Digital Camera
Digitutor
Symbols and Conventions
Camera Settings
Help
Find what you’re looking for from
Where to Find It
Viewing Photographs
Taking Photographs
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Menus and Settings
Retouching Photographs
Connections
Table of Contents
Basic Photography and Playback
Live View Photography
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Custom Settings Bank 280
Timers/AE Lock
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For Your Safety
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Do not use in the presence of flammable gas
Keep out of reach of children
Do not aim a flash at the operator of a motor vehicle
Observe caution when using the flash
Use appropriate cables
CD-ROMs
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Comply with copyright notices
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Disposing of Data Storage Devices
Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced
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Use Only Nikon Brand Accessories
Servicing the Camera and Accessories
Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories
Life-Long Learning
Before Taking Important Pictures
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Quick Start Guide
Attach the camera strap
Attach a lens 0
View the photograph 0
Turn the camera on 0
Select autofocus 0
Focus and shoot 0 40
XIntroduction
Package Contents
Camera Body
Microphone and Speaker
Fn function button CPU contacts
Rotating the power switch toward D
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Tripod socket
Wbutton
Abutton
Bbutton
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Control Panel
Number of exposures remaining
Preset white balance recording
Time-lapse recording indicator
Appears when memory remains
Viewfinder Display
Control Panel and Viewfinder Displays
No Battery
Rbutton
Information Display
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Appears when memory Remains for over
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Turning the Monitor Off
Continuous shooting speed
High ISO noise reduction
Tool Tips
Changing Settings in the Information Display
Depth-of-field preview button
Long exposure noise
BM-12 Monitor Cover
Gbutton
Setup 0
Shooting 0 Retouch 0 Custom Settings 0
Camera Menus
Display the menus
Using Camera Menus
Menu Controls
Navigating the Menus
Display options
Select a menu
Position the cursor in the selected menu
Highlight a menu item
LZ/Q button
Help
Select the highlighted item
Jbutton
First Steps
Charge the Battery
Connect the AC power cable
Insert the battery
Remove the battery when charging is complete
Charge lamp will blink while the battery charges
Plug the charger
Unlatch q and open w the battery- chamber cover
Insert the Battery
Open the battery-chamber cover
Close the battery-chamber cover
EN-EL15 Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries
Removing the Battery
Battery and Charger
Attach a Lens
Image Area
Attach the lens
Detaching the Lens
CPU Lenses with Aperture Rings
Select a language
Basic Setup
Select Language in the setup menu
Turn the camera on
Set the date and time
Select Time zone and date
Set time zone
Turn daylight saving time on or off
Camera Clock
Exit to shooting mode
Clock Battery
Set date format
Inserting and Removing Memory Cards
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
Green access lamp will light briefly
Access lamp Eject button Inserting Memory Cards
Insert the memory card
Information display Removing Memory Cards
Using Two Memory Cards
Memory Card Icons
Icon for the affected card will blink 0
Format the Memory Card
Turn the camera on Press the IQ and O Q buttons
Formatting Memory Cards
Press the IQ and OQ buttons again
Write Protect Switch
Memory Cards
No Memory Card
Push the diopter adjustment control back in e
Adjust Viewfinder Focus
Lift the diopter adjustment control q Focus the viewfinder
Replace the diopter adjustment control
Diopter-Adjustment Viewfinder Lenses
Adjusting Viewfinder Focus
Turn the Camera On
Check the battery level
Check the battery level in the control panel or viewfinder
Power switch
Check the number of exposures remaining
Ready the Camera
Release button Halfway 0
Check indicators in the viewfinder
Focus and Shoot
Press the shutter
Shutter-Release Button
Shoot
While the photograph is being
Recorded to the memory card
Multi selector Control panel
Auto Meter Off
Exposure meters on Exposure meters off
Camera Off Display
Shown by an icon
Viewing Photographs
Press the Kbutton
View additional pictures
An icon at the bottom left corner of the display
Deleting Unwanted Photographs
Display the photograph
Delete the photograph
Follow the steps below to take photographs in live view
Rotate the live view selector to C Live view photography
Press the abutton
Position the focus point
Focus
Bbutton
Exposure Preview
Take the picture
Exit live view mode
Press the abutton to exit live view mode
Using Autofocus in Live View
Focusing in Live View
Choosing a Focus Mode
Following autofocus modes are available in live view
Position the focus point in the center of the frame
Choosing an AF-Area Mode
Mode Description
Following AF-area modes can be selected in live view
Button Dial Subject Tracking
AF-mode Sub-command
Live View Display Live View Photography
Wbutton
Adjusting Monitor Hue
Highlight the monitor hue indicator
Adjust monitor hue
Adjusting Monitor Brightness
Highlight the monitor brightness Indicator
Adjust monitor brightness
Information Display Live View Photography
Manual Focus
Xbutton
Navigation window Non-CPU Lenses
Shooting in Live View Mode
Hdmi
Count Down Display
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Movies can be recorded in live view
Choose a focus mode
Choose a focus mode as described in Choosing a Focus Mode 0
Rotate the live view selector to Movie live view
Choose an AF-area mode
Exposure Mode
Following settings can be adjusted in movie live view
Time remaining Audio
Start recording
Count-Down Display
End recording
Maximum Length
Taking Photographs
Index
Indices
Sound level
Live View Display Movie Live View
Microphone
Sensitivity
Using an External Microphone
Adjusting Settings in the Live View Display
Highlight a setting
Adjust the highlighted setting
Photo Shooting Info
Information Display Movie Live View
DX-based movie Format 23.4 × 13.2 display
Image Area
Image area Option Size pixels Print size cm/in
Movie Live View Photographs
Recording Movies
Remote Cords
Movie Settings
Press
Select Movie settings
Choose movie options
Shooting menu
Following operations can be performed
Viewing Movies
2 Icon
PIcon
Choose a starting or end point
Editing Movies
Trimming Movies
Display a movie full Frame
Press Jto display movie edit options
Display movie edit options
Select Choose start/end point
Delete frames
Trimming Movies
Save the copy
Highlight one of the following and press J
Save as new file Save the copy to a new file
Saving Selected Frames
Choose Save selected frame
Create a still copy
Save Selected Frame
Auto DX Crop
Image Area
Choose Image Area
DX format
Selected option is shown in the information display
DX Lenses
Viewfinder Display
Menu 0 268 and press
Adjust settings
Image Area Menu
Choose an option
Fn button
Camera Controls
Assign image area selection to a camera control
Use the selected control to choose an image area
Image Quality
Tbutton
Control panel NEF RAW Images
Image Quality Menu
Jpeg Compression
NEF RAW Recording Type
NEF RAW Recording NEF RAW Bit Depth
Image Size
Tbutton Sub-command dial Control panel
NEF RAW Images Image Size Menu
Backup and RAW Primary, Jpeg Secondary
Using Two Memory Cards
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Choose from the following autofocus modes
Autofocus Mode
Autofocus
To use autofocus, rotate the focus-mode selector to AF
For the purpose of focusing the camera
AF-mode button
Predictive Focus Tracking
AF-Area Mode
Pointdynamic-area AF Choose when there is time to compose
Choose how the focus point for autofocus is selected
Displayed
Viewfinder and control Panel
Control panel Viewfinder 3D-tracking
AF-area mode is shown in the control panel and viewfinder
Manual Focus
Single-point Point Dynamic-area 3D-tracking
Focus selector lock
Focus Point Selection
Rotate the focus selector lock to
Select the focus point
Auto-area AF
Lock focus
Focus Lock
Recompose the photograph Shoot
Example Subject is inside a cage
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Getting Good Results with Autofocus
Example Subject is the same color as the background
Manual focus lenses Set the camera focus-mode selector to M
Manual Focus
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AF Lenses
Focal plane mark
Electronic Rangefinder
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Focal Plane Position
Choosing a Release Mode
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Mode
Power Source and Frame Rate
Power source
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Buffer Size
Memory Buffer
Frame the photograph and focus
Self-Timer Mode
Select self-timer mode
Mount the camera on a tripod
Start the timer
Using the Built-in Flash
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Take a picture
Mirror up Mode
Select mirror up mode
Raise the mirror
Dial Control panel
Manual Adjustment
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Sbutton
Hi 0.3-Hi
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ISO Sensitivity Menu
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User
Auto ISO Sensitivity Control
Select On
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Turning Auto ISO Sensitivity Control on or Off
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Metering
Metering selector Viewfinder See Also
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IQ button
Exposure Mode
Main command dial Lens Types
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Programmed Auto
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Flexible Program
Shutter-Priority Auto
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Fast shutter speed 1/1,600 s Slow shutter speed 1/6 s
Meters are on. Aperture
Can be locked at the selected setting 0
Aperture-Priority Auto
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Use the lens aperture ring to adjust aperture
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Sub-command dial Aperture
Main command dial
Manual
AF Micro Nikkor Lenses
Exposure Indicators
Custom Setting b2 set to 1/3 step
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Shutter speed 35 s aperture f/25
Long Time-Exposures
Ready the camera
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Press the shutter-release button all the way down
Mode h
Select exposure
Choose a shutter speed
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Fn button Main command dial
Assign shutter speed and aperture lock to a camera control
Lock shutter speed and/or aperture
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Autoexposure AE Lock
Lock exposure
Recompose Photograph
Shutter speed and aperture flexible program 0 Aperture
Adjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture
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Metered Area
±0 EV-0.3 EV+2.0 EV Ebutton pressed
Exposure Compensation
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Ebutton
Exposure Mode h
Using a Flash
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Bracketing
Exposure and Flash Bracketing
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Dbutton Main command
Select flash or exposure
Choose the number of shots
Control panel display
Dbutton Sub-command
Select an exposure increment
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No. shots 3 increment
Canceling Bracketing
Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot
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Exposure and Flash Bracketing
Exposure Bracketing
Select white balance bracketing
Dbutton Main command Control panel Dial
WB bracketing Indicator
White Balance Bracketing
Bracketing programs with an increment of 1 are listed below
Select a white balance increment
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Choose from increments of 1 5 mired, 2 10 mired, or
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White Balance Bracketing
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ADL bracketing
ADL Bracketing
Select ADL bracketing
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Dbutton
Select Active D-Lighting
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Active D-Lighting is shown in the control panel
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ADL Bracketing
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White Balance Options
Shooting Menu
LPreset manual
Ubutton Main command dial
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200 K
Color Temperature
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000 K
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Fine-Tuning White Balance
White Balance Menu
Select a white balance option in the shooting menu
Amber A-blue B axis and the green G-magenta M
Fine-tune white balance
Press J
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White Balance Fine-Tuning
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Mired
Ubutton Sub-command dial
UButton
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Select a value for green- magenta
Choosing a Color Temperature
Select Choose color Temp
Select a value for amber- blue
Control panel Choose Color Temperature
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Ubutton
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Preset Manual
White Balance Presets
Measuring Preset White Balance
Light a reference object
Set white balance to LPreset manual
Select a preset
Measuring a Value for White Balance
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Select direct measurement mode
Protected Presets
Measure white balance
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Control panel Viewfinder Direct Measurement Mode
Selecting a Preset
Check the results
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Copying White Balance from a Photograph
Select a destination
Choose Select image
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For the selected preset
Highlight a source image
Copy white balance
Edit the comment
Select LPreset manual
Entering a Comment
Select Edit comment
Highlight Protect and press
Protecting a White Balance Preset
Select Protect
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Picture Controls
Selecting a Picture Control
Press LZ/Q
Highlight the desired Picture Control and press
Picture Control Indicator
Select a Picture Control
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Set Picture Control menu
Repeat this step until all settings have been adjusted, or
Modifying Existing Picture Controls
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Picture Control Settings
Picture Control Grid
Previous Settings
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Auto
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Toning Monochrome Only
Custom Picture Controls
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Creating Custom Picture Controls
Select Manage Picture Control in the shooting menu
Select Save/edit
Edit the selected Picture Control
Name the Picture Control
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Save changes and exit
Displayed before a Picture Control is deleted to delete
Sharing Custom Picture Controls
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Delete from card Delete selected custom Picture
Saving Custom Picture Controls
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Preserving Detail in Highlights and Shadows
Active D-Lighting
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To use Active D-Lighting
Active D-Lighting
Press the Gbutton to Display the menus Highlight HDR high
High Dynamic Range HDR
Select HDR high Dynamic range
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Select a mode
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Choose the amount of smoothing
Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot
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Shooting Menu Banks
Interval Timer Photography
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Framing HDR Photographs
Flash pop-up button
Using the Built-in Flash
Press the flash pop-up button
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Choose a flash mode
MY button Main command dial Control panel
Check exposure shutter speed and aperture
Flash Modes
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D800 supports the following flash modes
250 s-30 s, a
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By camera
By user
Flash sync
Flash Control Mode
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Camera supports the following i-TTL flash control modes
Built-in Flash
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Range
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Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range
Built-in flash has a minimum range of 0.6 m 2 ft
MY button Pressed
Button Sub-command dial ±0 EV
Flash Compensation
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Optional Flash Units
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FV Lock
Assign FV lock to the Fn button
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Lock flash level
Recompose the photograph Take the photograph
Release FV lock
Metering
Using FV Lock with the Built-in Flash
Using FV Lock with Optional Flash Units
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Option Default
Settings Accessible from the Shooting Menu
Camera settings listed below
While settings are reset
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Other Settings
Extended Recording Times
Multiple Exposure
Creating a Multiple Exposure
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Choose the amount of gain
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Interrupting Multiple Exposures
Other Settings
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Multiple Exposure
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Interval Timer Photography
Select Interval timer shooting in the shooting menu
Choose a starting time
Number Total Intervals Shots
Choose the interval
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Before Shooting
Cover the Viewfinder
Start shooting
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Off and press J. The first series of shots will be taken
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Bracketing
During Shooting
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Pausing Interval Timer Photography
Choose a new starting time
Resume shooting
Interrupting Interval Timer Photography
No Photograph
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Time-Lapse Photography
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Press the Gbutton to Display the menus. Gbutton
Press
Select the shooting time
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Time-Lapse Photography
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Interrupting Time-Lapse Photography
Teleconverters and Zoom Lenses
Non-CPU Lenses
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Focal Length Not Listed
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Select Non-CPU lens Data in the setup menu
Select a lens number
Enter the focal length and aperture
Use the selected control to choose a lens number
To recall lens data when using a non-CPU lens
Select Done
Assign non-CPU lens number selection to a camera control
Using a GPS Unit
GP-1 GPS Unit
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Other GPS Units
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MC-35
Coordinated Universal Time UTC
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K Icon
Heading
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Setup Menu Options
Enable
Disable
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Viewing Images
Full-Frame Playback
Thumbnail Playback
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Playback Controls
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Two Memory Cards
Resuming Shooting
Photo Information
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Shooting data
File Information
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Frame number/total number of frames
Image highlights
Highlight display indicator
Highlights
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Green
RGB Histogram
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All channels
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Playback Zoom
Histograms
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Shooting Data
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GPS Data
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Overview
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Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom
Press the Kbutton to exit to shooting
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Movie is displayed
LZ/Q See page 233 for more information
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Protecting Photographs from Deletion
Select an image
Press the LZ/Q button
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Deleting Photographs
Full-Frame and Thumbnail Playback
Press the OQ button
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Press the OQ button again
Highlight a picture
Playback Menu
Selected Deleting Selected Photographs
Choose Selected for the Delete option in the playback menu
Select the highlighted picture
Press Jto complete the operation
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Connecting to a Computer
Before Connecting the Camera
Supplied Software
Screen instructions
Start the computer and insert the ViewNX 2 installer CD
Start the installer
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Exit the installer
Remove the installer CD from the CD-ROM drive
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Mac OS
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System Requirements
Windows
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Direct USB Connection
Turn the camera off Turn the computer on
Connect the USB cable
Start Transfer
Start Nikon Transfer
Click Start Transfer
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Ethernet and Wireless Networks
Mode Function
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Camera Control Pro
Thumbnail Select Mode
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Movies
Printing Via Direct USB Connection
Printing Photographs
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Selecting Photographs for Printing
Connecting the Printer
Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable
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Adjust printing options
Printing Pictures One at a Time
Select a picture
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Start printing
Highlight one of the following options and press
Printing Multiple Pictures
Display the PictBridge menu
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Select pictures
Display printing options
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Creating a Dpof Print Order Print Set
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Desired card and folder as
Highlight Done and press Jto complete the print order
Select imprint options
Complete the print order
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Connect the Hdmi cable as shown
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Output Resolution
Hdmi Options
Advanced
Hdmi and Live View
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Television Playback
Slide Shows
Menu defaults are listed on
DThe Playback Menu
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Playback Folder
Hide Image
Choose Select/set
Playback Display Options
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Press Jto complete the operation
Choose Select images
Copy Images
Choose Select source
Select the source card
Choose Select destination folder
Select the source folder
Make the initial selection
Select additional images
Highlight Copy images? and press J
Select a destination folder
Copy the images
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Image Review
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Copying Images
Choose the picture displayed after an image is deleted
After Delete
Rotate Tall
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Slide Show
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Movies , Still images only , and Movies only
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Information display shows the current shooting menu bank
Shooting Menu Bank
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Shooting Menu Bank
Extended Menu Banks
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OQ button
Choose a folder number
Select Folder by Number
Storage Folder
Choose Select folder by number
Select the highlighted folder
Select Folder from List
Choose Select folder from list
Highlight a folder
File Naming
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Extensions
Nikon Software
Color Space
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Color Space
Vignette Control
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Vignette Control
Auto Distortion Control
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Retouch Distortion Control
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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 Settings Bank
Information display shows the current Custom Settings bank
Is displayed
A1 AF-C Priority Selection
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Focus. In continuous mode, frame rate slows for
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A2 AF-S Priority Selection
Short
A4 AF Activation
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Long
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A5 AF point Illumination
Point selection
A7 Number of Focus Points
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Option Description Points
AF-Assist Illuminator
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Sensitivity will be rounded to the nearest available setting
B2 EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
B4 Easy Exposure Compensation Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
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Change Main/Sub
B5 Center-Weighted Area
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Show ISO/Easy ISO
B6 Fine-Tune Optimal Exposure Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
Fine-Tuning Exposure
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C2 Auto Meter-off Delay
C3 Self-Timer
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C4 Monitor off Delay
D1 Beep
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D2 CL Mode Shooting Speed Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
D3 Max. Continuous Release Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
D4 Exposure Delay Mode
D5 File Number Sequence
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File Number Sequence
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D7 ISO Display and Adjustment Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
D6 Viewfinder Grid Display
D8 Screen Tips
Dark on light
D9 Information Display
D10 LCD Illumination
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D11 MB-D12 Battery Type
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D12 Battery Order
MB-D12 Battery Pack
MB-D12 battery type display Battery type
Fixing Shutter Speed at the Flash Sync Speed Limit
E1 Flash Sync Speed
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This option controls flash sync speed
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Flash-Ready Indicator
Auto FP High-Speed Sync
E2 Flash Shutter Speed
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Choose the flash mode for the built-in flash
Manual
Repeating Flash
Times
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Manual and Repeating Flash
SB-400
Commander Mode
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Group B
Select the channel Press J
Adjust settings for the built-in flash
Adjust settings for group a
Adjust settings for group B
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Configure the remote flash units Raise the built-in flash
Compose the shot
Frame the photograph, focus, and shoot
Flash Compensation
Flash Sync Mode Display
Commander Mode
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E4 Modeling Flash
E5 Auto Bracketing Set
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E6 Auto Bracketing Mode M Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
E7 Bracketing Order
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Shooting Mode
F1 DSwitch
Choose what happens when the power switch is rotated to D
F3 Multi Selector
Playback Mode
Activated when the multi selector is pressed
Live View
Selecting Fn button press displays the following options
Fn button press
F4 Assign Fn Button
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Center
Weighted
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Burst
Horizon
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Virtual
Viewfinder see below
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Fn button + command dials
F5 Assign Preview Button
F6 Assign AE-L/AF-L button
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Press the tbutton and rotate the command dials
To choose the mode and number of shots for
F8 Assign BKT Button
F9 Customize Command Dials Gbutton ACustom Settings menu
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Compensation and/or Shutter speed
Used to display additional photo information in full-frame
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If Off is selected, the multi selector is used to choose
Picture displayed during full-frame playback, highlight
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F12 Reverse Indicators
AF lock only
F13 Assign MB-D12 AF-ON
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AE lock only
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G1 Assign Fn Button
Aperture narrows while the button is pressed. Use
None Pressing the button has no effect Power Aperture
G2 Assign Preview Button
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AE lock only Exposure locks while the button is pressed
G3 Assign AE-L/AF-L button
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Focus and exposure lock while the button is
Record Movies
G4 Assign Shutter Button
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Take photos
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During Formatting
Format Memory Card
Monitor Brightness
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Image Sensor Cleaning
Image Dust Off Ref Photo
Choose a start option
Image Dust Off Reference Data
Frame a featureless white object in the viewfinder
Acquire dust off reference data
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Bblinks in the control panel when the clock is not set
Flicker Reduction
Time Zone and Date
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Language
Auto Image Rotation
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Camera rotated Orientation Clockwise Counter-clockwise
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Battery Info
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Image Comment
Copyright Information
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Copyright Information
Menu Option
Save/Load Settings
All Custom Settings
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Saved Settings
Tilting the Camera
Virtual Horizon
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Camera level
AF Fine-Tune
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Value
Live View
AF Tuning
Eye-Fi Upload
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Firmware Version
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View the current camera firmware version
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NThe Retouch Menu
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Creating Retouched Copies
Select an item in the retouch menu
Select retouch options
Indicated by a Nicon
Create a retouched Copy
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Press Jto create a Retouched copy Retouched copies are
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Lighting
Red-Eye Correction
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Use Description
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Trim
Monochrome
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Increase Saturation Decrease saturation
Filter Effects
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Green intensifier, or blues Blue
Color Balance
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Zoom
Image Overlay
Select Image overlay
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Adjust gain
Select the first image
Select the second image
Image will be displayed
Preview the overlay
Save the overlay
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Create Jpeg copies of NEF RAW photographs
NEF RAW Processing
Select a photograph
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Adjust NEF RAW processing settings
Copy the photograph
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Choose a size
Resize
Select Resize
Choose a destination
Choose pictures
Save the resized copies
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Viewing Resized Copies
Quick Retouch
Straighten
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Distortion Control
Fisheye
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Color Outline
Color Sketch
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Perspective Control
Miniature Effect
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Area in focus
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Selective Color
Select Selective color
Select a color.Selected color
Save the edited copy
Highlight the color range
Choose the color range
Select additional colors
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Side-by-Side Comparison
Compare the copy with the original
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Side-by-Side Comparison
OMy Menu/mRecent Settings
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To display My Menu, press Gand select the OMy Menu tab
Position the new item
Adding Options to My Menu
Select Add items
Select an item
Delete the selected items
Deleting Options from My Menu
Select Remove items
Select items
Exit to My Menu
Reordering Options in My Menu
Select Rank items
Position the item
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Recent Settings
Select m Recent Settings
Select Choose tab
Lens/accessory
Compatible Lenses
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With maximum effective aperture of f/5.6 or faster
Focus or focus lock
CPU lens Type G lens
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Recognizing CPU and Type G and D Lenses
CPU contacts
TC-16AS AF teleconverter Non-AI lenses
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Lens f-number
Compatible Non-CPU Lenses
Lens
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AF-Assist Illumination
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30×24 picture size
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Calculating Angle of View
× 30×20 picture size
30×24 is selected
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Sync Terminal
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SB-910, SB-900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600, SB-400, and SB-R200
Nikon Creative Lighting System CLS
CLS-Compatible Flash Units
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CPU lens required
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Other Flash Units
Auto Aperture/Non-TTL Auto
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Use Only Nikon Flash Accessories
Camera can also be controlled from any computer on
Other Accessories
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Adapters
Eyepiece
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Software
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Filters
PC card
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Remote
Terminal
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Attaching a Power Connector and AC Adapter
Insert the EP-5B power connector
Open the battery-chamber q and power connector w covers
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Connect the AC adapter
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Cleaning
Caring for the Camera
Storage
Place the camera base down
Select Clean image sensor in the setup menu
Press Gto display Menus. Highlight Clean
Low-Pass Filter
Select Clean now
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This process takes about
Choose from the following options
Select Clean at startup/ shutdown
Select an option
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Turn the camera off and remove the lens
Charge the battery or connect an AC adapter
Remove the lens
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Select Lock mirror up for cleaning
Clean the filter
Examine the low-pass filter
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Use a Reliable Power Source
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Foreign Matter on the Low-Pass Filter
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Caring for the Camera Battery Cautions
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Defaults
Playback Menu Defaults
Shooting Menu Defaults
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Custom Settings Menu Defaults
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Setup Menu Defaults
Exposure Program
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Shutter speed
If the Camera Stops Responding
Troubleshooting
Display
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Can not select focus point
Shooting
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Photos are out of focus
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AF-assist illuminator does not light
Photos are blotched or smeared
Playback
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Can not delete photo
Date of recording is not correct Set camera clock 0
Miscellaneous
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Can not change print order
Error Messages
Problem Solution
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Iand jIcons These icons flash to show the card affected
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Type
Specifications
Nikon D800/D800E Digital Camera
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427
428
429
430
431
Dimensions/weight
Weight
Temperature
432
433
Supported Standards
Trademark Information
Sdhc cards
Approved Memory Cards
SD Memory Cards
434
435
CompactFlash Memory Cards
Jpeg basic
Memory Card Capacity
436
12-bit
437
D3-Max. Continuous Release 0
438
439
Battery Life
440
Numerics
Symbols
Index
441
442
443
444
445
446
54, 66, 313
447
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