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Seite 2 - Product Documentation

viiiTable of ContentsFor Your Safety ... iiCaring for the

Seite 3 - How to Read This Manual

Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure88OKBracketing SetF11CSM MENUAE & FlashAE OnlyFlash OnlyWB BracketingIIIIIIIIExposure and Flash Bracketing1Sele

Seite 4 - For Your Safety

Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure894Compose a photograph, focus, and shoot. The camera will vary exposureand/or fla

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure90White Balance Bracketing1Choose WB Bracketing for Custom Setting 11(BKT Set; 153). For more information onadju

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure914Compose a photograph, focus, and shoot. Each shot will processed tocreate the n

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure92The bracketing programs available depend on the option selected for CustomSetting 11 and, in the cases of exposur

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure93Control paneldisplayBracketingorder (EVs)Numberof shotsExposureincrementCustom Se

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Taking Photographs—Flash Photography94The D100 is equipped with a Guide Number 17/56 (ISO 200, m/ft; GuideNumber at ISO 100 is 12/39) Speedlight with

Seite 10 - Table of Contents

Taking Photographs—Flash Photography95All typesStandard TTL Flash for Digital SLR: Flash output is adjusted to en-sure that the main subject is correc

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Taking Photographs—Flash Photography96Red-eye reductionwith slow syncCombines red-eye reduction with slow sync. This mode is onlyavailable in auto mu

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Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights97Red-Eye ReductionDepending on the lens used and the position of your subj

Seite 13 - Introduction

ixFocus: Controlling How the Camera Focuses ... 63Focus Mode...

Seite 14 - Overview

Flash PhotographyTaking Photographs—Flash Photography98Red-eye reductionwith slow sync1Red-eye reductionRear-curtain sync3Front-curtain syncSlow sync2

Seite 15 - Replacing This Manual

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights99When the Speedlight Is Not in UseTo save battery power when the Speedli

Seite 16 - Getting to Know the Camera

Flash PhotographyTaking Photographs—Flash Photography100Flash Range, Aperture, and SensitivityFlash range varies with sensitivity (ISO equivalency) an

Seite 17 - The LCD Illuminator

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights101Compatible LensesThe built-in Speedlight can be used with any CPU lens h

Seite 18 - Camera Body (continued)

Flash PhotographyTaking Photographs—Flash Photography102Flash Exposure CompensationFlash exposure compensation is used to increase or reduce flash out

Seite 19 - Camera Controls and Displays

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights103Using an Optional SpeedlightOptional Speedlights with D-TTL Flash Contro

Seite 20 - Control Panel

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyFlash Photography104Nikon SB-50DX SpeedlightThe SB-50DX has a guide number of 32/105 (m/ft, manual mode, 35-mmzoom

Seite 21 - The Control Panel Display

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights105Use Only Nikon Flash AccessoriesUse only Nikon Speedlights. Negative vo

Seite 22 - No Battery

Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyFlash Photography1061The SB-26 can be set to slave mode for wireless slaveflash photography. When the wireless sl

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Taking Photographs—Flash PhotographyUsing Built-in and Optional Speedlights107Notes on Optional Speedlights (Continued)If an optional Speedlight with

Seite 24 - The Command Dials

xThe Shooting Menu: Shooting Options ... 135Choosing a Settings Bank: Bank Select ...

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Taking Photographs—Self-Timer Mode108The self-timer can be used to reduce camera shake or for self-portraits. Touse the self-timer:1Mount the camera

Seite 26 - First Steps

Taking Photographs—Self-Timer Mode109AutofocusWhen autofocus is in effect, the camera focuses when the shutter-release button ispressed. Do not stand

Seite 27 - The Monitor Cover

110Taking Photographs—Two-Button ResetDefault Option DefaultJPEG-NormalImage QualityLargeResolutionAutoWhite Bal±0White balanceadjustment200ISOOption

Seite 28 - Step 2—Insert the Battery

111This section details the operations that can be per-formed during playback, including thumbnail play-back, playback zoom, and photo information dis

Seite 29 - 7—Auto Meter Off ( 151)

112Viewing PhotographsViewing PhotographsSingle-Image PlaybackTo play photographs back, press the button. The most recent photographwill be displa

Seite 30 - Step 3—Choose a Language

113Viewing PhotographsBasic PlaybackUsing the Multi SelectorThe multi selector can be used at any time when the monitor is on. The focus selectorlock

Seite 31 - Step 4—Set the Time and Date

114Viewing PhotographsViewing PhotographsPhoto InformationPhoto information is superimposed on images displayed in single-image play-back. Depending

Seite 32 - Step 5—Attach a Lens

115Viewing PhotographsBasic Playback31 231 2Page 44681035791 21 Voice memo icon .. 1802 Protect status ... 1193 Sensitivity (ISOequivalency) ...

Seite 33 - Non-CPU Lenses

116Viewing PhotographsViewing PhotographsViewing Multiple Images: Thumbnail PlaybackBy pressing the button and rotating the com-mand dial, you can d

Seite 34 - Step 6—Insert a Memory Card

117Viewing PhotographsBasic PlaybackTo Press and/or rotate DescriptionChangeprotectedstatus ofhighlightedphotoImages marked by a icon can not be del

Seite 35 - Format ( 162)

1First Steps14–24Overview2–3Getting to Know theCamera4–13This chapter is divided into the following sections:OverviewRead this section for a descripti

Seite 36 - Removing Memory Cards

118Viewing PhotographsViewing PhotographsTaking a Closer Look: Playback ZoomPress the button to zoom in on the imagedisplayed in single-image playba

Seite 37 - Tutorial

119Viewing PhotographsBasic PlaybackProtecting Photographs from DeletionIn full-frame and thumbnail playback, the button can be use to protectphotog

Seite 38 - Basic Photography

120Viewing PhotographsViewing PhotographsDeleting Individual PhotographsTo delete a photograph displayed in single-image playback, or the photo-graph

Seite 39 - Step 1—Ready the Camera

121Changes to a variety of camera settings are madewith the help of menus that appear in the cameramonitor. This chapter covers:Using Camera MenusThi

Seite 40 - Step 2—Adjust Camera Settings

122Menu Guide—Using Camera MenusPosition cursor in selected menuBank SelectImage QualityResolutionWhite BalISOANORMA200LSHOOTING MENUSelect menu2Bank

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123Menu Guide—Using Camera MenusHighlight menu item1Bank SelectImage QualityResolutionWhite BalISOANORMA200LSHOOTING MENUDisplay options2OKImage Quali

Seite 42 - Step 3—Frame a Photograph

124Menu Guide—The Playback MenuThe Playback MenuManaging ImagesDeleting Photographs: DeleteThe Delete menu contains the following options:The playback

Seite 43 - Step 4—Focus

125Menu Guide—The Playback MenuDeleting All Photographs: AllSelecting All from the delete menu displays theconfirmation dialog shown at right. Select

Seite 44 - Step 5—Check Exposure

126The Playback MenuMenu Guide—The Playback MenuFolder Options: Folder DesignateThe camera stores photographs in folders namednnnND100, where “nnn” is

Seite 45 - When Lighting Is Poor

127Managing ImagesMenu Guide—The Playback MenuChoosing a Folder for Playback: Folder SelectThe Folder Designate option is used to selectfolders for pl

Seite 46 - Step 6—Take the Photograph

2Introduction—OverviewOverviewAbout This ManualThis manual is designed to help you enjoy taking photographs with the ad-vanced Nikon D100 single-lens

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128The Playback MenuMenu Guide—The Playback MenuAutomated Playback: Slide ShowUse this option to play images back one after theother in an automated “

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129Managing ImagesMenu Guide—The Playback MenuSlide ShowStartFrame IntvlPLAYBACK MENUOKRestartFrame IntvlWhen the last image in the current folder has

Seite 49 - Photographs

130The Playback MenuMenu Guide—The Playback MenuHiding Images During Playback: Hide ImageWhen creating a slide show or showing photos toan audience, y

Seite 50 - Taking Photographs

Managing ImagesMenu Guide—The Playback Menu131Ordering Prints: Print SetThe Print Set option is used to create a digital“print order” that specifies t

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The Playback MenuMenu Guide—The Playback Menu132OKPrint SetDoneImprint DateData ImprintPLAYBACK MENU3Press button to complete operationand display m

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Managing ImagesMenu Guide—The Playback Menu133NEF ImagesPhotographs taken at an image quality of NEF (Raw) or Comp. NEF (Raw) ( 44) cannot be selecte

Seite 53 - Choosing a Shooting Mode

The Playback MenuMenu Guide—The Playback Menu134Controlling Photo Info: Display ModeThe option selected in the Display Mode optiondetermines whether a

Seite 54 - Number of Exposures Remaining

Menu Guide—The Shooting Menu135The shooting menu contains two pages of options:The Shooting MenuShooting Options135136137138139OptionBank SelectImage

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The Shooting MenuMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu136File Type and Compression: Image QualityThe Image Quality menu controls the file typeand compression r

Seite 56 - Image Quality

Shooting OptionsMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu137Choosing an Image Size: ResolutionThe Resolution menu controls the size of photo-graphs, measured in pi

Seite 57 - The Function Dial

3Introduction—OverviewTo make it easier to find the information you need, the following symbols andconventions are used:Take Test ShotsBefore taking p

Seite 58 - Image Size

The Shooting MenuMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu138For more information on:50 White balanceKeeping Colors True: White BalanceThe White Balance menu allow

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Shooting OptionsMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu139Setting Sensitivity: ISOThe ISO menu controls sensitivity, the digitalequivalent of film speed. Option

Seite 60 - Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)

The Shooting MenuMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu140OKImage SharpeningAutoNormalLowHighNoneSHOOTING MENUMaking Edges More Distinct: Image SharpeningWhen y

Seite 61 - 3—ISO Auto ( 148)

Shooting OptionsMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu141Adjusting Contrast: Tone CompensationAs photographs are saved to the memory card,they are processed to

Seite 62 - White Balance

The Shooting MenuMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu142Setting Colors Based on Workflow: Color ModeYour Nikon digital camera offers a choice of colormodes.

Seite 63 - Color Temperature

Shooting OptionsMenu Guide—The Shooting Menu143Controlling Color: Hue AdjustmentThis option is used to adjust the hue of photo-graphs as they are take

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Menu Guide—Custom Settings144Custom settings are used to fine-tune a variety ofcamera settings to suit your personal preferences,creating combinations

Seite 65 - Fine-Tuning White Balance

Menu Guide—Custom Settings145Two-Button ResetCustom settings are not reset when a two-button reset is performed ( 110).Custom Setting R: Menu ResetME

Seite 66 - 11—BKT Set ( 153)

Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings146Custom Setting 0: Bank SelectCustom settings are stored in one of two“banks,” Bank A or Bank B, which are

Seite 67 - Preset White Balance

Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings147Custom Setting 2: No CF Card?This option can be used to enable the shutter re-lease when no me

Seite 68 - Use Manual Focus

4Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraGetting to Know the CameraCamera Controls and DisplaysTake a few moments to familiarize yourself with camera c

Seite 69 - During Recording

Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings148Custom Setting 3: ISO AutoIf ON is selected for this option, the camera willautomatically adjust sensitivi

Seite 70 - Image Adjustment

Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings149Custom Setting 4: Long Exp. NRAt shutter speeds slower than about 1/2s, “noise”in the form of

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Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings150File NumberingIf a photograph is taken when the current folder contains 999 photographs or a photo-graph n

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Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings151Custom Setting 6: Monitor OffThis option controls whether the monitor stays onfor ten seconds

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Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings152Easy ExposureCompensationF10CSM MENU[+/–] & CMD DialCMD Dial onlyOFFONOKOption Description[+/–] &

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Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings153Custom Setting 11: BKT SetThis option controls what settings are affectedwhen bracketing ( 87

Seite 75 - Focus Mode

Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings154Custom Setting 13: Command DialBy default, the main command dial controls shut-ter speed (shutter-priority

Seite 76 - Focus Area Selection

Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings155Custom Setting 15: AE LockThis option controls whether exposure will lockwhile the shutter-rel

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Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings156Custom Setting 17: Focus AreaBy default, the focus-area display is bounded bythe four outer focus areas so

Seite 78 - Predictive Focus Tracking

Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings157Custom Setting 19: Grid Display (On-Demand Grid Lines)Using this option, on-demand grid lines

Seite 79 - 21—Dyn. AF AF-C ( 157)

5Introduction—Getting to Know the Camera1516181720192115 Built-in Speedlight ... 94, 9816 Sub-command dial ... 1217

Seite 80 - Summary of Autofocus Options

Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings158Custom Setting 22: AF AssistThis option controls whether the AF-assist illumi-nator lights to help with th

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Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings159Custom Setting 24: Anti-shockNormally, the mirror is raised out of the way ofthe CCD immediate

Seite 82 - Focus Lock

Custom SettingsMenu Guide—Custom Settings160Custom Setting 25: Batt PK AF BtnThis option controls the function performed by theAF-ON button on the opt

Seite 83 - 14—AE-L/AF-L ( 154)

Menu Guide—The Setup Menu161The Setup MenuCamera SetupFormatLCD BrightnessMirror Lock-upVideo OutputDateLanguageImage CommentEnO– –OFFNTSC– –OFFSET UP

Seite 84 - 22—AF Assist ( 158)

The Setup MenuMenu Guide—The Setup Menu162Formatting Memory Cards: FormatMemory cards must be formatted before first use.Formatting memory cards is al

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Camera SetupMenu Guide—The Setup Menu163Adjusting Monitor Brightness: LCD BrightnessThis option controls monitor brightness. Press themulti selector

Seite 86 - Manual Focus

The Setup MenuMenu Guide—The Setup Menu164Choosing a Video Standard: Video OutputThis option is used to select the standard for videooutput. Adjust t

Seite 87 - Exposure

Camera SetupMenu Guide—The Setup Menu165Entering a Comment: Input CommentSelecting Input Comment displays the dialog shown below, where you canenter a

Seite 88 - Exposure Mode

The Setup MenuMenu Guide—The Setup Menu166Adding the Comment to Photographs: Attach CommentOnce you have entered a comment as described above, you can

Seite 89 - Exposure Program

167Using the EG-D1 video cable (provided), you candisplay photographs and camera menus on a tele-vision screen, or connect the camera to a video cas-s

Seite 90 - Exposure Warning

6Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraGetting to Know the CameraCamera Body (continued)24252627282923223234333637303135383922 Viewfinder eyepiece ..

Seite 91 - 4—Long Exp. NR ( 149)

Connections—Television Playback168Television PlaybackConnecting Your Camera to a Video DeviceUsing the EG-D1 video cable provided, you can connect the

Seite 92 - 13—Command Dial ( 154)

Connections—Connecting to a Computer169Connecting to a ComputerData Transfer and Camera ControlThis section describes how to use the UC-E4 USB cable p

Seite 93 - A: Aperture-Priority Auto

Connecting to a ComputerConnections—Connecting to a Computer170Nikon Capture 3Using Nikon Capture 3 (available separately), you can control the camera

Seite 94 - M: Manual

Data Transfer and Camera ControlConnections—Connecting to a Computer171CPU/ModeliMac, iMac DV, Power Macintosh G3(Blue & White), Power Mac G4 orla

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Connecting to a ComputerConnections—Connecting to a Computer172Direct USB ConnectionBefore connecting the camera to your computer via the UC-E4 USB ca

Seite 96 - Autoexposure Lock

Data Transfer and Camera ControlConnections—Connecting to a Computer1734Turn the camera on.If installed, Nikon View 5 will start automati-cally when t

Seite 97 - 15—AE-Lock ( 155)

Connecting to a ComputerConnections—Connecting to a Computer174Mac OS XDrag the “Nikon_D100” camera volume intothe Trash.Mac OS 9Drag the “Nikon D100”

Seite 98 - Exposure Compensation

175This chapter covers the following topics:Optional Accessories ( 176–183)A list of the lenses and other accessories availablefor the D100.Caring for

Seite 99 - Bracketing

Technical Notes—Optional Accessories176Lenses for the D100The D100 is compatible with a variety of AF Nikkor lenses for 35-mm filmcameras, including w

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Technical Notes—Optional Accessories177The lenses that can be used with the D100 are listed below.1 Spot metering meters selected focus area.2IX-Nikko

Seite 101 - Exposure Bracketing

7Introduction—Getting to Know the Camera40414445424340 Tripod socket41 Connectors for MB-D100 ... 18042 Metering selector ...

Seite 102 - Continuous Shooting Mode

Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesOptional Accessories178For the D100, Nikon recommends CPU lenses, particularly types G and D, as itis only with ty

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Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesLenses and Other Accessories179Calculating Picture AngleThe size of the area exposed by a 35-mmcamera is 24 × 36 m

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Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesOptional Accessories180Other AccessoriesAt the time of writing, the following accessories were available for the D

Seite 105 - 12—BKT Order ( 153)

Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesLenses and Other Accessories181Filters•Nikon filters can be divided into three types: screw-in, drop-in,and rear-i

Seite 106 - Flash Photography

Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesOptional Accessories182Software Nikon Capture 3Use Nikon Capture 3 to capture photos to a computer and to editand

Seite 107 - 23—Flash Mode ( 158)

Technical Notes—Optional AccessoriesLenses and Other Accessories183Memory Cards•Memory cards may be hot after use. Observe due caution when removing

Seite 108 - Flash Sync Modes

Technical Notes—Caring for Your Camera184StorageWhen the camera will not be used for an extended period, replace the moni-tor cover, remove the batter

Seite 109 - Red-Eye Reduction

Technical Notes—Caring for Your Camera185The MonitorShould the monitor break, care should be taken to avoid injury caused by broken glassand to preven

Seite 110 - Using the Built-in Speedlight

Technical Notes—Caring for Your Camera186Caring for Your CameraThe Low-Pass FilterThe charge-coupled device (CCD) that acts as the camera’s picture el

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Technical Notes—Caring for Your Camera187Storage and Maintenance6Turn the camera off. The mirror will return to the down position and theshutter curt

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The documentation for this product includes the manuals listed below. Pleasebe sure to read all instructions thoroughly to get the most from your cam

Seite 113 - Compatible Lenses

8Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraControl Panel2765341891413121110151716Getting to Know the Camera

Seite 114 - Flash Exposure Compensation

Technical Notes—Troubleshooting188TroubleshootingUnderstanding Error Messages and DisplaysThis section lists the indicators and error messages that ap

Seite 115 - Using an Optional Speedlight

Technical Notes—Troubleshooting189ControlpanelView-finderProblem Solution99If indicator blinks for 3 s afterflash fires, photo may be un-derexposed.Ch

Seite 116 - The Accessory Shoe

Technical Notes—Troubleshooting190TroubleshootingPlayback ErrorsDuring playback, error messages are displayed in the monitor. Indicators mayalso appe

Seite 117 - Compatible Speedlights

Technical Notes—Troubleshooting191Understanding Error Messages and DisplaysA Note on Electronically-Controlled CamerasIn extremely rare instances, unu

Seite 118 - Notes on Optional Speedlights

Technical Notes—Web Resources192Web ResourcesOn-Line Resources for Nikon UsersAt the time of writing, the following on-line resources were available f

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Technical Notes—Specifications193SpecificationsType Single-lens reflex digital camera with interchangeablelensesEffective pixels 6.1 million23.7 × 15.

Seite 120 - Self-Timer Mode

Technical Notes—Specifications194SpecificationsAutofocus TTL phase detection by means of Nikon Multi-CAM900autofocus module with AF-assist illuminator

Seite 121 - Cover the Viewfinder

Technical Notes—Specifications195SpecificationsWhite balance TTL white balance control with white balance bracketingBuilt-in Speedlight Pop-up Speedli

Seite 122 - Two-Button Reset

Technical Notes—Specifications196SpecificationsTripod socket1/4˝ (ISO)Power source•One rechargeable Nikon EN-EL3 lithium-ion battery•MB-D100 multi-fun

Seite 123 - Playback

Technical Notes—Specifications197SpecificationsBattery LifeThe number of shots that can be taken with an EN-EL3 battery varies with the conditionof th

Seite 124 - Single-Image Playback

9Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraCamera Controls and Displays1 Shutter speed ... 79–80Sensitivity ...

Seite 125 - 6—Monitor Off ( 151)

Index198IndexSymbols3D Multi Sensor Balanced Fill-Flash for Digital SLR, 95AAF area mode, 65–69AF assist illuminator, 72Aperture, 76–93, 107adjusting,

Seite 126 - Photo Information

Index199JJPEG, 44LL. See ResolutionLanguage, 18LCD Brightness, 163Lens, 176–179attaching, 20–21compatible, 176–178CPU, 20–21, 176–178non-CPU, 21, 176

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10Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraGetting to Know the CameraThe Viewfinder DisplayNo BatteryWhen the battery is totally exhausted or no battery

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11Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraCamera Controls and Displays1 12-mm (0.47˝) reference circle forcenter-weighted metering ... 752 Foc

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12Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraGetting to Know the CameraThe Command DialsThe main- and sub-command dials are used alone or in combination w

Seite 131 - Viewing Photographs

13Introduction—Getting to Know the CameraCamera Controls and Displays+AF-area modeChoose a setting for AF-area mode (65)++Flash settingsSet flash comp

Seite 132 - Delete ( 124)

14Introduction—First StepsInsert the Battery 16–17STEP 2Choose a Language 18STEP 3Set the Time and Date 19STEP 4First StepsGetting the Camera Ready fo

Seite 133 - Menu Guide

15Introduction—First StepsStep 1—Attach the Camera StrapAttach the camera strap securely to the two eyelets on the camera body asshown below.1The Moni

Seite 134 - Choosing a menu

16Introduction—First StepsStep 2—Insert the BatteryYour camera is powered by a single rechargeable Nikon EN-EL3 lithium-ionbattery (provided).2.1 Char

Seite 135 - Exiting the Menus

17Introduction—First StepsRemoving the BatteryTo remove the battery, turn the camera off, open the battery chamber cover as de-scribed above, and sli

Seite 136 - PLAYBACK MENU

iHow to Read This ManualFirst, be aware of the warnings, cautions, and notices on pages ii–vii.OverviewGetting to Know the CameraFirst StepsBasic Phot

Seite 137 - Hidden and Protected Images

18Introduction—First StepsStep 3—Choose a LanguageCamera menus and messages can be displayed in your choice of German,English, French, Japanese, and S

Seite 138 - Folder Designate

19Introduction—First StepsStep 4—Set the Time and DateThe time and date of recording is included with all pictures. To ensure thatyour pictures are s

Seite 139 - Number of Folders

20Introduction—First StepsFirst StepsStep 5—Attach a LensWe recommend that you use a type G or type D CPU lens to take full advan-tage of the features

Seite 140 - Frame Intvl

21Introduction—First StepsGetting the Camera Ready for Use5.3 Lock aperture at the minimum settingThis step is not necessary if you are using a type G

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22Introduction—First StepsFirst StepsStep 6—Insert a Memory CardIn place of film, your Nikon digital camera uses CompactFlash™ memory cardsor IBM Micr

Seite 142 - Hide Image Done

23Introduction—First StepsGetting the Camera Ready for Use66.4 Format the memory cardMemory cards must be formatted before first use. Note that forma

Seite 143 - Ordering Prints: Print Set

24Introduction—First StepsRemoving Memory CardsMemory cards may be hot after use. Observe due caution when removing memorycards from the camera.Remov

Seite 144 - Modifying the Print Order: OK

25This chapter takes you step-by-step through theprocess of taking your first photographs and play-ing them back.Basic PhotographyThis section describ

Seite 145 - After Creating a Print Order

26Tutorial—Basic PhotographyAdjust Camera Settings 28–29STEP 2Ready the Camera 27STEP 1There are six basic steps to taking photographs:Basic Photograp

Seite 146 - Bank Select

27Tutorial—Basic PhotographyStep 1—Ready the CameraBefore taking photographs, ready the camera as described below.1.1 Turn the camera onThe control pa

Seite 147 - The Shooting Menu

iiTo prevent damage to your Nikon product or injury to yourself or to others,read the following safety precautions in their entirety before using this

Seite 148 - For more information on:

28Tutorial—Basic PhotographyStep 2—Adjust Camera SettingsThis Tutorial describes how take photographs at default settings. Informationon when and how

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29Tutorial—Basic PhotographyTaking Your First Photographs2Non-CPU LensesExposure mode P (auto multi program) is only available when the lens mounted o

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30Tutorial—Basic PhotographyBasic Photography3Step 3—Frame a PhotographTo prevent blurred photographs caused by unsteady hands (camera shake),hold the

Seite 151 - Setting Sensitivity: ISO

31Tutorial—Basic Photography4Step 4—FocusIn single-servo AF, the camera focuses on the sub-ject in the selected focus area when the shutter-release bu

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32Tutorial—Basic Photography5Step 5—Check ExposureWith the shutter-release button pressed halfway,check the shutter-speed and aperture indicatorsin th

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33Tutorial—Basic PhotographyTaking Your First Photographs5When Lighting Is PoorWhen lighting is poor, shutter speed slows and photographs may be blurr

Seite 154 - Color Management

34Tutorial—Basic PhotographyBasic Photography6Step 6—Take the PhotographSmoothly press the shutter-release button the restof the way down.While the ph

Seite 155 - SHOOTING MENU

35Tutorial—Basic PlaybackTo play photographs back, press the button. The most recent photographwill be displayed in the monitor.Viewing Additional

Seite 156 - Custom Settings

36Tutorial—Basic PlaybackBasic Playback6—Monitor Off ( 151)The monitor will turn off automatically to save power if no operations are performedfor th

Seite 157 - Custom Setting R: Menu Reset

37In “Tutorial: Taking Photographs,” you learned thebasic order of operations for taking photographs atthe most commonly-used settings. This chaptere

Seite 158 - Custom Setting 0: Bank Select

iii• Batteries are prone to leakage whenfully discharged. To avoid damage tothe product, be sure to remove thebattery when no charge remains.• When t

Seite 159 - Custom Setting 2: No CF Card?

38Taking PhotographsTaking PhotographsThe chart below shows the basic order for adjusting settings when takingphotographs.Will this be a single photo,

Seite 160 - ISO Auto

39The DetailsTaking PhotographsThe Shooting MenuChanges to some camera settings (shooting mode, focus, metering, exposuremode, exposure compensation,

Seite 161 - The Memory Buffer

40Taking PhotographsTaking Photographs7OKImage QualityNEF (Raw)TIFF-RGBJPEG FineJPEG NormalJPEG BasicSHOOTING MENU8Bank SelectImage QualityResolutionW

Seite 162 - The EH-5 AC Adapter

41Taking Photographs—Choosing a Shooting ModeChoosing a Shooting ModeSingle Frame, Continuous, or Self-TimerYour choice of shooting mode determines ho

Seite 163 - Custom Setting 9: EV Step

42Choosing a Shooting ModeTaking Photographs—Choosing a Shooting ModeThe Memory BufferThe camera is equipped with a memory buffer for temporary storag

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43Taking Photographs—Image Quality and SizeImage Quality and SizeMaking Effective Use of MemoryTogether, image quality and size determine how much spa

Seite 165 - Custom Setting 12: BKT Order

44Image Quality and SizeTaking Photographs—Image Quality and SizeOption DescriptionTIFF-RGBImages are saved in uncompressed TIFF-RGB at a color depth

Seite 166 - Custom Setting 14: AE-L/AF-L

45Making Effective Use of MemoryTaking Photographs—Image Quality and SizeImage quality can be set using the function dial, or using the Image Qualityo

Seite 167 - Custom Setting 15: AE Lock

46Image Quality and SizeTaking Photographs—Image Quality and SizeThe Function DialWith the function dial set to QUAL, rotate the main command dial to

Seite 168 - Custom Setting 17: Focus Area

47Making Effective Use of MemoryTaking Photographs—Image Quality and SizeImage size can be set using the function dial, or using the Resolution option

Seite 169 - Closest Subject

ivDo not dropThe product may malfunction if subjectedto strong shocks or vibration.Keep dryThis product is not waterproof, and maymalfunction if immer

Seite 170 - Custom Setting 23: Flash Mode

48Taking Photographs—Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)Reacting Faster to Light“Sensitivity” is the digital equivalent of film

Seite 171 - Custom Setting 24: Anti-shock

49Taking Photographs—Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)The Function DialPictures can only be taken when the function dial is set to P, S, A, or M. When th

Seite 172 - CSM MENU

Taking Photographs—White Balance50Auto 4,200–8,000 KCamera measures color temperature and ad-justs white balance automatically. For bestresults, use

Seite 173 - The Setup Menu

Taking Photographs—White Balance51Bank SelectImage QualityResolutionWhite BalISOANORMA200LSHOOTING MENUSpeedlights Connected via a Sync CableWhen the

Seite 174 - Two-Button Format

Taking Photographs—White BalanceWhite Balance52The Function DialWith the function dial set to WB, rotate the main command dial to cyclethrough white-b

Seite 175 - CCD Cleaning

Taking Photographs—White BalanceKeeping Colors True53Fine-Tuning White BalanceAt settings other than PRE (preset), white balancecan be “fine tuned” to

Seite 176 - Video Output

Taking Photographs—White BalanceWhite Balance54White balance can be fine-tuned using the func-tion dial, or from the shooting menu. At settingsother

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Taking Photographs—White BalanceKeeping Colors True55Preset White BalancePreset white balance is used to adjust white balance when shooting undermixed

Seite 178 - Viewing Comments

Taking Photographs—White BalanceWhite Balance56Measuring Preset White BalanceTo measure a value for preset white balance:1Place a neutral gray or whit

Seite 179 - Connections

Taking Photographs—White BalanceKeeping Colors True575Frame the reference object so that it fills theviewfinder and press the shutter-release but-ton

Seite 180 - Television Playback

v•To prevent mold or mildew, take the cam-era out of storage at least once a month.Turn the camera on and release the shut-ter a few times before putt

Seite 181 - Connecting to a Computer

Taking Photographs—Image Adjustment58Image AdjustmentShooting Menu Settings200AAI0°ISOImage SharpeningTone Comp.Color ModeHue AdjustmentSHOOTING MENUO

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Taking Photographs—Image Adjustment59Adjusting Contrast: Tone CompensationAs photographs are saved to the memory card, they are processed to adjustthe

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Taking Photographs—Image Adjustment60Image Adjustment200AAI0°ISOImage SharpeningTone Comp.Color ModeHue AdjustmentSHOOTING MENUOKTone Comp.AutoNormalL

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Taking Photographs—Image Adjustment61Shooting Menu SettingsColor ManagementWhen opening images in an application that supports color management, selec

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Taking Photographs—Image Adjustment62Image AdjustmentControlling Color: Hue AdjustmentHue can be adjusted in the range about –9 ° to 9 ° in increments

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Taking Photographs—Focus63FocusControlling How the Camera FocusesThis section describes the options that control how your camera focuses: fo-cus mode,

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Taking Photographs—FocusFocus64Focus Area SelectionThe D100 offers a choice of five focus areas that together cover a wide areaof the frame. Except w

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Taking Photographs—FocusControlling How the Camera Focuses65AutofocusWhen the focus mode selector is set to S (single-servo autofocus) or C (con-tinuo

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Taking Photographs—FocusFocus66Single-area AF Dynamic-area AFTo select the AF-area mode, set the function dial to [+] and rotate the maincommand dial.

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Taking Photographs—FocusControlling How the Camera Focuses67Closest Subject Priority (Dynamic Area AF)Dynamic-area AF can be combined with closest sub

Seite 191 - Calculating Picture Angle

vi•No part of the manuals included with thisproduct may be reproduced, transmitted,transcribed, stored in a retrieval system,or translated into any la

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Taking Photographs—FocusFocus68Summary of Autofocus OptionsFocusmodeAF-areamodeClosest subjectpriorityControl paneldisplayActive focusareaFocus-arease

Seite 193 - Lenses and Other Accessories

Taking Photographs—FocusControlling How the Camera Focuses69When to use itHow it worksUse when you know yoursubject will be closest ob-ject to camera

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Taking Photographs—FocusFocus70Focus LockFocus lock can be used to change the composition after focusing, allowingyou to focus on a subject that will

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Taking Photographs—FocusControlling How the Camera Focuses713Recompose the photograph and shoot.In single-servo AF, focus will remain locked between s

Seite 196 - Caring for Your Camera

Taking Photographs—FocusFocus72The AF-Assist IlluminatorThe built-in AF assist illuminator enables the camera to focus even when thesubject is poorly

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Taking Photographs—FocusControlling How the Camera Focuses73The focus areacontains objects atdifferent distancesfrom the cameraAn example would be a s

Seite 198 - The Low-Pass Filter

Taking Photographs—FocusFocus74A-M Selection/Autofocus with Manual PriorityWhen using a lens that offers A-M selection, select M when focusing manuall

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Taking Photographs—Exposure75ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets ExposureMeteringThe metering method determines how the cam-era sets exposure. Be

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure76CPU Lenses (All Exposure Modes)If you are using a CPU lens equipped with an aperture ring, the aperture ring must

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure77P: Auto Multi ProgramIn this mode, the camera automatically adjusts shutter speed

Seite 202 - Playback Errors

viiNotice for customers in CanadaCAUTIONThis class B digital apparatus meets all re-quirements of the Canadian InterferenceCausing Equipment Regulatio

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure78Flexible ProgramIn auto multi program, you can rotate the main com-mand dial to choose different combinations of

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure79S: Shutter-Priority AutoIn shutter-priority auto, you choose the shutter speed wh

Seite 205 - Specifications

Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure80To take photographs in shutter-priority auto:1Rotate the function dial to S.Exposure WarningIf the camera is unab

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure81A: Aperture-Priority AutoIn aperture-priority auto, you choose the aperture while

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure82M: ManualIn manual exposure mode, you control both shutter speed and aperture. Shut-ter speed can be set to valu

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure83Long Time-ExposuresAt a shutter speed of , the shutter will remain open while th

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure84Autoexposure LockWhen center-weighted metering is used, an area in the center of the frame isassigned the greates

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure85Metered AreaIn spot metering, exposure will be locked at the value metered in a 3

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Taking Photographs—ExposureExposure86Exposure CompensationTo obtain the desired results with certain subject compositions, it may be nec-essary to us

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Taking Photographs—ExposureControlling How the Camera Sets Exposure87BracketingThe D100 offers three types of bracketing: exposure bracketing, flash b

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