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4Select imprint options.
Highlight the following options and press 2 
to toggle the highlighted option on or off (to 
complete the print order without including 
this information, proceed to Step 5).
• Print shooting data : Print shutter speed and 
aperture on all pictures in print order.
• Print date : Print date of recording on all pictures in print order.
5Complete the print order.
Press J to complete the print order.
DDPOF Print Order
To print the current print order when the camera is connected to a PictBridge printer, select 
Print (DPOF)  in the PictBridge menu and follow the steps in “Printing Multiple Pictures” to 
modify and print the current order ( 0140).
 DPOF print date and shooting data options are 
not supported when printing via direct USB connection; to print the date of recording on 
photographs in the current prin t order, use the PictBridge Time stamp option.
The  DPOF print order  option can not be used if there is not enough space on the memory 
card to store the print order.
NEF (RAW ) photographs ( 042) can not be selected using this option.
 JPEG copies of NEF 
(RAW ) images can be created using the  NEF (RAW) processing option in the retouch menu 
( 0 186).
Print orders may not print correctly if images are deleted using a computer or other device 
after the print order is created. 
						

							
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Viewing Photographs on TV
The supplied EG-CP16 audio video (A/V ) cable can be used to connect the camera to 
a television or video recorder for playback or recording.
 A type C mini-pin High-
D efinition  Multimedia  Interface (HDMI) cable (available separately from third-party 
suppliers) can be used to connect the  camera to high-definition video devices.
Standard Definition Devices
Before connecting the camera to a standard television, confirm that the camera 
video standard (0172) matches that used in the TV.
1Tur n th e  came ra of f.
Always turn the camera off before connecting or disconnecting the A/V cable.
2Connect the A/V cable as shown.
3Tune the television to the video channel.
4Turn the camera on and press the  K button.
During playback, images will be displayed on the television screen. Note that 
the edges of images may not be displayed.
AVideo Mode
If no image is displayed, check that camera is correctly connected and that the option 
selected for  Video mode  (0 172) matches the video standard used in the TV.
ATelevision Playback
Use of an EH-5b AC adapter and EP-5A po wer connector (available separately) is 
recommended for extended playback.
Connect to video device Connect to camera
Audio (white)
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High-Definition Devices
The camera can be connected to HDMI devices using a type C mini-pin HDMI cable 
(available separately from third-party suppliers).
1Tu rn  t he  came ra o ff.
Always turn the camera off before connecting or disconnecting an HDMI cable.
2Connect the HDMI cable as shown.
3Tune the device to the HDMI channel.
4Turn the camera on and press the  K button.
During playback, images will be displa yed on the high-definition television or 
monitor screen.
 Note that the edges of images may not be displayed.
DClose the Connector Cover
Close the connector cover when the connectors are not in use.
 Foreign matter in the 
connectors can interfere with data transfer.
APlayback Volume
Volume can be adjusted using television controls; the camera controls can not be used.
Connect to high-definition device 
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❚❚HDMI Options
The  HDMI  option in the setup menu controls ou tput resolution and can be used to 
enable the camera for remote control from devices that support HDMI-CEC ( High-
D efinition  Multimedia  Interface– Consumer  Electronics  Control, a standard that 
allows HDMI devices to be used to control peripherals to which they are connected).
Output Resolution
Choose the format for images output to the HDMI device. If 
Auto  is selected, the camera will automatically select the 
appropriate format.
 Regardless of the option selected,  Auto will 
be used for movie recording and playback.
Device Control
If  On  is selected for  HDMI>Device control  in the setup 
menu when the camera is connected to a television that 
supports HDMI-CEC and both  the camera and television are 
on, the display shown at right  will appear on the television 
and the television remote can be used in place of the 
camera multi selector and  J button during full-frame 
playback and slide shows.
 If  Off  is selected, the television remote can not be used to 
control the camera.
AHDMI-CEC Devices
When the camera is connected to an HDMI-CEC device,  ) will appear in the viewfinder in 
place of the number of exposures remaining.
ADevice Control
See the television manual for details.
AHDMI and Live View
HDMI displays connected via an HDMI cable ca n be used for live view and movie recording 
( 0 99, 105).
 During movie recording and playback, HD MI output is adjusted according to 
the option selected for  Movie settings > Frame size/frame rate  in the shooting menu 
( 0 103).
 Note that some devices may not support the selected setting; in this case, select 
1080i (interlaced)  for HDMI  > Output resolution .
 Movies may be output at a frame size 
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Camera Menus
To display the playback menu, press G and select the  D (playback menu) tab.
The playback menu contains the following options:
Choose a folder for playback:
D The Playback Menu:  Managing Images
G button
OptionDefault0
Delete —128
Playback folder Current 148
Playback display 
options —149
Image review On 149
Rotate tall On 149
Slide show —
130
Image type Still images 
and movies
Frame interval 2 s
DPOF print order —143
Playback FolderG button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription 
Current Only photos in the folder currently selected for 
Storage folder in the shooting 
menu ( 0151) are displayed during playback.
 This option is selected automatically 
when a photo is taken.
 If a memory card is inserted and this option selected before 
photos have been taken, a message stating that the folder contains no images may 
be displayed during playback.
 Select  All to begin playback.
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Choose the information available in the playback photo 
information display ( 0119).
 Press  1 or  3 to highlight an 
option, then press  2 to select the option for the photo 
information display.
 A  M  appears next to selected items; to 
deselect, highlight and press  2.
 To return to the playback 
menu, press  J.
Choose whether pictures are automatically displayed in the 
monitor immediately after shooting.
 If  Off  is selected, pictures 
can only be displayed by pressing the  K button.
Choose whether to rotate “tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures 
for display during playback.
 Note that because  the camera itself 
is already in the appropriate orientation during shooting, 
images are not rotated automatically during image review.
Playback Display OptionsG  button ➜Dplayback menu
Image ReviewG  button ➜Dplayback menu
Rotate TallG  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
On “Tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures are automatically rotated for display in the 
camera monitor.
 Pictures taken with 
Off selected for  Auto image rotation  (0 174) 
will be displayed in “wide” (landscape) orientation.
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CThe Shooting Menu:  Shooting Options
To display the shooting menu, press  G and select the  C (shooting menu) tab.
The shooting menu contains the following options:
1 Reset shooting menu  can not be selected while shooting is in progress.
2 Resetting shooting menu options resets the start time to  Now, interval to 1 min., number of times to 1.
3 Default varies with country of purchase.
Note : Depending on camera settings, some it ems may be grayed out and unavailable. 
For information on the options available in each shooting mode, see page 221.
Select Ye s to reset shooting menu settings.
G  button
OptionDefault0
Reset shooting menu —150
Storage folder —151
Image quality JPEG normal42
Image size Large44
White balance Auto76
Fluorescent Cool-white 
fluorescent 77
Set Picture Control Standard86
Manage Picture Control —90
Auto distortion control Off151
Color space sRGB152
Active D-Lighting Auto69
HDR (high dynamic range) Off71
Long exposure NR Off153
High ISO NR Normal153
ISO sensitivity settings
ISO sensitivity P,  S ,  A ,  M
100
49
Other modes Auto
Auto ISO sensitivity control Off153
Release mode
m , w Continuous H
29
Other modes Single frame
Multiple exposure
1
Multiple exposure mode Off
73
Number of shots 2
Auto gain On
Interval timer shooting Off
251
Movie settings Frame size/frame rate
3—
103
Movie quality
High quality
Microphone Auto sensitivity
Manual movie settings Off
OptionDefault0
Reset Shooting MenuG button ➜Cshooting menu 
						

							
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Create, rename, or delete folders, or choose the folder in which subsequent 
photographs will be stored.
•Select folder : Choose the folder in which subseq uent photographs will be stored.
• New : Create a new folder and name it as described on page 91.
 Folder names can 
be up to five characters long.
• Rename : Select a folder from the list and rename it as described on page 91.
• Delete : Delete all empty folders on the memory card.
Select  On to reduce barrel distortion in photos taken with wide-
angle lenses and to reduce pin-cushion distortion in photos 
taken with long lenses (note that the edges of the area visible in 
the viewfinder may be cropped ou t of the final photograph, and 
that the time needed to process photographs before recording 
begins may increase).
 This option does not apply to movies and 
is available only with type G and D lenses (PC, fisheye, and certain other lenses 
excluded); results are not guaranteed with other lenses.
Storage FolderG  button ➜Cshooting menu
DFolder Names 
On the memory card, folder names are preceded by a three-digit folder number assigned 
automatically by the camera (e.g., 100D5200).
 Each folder can contain up to 999 
photographs.
 During shooting, pictures are stored in  the highest-numbered folder with the 
selected name.
 If a photograph is taken when the current folder is full or contains a 
photograph numbered 9999, the camera will crea te a new folder by adding 1 to the current 
folder number (e.g., 101D5200).
 The camera treats folders with the same name but different 
folder numbers as the same folder.
 For example, if the folder NIKON is selected for  Storage 
folder , photographs in all folders named NIKON  (100NIKON, 101NIKON, 102NIKON, etc.) will 
be visible when  Current is selected for  Playback folder  (0 148).
 Renaming changes all 
folders with the same name but leaves the folder numbers intact.
 Selecting  Delete deletes 
empty numbered folders but leaves other folders with the same name intact.
Auto Distortion ControlG  button ➜Cshooting menu
ARetouch: Distortion Control
For information creating copies of existing photographs with reduced barrel and pin-
cushion distortion, see page 188.
Current folder
Other folders (in alphabetical 
order)
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The color space determines the gamut of colors available for 
color reproduction.
 Choose sRGB for photographs that will be 
printed or used “as is,” with no further modification.
 Adobe RGB  
has a wider color gamut and is recommended for images that 
will be extensively processed or retouched after leaving the 
camera.
Color SpaceG  button ➜Cshooting menu
AColor Space
Color spaces define the correspondence between colors and the numeric values that 
represent them in a digital image file.
 The sRGB color space is widely used, while the Adobe 
RGB color space is typically used in publishing and commercial printing.
 sRGB is 
recommended when taking photographs that will be printed without modification or 
viewed in applications that do not support color management, or when taking photographs 
that will be printed with ExifPrint, the direct printing option on some household printers, or 
kiosk printing or other commercial print services.
 Adobe RGB photographs can also be 
printed using these options, but colors will not be as vivid.
JPEG photographs taken in the Adobe RGB colo r space are DCF compliant; applications and 
printers that support DCF will select the correct color space automatically.
 If the application 
or device does not support DCF, select the appropriate color space manually.
 For more 
information, see the documentation prov ided with the application or device.
ANikon Software
ViewNX 2 (supplied) and Capture NX 2 (available separately) automatically select the correct 
color space when opening photographs created with this camera. 
						

							
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If On  is selected, photographs take n at shutter speeds slower 
than 1 s will be processed to reduce noise (bright spots, 
randomly-spaced bright pixels, or fog).
 The time required for 
processing roughly doubles; during processing, “ lm” will flash in the viewfinder 
and pictures can not be taken (if the came ra is turned off before processing is 
complete, the picture will be saved but noise reduction will not be performed).
Photographs taken at high ISO sensitivitie s can be processed to reduce “noise.”
Adjust ISO sensitivity ( 049).
Long Exposure NRG  button ➜Cshooting menu
High ISO NRG  button ➜Cshooting menu
OptionDescription
High Reduce noise (randomly-spaced bright pi xels, lines, or fog), 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 only performed at 
ISO sensitivities of ISO 1600 and higher.
 The 
amount of noise reduction is less than the amount performed when  Low is selected 
for  High ISO NR .
ISO Sensitivity SettingsG button ➜Cshooting menu