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A The Y (M) and E Buttons
Flash compensation can also be set by
rotating the command dial while
pressing the Y (M) and E buttons.
The selected value is shown in the
viewfinder and information display.
Y (M) button E button Command dial
–0.3 EV +1 EV
A Optional Flash Units
Flash compensation is also available with optional flash units that support the Nikon
Creative Lighting System (CLS; see page 203).
The SB-900, SB-800, SB-700, and SB-600 also
allow flash compensation to be set using the controls on the flash unit.
The flash
compensation selected with the optional flash unit is added to the flash compensation
selected with the camera.
A See Also
For information on choosing the size of the increments available for flash compensation, see
Custom Setting b1 (EV steps for exposure cntrl., 0 159).
- Reference Manual 1
- Where to Find It 3
- Q&A Index 4
- Retouching Photographs 5
- Menus and Settings 5
- Table of Contents 6
- P, S, A, and M Modes 61 7
- Live View 99 8
- Special Effects 115 8
- More on Playback 123 8
- Connections 137 9
- Menu Guide 149 9
- Technical Notes 197 11
- For Your Safety 12
- FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS 15
- A Life-Long Learning 17
- Introduction 19
- A The Power Switch 20
- The Mode Dial 21
- The Monitor 22
- The Information Display 23
- A Hiding Shooting Information 24
- The Command Dial 25
- Fn (E) button Command dial 27
- The Viewfinder 28
- Camera Menus 29
- 1 Display the menus 30
- 3 Select a menu 30
- 5 Highlight a menu item 31
- 6 Display options 31
- 7 Highlight an option 31
- First Steps 32
- 3 Insert the battery 33
- D The Battery and Charger 34
- 3 Attach the lens 35
- ❚❚ Vibration Reduction (VR) 36
- A Detaching the Lens 36
- D Vibration Reduction 36
- Basic Setup 37
- A The Setup Menu 38
- A The Clock Battery 38
- A The Camera Clock 38
- 2 Open the card slot cover 39
- 3 Insert the memory card 39
- 1 Turn the camera on 40
- 2 Display format options 40
- 3 Highlight Yes 40
- 4 Press J 40
- 1 Remove the lens cap 41
- 2 Turn the camera on 41
- 3 Focus the viewfinder 41
- Basic Photography 43
- (i and j Modes) 44
- 7 Shoot 45
- A The Shutter-Release Button 46
- A Auto Meter-Off 46
- A The Built-in Flash 46
- A Using a Zoom Lens 47
- A Image Sensor Cleaning 47
- Other Scenes 50
- Release Mode 53
- 3 Choose a release mode 54
- 2 Select a release mode 55
- 3 Frame the photograph 55
- 4 Take the photograph 55
- A Cover the Viewfinder 56
- D Using the Built-in Flash 56
- A The E Button 56
- 2 Display focus-mode options 57
- 3 Choose a focus mode 58
- D The AF-Assist Illuminator 59
- 2 Select the focus point 61
- 1 Focus 62
- 2 Lock focus 62
- 2 Focus 63
- ❚❚ The Electronic Rangefinder 64
- A The Exposure Indicator 64
- A Focal Plane Position 64
- Image Quality and Size 65
- 3 Choose a file type 66
- 2 Display image size options 67
- 3 Choose an image size 67
- Using the Built-in Flash 68
- 2 Display flash mode options 69
- 3 Choose a flash mode 69
- A Flash Modes 70
- A Choosing a Flash Mode 70
- ISO Sensitivity 72
- Interval Timer Photography 74
- 5 Start shooting 75
- Restoring Default Settings 76
- ❚❚ Other Settings 77
- P, S, A, and M Modes 79
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to P 80
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to S 81
- 2 Choose a shutter speed 81
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to A 82
- 2 Choose an aperture 82
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to M 83
- 2 Rotate the mode dial to M 84
- 3 Choose a shutter speed 84
- 4 Open the shutter 85
- 5 Close the shutter 85
- Exposure 86
- 1 Meter exposure 87
- 2 Lock exposure 87
- 3 Recompose the photograph 87
- 3 Choose a value 88
- A Mode M 89
- A Using a Flash 89
- A The Y (M) and E Buttons 91
- A Optional Flash Units 91
- Active D-Lighting 92
- 3 Choose an option 93
- 2 Enable HDR 94
- Choose 95
- Multiple Exposure 96
- 3 Choose the number of shots 97
- 4 Choose the amount of gain 97
- D Multiple Exposures 98
- White Balance 99
- A The Shooting Menu 100
- A Color Temperature 100
- A The Fn Button 100
- 3 Fine tune white balance 101
- 4 Save changes and exit 101
- 1 Light a reference object 102
- 3 Select Preset manual 102
- 4 Select Measure 102
- 5 Measure white balance 103
- 6 Check the results 103
- D Preset White Balance 104
- A Studio Settings 104
- G button 105
- Bracketing 106
- 3 Display bracketing options 107
- A Disabling Bracketing 108
- A Exposure Bracketing 108
- A See Also 108
- Picture Controls 109
- 2 Select a Picture Control 110
- 3 Adjust settings 110
- ❚❚ Picture Control Settings 111
- D “A” (Auto) 111
- A Optional Picture Controls 111
- A The Picture Control Grid 112
- A Previous Settings 112
- A Custom Picture Controls 112
- A Toning (Monochrome Only) 112
- 2 Select Save/edit 113
- 3 Select a Picture Control 113
- 5 Select a destination 113
- 6 Name the Picture Control 114
- 7 Save changes and exit 114
- Live View 117
- 2 Display focus options 118
- 3 Choose a focus option 118
- 2 Display AF-area modes 119
- 3 Choose an AF-area mode 119
- ❚❚ Choosing the Focus Point 120
- D Subject Tracking 120
- A The Live View Display 121
- A Live View Display Options 121
- 3 EV (0 70) 122
- D Shooting in Live View Mode 123
- D The Count Down Display 123
- A Manual Focus 124
- Recording and Viewing Movies 125
- 4 End recording 126
- 1 Select Movie settings 127
- 2 Choose movie options 127
- Viewing Movies 128
- Editing Movies 129
- 4 Choose an option 130
- Select Choose end point 130
- 5 Delete frames 130
- 6 Save the copy 130
- 2 Display the retouch menu 131
- 3 Choose Save selected frame 131
- 4 Create a still copy 131
- 5 Save the copy 131
- Special Effects 133
- %Night Vision 134
- (Miniature Effect 134
- 3 Selective Color 135
- 1Silhouette 135
- 2High Key 135
- 3Low Key 135
- 1 Select live view 136
- 2 Adjust options 136
- 2 Position the focus point 137
- 3 Display options 137
- 4 Adjust options 137
- 2 Display options 138
- 3 Select a color 138
- 4 Choose the color range 138
- 5 Select additional colors 138
- More on Playback 141
- Photo Information 142
- ❚❚ Highlights 143
- ❚❚ RGB Histogram 143
- A Playback Zoom 143
- ❚❚ Shooting Data 144
- A Histograms 144
- ❚❚ Overview 146
- ❚❚ GPS Data 146
- Thumbnail Playback 147
- Calendar Playback 148
- The following 149
- 1 Select an image 150
- 2 Press the L (A) button 150
- Deleting Photographs 151
- 1 Select Delete 152
- 2 Choose Selected 152
- 3 Highlight a picture 152
- 2 Highlight a date 153
- 1 Choose Select Date 153
- Slide Shows 154
- Connections 155
- Connecting the Camera 156
- Printing Photographs 157
- 3 Turn the camera on 158
- 1 Select a picture 158
- 2 Display printing options 158
- 3 Adjust printing options 158
- 4 Start printing 159
- 2 Choose an option 160
- 4 Display printing options 161
- 5 Adjust printing options 161
- 6 Start printing 161
- 2 Select pictures 162
- 3 Display imprint options 162
- 4 Select imprint options 163
- 5 Complete the print order 163
- Viewing Photographs on TV 164
- 1 Turn the camera off 165
- ❚❚ HDMI Options 166
- Output Resolution 166
- Device Control 166
- A HDMI-CEC Devices 166
- A Device Control 166
- Menu Guide 167
- Playback Display Options 168
- Image Review 168
- Rotate Tall 168
- Reset shooting menu 170
- Storage Folder 170
- D Folder Names 170
- Auto Distortion Control 171
- A Retouch: Distortion Control 171
- Color Space 171
- A Color Space 171
- A Nikon Software 171
- Long Exposure NR 172
- High ISO NR 172
- ISO Sensitivity Settings 173
- A Custom Settings: 174
- Fine-Tuning Camera Settings 174
- Reset Custom Settings 175
- A Using the Rangefinder 177
- A Auto off Timers 178
- D File Number Sequence 180
- To use the stored date 181
- 32 of full power) 182
- 1 Select a format 186
- 2 Select a background color 186
- A Rotating the Camera 187
- Auto Info Display 188
- Video Mode 188
- Flicker Reduction 188
- A Flicker Reduction 188
- Time Zone and Date 188
- Language 189
- Image Comment 189
- 1 Choose a start option 190
- D Image Sensor Cleaning 191
- A The h Icon 192
- Eye-Fi Upload 193
- D Eye-Fi Cards 193
- A Supported Eye-Fi Cards 193
- Firmware Version 193
- N The Retouch Menu: 194
- Creating Retouched Copies 194
- 1 Display retouch options 195
- 2 Select a picture 195
- 3 Select retouch options 195
- 4 Create a retouched copy 195
- D-Lighting 196
- Red-Eye Correction 196
- A Viewing Cropped Copies 197
- Monochrome 197
- Filter Effects 198
- 1 Select Image overlay 199
- 2 Select the first image 200
- 3 Select the second image 200
- 4 Adjust gain 200
- 5 Preview the overlay 200
- 6 Save the overlay 200
- 2 Select a photograph 201
- 4 Copy the photograph 201
- 1 Select Resize 202
- 2 Choose a size 202
- 3 Choose pictures 202
- 4 Save the resized copies 202
- Color Outline 204
- Color Sketch 204
- Perspective Control 205
- Miniature Effect 206
- 1 Select Selective color 207
- 4 Highlight the color range 207
- 5 Choose the color range 208
- 6 Select additional colors 208
- 7 Save the edited copy 208
- 1 Select Choose tab 210
- 2 Select O My Menu 210
- 1 Select Add items 211
- 2 Select a menu 211
- 3 Select an item 211
- 4 Position the new item 211
- 5 Add more items 211
- 1 Select Remove items 212
- 2 Select items 212
- 3 Select Done 212
- 4 Delete the selected items 212
- 1 Select Rank items 213
- 2 Select an item 213
- 3 Position the item 213
- 4 Exit to My Menu 213
- Technical Notes 215
- Compatible Non-CPU Lenses 217
- D The Built-in Flash 218
- D AF-Assist Illumination 219
- A Calculating Angle of View 219
- ❚❚ CLS-Compatible Flash Units 221
- A Guide Number 221
- ❚❚ Other Flash Units 222
- Other Accessories 224
- Approved Memory Cards 225
- 1 Ready the camera 226
- 4 Connect the AC adapter 226
- Caring for the Camera 227
- 1 Place the camera base down 228
- 3 Select Clean now 228
- 2 Select an option 229
- ❚❚ Manual Cleaning 230
- 7 Clean the filter 231
- 8 Turn the camera off 231
- Cautions 232
- Available Settings 234
- Memory Card Capacity 236
- Exposure Program (Mode P) 237
- Troubleshooting 238
- Shooting (P, S, A, M) 240
- Playback 241
- Miscellaneous 241
- Error Messages 242
- Specifications 245
- 4 in. (ISO 1222) 249
- A Using the Built-in Flash 251
- D Lens Care 251
- A Supplied Accessories 252
- A Optional Accessories 252
- A A Note on Wide-Angle Lenses 252
- ❚❚ Supported Standards 253
- Battery Life 254
- Numerics 255
- 6MB11311-02 260
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