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Taking Photographs—White Balance
4
Press the center of the multi selector to copy
the white balance value for the highlighted
photograph to the selected preset and return
to the thumbnail display. If the highlighted
photograph has a comment, the comment
will be copied to the comment for the selected
preset.
Copying White Balance from d-0 to Presets d-1 – d-4
To copy a measured value for white balance
from d-0 to any of the other presets (d-1 – d-4),
highlight the destination preset in the thumbnail
display and press the center of the multi selector
as described in steps 1–3 on page 61. The menu
shown at right will be displayed.
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SetSelect
SHOOTING MENU
Nikon Capture 4
Nikon Capture 4 (available separately) can be used to edit white balance when RAW
photographs taken with the D2H are displayed on a computer. The edited value can be
copied directly to a white balance preset while the camera is connected to a computer,
or the image can be saved to the camera memory card and the white balance value
copied using the Select image option in the preset menu. Any comments created
with Nikon Capture 4 will also be copied to the comment for the selected preset.
OK
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Set
Edit comment
Select image
Copy d-0
White bal.
White bal. preset
SHOOTING MENU
1
Press the multi selector up or down to high-
light Copy d-0.
OK
d
-
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White bal. preset
Set
Edit comment
Select image
Copy d-0
White bal.
SHOOTING MENU
2
Press the multi selector to the right to copy
white balance from d-0 to the selected preset
and return to the thumbnail display. If com-
ment has been created for d-0, the comment
will be copied to the comment for the selected
preset.
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d-4
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SetSelect
SHOOTING MENU
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- Product Documentation 2
- How to Read This Manual 3
- For Your Safety 4
- Tested To Comply 8
- With FCC Standards 8
- FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE 8
- Table of Contents 10
- Introduction 13
- Overview 14
- Getting to Know the Camera 15
- Camera Body (continued) 16
- The Top Control Panel 18
- The Rear Control Panel 20
- The Viewfi nder Display 22
- The Command Dials 24
- The Multi Selector 26
- First Steps 27
- Step 5—Attach a Lens 32
- Di rec tion of 34
- Ter mi nals 34
- Introduction—First Steps 35
- Format ( 207) 35
- Access lamp 36
- Tutorial 37
- Basic Photography 38
- Step 1—Ready the Camera 39
- Tutorial—Basic Photography 40
- Step 2—Adjust Camera Settings 41
- Step 3—Frame a Photograph 43
- Step 4—Focus 44
- Step 5—Check Exposure 45
- Step 6—Take the Photograph 46
- Basic Playback 47
- Photographs 49
- Using Camera Menus 51
- Exiting the Menus 52
- Making a Selection 52
- Image Quality and Size 53
- 2,464 × 1,632 pixels in size 57
- Rear control panel 57
- Viewfi nder 57
- Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency) 60
- The ISO Button 61
- The WB Button 65
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 66
- Choosing a Color Temperature 68
- Preset White Balance 69
- SetSelect 72
- Image Adjustment 77
- Choosing a Shooting Mode 82
- Focus Mode 84
- Focus Area Selection 86
- Autofocus 88
- AF-Area Mode 88
- Focus Lock 92
- Taking Photographs—Focus 93
- c2—AE-L/AF-L ( 186) 93
- Manual Focus 95
- Exposure 96
- Exposure Mode 97
- P: Programmed Auto 98
- 3 EV are re duced to 17 99
- 8,000 s. Use slow shutter 100
- A: Aperture-Priority Auto 102
- 8,000 s, or the shutter 104
- Taking Photographs—Exposure 106
- Autoexposure Lock 107
- Exposure Compensation 109
- Bracketing 110
- 1/3 Step Selected for EV Step 112
- 1/2 Step Selected for EV Step 113
- 1 Step Selected for EV Step 114
- Flash Photography 118
- D-TTL Flash Control 122
- Compatible Speedlights 123
- Flash Sync Modes 125
- 50 s or slower 128
- Flash Contacts and Indicators 129
- Interval Timer Photography 130
- L (continuous low 134
- Self-Timer Mode 135
- Non-CPU Lenses 136
- Specifying Maximum Aperture 138
- Two-Button Reset 140
- More About 141
- Playback 141
- Single-Image Playback 142
- Photo Information 144
- Page 4 (Shooting Data 2) 145
- Page 5 (Histogram) 145
- Page 6 (Highlights) 145
- Voice Memos 151
- Recording Voice Memos 152
- Voice Memo Recording Options 154
- Playing Voice Memos 156
- Audio output 157
- Via speaker 157
- Via VIDEO OUT 157
- Menu Guide 159
- The Playback Menu 160
- Deleting All Photographs: All 161
- Playback Folder 162
- Slide Show 163
- Frame intvl 164
- Audio playback 164
- Hide image 166
- Select / set 166
- Deselect all? 166
- PLAYBACK MENU 166
- Print set 168
- ＋ ZoomSet 169
- Menu Guide—The Playback Menu 170
- Exif version 2.21 170
- Display Mode 171
- Image Review 171
- After Delete 172
- The Shooting Menu 173
- Shooting Menu Bank 174
- NOT be ad 174
- ＋ OKInput 175
- Reset Shooting Menu 176
- Active folder 177
- SHOOTING MENU 177
- Select folder 177
- File Name 178
- Image Quality 179
- Image Size 179
- Raw Compression 179
- White Balance 179
- Image Sharpening 180
- Tone Compensation 180
- Color Mode 180
- Hue Adjustment 181
- Interval Timer Shooting 181
- Non-CPU Lens Data 181
- Custom Settings 182
- NOT be adjusted 185
- RReset CSM menu 186
- CSM MENU 186
- H (continuous high-speed) 192
- Custom Setting a7: Focus Area 193
- Custom Setting b1: ISO Auto 194
- 3 EV (1/3 step, the default 195
- Custom Setting b3: EV Step 196
- Custom Setting c1: AE Lock 198
- Custom Setting c2: AE-L/AF-L 198
- Custom Setting c4: Self-Timer 199
- L (continuous low-speed) 200
- The Setup Menu 218
- FORMATTING 219
- Mirror Lock-up 220
- LCD Brightness 220
- Video Mode 221
- Language 221
- Image Comment 222
- Auto Image Rotation 223
- Audio Output 224
- Voice Memo 224
- Voice Memo Protect 224
- Voice Memo Button 224
- Mass Storage 225
- Dust Off Ref Photo 226
- Image dust off data 227
- Battery Info 228
- Wireless LAN 229
- Firmware Version 231
- Connections 233
- Television Playback 234
- Connecting to a Computer 235
- Connecting the USB Cable 236
- Do Not Turn the Camera Off 237
- Disconnecting the Camera 238
- Technical 239
- Optional Accessories 240
- NOT be used with the D2H: 241
- Other Accessories 243
- Approved Memory Cards 248
- Caring for the Camera 249
- Replacing the Focusing Screen 250
- Mirror lock-up 252
- ON Image sensor cleaning 252
- Troubleshooting 254
- Specifi cations 257
- H. See Shooting mode 262
- L. See Shooting mode 262
- UP. See Shooting mode 263
- Printed in Japan 264
- SB4G00850601(11) 264
- 6MBA0511-B 264
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