AFLive View Options Select Live view Select Live view modeSelect a live view mode Release mode can be chosen from the following options Select a release mode Select Release mode Press the shutter-release Button all the way down Hand-Held ModeRelease mode Assigning Live View Mode to a Button Frame a picture in the monitor No Picture Take the picture Viewfinder Tripod ModeReady the camera Frame a picture Contrast-detect AF point Selector. To focus usingCheck the view in the monitor Corner of the display. Use the multi selector to scroll Contrast-Detect Autofocus Focusing with Contrast-Detect Autofocus AF area brackets are displayed only in hand held mode Shooting Information DisplayButton Shooting information on Unusual colors. To prevent damage to Shooting in Live View Mode100 For extended periods, the camera may become Remote Cords 101Monitor Brightness View, release the Kbutton 102 Self-Timer ModeSelect self-timer mode Frame the photograph and focus Start the timer During the timer count-down, see Custom Setting d1 Beep, pg103 Take a picture Mirror up ModeSelect mirror up mode Raise the mirror 105 Reacting Faster to Light ISO Sensitivity Menu ISO button Main command Dial Control panelChoosing ISO Sensitivity Manually 106 Hi 0.3-Hi ISO Sensitivity SettingsISO sensitivity settings available 107 108 Auto ISO Sensitivity Control 109 110 Autoexposure AE Lock Exposure Compensation Bracketing Metering Exposure ModeControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure 111 Metering 112MethodDescription 113 To choose a metering method3D Color Matrix II Metering Exposure Mode 114Lens Types Button Main command dial Depth-of-Field Preview Preview button Custom Setting e4-Modeling Flash115 Select exposure mode e Programmed Auto116 Field or slow shutter speeds that blur motion Exposure mode e, different combinations117 Flexible Program 118 Button Main command dialShutter-Priority Auto Choose a shutter speed Choose an aperture Mode gAperture-Priority Auto Select exposure 120 Non-CPU Lenses pgF-number must be read from the lens aperture ring Mode h Manual121 Choose aperture and shutter speed 122AF Micro Nikkor Lenses Custom Setting b2 set to 1/3 step 123Electronic Analog Exposure Displays Select exposure mode h Long Time-Exposures124 Menu pg Release the shutter-release button125 Long Time-Exposures Autoexposure AE Lock Lock exposure126 Adjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture 127Metered Area 128 Exposure Compensation 129 Bracketing 130Type of bracketing performed 131 Exposure and Flash BracketingSelect flash or exposure bracketing Choose the number of shots From 1/3, 2/3, and 1 EV. The bracketing programs with an Fn buttonSub-command Control panel DialSelect an exposure increment 132 133 Exposure Bracketing Canceling Bracketing134 Exposure and Flash Bracketing Select white balance bracketing Fn button Main command Control panelIndicator White Balance Bracketing See page 145 for a definition of mired Fn button Sub-commandSelect a white balance increment 136 137 White Balance Bracketing 138 139 Keeping Colors True 140 White Balance Options 141 Information Color Temperature142 Studio Flash Lighting Select a white balance option Button and rotating the sub-command dialTemperature and press 2. If Preset manual is selected White Balance Menu Amber A-blue B axis and the green G-magenta M Fine tune white balancePress J 144 White Balance Fine Tuning 145Mired WB button Sub-command WB Button146 147 Dial Choose Color Temperature Neutral gray or white object is placed under Preset Manual148 Method Description Store values copied from d-0 pg White Balance Presets149 D-4 150 Set white balance to LPreset manualMeasuring a Value for White Balance Light a reference object 151 Select direct measurement modeMeasure white balance Check the results 152 Select preset d-0Direct Measurement Mode Preset d-0 Select a destination Copying White Balance from d-0 to Presets d-1-d-4Select LPreset manual Preset Choose Select image 154Highlight the destination 155 Choosing a White Balance PresetHighlight a source image Copy white balance Select Set Selecting a White Balance PresetSelect a preset To set white balance to a preset value 157 Selecting a White Balance Preset the WB Button 158 Entering a CommentSelect Edit comment Edit the comment Creating Custom Picture Controls 159Picture Controls Active D-Lighting Color Space 160 Picture Controls Nikon Picture Controls Versus Custom Picture Controls Using Picture Controls161 Picture Controls can be used as described below Select a Picture Control Selecting Nikon Picture ControlsChoosing a Picture Control Select Set Picture Control Picture Control Indicator 163Picture Control Grid 164 Modifying Existing Picture Controls 165 Picture Control Settings Previous Settings 166Button to return to the Picture Control menu Custom Picture Controls 167Filter Effects Monochrome Only Toning Monochrome Only 168 Creating Custom Picture ControlsSelect Manage Picture Control Select Save/edit 169 Edit the selected Picture Control 170 Name the Picture Control 171 Original Picture Control IconOriginal Picture Control icon Select Copy to camera Sharing Custom Picture ControlsCopying Custom Picture Controls to the Camera Select Load/save Name the Picture Control as described 173 174 Saving Custom Picture Controls to the Memory CardSelect Copy to card Choose a destination Rename the Picture Control Managing Custom Picture ControlsRenaming Custom Picture Controls Select Rename 176 Deleting Custom Picture Controls from the CameraSelect Delete Select Yes 177 Select Delete from card Delete the selected Picture 178Press Jto display confirmation dialog shown at right Highlight Yes and press Jto Active D-Lighting 179Active D-Lighting off Shooting menu pg , highlight Active D-lighting Select Active D-Lighting180 To use active D-Lighting 181 Color SpaceSelect Color space Select a color space Nikon Software 182 183 Using the Built-in Flash Built-in Flash 184ISO Sensitivity Press the flash pop-up button Using the Built-in FlashChoose a flash mode Choose a metering method By user Check exposure shutter speed and aperture186 By camera Lowering the Built-in Flash 187Built-in Flash Flash Modes 188Camera supports the following flash modes Background. Use of tripod is recommended to Shutter-priority auto or manual exposure modeFlash Control Mode 189 ±0 EV Ybutton Pressed +1.0 EV Mbutton Sub-command dialFlash Compensation 190 Optional Flash Units 191 FV Lock Assign FV lock to the Fn button192 193 Lock flash levelRecompose the photograph Take the photograph Release FV lock Metering Using FV Lock with the Built-in FlashUsing FV Lock with Optional Flash Units 194 195 Other Shooting Options Off Option DefaultEbutton Qual button Option Default 196 197 See page 418 for a list of default settings Select Number of shots Multiple ExposureCreating a Multiple Exposure Select Multiple exposure 199 Select the number of shotsSelect Auto gain Set gain 200 Select Done Multiple Exposure Other SettingsRef photo options in the setup menu can not used 201 202 Interrupting Multiple Exposures 203 Interval Timer PhotographySelect Interval timer shooting Select a starting trigger Not displayed if Now is selected for Choose start time Choose a start timeChoose an interval 204 Close the Viewfinder Eyepiece Shutter Shots per intervalStart shooting 205 During Shooting During interval timer photography, the Qicon206 Out of Memory 207 Pausing Interval Timer PhotographyChoose a new starting trigger Resume shooting 208 Interrupting Interval Timer PhotographyUsing the Monitor No Photograph Shooting Menu Banks 209 Zoom Lenses Non-CPU Lenses210 Focal Length Not Listed Select a focal length Non-CPU Lens Data MenuSelect Non-CPU lens data Select a lens number 212 Choosing a Lens Number Using Camera ControlsAssign non-CPU lens number selection to a camera control Use the selected control to choose a lens number 213 Using a GPS Unit GPS Data 214 Coordinated Universal Time UTC Setup Menu Options215 Heading 216 217 Playback Options Full-Frame Playback 218To display tall portrait-orientation 219 220 Photo Information 221 File Information 272 Highlights222 235 Folder number 235 RGB Histogram223 Image highlights Folder number Histograms 224 225 Shooting Data Page 1 Shooting Data Page 2 226Sharpening Camera name Folder number Shooting Data Page 3227 Long exposure noise 228 Shooting Data Page 4 229 GPS Data 230 Overview Data 231 Viewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback 232Full-frame playback 233 234 Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom 235 Protecting Photographs from DeletionSelect an image Press the Lbutton Full-Frame Playback Thumbnail Playback Press the Obutton236 Display the image or highlight it in the thumbnail list Printing Photographs Connecting to External DevicesConnecting to a Computer 237 Connecting to a Computer Supported Operating Systems238 Connecting Cables 239Camera Control Pro 240 Direct USB ConnectionTurn the computer on Connect the USB cable Transfer photographs 241During Transfer 242 Wireless and Ethernet NetworksMode Function Transfer Mode Printing Photographs 243Tiff Photographs Disconnect USB cable USB Hubs 244Take photographs Connect camera to printer pg Connecting the Printer Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable245 246 Printing Pictures One at a TimeSelect a picture Display printing options Adjust printing options 247Press 1 or 3 to highlight an option and press 2 to select Selecting Photographs for Printing Start printing248 Picture, highlight Crop and press Cropping 249 Printing Multiple PicturesDisplay the PictBridge menu Choose Print select or Print Dpof 250 Select pictures Size, Border, Time Stamp, and Cropping 251 Creating Index Prints Select Index print252 Creating a Dpof Print Order Print Set Choose Select/set253 Highlight Done and press J to complete the print order Select imprint optionsComplete the print order 254 255 Viewing Photographs on TVStandard Definition Devices Connect the supplied video cable as shown Slide Shows Video Mode pg256 Television Playback Connect to high- definition device High-Definition DevicesConnect the Hdmi cable as shown 257 258 ACustom Settings Fine-Tuning NThe Retouch Menu Creating259 260 DThe Playback Menu Managing ImagesSelecting Multiple Pictures Display the menu 261 Display thumbnailsHighlight a picture Repeat steps 1 and 2 to select additional pictures Option Description Selected Delete selected pictures All DeletePress Jto complete the operation 262 Choose a folder for playback Playback FolderHide Image 263 Info Display Mode264 OptionDescription Basic photo info 265 Image ReviewAfter Delete Rotate Tall Slide Show 266Dialog shown at right is displayed when Print Set Dpof 267Pictures from the current print order 268 269 Shooting Menu BankRenaming Shooting Menu Banks Select a bank After editing the name, press Jto save changes and exit Enter a nameSave changes and exit 270 No default Reset Shooting MenuRestore defaults for the current shooting menu bank Exit without changing shooting menu settings Choose a folder number Active FolderNew Folder Number Select New folder number Select the highlighted folder Select FolderChoose Select folder Highlight a folder Image Area File NamingImage Quality Image Size Manage Picture Control Jpeg CompressionNEF RAW Recording Set Picture Control 276 Off the default settingActive D-Lighting Vignette Control 277 Long Exp. NR Long Exposure Noise Reduction Multiple Exposure ISO Sensitivity SettingsHigh ISO NR Live View 279 Interval Timer Shooting Custom Custom Setting groups Main menuSetting bank 280 281 Following Custom Settings are available 282 Custom Setting BankReset Custom Settings Custom Settings Bank This option controls whether AutofocusA1 AF-C Priority Selection 283 Option Description Release Select single-servo AF, rotate the focus mode selector to SA2 AF-S Priority Selection 284 OptionDescription Points Default Surrounding eight focus points. Choose whenA3 Dynamic AF Area 285 3D-tracking 286 A4 Focus Tracking with Lock-On A5 AF Activation287 Option Description Auto A6 AF Point IlluminationA7 Focus Point Wrap-Around 288 Points focus-point selection A8 AF Point Selection289 Choose from the 51 focus points shown at right A9 Built-in AF-Assist Illuminator 290AF-Assist Illuminator 291 A10 AF-On for MB-D10 B3 Exp Comp/Fine Tune Metering/ExposureB1 ISO Sensitivity Step Value B2 EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl B4 Easy Exposure Compensation 293Change Main/Sub 294 B5 Center-Weighted AreaSelect Custom Setting b6 B6 Fine Tune Optimal Exposure 295 Fine-Tuning ExposureSelect a metering method Choose an exposure value 296 Timers/AE LockC2 Auto Meter-off Delay C1 Shutter-Release Button AE-L 20 s C3 Self-Timer DelayC4 Monitor off Delay 297 D3 Screen Tips Shooting/DisplayD1 Beep D2 Viewfinder Grid Display D4 CL Mode Shooting Speed D5 Max. Continuous Release299 File Number Sequence ResetD6 File Number Sequence 300 D7 Shooting Info Display 301Dark on light 302 D9 Exposure Delay ModeD10 MB-D10 Battery Type D8 LCD Illumination Using AA Batteries 303Blinks 304 D11 Battery Order This option controls flash sync speed Bracketing/FlashE1 Flash Sync Speed 305 Shutter speed Flash Control at 1/320 s Auto FP306 250 s 307 Flash-Ready Indicator 308 E2 Flash Shutter Speed Choose the flash mode for the built-in flash E3 Flash Cntrl for Built-in Flash309 Option Description Output ManualRepeating Flash 310 Group B Commander Mode311 Option Description Built-in Select the channel Press J Adjust settings for the built-in flashAdjust settings for group a Adjust settings for group B 313 Compose the shotRaise the built-in flash Frame the photograph, focus, and shoot 314 Flash Sync Mode DisplayYicon flashes when the built-in flash is in mode M Commander Mode E4 Modeling Flash E5 Auto Bracketing Set315 E6 Auto Bracketing Mode M Exposure mode316 317 E7 Bracketing Order F2 Multi Selector Center Button F1 DSwitchShooting Mode Controls 319 Playback ModeSelecting Playback mode displays the following options F3 Multi Selector 320 F4 Photo Info/PlaybackF5 Assign FUNC. Button FUNC. Button Press 321 None 322Virtual Horizon 323 FUNC. Button+Dials 324 F6 Assign Preview Button F7 Assign AE-L/AF-L Button 325Option Rotation F9 Customize Command DialsF8 Shutter Speed and Aperture Lock 326 327 Also end when the exposure meters turn off F10 Release Button to Use Dial328 329 F11 No Memory Card? 330 F12 Reverse Indicators 331 BThe Setup Menu Camera Setup LCD Brightness Clean Image SensorLock Mirror up for Cleaning Format Memory Card 333 Video Mode Daylight World TimeLanguage 334 335 Image Comment 336 Auto Image Rotation 337 Image Sensor CleaningDust off Ref Photo Choose a start option Frame a featureless white object in the viewfinder Acquire dust off reference data338 Image Dust Off Reference Data 339 340 Battery Info 341 Wireless Transmitter Image Authentication 342Copies Copyright Information 343Option 344 Save/Load Settings Saved Settings 345Menu Option 346 Adjust settings for connection to a GPS unit pgVirtual Horizon Non-CPU Lens Data Value AF Fine Tune347 Tune Firmware Version 348View the current camera firmware version 349 Display the retouch menu Creating Retouched CopiesCreating Retouched Copies in Full-Frame Playback Choose a picture 351 Creating Retouched Copies from the Retouch MenuCreate a retouched copy Select an item in the retouch menu 352 Display retouch options Retouching Copies 353 354 Lighting Navigation window is displayed when Red-Eye Correction355 Press Xbutton to 356 Trim Trim Image Quality and Size Monochrome357 Monochrome Monitor Filter EffectsColor Balance 358 Highlight a photograph Image OverlaySelect Image overlay Display NEF RAW images Press 4 or 2 to highlight Select the second photo and adjust gainHighlight the Preview column 360 Preview the overlay Save the overlay361 Compare retouched copies to the original photographs Side-by-Side ComparisonMaking a Side-by-Side Comparison 362 Compare the copy with the original 363Direction indicated by Select an item OMy Menu Creating a Custom MenuAdding Options to My Menu Select Add items Position the new item View My Menu365 Delete the selected items Deleting Options from My MenuSelect Remove items Select items 367 Reordering Options in My MenuSelect Rank items Position the item 368 Displaying Recent SettingsSelect Recent Settings Select Choose tab 369 Cleaning Low-Pass FilterCamera Care, Options, and Resources Pg n CPU lensType G lensType D lens Compatible LensesCompatible CPU Lenses 370 371 AF-S/AF-I TeleconverterLens f-number 372 Non-CPU Lenses Incompatible Accessories and Non-CPU Lenses 373Compatible Non-CPU Lenses 374 LensMin. range 375 Red-Eye ReductionAF-Assist Illumination 376 Calculating Picture AngleIs selected 377 Nikon Creative Lighting System CLS SB-600 SB-400 Principal features of these flash units are listed belowCLS-Compatible Flash Units 378 Guide Number 379 SB-900 380 381 Other Flash Units 382 17-19 mm 20-105 mm24-34 mm 35-49 mm 383 Use Only Nikon Flash Accessories 384 Accessory ShoeFlash Contacts Sync Terminal 385 Other Accessories 386 Adapters 387Filters Type I CompactFlash memory cards to be inserted 388 SoftwareBody cap Accessory 389Description Length Approved Memory Cards 390SanDisk Storage CleaningCleaner to a soft cloth and clean with care Caring for the Camera Place the camera base down Clean NowDisplay the Clean image sensor menu Low-Pass Filter 393 Clean at Startup/ShutdownSelect Clean now Select Clean at startup/ shutdown 394 Select an option 395 Manual CleaningCharge the battery or connect an AC adapter Select Lock mirror up for cleaning Press the shutter-release button all the way down Clean the filterExamine the low-pass filter 396 Use a Reliable Power Source 397Foreign Matter on the Low-Pass Filter 398 Caring for the Camera and Battery Cautions 399 400 401 Display TroubleshootingProblem Solution Or c4 Monitor off delay Aperture setting to use lens Shooting403 404 Auto FP or 1/250 s AutoImage quality set to NEF RAW Adjust Set Picture Control 405A9 Built-in AF-assist Illuminator 406 Select On for Rotate tall Playback407 Select All for Playback folder 408 Miscellaneous 409 Error MessagesIndicator Camera or Optional MB-D10 Battery pack 410 411 412 Damaged 413Card Be used 414 Continue Paper jam 415This file Continue if Replace ink Problem Solution Check ink Ink error416 Supply Select Continue Out of ink Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range Appendix417 Appendix covers the following topics 418 Defaults 419 420 421 422 Image quality Memory Card CapacityFX Format 36 × 24 Image Area 423 424 DX Format 24 × 16 Image Area D5-Max. Continuous Release pg 425 Exposure Program 426Shutter speed Range Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range427 Maximum aperture at ISO equivalent Specifications Nikon D700 Digital Camera428 429 430 431 432 433 434 Supported Standards 435 436 Battery Life 437 Numerics SymbolsIndex 438 Burst, 200, 299 72, 79, 283 439 440 Flash cntrl for built-in flash, 309 Commander mode LCD brightness LCD illumination 441 442 Recent settings Red-eye correction 443 444 Page 6MB02311-04

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Models: D7000BODY D7000KIT D700BODY D700OUTFIT