Nikon D90 user manual Two-Button Reset, Camera settings listed below can be restored to default

Two-Button Reset

The camera settings listed below can be restored to default			Ebutton
values by holding the E and B buttons down together for
more than two seconds (these buttons are marked by a green
dot). The control panel turns off briefly while settings are
reset. Custom Settings are not affected.
			Bbutton	h
Option	Default	Option	Default
Image quality (pg. 62)	JPEG normal	Focus point (pg. 56) 1	Center
Image size (pg. 63)	L	Metering (pg. 87)	Matrix
Release mode (pg. 64)	Single frame	AE/AF lock hold (pp. 88, 200)	Off
ISO sensitivity (pg. 74)		Flexible program (pg. 80)	Off
Auto and scene modes	AUTO	Exposure compensation	Off
P, S, A, M	200	(pg. 90)
White balance (pg. 95)	Auto	Flash compensation (pg. 91)	Off
Fine tuning (pg. 97)	0	Bracketing (pg. 92)	Off 2
Color temperature (pg. 99)	5000 K	FV lock (pg. 198)	Off
Picture Control modifications	None	Flash mode (pg. 71)
(pg. 110)			Auto front-
		i, k, n
Autofocus mode (pg. 54)	AF-A		curtain sync
Autofocus mode (live view)		o	Auto slow
k, o	Face-priority		sync
i, j, l, m, P, S, A, M	Wide area	P, S, A, M	Front curtain
n	Normal area		sync
		Multiple exposure (pg. 121)	Off

1Focus point not displayed if Auto-areais selected for Custom Setting a1 (AF-area mode).

2 Number of shots reset to zero. Bracketing increment reset to 1 EV (exposure/flash bracketing) or 1 (white balance bracketing).

ADefault Settings

See pages 258–261 for a list of default settings.

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