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244 C The Shooting Menu: Shooting Options
Photographs taken at high ISO sensitivities can be processed to
reduce “noise.”
“Vignetting” is a drop in brightness at the edges of a
photograph.
Vignette control reduces vignetting for type G, E,
and D lenses (PC lenses excluded).
Its effects vary from lens to
lens and are most noticeable at maximum aperture.
Choose
from High, Normal, Low, and Off.
High ISO NR
G button ➜ C shooting menu
Option Description
High Reduce noise (randomly-spaced bright pixels), particularly
in photographs taken at high ISO sensitivities.
Choose the
amount of noise reduction performed from High, Normal,
and Low.
Normal
Low
Off
Noise reduction is performed only as required and never at
an amount higher than when Low is selected.
Vignette Control
G button ➜ C shooting menu
A Vignette Control
Depending on the scene, shooting conditions, and type of lens, JPEG
images may exhibit noise (fog) or variations in peripheral brightness,
while custom Picture Controls and preset Picture Controls that have
been modified from default settings may not produce the desired
effect.
Take test shots and view the results in the monitor.
Vignette
control does not apply to movies (0 174) or to pictures taken with
lenses that support FX format.
- Reference Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- For Your Safety 13
- INSTRUCTIONS 18
- A Life-Long Learning 21
- Wireless 22
- Complies with 24
- IDA Standards 24
- DA103423 24
- Introduction 25
- 2 Introduction 26
- D Close the Connector Cover 26
- D The Speaker 26
- 3Introduction 27
- The Mode Dial 28
- The Viewfinder 29
- The Monitor 30
- 7Introduction 31
- D Using the Monitor 31
- The Information Display 32
- 9Introduction 33
- A Info Display Auto Off 33
- 11Introduction 35
- A Turning the Monitor Off 35
- The Multi Selector 36
- Camera Menus: An Overview 37
- Using Camera Menus 38
- 1 Display the menus 39
- 2 Highlight the icon for the 39
- 3 Select a menu 39
- 4 Position the cursor in the 39
- 5 Highlight a menu item 40
- 6 Display options 40
- 7 Highlight an option 40
- Using the Touch Screen 41
- 18 Introduction 42
- D The Touch Screen 42
- D Using the Touch Screen 42
- Touch-Screen Photography 43
- ❚❚ Live View Photography 45
- 22 Introduction 46
- Viewing Pictures 49
- Using the Menus 50
- 1 Attach the strap 51
- 2 Charge the battery 51
- Battery latch 52
- 4 Attach a lens 53
- 30 Introduction 54
- 5 Open the monitor 55
- 6 Turn the camera on 55
- 7 Choose a language 56
- 8 Focus the viewfinder 57
- 35Introduction 59
- Removing the Battery 59
- Removing Memory Cards 59
- A The Write Protect Switch 59
- 36 Introduction 60
- D Memory Cards 60
- ❚❚ Detaching the Lens 61
- Mode dial 62
- 2 Frame the photograph 64
- 3 Press the shutter-release 64
- 4 Shoot 65
- Viewing Photographs 66
- Deleting Unwanted Pictures 67
- 2 Ready the camera 69
- 3 Focus 70
- A Live View 71
- 4 Start recording 75
- 5 End recording 75
- Deleting Unwanted Movies 77
- Situation (Scene Mode) 78
- Portrait 79
- Landscape 79
- Close up 80
- Night Portrait 80
- Night Landscape 81
- Party/Indoor 81
- Beach/Snow 81
- Dusk/Dawn 82
- Pet Portrait 82
- Candlelight 83
- Autumn Colors 83
- A Preventing Blur 84
- %Night Vision 85
- SSuper Vivid 86
- UPhoto Illustration 86
- 'Toy Camera Effect 87
- (Miniature Effect 87
- 3Selective Color 87
- 1Silhouette 88
- 2High Key 88
- 3Low Key 88
- 65Special Effects 89
- A NEF (RAW) 89
- A U and ( Modes 89
- 1 Select live view 90
- 2 Adjust outline thickness 90
- 2 Adjust options 91
- 2 Position the focus point 92
- 3 Display options 92
- 4 Adjust options 92
- 2 Display options 93
- 4 Choose the color range 94
- 5 Select additional colors 94
- 6 Press J 94
- More on Photography 95
- 4 Take photographs 96
- 73More on Photography 97
- A The Memory Buffer 97
- A Frame Rate 97
- A Buffer Size 97
- 2 Select E (Self-timer) mode 99
- 4 Take the photograph 100
- 77More on Photography 101
- A Using the Built-in Flash 101
- 1 Display focus mode options 103
- 2 Choose a focus mode 103
- 80 More on Photography 104
- 81More on Photography 105
- A The AF-Assist Illuminator 105
- AF-Area Mode 106
- 2 Choose an AF-area mode 107
- 84 More on Photography 108
- A AF-Area Mode 108
- A 3D-Tracking 108
- 3 Select the focus point 109
- 1 Focus 110
- 2 Lock focus 111
- 3 Recompose the 111
- 1 Select manual focus 112
- 2 Focus 112
- ❚❚ The Electronic Rangefinder 113
- Image Quality and Size 114
- 2 Choose a file type 115
- 1 Display image size options 116
- 2 Choose an image size 116
- 1 Choose a flash mode 117
- 2 Take pictures 117
- ❚❚ Flash Modes 118
- 1 Raise the flash 119
- 3 Take pictures 119
- 97More on Photography 121
- A Lowering the Built-in Flash 121
- A The Built-in Flash 121
- 98 More on Photography 122
- ISO Sensitivity 123
- 2 Choose an ISO sensitivity 124
- Interval Timer Photography 125
- 3 Start shooting 128
- Starting Now 129
- Starting at a Specified Time 129
- ❚❚ No Photograph 130
- 1 Press the I (E/#) button 131
- 3 Frame the photograph 131
- 109More on Photography 133
- A Exiting Remote Control Mode 133
- A Wireless Remote Controllers 133
- Restoring Default Settings 134
- 111More on Photography 135
- ❚❚ Other Settings 136
- P, S, A, and M Modes 137
- 1600 s in this 138
- Mode P (Programmed Auto) 139
- 116 P, S, A, and M Modes 140
- A Flexible Program 140
- 1600 s) 141
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to A 142
- 2 Choose an aperture 142
- 1 Rotate the mode dial to M 143
- 3 EV Overexposed by over 2 EV 144
- Length of exposure: 35 s 145
- Aperture: f/25 145
- 2 Choose the shutter speed 146
- 3 Take the photograph 146
- 3 Open the shutter 147
- 4 Close the shutter 147
- 124 P, S, A, and M Modes 148
- A ML-L3 Remote Controls 148
- 1 Display metering options 149
- 2 Choose a metering method 150
- 1 Meter exposure 151
- 2 Lock exposure 151
- 128 P, S, A, and M Modes 152
- Exposure Compensation 153
- Flash Compensation 155
- 132 P, S, A, and M Modes 156
- A The Information Display 156
- A Optional Flash Units 156
- Active D-Lighting 157
- 2 Choose an option 158
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) 159
- White Balance 161
- 138 P, S, A, and M Modes 162
- A The Shooting Menu 162
- A Touch Menu Navigation 162
- 139P, S, A, and M Modes 163
- A Color Temperature 163
- A Bracketing 163
- 2 Fine-tune white balance 164
- 3 Save changes and exit 164
- 141P, S, A, and M Modes 165
- A White Balance Fine-Tuning 165
- A Touch Fine-Tuning 165
- A “Mired” 165
- 1 Light a reference object 166
- 3 Select Measure 166
- 4 Select Ye s 167
- 5 Measure white balance 167
- 6 Check the results 168
- 145P, S, A, and M Modes 169
- D Preset White Balance 169
- A Gray Panels 169
- 1 Select Preset manual 170
- 2 Select Use photo 170
- 3 Choose Select image 170
- 4 Choose a folder 170
- 5 Highlight the source image 171
- 6 Copy white balance 171
- 1 Choose a bracketing option 172
- 2 Display bracketing options 173
- 151P, S, A, and M Modes 175
- A Disabling Bracketing 175
- A Exposure Bracketing 175
- Picture Controls 176
- 2 Select a Picture Control 177
- 1 Select a Picture Control 178
- 2 Adjust settings 178
- ❚❚ Picture Control Settings 179
- 157P, S, A, and M Modes 181
- A Toning (Monochrome Only) 181
- 2 Select Save/edit 182
- 3 Select a Picture Control 182
- 5 Select a destination 183
- 6 Name the Picture Control 183
- 7 Press X 183
- 160 P, S, A, and M Modes 184
- Live View 186
- 4 Take the picture 187
- 1 Display focus options 188
- 2 Choose a focus option 189
- 1 Display AF-area modes 190
- 3 Choose the focus point 191
- The Live View Display 192
- 169Live View 193
- 170 Live View 194
- 171Live View 195
- A Camera Settings 195
- A Exposure 195
- 172 Live View 196
- D Shooting in Live View Mode 196
- D The Count Down Display 196
- 173Live View 197
- Recording and Viewing Movies 198
- 3 EV by 199
- D Recording Movies 200
- Movie Settings 201
- 1 Select Movie settings 203
- 2 Choose movie options 203
- D The Count-Down Display 204
- Viewing Movies 205
- 1 Display a movie full frame 207
- 2 Pause the movie on the new 207
- 6 Create the copy 208
- 7 Preview the movie 209
- 8 Save the copy 209
- 2 Choose Save selected frame 210
- 3 Create a still copy 210
- 4 Save the copy 211
- Playback and Deletion 212
- 189Playback and Deletion 213
- A The P Button 213
- Thumbnail Playback 214
- Calendar Playback 215
- Photo Information 216
- ❚❚ File Information 217
- ❚❚ Highlights 217
- ❚❚ RGB Histogram 218
- 195Playback and Deletion 219
- A Histograms 219
- ❚❚ Shooting Data 220
- ❚❚ Overview Data 222
- ❚❚ Location Data 223
- 201Playback and Deletion 225
- A (L) button 226
- 1 Select an image 227
- 2 Display playback options 227
- 3 Select Rating 227
- 4 Choose a rating 227
- 1 Select Rating 228
- 2 Rate pictures 228
- 1 Press the O button 229
- 2 Press the O button again 229
- 1 Select pictures 230
- 1 Select dates 231
- 1 Select Slide show 232
- 2 Start the slide show 232
- Slide Show Options 233
- Connections 234
- 1 Connect the USB cable 235
- 3 Click Start Transfer 237
- 4 Terminate the connection 237
- Printing Photographs 238
- 2 Adjust printing options 239
- 3 Start printing 240
- 3 Adjust printer settings 241
- 4 Start printing 241
- 2 Select pictures 242
- 3 Select imprint options 243
- 4 Complete the print order 243
- Viewing Pictures on TV 244
- 221Connections 245
- A Video Mode 245
- A Television Playback 245
- High-Definition Devices 246
- What Wi-Fi Can Do for You 248
- Accessing the Camera 249
- 2 Connect 250
- 3 Enter the PIN 252
- 2 Display the camera SSID 253
- 3 Select the camera SSID 253
- ❚❚ Terminating the Connection 254
- ❚❚ Restoring Default Settings 254
- 3 Press J 256
- Camera Menus 257
- Playback Folder 258
- Playback Display Options 258
- Image Review 258
- Auto Image Rotation 259
- Rotate Tall 259
- Shooting Menu Options 260
- Reset Shooting Menu 261
- 2 Choose a folder number 262
- 2 Highlight a folder 263
- File Naming 264
- NEF (RAW) Recording 264
- ISO Sensitivity Settings 265
- Color Space 267
- Long Exposure NR 267
- High ISO NR 268
- Vignette Control 268
- Auto Distortion Control 269
- Optical VR 269
- G button 270
- Custom Settings 271
- Reset Custom Settings 272
- 1 Enter the first date 281
- 3 Choose a date 281
- 5 Exit the date counter menu 282
- ❚❚ Commander Mode 284
- 4 Select the channel 286
- 5 Press J 286
- 6 Compose the shot 287
- A Flash Compensation 288
- D Commander Mode 288
- Setup Menu Options 294
- 1 Highlight Ye s 296
- 2 Press J 296
- Image Comment 297
- Copyright Information 298
- Time Zone and Date 299
- Language 299
- ❚❚ Beep On/Off 300
- ❚❚ Pitch 300
- Beep Options 300
- Touch Controls 300
- Monitor Brightness 300
- 2 Select a design 301
- Auto Info Display 302
- Info Display Auto Off 302
- 1 Choose a start option 303
- Flicker Reduction 305
- Slot Empty Release Lock 305
- Video Mode 305
- ❚❚ Remote Control 306
- Accessory Terminal 306
- Eye-Fi Upload 308
- Conformity Marking 309
- Firmware Version 309
- Retouch Menu Options 310
- A Retouching Copies 311
- A Image Quality and Size 311
- 1 Display retouch options 312
- 2 Select a picture 312
- 3 Select retouch options 312
- 4 Create a retouched copy 313
- 2 Select a photograph 313
- 4 Copy the photograph 314
- 1 Select Resize 316
- 2 Choose a size 316
- 3 Choose pictures 317
- 4 Save the resized copies 317
- ❚❚ Portrait Subjects 318
- D-Lighting 318
- Quick Retouch 319
- Red-Eye Correction 319
- Straighten 320
- Distortion Control 320
- Perspective Control 321
- Filter Effects 322
- Monochrome 323
- 1 Select Image overlay 324
- 2 Select the first image 325
- 3 Select the second image 325
- 4 Adjust gain 325
- 5 Preview the overlay 325
- 6 Save the overlay 326
- Photo Illustration 327
- Color Sketch 327
- Miniature Effect 328
- 1 Select Selective color 329
- 3 Select a color 329
- 4 Highlight the color range 330
- 5 Choose the color range 330
- 6 Select additional colors 330
- 7 Save the edited copy 330
- 1 Select a picture 331
- 1 Select Choose tab 333
- 2 Select a menu 333
- 1 Select Add items 334
- 3 Select an item 335
- 4 Position the new item 335
- 1 Select Remove items 336
- 2 Select items 336
- 3 Delete the selected items 336
- 1 Select Rank items 337
- 2 Select an item 337
- 3 Position the item 337
- 4 Exit to My Menu 337
- Technical Notes 338
- 315Technical Notes 339
- D IX NIKKOR Lenses 339
- A Matrix Metering 339
- Compatible Non-CPU Lenses 340
- NOT be used with 341
- 318 Technical Notes 342
- D AF-Assist Illumination 342
- 319Technical Notes 343
- 320 Technical Notes 344
- D The Built-in Flash 344
- 321Technical Notes 345
- 322 Technical Notes 346
- A Calculating Angle of View 346
- Lighting System (CLS) 347
- 324 Technical Notes 348
- A Guide Number 348
- 325Technical Notes 349
- 326 Technical Notes 350
- ❚❚ Other Flash Units 351
- 328 Technical Notes 352
- 329Technical Notes 353
- Other Accessories 354
- 331Technical Notes 355
- 332 Technical Notes 356
- 333Technical Notes 357
- A Optional Accessories 357
- Approved Memory Cards 358
- 1 Ready the camera 359
- Caring for the Camera 361
- Image Sensor Cleaning 362
- 2 Select an option 363
- 1 Charge the battery 364
- 2 Remove the lens 364
- 4 Press J 364
- 5 Raise the mirror 364
- 6 Examine the image sensor 365
- 7 Clean the sensor 365
- 8 Turn the camera off 365
- 342 Technical Notes 366
- Cautions 367
- 344 Technical Notes 368
- 345Technical Notes 369
- 346 Technical Notes 370
- 347Technical Notes 371
- Available Settings 372
- 349Technical Notes 373
- Troubleshooting 374
- Shooting (All Modes) 375
- 352 Technical Notes 376
- 353Technical Notes 377
- Shooting (P, S, A, M) 378
- Playback 379
- 356 Technical Notes 380
- Wi-Fi (Wireless Networks) 381
- Miscellaneous 381
- Indicator 382
- Solution 0Monitor Viewfinder 382
- Specifications 388
- 365Technical Notes 389
- 250 s or faster, Release 390
- 367Technical Notes 391
- 368 Technical Notes 392
- 369Technical Notes 393
- 370 Technical Notes 394
- 371Technical Notes 395
- 4 in. (ISO 1222) 396
- ❚❚ MH-24 Battery Charger 397
- ❚❚ Supported Standards 398
- 375Technical Notes 399
- A Trademark Information 399
- A Conformity Marking 399
- A MIT License (HarfBuzz) 399
- 376 Technical Notes 400
- A Certificates 400
- Lens Kits 401
- ❚❚ Focus 402
- ❚❚ Using the Built-in Flash 403
- 380 Technical Notes 404
- D Vibration Reduction 404
- ❚❚ Supplied Accessories 405
- ❚❚ Compatible Accessories 405
- ❚❚ Specifications 406
- ❚❚ Focus 407
- ❚❚ Vibration Reduction (VR) 408
- 385Technical Notes 409
- 397Technical Notes 421
- D Lens Care 421
- 398 Technical Notes 422
- Memory Card Capacity 423
- Battery Life 424
- 402 Technical Notes 426
- 403Technical Notes 427
- 404 Technical Notes 428
- 405Technical Notes 429
- 406 Technical Notes 430
- 407Technical Notes 431
- 408 Technical Notes 432
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