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To view pictures in “contact sheets” of 4, 9, or 16 images, rotate
the command dial left when a picture is displayed full frame.
The following operations can be performed:
Thumbnail Playback
ToUseDescription
Display more  images Rotate the command dial left to increase the
number of images displayed.
Display fewer  images Rotate the command dial right to decrease
the number of images displayed. To view
the highlighted image full frame, rotate the
dial right when 4 images are displayed.
Highlight  images
/Use the multi selector to highlight images.
Yo u  c a n  d e l e t e  ( 0134) the highlighted
image or zoom in for a closer look ( 0131).
View 
highlighted  image
JPress  J to view the highlighted image full
frame.
Delete 
highlighted  image
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To view pictures taken on a selected date, rotate the command
dial left when 16 pictures are displayed (0129).
The following operations can be performed:
Calendar Playback
ToUseDescription
Display 
calendar To view the calendar, rotate the command
dial left when 16 images are displayed.
Exit to 
thumbnail  playback  To return to the 16-image display, rotate the
command dial right when the calendar is
displayed.
Highlight date
/
Use multi selector to highlight date in cal-
endar display.
View pictures  taken on 
highlighted  date
JPress  J to view the first picture taken on
the highlighted date.
Delete 
pictures taken  on 
highlighted  date
OPress  O to delete all pictures taken on the
highlighted date. 
						

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To zoom in on a photograph, display it full frame and rotate the
command dial right. Playback zoom is not available with movies
or Motion Snapshots.
The following operations can be performed:
Playback Zoom
ToUseDescription
Zoom in Rotate the command 
dial right to zoom in, 
left to zoom out. When-
ever you zoom in or 
out, a navigation win-
dow will briefly appear 
with the area currently 
visible in the display indicated by a yellow border. 
Press 
1, 3 , 4 , or  2 to scroll the image.
Zoom out
View other  areas of image
Exit zoom
JReturn to full-frame playback. 
						

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Each burst or series of pictures taken in
sports (074) or continuous (0 97) mode
or with  Active Selection  (0 76) or Smart
Photo Selector  (0 83) selected in best
moment capture mode is represented by
a key frame during playback. The key
frame is either the first shot or, in the case of pictures taken in
Smart Photo Selector mode, the best shot. Pressing  J when the
key frame is displayed full frame displays the remaining pictures
in the series one after the other.
When a key frame is displayed in full-frame playback, the pic-
tures in the series can be displayed by pressing  3. The following
operations can be performed:
Viewing Bursts
ToUseDescription
View other  images
/
Press  4 or 2  or rotate the  multi selector to
view the other images in the series.
Zoom in Rotate the command dial right to zoom in
on the current picture.
Zoom out Rotate the command dial left to zoom out
from the current picture.
Scroll While the picture is zoomed in, you can use
the multi selector to view other areas of the
image.
Select key 
frame/best  shot
JPress  J to select the current picture as the
key frame (or in the case of the Smart Photo
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Delete 
picturesO
A menu will be displayed; choose  This
image  to delete the current image or  All
but selected frame  (or All except best
shot  in the case of images taken with the
Smart Photo Selector) to delete all images
except the key frame or best shot.
DMaintaining Burst Files
Removing the “NCCONLST.LST” file from the “NCFL” folder on the
memory card or renaming the individu al files in a burst or series will
break the link between the files and the key frame or best shot. The
affected files will play back as individual images unassociated with a
burst or series.
ASee Also
See page 152 for information on choosing how bursts are displayed.
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Pictures can be deleted from the memory card as described
below. Note that once deleted, pictures can not be recovered; pro-
tected images, however, will not be deleted.
Deleting the Current Picture
The Playback Menu
To delete multiple images, press the  G button, select  Delete
in the playback menu, and choose from the options below. A
confirmation dialog will be displayed; select  Ye s to delete the
images (note that some time may be required if a large number
of images is selected).
Deleting Pictures
To delete the picture currently displayed
in full-frame playback or selected in the
thumbnail list, press  O. A confirmation
dialog will be displayed; press  O again to
delete the picture and return to playback,
or press  K to exit without deleting the
picture.
O  button
Delete selected images Highlight images and press 
3 to select or dese-
lect ( 0151). Press  J to exit when the selection is
complete.
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During playback, the Glamour retouch option in the & (feature)
menu offers eight retouch options specifically tailored to por-
traits.
1Select  Glamour retouch .
2Select a subject.
Glamour effects can be applied to
only one subject at a time. If the cam-
era has detected multiple subjects,
press 4 or 2  to highlight the desired
subject and press  J. If only one sub-
ject was detected, the subject selec-
tion dialog will not be displayed; proceed to Step 3.
Glamour Retouch
1Skin softening Make skin look softer.
2Small faceMake faces smaller.
3Big eyesMake eyes larger.
4Brighten facesMake faces brighter.
5Hide eye bagsConceal dark patches under the eyes.
6Whiten eyesMake eyes brighter.
7Whiten teethMake teeth whiter.
8Redden cheeksMimic the effect of any of 12 colors of rouge.
Display the desired picture and press
&
 on the multi selector to display the
playback  & menu, then highlight
Glamour retouch  and press J. Note
that the  Glamour retouch  option will
be unavailable if no portrait subject is
detected or the picture is otherwise
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3Choose a retouch option.
4Choose an effect.
5Save the retouched copy.
Press J to save the retouched copy. Note that some time
may be required, particularly if multiple effects are selected
or if the shot contains a close-up of a portrait subject. Press  1 or  3 to highlight the desired
option (options that can not be used
with the current picture are grayed
out and unavailable).
Retouch options
Press  4 or 2  to choose the effect.
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 as desired to
apply additional effects. Press  J to
preview the result once effects have
been adjusted to your satisfaction (to
adjust settings after viewing the pre-
view, press  4).
Effect
Effect off
AImage Quality
Copies created from JPEG photos are the same quality as the original
( 0 162). NEF (RAW ) photos can not be retouched; when retouch
options are used with pictures taken at an image quality of  NEF (RAW)
+ JPEG fine , the JPEG image will be retouched and saved as a fine-
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1Select the type of image used in the show.
Highlight the desired option and press J.
Slide Shows
To view a slide show of the pictures on
the memory card, press the  G button,
select  Slide show  in the playback menu,
and follow the steps below.
G  button
All images Display all the images on the memory card.
Still images Display still images only. Images taken using 
Easy
panorama will be displayed in panorama mode
( 0 65).
Movies Display movies and Motion Snapshots recorded with
MOV file
 selected for  File format (0 92).
Motion Snapshot Display Motion Snapshots recorded with 
NMS files
selected for  File format  (0 92). Only the movie por-
tion will be played; the associated photographs are
not displayed.
Select images by  date Display only images
recorded on a selected
date. A calendar will be
displayed; use the multi
selector to highlight a
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2Adjust display times and audio settings.
Adjust the following options:
3Select Start.
Frame interval Choose how long each still image is displayed.
Movie playback 
time Choose how much of each movie is played back
before the next slide is displayed. Choose 
Same as
frame interval  to display the next slide after the
time selected for  Frame interval, No limit  to play
back the entire movie before displaying the next
slide.
Audio Mute audio playback, or select 
Movie sound tracks
to play audio recorded with movies and with Motion
Snapshots recorded with  Ambient selected for
Audio  (0 92). No sound is played for still images.
Highlight  Start and press  J to start
the slide show.
AViewing Bursts
Bursts ( 0132) may be represented in slide shows by a key frame or
each image in the burst can be played back individually. To view only
the key frame, select  Key picture only for Sequence display options
in the playback menu ( 0152). To view each image individually, select
Individual pictures .