DIGITAL CAMERA
D7200
Model Name: N1406
The Menu Guide
Nikon User Support
AFor Your Safety
Symbols and Conventions
bold
Camera Settings
Package Contents
Table of Contents
User Settings: U1 and U2 Modes
Release Mode
Self-TimerMode (E)
Image Recording Options
Using Two Memory Cards
Exposure
White Balance
Fine-TuningWhite Balance
Choosing a Color Temperature
Image Enhancement
Remote Control Photography
Using an Optional ML-L3Remote Control
Wireless Remote Controllers
WR-R10/WR-T10Wireless Remote Controllers
Recording and Viewing Movies
More on Playback
Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom
Protecting Photographs from Deletion
Full-Frame,Thumbnail, and Calendar Playback
What Wi-FiCan Do for You
Menu List
CThe Photo Shooting Menu: Photo Shooting Options
OMy Menu/mRecent Settings
Retouch Menu Options
Technical Notes
Approved Memory Cards
Warranty Terms - Nikon Europe Service Warranty
For Your Safety
ADo not disassemble
ADo not place the strap around the neck of an infant or child
ADo not carry tripods with a lens or camera attached
•Use only batteries approved for use in this equipment
•Do not short or disassemble the battery
•Do not expose the battery to flame or to excessive heat
•Do not immerse in or expose to water
AUse appropriate cables
Notices
Notices for Customers in the U.S.A
Power Cable
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
D7200
CAUTIONS
Notice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or Reproduction
•Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced
•Comply with copyright notices
Disposing of Data Storage Devices
AVC Patent Portfolio License
Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories
The use of non-Nikonelectronic accessories could damage
DUse Only Nikon Brand Accessories
ABefore Taking Important Pictures
ALife-LongLearning
•For users in the U.S.A.: http://www.nikonusa.com
For users in the U.S.A
Wireless
Notices for Customers in Canada
FCC/IC RF Exposure Statement
Notices for Customers in Europe
may be consulted at http://imaging.nikon.com/support/pdf/DoC_D7200.pdf
Notice for Customers in Singapore
Trade Name:
Model: D7200
Introduction
Getting to Know the Camera
The Camera Body
The Camera Body (Continued)
10Cover for accessory terminal and headphone connector
84
14Connector for external
15USB connector
76, 284
22
7Battery-chambercover
8Contact cover for optional MB-D15
9Power connector cover
13
15
40, 246
39
Memory card access lamp
ALCD Illuminators
Power switch
DThe Speaker
The Mode Dial
ANon-CPULenses
The Release-ModeDial
The Control Panel
The Viewfinder
Aperture (number of
18Exposure/flash bracketing
27Flash compensation
28Exposure compensation
29Auto ISO sensitivity
The Monitor (Live View)
❚❚Viewing and Hiding Indicators
Press the Rbutton to hide or display indicators in the monitor
CMode
1Mode
The Multi Selector
Camera Menus
Using Camera Menus
❚❚Navigating the Menus
5Highlight a menu item. Press 1 or 3to highlight a menu item
6Display options
7Highlight an option. Press 1 or 3 to highlight an option
8 Select the highlighted item
First Steps
2Charge the battery
AC wall adapter
Power cable
CHARGE
3Insert the battery and memory card
OFF
AThe Battery and Charger
4Attach a lens
5 Turn the camera on
AImage Sensor Cleaning
6 Choose a language and
set the camera clock
Use the multi selector and
7 Focus the viewfinder. Rotate the diopter adjustment control until
viewfinder, be careful not to put your fingers or fingernails in your eye
❚❚Battery Level
The battery level is shown in the control panel and viewfinder
❚❚Number of Exposures Remaining
Overflow
Slot
❚❚Removing the Battery and Memory Cards
Removing the Battery
Removing Memory Cards
DMemory Cards
ANo Memory Card
AThe Write Protect Switch
SD memory cards are equipped
❚❚Detaching the Lens
DCPU Lenses with Aperture Rings
“Point-and-Shoot”Photography (iand j Modes)
2 Pressing the mode dial
lock release on top of the
camera, rotate the mode dial to ior j
3Ready the camera
Viewfinder photography
AFraming Photographs in Portrait (Tall) Orientation
AUsing a Zoom Lens
5 Press the shutter-releasebutton halfway
6Shoot
To end live view, press the abutton
AThe Built-inFlash
AThe Standby Timer (Viewfinder Photography)
Standby timer
Exposure meters off
AThe Monitor off Delay (Live View)
Monitor off delay
ALive View Zoom Preview
T) button
AExposure
DShooting in Live View
Basic Playback
Deleting Unwanted Photographs
Note that photographs can not be recovered once deleted
Matching Settings to the Subject or Situation (Scene Mode)
❚❚ Scenes
Option
Portrait
l Landscape
p Child
u Sunset
v Dusk/Dawn
w Pet Portrait
x Candlelight
Blossom
Special Effects
Create photos that appear to be pictures of
iMiniature Effect high speed, compressing about 45 minutes of
Miniature Effect
can be adjusted in live view (0 47). 1
All colors other than the selected colors are
Options Available in Live View
❚❚iMiniature Effect
2Position the focus point
options from the display and enlarge
3Display options
Press Jto display miniature effect options
4Adjust options
5Press J
❚❚uSelective Color
2Display options
3 Select a color
4 Choose the color range
included in the final image. Choose
from values between 1 and 7; note
that higher values may include
hues from other colors
P, S, A, and M Modes
P: Programmed Auto
S: Shutter-PriorityAuto
A: Aperture-PriorityAuto
ADepth-of-FieldPreview (Viewfinder Photography)
Pv button
ACustom Setting e5—ModelingFlash (Viewfinder Photography; 0284)
M: Manual
AThe Exposure Indicators
Custom Setting b2 set to 1/3 step
Underexposed by
photography)
(live view)
Long Time-Exposures(M Mode Only)
Bulb (A)
•Time (%): Start the exposure using the
Time (%)
Long exposure NR
❚❚Bulb
1Rotate the mode dial to M. Mode dial
2Choose a shutter speed
3Take the photograph
❚❚Time
3Open the shutter
4Close the shutter
Repeat the operation performed in Step
AML-L3Remote Controls
Saving User Settings
3 Select Save user settings
Save user settings
4Select Save to U1 or Save to U2
Highlight Save to U1 or Save to U2 and press
5Save user settings
Recalling User Settings
Resetting User Settings
Release Mode
Choosing a Release Mode
Frame Advance Rate
AThe Memory Buffer
ALive View
Self-TimerMode (E)
ACover the Viewfinder
Rubber eyecup
Eyepiece cap
DUsing the Built-inFlash
0280)
Mirror up Mode (MUP)
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Image Recording Options
Image Area
AImage Area
The selected option is shown in the display
AThe Viewfinder Display
1.3× DX crop
❚❚The Image Area Menu
1Select Image area
❚❚Camera Controls
1Assign image area selection to a camera control
Choose image area
Assign preview button
AE-L
Image Quality and Size
Image Quality
X(T) button Main command
ANEF (RAW) Images
NEF (RAW) processing
ANEF+JPEG
A+ NEF (RAW)
+ NEF (RAW)
Assign Fn button
AThe Photo Shooting Menu
❚❚JPEG Compression
O Size priority
Optimal quality
❚❚Type
NEF (RAW) recording
Image Size
Using Two Memory Cards
Focus
Autofocus
Autofocus Mode
The following autofocus modes can be selected during live view:
Single-servo
Full-timeservo AF: For moving subjects. Camera focuses
Full-time
servo AF
APredictive Focus Tracking (Viewfinder Photography)
AF-AreaMode
3D-tracking
•Auto-areaAF: The camera automatically
Auto-area
A3D-tracking
The following AF-areamodes can be selected during live view:
!Face-priority
$Wide-area
%Normal-area
•&Subject-trackingAF: Use the multi
AManual Focus-PointSelection
AF-modebutton Sub-commanddial
AAF-AreaMode (Viewfinder Photography)
AF-areamode is shown in the control panel and viewfinder
AF-areamode
Control panel
DUsing Autofocus in Live View
AFocus-PointSelection
>AF point illumination (0 277). For information on setting focus
AF point illumination
Focus Lock
2Lock focus
AF-Aand AF-Cfocus modes (viewfinder
photography)
AAE-L/AF-L
Shutter-releasebutton
Recompose the photograph and shoot
Focus will remain locked between shots if you
AF-S
AGetting Good Results with Autofocus
There is little or no contrast between the subject and the background
Example: Subject is the same color as the background
The focus point contains objects at different distances from the camera
Example: Subject is inside a cage
Manual Focus
❚❚The Electronic Rangefinder (Viewfinder Photography)
The viewfinder focus indicator can be
used to confirm whether the subject in
AFocal Plane Position
46.5 mm
ISO Sensitivity
ISO sensitivity settings
❚❚Hi BW1/Hi BW2
AHi ISO Command Dial Access
is chosen for
271)
Hi BW1 and Hi BW2 can be selected by pressing the
Auto ISO Sensitivity Control
3Adjust settings
Maximum sensitivity
Minimum shutter speed
ISO AUTO
AMinimum Shutter Speed
Maximum sensitivity
AAuto ISO Sensitivity Control
AEnabling and Disabling Auto ISO Senstivity Control
You can turn auto ISO sensitivity control on or off by pressing the
Exposure
Metering
Z(Q)
ANon-CPULens Data
lens data
Fine-tune
optimal exposure
Autoexposure Lock
ASpot Metering
AAdjusting Shutter Speed and Aperture
PShutter speed and aperture (flexible program; 0 52)
Shutter speed
Aperture
Exposure Compensation
the Ebutton. The current value for exposure compensation can be
confirmed in the exposure indicator by pressing the Ebutton
AMode M
AExposure Compensation (Live View)
278)
White Balance
(U) button Main command
AThe Shooting Menus
AStudio Flash Lighting
AColor Temperature
“Warmer” (redder) colors
qI(sodium-vaporlamps): 2700 K
r I(cool-whitefluorescent): 4200 K
t I(day white fluorescent): 5000 K
Fine-TuningWhite Balance
Press Jto save settings and return to the shooting menus
❚❚The L(U) Button
At settings other than K
(Choose color temp.) and L
(Preset manual), the L(U)
AWhite Balance Fine-Tuning
A“Mired”
•4000 K–3000K (a difference of 1000 K)=83 mired
•7000 K–6000K (a difference of 1000 K)=24 mired
WB bracketing
Choosing a Color Temperature
3Select a value for green-magenta
4Press J
Press Jto save changes and return to
When K(Choose color temp.) is selected, the L(U) button
rotate the sub-commanddial L(U) button until the desired value is
button and press 4or 2to highlight a digit and change
press 1or 3to
Preset Manual
Viewfinder Photography
2Set white balance to L(Preset manual)
3Select a preset
L(U) button Sub-command
AMeasuring Preset Manual White Balance (Viewfinder Photography)
Release the
) button briefly and then press the button until
starts to flash in the control panel and viewfinder
5Measure white balance
In the few seconds before the
6Check the results
If the camera was able to measure a value for white balance, Cwill
DDirect Measurement Mode
ASelecting a Preset
Selecting
Live View (Spot White Balance)
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6Measure white balance
(Monitor off delay) > Live view (0 279)
7Exit direct measurement mode
Press the L(U) button to exit direct measurement mode
Preset manual
Managing Presets
5Copy white balance
AChoosing a White Balance Preset
AEdit Comment
AProtect
Image Enhancement
Picture Controls
Selecting a Picture Control
1Select Set Picture Control. Highlight Set Picture Control in
either of the shooting menus and press
2Select a Picture Control
Highlight a Picture Control and press
ACustom Picture Controls
Modifying Picture Controls
❚❚Picture Control Settings
Mute or heighten the effect of the selected Picture
Not available with Neutral, Monochrome, Flat, or
Neutral
Monochrome
D“A” (Auto)
ASwitching Between Manual and Auto
ACustom Picture Control Options
APrevious Settings
AFilter Effects (Monochrome Only)
Creating Custom Picture Controls
5Select a destination
Choose a destination for the custom
Picture Control (C-1through C-9)and press
6 Name the Picture Control
The text-entrydialog shown at right
7Press X(T)
AManage Picture Control > Rename
AManage Picture Control > Delete
AThe Original Picture Control Icon
Original Picture
ASharing Custom Picture Controls
Copy to camera
Delete from card
Preserving Detail in Highlights and
Shadows
Active D-Lighting
To use Active D-Lighting:
1Select Active D-Lighting
Highlight Active D-Lighting in the photo shooting menu and press
2Choose an option
YAuto
High Dynamic Range (HDR)
2Select a mode
Highlight HDR mode and press
Highlight one of the following and press J
•To take a series of HDR photographs, select
6On (series). HDR shooting will continue until you select Off for HDR mode
4Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot
On (series)
HDR mode
On (single photo)
DFraming HDR Photographs
Flash Photography
Using the Built-inFlash
Auto Pop-upModes
2 Take pictures
If the flash does not pop up
❚❚Flash Modes
The following flash modes are available:
Auto flash
Manual Pop-upModes
Fill flash: The flash fires with every shot
Fill flash
Red-eye
reduction
: As for
ALowering the Built-inFlash
DThe Built-inFlash
AShutter Speeds Available with the Built-inFlash
The following shutter speeds are available with the built-inflash
Shutter speed
AFlash Control Mode
The camera supports the following i-TTLflash control modes:
AMetering
AAperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range
Flash range varies with sensitivity (ISO equivalency) and aperture
The built-inflash has a minimum range of 0.6 m (2 ft)
Maximum aperture at ISO equivalent of:
Menu options relevant to this section are listed below
Flash Compensation
AOptional Flash Units
FV Lock
4Lock flash level
5Recompose the photograph
6Take the photograph
7Release FV lock
AUsing FV Lock with the Built-inFlash
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Remote Control Photography
Using an Optional ML-L3Remote Control
4Take the photograph
ARelease Mode
Remote control mode
(ML-L3)
DBefore Using Optional ML-L3Remote Controls
AUsing the Built-inFlash
AFocusing in Remote Control Mode
ARemote Mirror-upMode
AExiting Remote Control Mode
279)
is selected for
two-button
reset is performed
Wireless Remote Controllers
WR-1Wireless Remote Controllers
WR-R10/WR-T10Wireless Remote Controllers
Recording Movies
Shutter
ISO
AWhite Balance
4Start recording
monitor. Exposure can be locked by pressing the AAE-L/AF-L button
(0 107) or altered by up to ±3 EV in
Movie-recordbutton
Recording indicator
5 End recording
AMaximum Length
6 Exit live view
Press the abutton to exit live view
The Live View Display: Movies
Maximum Length
Indices
Image Area
Taking Photos in Movie Mode
AHDMI
AWireless Remote Controllers and Remote Cords
DRecording Movies
Flash lighting can not be used
Recording ends automatically if the mode dial is rotated
Time-LapsePhotography
2Adjust time-lapsephotography settings
Choose an interval, total shooting time, and exposure smoothing option
• To choose the interval between frames:
•To choose the total shooting time:
•To enable or disable exposure smoothing:
3Start shooting
Start
memory card selected for Destination in movie shooting menu (0 273)
Destination
❚❚Ending Time-LapsePhotography
❚❚No Photograph
DTime-LapsePhotography
size/frame rate in movie shooting menu
size/frame rate
Memory card indicator
ADuring Shooting
Standby timer
Image review
AFlash Photography
Viewing Movies
to skip ahead or back 10 s
back
no indices
X(T)
Press X (T) to increase volume
Editing Movies
Trimming Movies
3 Select Choose start/end point. Press the ibutton
Highlight Choose start/end point
4Select Start point
To create a copy that begins from the
Start point
5Confirm the new start point
rotate the main command dial one
indices, rotate the sub-commanddial)
6 Choose the end point. Press L(U) to switch from the start
removed when you save the copy in L(U) button Step
8Preview the movie
To preview the copy, highlight Preview and press J(to interrupt the
Preview
start point or end point as described
Cancel
Saving Selected Frames
4Save the copy
ASave Selected Frame
Other Shooting Options
The RButton (Viewfinder Photography)
The Information Display (Continued)
White balance fine-tuning
ATurning the Monitor Off
24Exposure and flash bracketing
10 seconds
28Long exposure noise reduction
MB-D15battery type display
AThe Y(“Clock Not Set”) Icon
The iButton
The i-ButtonMenu (Viewfinder Photography)
The i-ButtonMenu (Live View)
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AUsing an External Microphone
AHeadphones
Two-ButtonReset: Restoring Default Settings
1Current Picture Control only
2 HDR strength is not reset
❚❚ Other Settings
Autofocus (viewfinder)
Autofocus mode
Flash mode
i, k, p, n, w, g
0, P, S, A, M
FV lock
Flexible program
Bracketing
2Choose the number of shots
BKT
Dappears in the viewfinder, while
3Select an exposure increment
The camera will vary exposure and/or flash level
EV steps for exposure cntrl
Bracketing order
❚❚Canceling Bracketing
AZero Shots
AExposure and Flash Bracketing
Self- timer
Number of shots
AExposure Bracketing
❚❚White Balance Bracketing
Select white balance bracketing
Choose
for Custom Setting e6
At settings other than zero, Mand
Dare displayed respectively in the
control panel and viewfinder; a
yicon and a bracketing indicator appear in the information display
3Select a white balance increment
The bracketing programs with an increment of 1 are listed below
can begin when a new memory card is inserted
AWhite Balance Bracketing
NEF (RAW) + JPEG fine
NEF (RAW) + JPEG normal
NEF (RAW) + JPEG basic
❚❚ADL Bracketing
1Select ADL bracketing
ADL bracketing
zicon and the bracketing amount appear in the information display
Extra high
3Select Active D-Lighting
Active D-Lightingis shown in the information display and control panel
Y Auto
R Low
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AADL Bracketing
Multiple Exposure
Highlight Multiple exposure mode and press
To take one multiple exposure
is selected, a
icon will be displayed in the control panel
3Choose the number of shots
Number of shots
5Frame a photograph, focus, and shoot
In continuous release modes (0 66), the camera
(series)
Interval between shots
❚❚Interrupting Multiple Exposures
Auto gain
DMultiple Exposures
Do not remove or replace the memory card while recording a multiple exposure
Multiple exposure mode
On (single photo)
AOther Settings
Interval Timer Photography
2Adjust interval timer settings
• To choose a start option:
Now
Choose start day and start time
•To choose the interval between shots:
•To choose the number of shots per interval:
Continuous
low-speed
Now
Start options
❚❚Pausing Interval Timer Photography
Pause
❚❚Resuming Interval Timer Shooting
To resume shooting:
Starting Now
DOut of Memory
ABracketing
Non-CPULenses
If the focal length of the lens is known:
If the maximum aperture of the lens is known:
1Select Non-CPUlens data
Highlight Non-CPUlens data in the setup menu and press
2Choose a lens number
Highlight Lens number and press 4 or 2 to choose a lens number
Lens number
To recall lens data when using a non-CPUlens:
2Use the selected control to choose the lens number
Location Data
ACoordinated Universal Time (UTC)
UTC data is provided by the GPS device and is independent of the camera clock
AThe oIcon
Connection status is shown by the oicon:
•o(static): The camera has established communication with GP-1
More on Playback
Viewing Pictures
Full-FramePlayback
ARotate Tall
Rotate tall
Thumbnail Playback
Calendar Playback
The iButton
Photo Information
❚❚File Information
6Frame number/total number of frames
❚❚Highlights
1 Image highlights
2Folder number—frame
(green)
❚❚RGB Histogram
1Image highlights
6Histogram (red channel)
7Histogram (green channel)
8Histogram (blue channel)
APlayback Zoom
AHistograms
If the image is dark, tone distribution will be shifted to the left
If the image is bright, tone distribution will be shifted to the right
❚❚Shooting Data
83
Lens VR (vibration reduction)
144
10Camera name
Long exposure noise
1 Displayed in red if photo was taken with auto ISO sensitivity control on
3 Displayed only if VR lens is attached
4 Items displayed vary with Picture Control selected
❚❚Location Data* (0227)
❚❚ Overview Data
Frame number/total number of
images
Histogram showing the
(0 238)
Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom
Faces detected
during zoom are
indicated by
white borders in
navigation
Protecting Photographs from Deletion
Deleting Photographs
Full-Frame,Thumbnail, and Calendar Playback
ACalendar Playback
O(Q) button (0 232)
After delete
The Playback Menu
2Delete the selected pictures
Yes
❚❚Select Date: Deleting Photographs Taken on a Selected Date
1Select dates
additional dates; to deselect a date, highlight it and press
Wi-Fi
What Wi-FiCan Do for You
Accessing the Camera
Android and iOS: Connecting via SSID
Highlight View SSID and press
View SSID
3Select the camera SSID
Settings
4Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility
DSecurity
APassword Protection
Android: Connecting via NFC
ANFC
AWi-Fi
ANo Connection
ADisabling NFC
Disable
Android: Other Wi-FiConnection Options
Restoring Default Settings
Wireless Security
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6Enter a password
Save
7Enable wireless security
Select b. A confirmation dialog will be displayed; select OK
AViewing Wireless Security Settings
❚❚iOS
1Display Wireless Mobile Utility
settings
2Select WMA settings
3Select Authentication
WMA settings
Select Settings. A confirmation dialog will be displayed; select OK
DWi-Fi
Selecting Pictures for Upload
Selecting Individual Pictures for Upload
Selecting Multiple Pictures for Upload
Selecting Pictures for Upload via NFC
Downloading Selected Pictures to the Smart Device
Menu List
Menu Guide
DThe Playback Menu: Managing Images
Copy image(s)
Show next
Slide show
DPOF print order
CThe Photo Shooting Menu: Photo Shooting
Size priority
NEF (RAW) recording
Color space
sRGB
HDR (high dynamic range)
Vignette control
Auto distortion control
Long exposure NR
High ISO NR
Multiple exposure
Interval timer shooting
1The Movie Shooting Menu: Movie Shooting
Frequency response
Wind noise reduction
(0 112). Select Same as photo
settings
(0 130). Select Same as photo
Reset custom settings
a Autofocus
Release
Focus
3 (Normal)
AF activation
AF-ON
only
No wrap
51 points
b Metering/exposure
1/3 step
8 mm
c Timers/AE lock
6 s
c3 Self-timer
c4 Monitor off delay
d Shooting/display
3 fps
Flash warning
Easy ISO
Information display
d10 LCD illumination
d11 MB-D15battery type
(defaults to LR6 (AA alkaline))
e Bracketing/flash
e1 Flash sync speed
1/320 s (Auto FP)
Choose a flash sync speed
1/250 s (Auto FP)
e2 Flash shutter speed
e3 Optional flash
Entire frame
Modeling flash
AE & flash
(defaults to MTR > under > over)
f Controls
OK button
f3 Assign preview button
Press + command
dials)
f8 Reverse indicators
f11 Assign remote (WR) Fn button
g Movie
g1 Assign Fn button
when 1is selected with the live view
selector in live view
g2 Assign preview button
BThe Setup Menu: Camera Setup
Monitor color balance
Adjust monitor color balance
Clean image sensor
Clean now
Vibrate the image sensor to remove
Battery info
View information on the battery
optional MB-D15battery pack
Image comment
Attach comment
AF fine-tune
AF fine-tune(On/Off)
Saved value
Default
List saved values
Network
Eye-Fiupload
Conformity marking
Firmware version
Red-eyecorrection
Trim
Filter effects
• Skylight
• Soft
Resize
Quick retouch
Straighten
Distortion control
Fisheye
Perspective control
Miniature effect
Selective color
Side-by-side
comparison
OMy Menu/mRecent Settings
Retouch Menu Options
Trim
Image Overlay
3Select the second image
4Adjust gain
Highlight Image 1 or Image 2 and
2.0 to double it. The effects are visible in the Preview column
Preview
DImage Overlay
Image
Type
NEF (RAW) recording
NEF (RAW) Processing
3Choose settings for the JPEG copy
4Copy the photograph
EXE
(to exit without copying the photograph, press the Gbutton)
Technical Notes
Compatible Lenses
120mm f/4
Reflex-NIKKOR
PC-NIKKOR
AI-type
Teleconverter22
14With maximum aperture of f/5.6 or faster
15Some lenses can not be used (see page 308)
23With maximum effective aperture of f/5.6 or faster
•PF-4Reprocopy Outfit requires PA-4Camera Holder
ARecognizing CPU and Type G, E, and D Lenses
CPU contacts
CPU lens
Type G/E lens
AAF-S/AF-ITeleconverters
ACompatible Non-CPULenses
DIncompatible Accessories and Non-CPULenses
The following can NOT be used with the D7200:
•TC-16AAF teleconverter
•Non-AIlenses
AAF-AssistIllumination
ShadowVignetting
ACalculating Angle of View
35 mm format picture size (36 × 24 mm)
Image area (23.5 × 15.6 mm)
Image area (18.8 × 12.5 mm)
Lens
Optional Flash Units (Speedlights)
The Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS)
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The following features are available with CLS-compatibleflash units:
Auto FP High-SpeedSync7
FV lock8
AF-assistfor multi-areaAF
Red-eyereduction
Camera modeling illumination
❚❚Other Flash Units
The following flash units can be used in non-TTLauto and manual modes
SB-80DX
SB-23
Flash mode
DNotes on Optional Flash Units
SB-910
and
SB-900
SB-800
AF-assist
Flash sync
Auto FP (0282)
Auto aperture (AA)
Non-TTLauto flash (A)
Distance-priority
Other Accessories
Caring for the Camera
Storage
Cleaning
Do not use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals
Image Sensor Cleaning
❚❚“Clean at Startup/Shutdown”
Choose from the following options:
5 Clean at startup
The image sensor is automatically cleaned
each time the camera is turned on
DImage Sensor Cleaning
❚❚Manual Cleaning
1Charge the battery or connect an AC adapter
Lock mirror up for cleaning
2Remove the lens
Turn the camera off and remove the lens
5Raise the mirror
Press the shutter-releasebutton all
personnel. Under no circumstances should you touch or wipe the sensor
8Turn the camera off
DForeign Matter on the Image Sensor
DServicing the Camera and Accessories
Caring for the Camera and Battery: Cautions
Cleaning
Lens contacts: Keep the lens contacts clean
Lens contacts
Notes on the monitor
Images in the monitor may be difficult to see in a bright light
•Use only batteries approved for use in this equipment
•Do not expose the battery to flame or excessive heat
•Keep the battery terminals clean
•Charge the battery indoors at ambient temperatures of 5 °C–35°C
The supplied power cable and AC wall adapter are for use with the
Troubleshooting
Battery/Display
Shooting (All Modes)
Can not select focus point:
•Unlock focus selector lock (0 89)
Auto-area
•Camera is in playback mode (0 229) or menus are in use (0 266)
•Press shutter-releasebutton halfway to start standby timer (0 37)
Bright spots
•Use the Long exposure NR option in the photo shooting menu to limit
High
Low
(0 133)
Shooting (P, S, A, M)
Playback
: Use the
option in the playback menu to choose a folder that contains images
•Select On for Rotate tall (0 267)
•Photo was taken with Off selected for Auto image rotation (0 290)
•Camera was pointed up or down when photo was taken
Wi-Fi(Wireless Networks)
Miscellaneous
Error Messages
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Card may be
damaged
formatted
reset
from Playback
images
folder menu or
file
be edited
later
Wi-Fi > Network
Error
available until
camera cools
Continue (if
Check paper
Continue
Specifications
File format
• JPEG
Media
Double slot
File system
Focusing screen
AF area brackets (framing grid can be
displayed)
Reflex mirror
Quick return
Electronically-controlled vertical-travelfocal
plane shutter
Speed
1/8000–30s in steps of 1/3 or 1/2 EV, bulb, time
Flash sync speed
sensor
Metering method
given to 8 mm circle in center of frame
of entire frame (non-CPUlenses use 8-mm
circle)
Exposure lock
Luminosity locked at detected value with
ISO sensitivity
and M modes, can also be set to approx. 1 or
Index)
Built-inflash
i, k, p, n, o, s, w, g: Auto flash with auto
pop-up
ISO 100, 20 °C/68 °F)
Flash control
Bracketing types
AF-F
• Manual focus (M)
Movie
frame rate
Other options
Playback
Interface
USB
HDMI output
Wireless
Standards
Data rate
Authentication
Wireless setup
Power source
Battery
One EN-EL15rechargeable Li-ionbattery
Battery pack
Optional MB-D15 multi-powerbattery pack
❚❚MH-25aBattery Charger
Rated input
(in North America)
(in other regions)
Rated output
❚❚AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–105mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR Lens
Focal length
Lens construction
Angle of view
Focal length scale
❚❚AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–140mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR Lens
• 140 mm focal length: f/5.6–38
❚❚AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–200mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR II Lens
18–200mm
elements, 3 aspherical lens elements)
76°–8°
200)
Lenses
❚❚AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–140mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR
❚❚AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–200mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR
Focus distance indicator
Focus distance mark
scale
CPU contacts (0307)
DLens Care
•Keep the CPU contacts clean
•Never use organic solvents such as paint thinner or benzene to clean the lens
•The lens hood or NC filters can be used to protect the front lens element
•Attach the front and rear caps before placing the lens in its flexible pouch
❚❚Vibration Reduction (VR)
subject and focusing in both autofocus
the pan (if the camera is panned
DVibration Reduction
VR II Lenses)
Select NORMAL
Select ACTIVE
Shadow
Vignetting
AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–105mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR:
18 mm
D3000
AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–140mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR:
D300 series/D200/D100
D90/D80/D50
AF-SDX NIKKOR 18–200mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR II:
D90/D80
• 67 mm Snap-onFront Lens Cap LC-67
• Rear Lens Cap
• Flexible Lens Pouch CL-1018
• Bayonet Hood HB-32
The hood can be reversed and mounted on the lens when not in use
• 67 mm snap-onFront Lens Cap LC-67
• 72 mm Snap-onFront Lens Cap LC-72
• Bayonet Hood HB-35
• 72 mm screw-onfilters
AA Note on Wide- and Super Wide-AngleLenses
Example: A far-offportrait subject at some distance from the background
Example
2 The subject contains many fine details
Example: A field of flowers
Using M/A (Autofocus with Manual Override) with
To focus using autofocus with manual override (M/A):
1Slide the lens focus-modeswitch (0 365) to M/A
2 Focus
18–140mm f/3.5–5.6GED VR Lenses
❚❚Supported Standards
DCF Version
DPOF
Exif version
PictBridge
Trademark Information
AConformity Marking
Conformity marking
AFreeType License (FreeType2)
http://www.freetype.org
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Approved Memory Cards
Memory Card Capacity
❚❚1.3× (18×12) Image Area
JPEG normal3
1 All figures are approximate. File size varies with scene recorded
is set to
. Selecting
Battery Life
view not used
The following can reduce battery life:
•Using the monitor
•Keeping the shutter-releasebutton pressed halfway
•Repeated autofocus operations
Index
197
36
58
83–95
105
Filter effects
Delayed remote (Remote control
40
Flash mode
Flash shutter speed
294
77
167
185
102
45, 47
Optional flash
12, 39
149
130
Quick-responseremote (Remote
Remote mirror-up(Remote control
SD memory card. 22, 27, 82, 379
249
233
69
25
WB bracketing (Auto bracketing set)
Wireless remote controller. 160,287
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Warranty Terms - Nikon Europe Service Warranty
2.This warranty will not cover:
3.The warranty will not be applicable in the case of:
defacing, illegibility or removal of the model or serial number on the product
(URL = http://www.europe-nikon.com/service/)
AMA16323
Printed in Europe