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Menu Guide—The Playback Menu

The dialog shown at right is displayed when the show ends or when the button is pressed to pause playback. Press the multi selector up or down to highlight an option, then press to the right to make a selection.

•Restart: Resume slide show.

•Frame intvl: Change the length of time each picture is displayed.

To exit the slide show and return to the playback menu, press the multi se- lector to the left or press the button.

Changing the Display Interval: Frame Intvl

Selecting Frame intvl from the Slide show menu or the pause menu displays the menu shown at right. To change the length of time each image is displayed, press the multi selector up or down to highlight the appropriate option and then press the multi selector to the right to return to the previous menu.

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Contents

Digital Camera Guide to Digital Photography Product DocumentationQuick Start Guide PictureProject Reference Manual on CD How to Read This Manual For Your Safety Do not look at the sun through the view- ﬁnder Iii Use appropriate cablesPage Comply with copyright notices Trademark Information Table of Contents 120 Vii113 123 Viii Overview Getting StartedThis chapter is divided into the following sections Getting to Know the Camera Take Test Shots OverviewAbout This Manual Life-Long Learning Getting to Know the Camera Camera BodyCamera Controls and Displays Introduction-Getting Camera Control Panel 140 102139 LCD Illuminator Advanced Focusing Screen Display Viewﬁnder Display 103 No Battery144 Electronic analog exposure Mode Dial Digital Vari-Programs Shutter-Priority Auto Exposure ModesAuto Multi Program Manual Multi selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Navigating the MenusShutter-Release Button Multi Selector Getting the Camera Ready for Use First StepsAttaching the Camera Strap Monitor Cover Read Battery Warnings Inserting BatteriesRemoving Batteries Using the Optional MS-D70 CR2 Lithium Battery Holder Using CR2 Lithium Batteries Basic Setup Camera Clock Basic SetupClock Battery Language Attaching Lenses Protect the Camera from Dirt and Dust Detaching Lenses Inserting Memory Cards Inserting Memory Cards Format Removing Memory Cards No Memory Card Basic Playback Basic Photography and PlaybackBasic Photography Step Ready the Camera Rotate the Mode Dial toBasic Photography Taking Your First Photographs Check the number of exposures remaining Will ﬂash in the exposure-count displaysBlinking No further pic Image size Adjust Camera SettingsShooting mode Description Frame a Photograph Viewﬁnder Frame CoverageViewﬁnder Focus Focus indicator Subject in focus beep will sound when camera has focusedFocus When the Speedlight Is Not in Use Built-in Speedlight Take the Photograph Shutter Sound During Recording Button Basic PlaybackViewing Photographs Deleting Unwanted Photographs Use wide-angle lens for wider ﬁeld of view Digital Vari-ProgramsCreative Photography Focus Close up Self-Timer, Remote Control, and Remote Cord A, and M Modes Remote Cord Connector CoverIndicatorDescription Exposure Warning Taking Photographs Details Self-Timer When to Use Shooting OptionsShooting Mode Two-Button Reset Your creative intent Exposure Mode56-61 White Balance What lighting is available? What is more important, shutter speed or aperture?How will this photograph be used? Will this be a single photo, or a series of photos? Choosing a Menu Using Camera MenusCustom Settings Menu Basic Menu Operations Exiting the Menus To modify settings for an item in the current menuMaking a Selection Button halfway Making Effective Use of Memory Image Quality and SizeImage Quality NEF Raw/NEF+JPEG Image Quality Menu Qual Button Image Size Image Size MenuOption Qual Button 253 528 279 Memory Card Capacity and Image Quality/Size130 279 144 481 950 ISO Menu Sensitivity ISO EquivalencyReacting Faster to Light Sensitivity ISO Button Keeping Colors True Approximate Color Option temperature DescriptionWhite Balance Balance can be selected from the following options Press the multi selector to White Balance MenuHighlight White bal. in the shooting menu WB Button Fine-Tuning White Balance Settings other than ±0, a icon appears in the control panelColor Temperature Fine-Tuning and Color Temperature Mired ﬁnal photograph and white balance is measured by camera Preset White BalanceMeasuring a Value for White Balance Measuring White Balance Taking Photographs-White Balance Copying White Balance from a Photograph Highlight Select image Using the Current Value for Preset White Balance 910 At Settings Other than Custom Optimizing ImagesImage Enhancement Customizing Image Enhancement Options Making Edges More Distinct SharpeningOption Description Adjusting Contrast Tone Comp Auto default Normal Low contrastHigh contrast Custom II Adobe RGB IIIa sRGB Suiting Colors to a Workﬂow Color ModeColor Mode Nikon Software Saturation controls the vividness of colors Controlling Color Hue AdjustmentControlling Vividness Saturation Hue Choosing Custom Image Optimization Options Choosing a Shooting Mode Single Frame, Continuous, Self-Timer, or Remote ControlRemote control Memory Buffer Buffer Size Controlling How the Camera Focuses Focus ModeFocus Available Predictive Focus Tracking Focus Area Selection Manual Focus Area SelectionFocus Area Selection Lighted in viewﬁnder AF-Area ModeOption Display Description Focus Area ﬁnder AF-S How it works Focus Lock AF-C Continuous-servo AF Recompose the photograph and shoot AE-L/AF-L AF-assist illuminator is not available For Custom Setting 2 Autofocus 139, anAF-Assist Illuminator Sports, Night landscape modes Getting Good Results with Autofocus Continuous Use of the AF-Assist Illuminator Selection/Autofocus with Manual Priority Manual FocusElectronic Range Finder Focal Plane Position Controlling How the Camera Sets Exposure ExposureMetering Center Wtd Non-CPU Lenses Exposure ModeCPU Lenses Depth-of-Field Preview Auto Multi Program Flexible Program Indicator Exposure Program Shutter-Priority Auto Changing from Mode M to Mode S Shutter Speed and Camera Shake Aperture-Priority Auto Manual Flash-Ready Indicator Long Time-ExposuresElectronic Analog Exposure Display Autoexposure Lock Adjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture Metered AreaAE Lock Exposure Compensation EV StepExp Comp AE & ﬂash or AE only BracketingType Digital Vari-Program Exposure and Flash Bracketing Shooting Mode Step BKT Order +1 EV +1.0 +1½ EV +1.5 +2 EV +2.0 ±1½ EV+½ EV +0.5 Resuming Exposure or Flash Bracketing Indicator , , or will blink White Balance BracketingTurning the Camera Off Order Flash Photography Using the Built-in SpeedlightFlash Mode TTL Flash Control Flash Sync Modes Flash Angle Flash sync mode Following ﬂash sync settings are available in , , and modesFollowing ﬂash sync settings are available in mode Off When the Speedlight Is Not in Use Using the Built-in SpeedlightWhen required Auto Flash , , , and Modes Sync A, MSlow Studio Flash Systems Mode ApertureValue selected by User382 Set automatically by camera Flash Range, Aperture, and Sensitivity Using the Built-in Speedlight100 Range 101 Compatible LensesLens Zoom position Flash Exposure Compensation 102 Select FV Lock for Custom Setting 15 AE- L/AF-L FV Lock103 104 Using FV Lock with the Built-in SpeedlightUsing FV Lock with Optional Speedlights Recompose the photograph Self-Timer Mode Delaying Shutter Release105 Self-timer 106Beep 107 Using a Remote ControlUsing the Built-in Speedlight Remote-Control Photography Stable, level surface To use the remote control108 Remote AF-S Single-servo AF Custom Setting109 MC-DC1 Remote Cord Replacing the Battery 110Keep out of Reach of Children Following shooting-menu options will also be reset Two-Button ResetRestoring Default Settings Menu Reset 112 113 Playback Options Single-Image Playback 114 115 To To PressDelete Photograph Display menus File Information Photo Information116 Shooting Data, Highlights 117Histogram Histograms To To Viewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback118 Highlight Photographs Zoom in on 119 Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom 120 Protecting Photographs from Deletion 121 List Press Button. a conﬁrmation dialog will Deleting Individual Photographs122 Protected and Hidden Images 123 124 Playback MenuDelete All Delete all photographs Deleting Selected Photographs Selected Deleting All Photographs All125 126 Playback FldrRotate Tall Digital camera-will be visible during playback Slide Show Starting the Slide Show Start127 Changing the Display Interval Frame Intvl 128 Hide Image 129File Attributes for Hidden Images Print Set 130OptionDescription Modifying the Print Order Select/Set 131 132 Shooting MenuOptimize Image Shooting Options 133 Default Noise reduction off camera functions normallyLong Exp. NR Off White Bal 134 Custom Settings Fine-Tuning Camera Settings135 Help Button Custom Setting R Menu ResetTwo-Button Reset 136 Default settings are listed below 137 138 Custom Setting 1 BeepSet to AF and AF-Sselected for Custom Setting Speaker off beep does not sound Custom Setting 2 Autofocus 139 Area 1 Custom Setting 3 AF-Area Mode140 Closest Subjct3 Custom Setting 4 AF Assist 141Off AF-assist illuminator off 142 Custom Setting 5 ISO AutoUsing a Flash ISO Value Puter Custom Setting 6 No CF Card?143 Serted Custom Setting 7 Image Review Custom Setting 9 EV Step144 Main command dial Custom Setting 10 Exp CompCustom Setting 11 Center Wtd 145 146 Custom Setting 12 BKT SetCustom Setting 13 BKT Order Bracketing proceeds in order from lowest to highest value Custom Setting 14 Command Dial Custom Setting 15 AE-L/AF-L147 148 Custom Setting 16 AE LockCustom Setting 17 Focus Area AE-L button Custom Setting 18 AF Area Illm 149Be difﬁcult to see Custom Setting 19 Flash Mode 150Shooting conditions Commander Mode 151 Custom Setting 20 Flash Sign Custom Setting 21 Shutter Spd152 Custom Setting 24 Self-Timer Custom Setting 22 Monitor OffCustom Setting 23 Meter-Off 153 Custom Setting 25 Remote 154 155 Setup MenuSetup menu contains three pages of options Folders Folders Select Folder156 New 157Folder Names 158 RenameDelete Number of Folders Graphs File No. Seq159 File Numbering Format 160 LCD Brightness CSM MenuDate 161 162 Video ModeMirror Lock-Up Video Output Input Comment LanguageImage Comment 163 Attach Comment 164 USB 165 Dust Ref Photo 166Image Dust Off Firmware Ver 167Image Dust Off Reference Data Image Rotation 168Automatic 169 Connecting to External DevicesConnecting to a Computer Television Playback Television Playback Connecting the Camera to a Video DeviceOpen the cover protecting the video-out DC-in connectors 170 171 Connecting to a ComputerBefore Connecting the Camera Data Transfer and Camera Control Connecting the USB Cable 172 173 Do Not Turn the Camera Off Disconnecting the Camera 174 Connecting to a PictBridge Printer 175 176 Turn the printer on Turn the camera offPrinting Times 177 Printer, 3.5 x 5 , 5 x HagakiNo border Highlight Choose folder Printing Selected Photographs178 Highlight Print select . † 179 Printing the Current Print Order 180Print Set 181 Camera Settings Settings Available in Different Modes182 Lenses for the D70S Optional AccessoriesLenses and Other Accessories 183 Incompatible Accessories and Non-CPU Lenses 184Compatible Non-CPU Lenses Picture Angle and Focal Length 185Calculating Picture Angle 186 Use Only Nikon Flash AccessoriesOptional Speedlights SB-800 Speedlight Flash mode/feature SB-800187 SB-600 SB-28, SB-26 SB-29 2, SB-21B Flash mode SB-25, SB-24 SB-29S SB-16B, SB-15188 Modes Maximum aperture at ISO equivalent Mode 189 Other Accessories 190 Use Only Nikon Brand Accessories 191 Approved Memory Cards 192Memory Cards Caring for the Camera CleaningStorage and Maintenance Storage Low-Pass Filter 194Remove the lens and turn the camera on 195 Cleaning the Low-Pass FilterServicing the Camera and Accessories Use an AC Adapter Caring for the Camera and Battery Cautions 196 197 Batteries Problem Solution TroubleshootingUnderstanding Error Messages and Displays 198 ﬁnder Problem Monitor panel Problem Solution199 200 Set Playback ﬂdr to All Speciﬁcations 201 202 203 204 Battery Life 205 Index 206 207 FINE. See Shooting menu Image quality 208 Size. See Shooting menu Image size SB5B0420010111 6MBA2811