Nikon Camera D610 Users Manual

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❚❚HDMI Options
The  HDMI  option in the setup menu ( 0249) controls output resolution and can be 
used to enable the camera for remote control from devices that support HDMI-CEC 
( H igh- Definition  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 live view, 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 and Live View
HDMI displays connected via an HDMI cable  can be used for live view photography and 
movie live view ( 049, 57).
 During movie live view and movie recording HDMI output is 
adjusted according to the option selected for  Movie settings > Frame size/frame rate  in 
the shooting menu ( 065).
 Note that some HDMI 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 smaller than that selected for  Frame size/frame rate (0 65).
AHDMI-CEC Devices
When the camera is connected to an HDMI-CEC device,  ) will appear in the control panel 
in place of the number of exposures remaining.
ADevice Control
See the television manual for details. 
						

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Menu Guide
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 ( 0177):
D The Playback Menu:  Managing Images
G button
Option0
Delete 190
Playback folder 207
Hide image 208
Playback display options 209
Copy image(s) 209
Image review212
After delete 212
Rotate tall 212
Slide show 213
DPOF print order 202
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ASee Also
Menu defaults are  listed on page 312.
Playback FolderG button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
ND610 Pictures in all folders created with th e D610 will be visible during playback.
All Pictures in all folders will be visible during playback.
Current Only pictures in the current folder  will be visible during playback. 
						

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H ide or reveal pic tures. Hidden pictures are visible only in the Hide image menu and 
can only be deleted by fo rmatting the memory card.
Follow the steps below to hide or reveal selected pictures.
1Choose  Select/set .
Highlight Select/set  and press 2.
2Select pictures.
Use the multi selector to scroll through the 
pictures on the memory card (to view the 
highlighted picture full screen, press and 
hold the  X (T ) button; to view images in 
other locations as described on page 178, 
hold  D and press  1) and press  W (S ) to 
select the current picture.
 Selected pictures are marked by a  R icon; to deselect 
a picture, highlight it and press  W (S ) again. Continue until all the desired 
pictures have been selected.
3Press  J.
Press  J to complete the operation. 
Hide ImageG  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
Select/set Hide or reveal selected pictures.
Select date Selecting this option displays a list of dates. To hide all 
pictures taken on a date, highlight the date and press 
2. 
Selected dates are marked by a  L; to reveal all pictures 
taken on a selected date, highlight it and press  2. Press  J 
to complete the operation.
Deselect all? Reveal all pictures.
DProtected and Hidden Images
Revealing a protected image will also  remove protection from the image.
W (S ) button 
						

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Choose the information available in the playback 
photo information display (0179).
 Press  1 or  3 
to highlight an option, then press  2 to select the 
option for the photo information display.
 A  L 
appears next to selected  items; to deselect, 
highlight and press  2.
 To return to the playback 
menu, highlight  Done and press  J.
Copy pictures from one memory card to another.
 This option is only available when 
two memory cards are inserted in the camera.
1Choose  Select source .
Highlight Select source  and press 2.
2Select the source card.
Highlight the slot for the card containing the 
images to be copied and press  J.
Playback Display OptionsG  button ➜Dplayback menu
Copy Image(s)G  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
Select source Choose card from which pictures will be copied.
Select image(s) Select pictures to be copied.
Select destination folder Select destination folder on remaining card.
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3Choose Select image(s) .
Highlight Select image(s)  and press 2.
4Select the source folder.
Highlight the folder containing the images 
to be copied and press  2.
5Make the initial selection.
Before going on to select or deselect 
individual images, you can mark all or all 
protected images in the folder for copying 
by choosing  Select all images  or Select 
protected images .
 To  m a r k  o n l y  
individually selected images for copying, 
choose  Deselect all  before proceeding.
6Select additional images.
Highlight pictures and press  W (S ) to 
select or deselect (to view the highlighted 
picture full screen, press and hold the 
X (T ) button).
 Selected images are 
marked with a  L.
 Press  J to proceed to Step 
7 when your selection is complete.
7Choose  Select destination folder .
Highlight Select destination folder  and 
press  2.
W  (S ) button 
						

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8Select a destination folder.
To enter a folder number, choose Select 
folder by number , enter the number 
( 0 215), and press  J.
 If the folder with the 
selected number does not already exist, a 
new folder will be created.
To choose from a list of existing folders, 
choose  Select folder from list , highlight a 
folder, and press  J.
9Copy the images.
Highlight  Copy image(s)?  and press J.
A confirmation dialog will be displayed; 
highlight  Ye s and press  J.
 Press  J again to 
exit when copying is complete.
DCopying Images
Images will not be copied if there is in sufficient space on the destination card.
 Be sure the 
battery is fully charged before copying movies.
If the destination folder contains an image with the 
same name as one of the images to be copied, a 
confirmation dialog will be displayed.
 Select  Replace 
existing image  to replace the image with the image to 
be copied, or select  Replace all to replace all existing 
images with the same names without further 
prompting.
 To continue without replacing the image, 
select  Skip, or select  Cancel to exit without copying 
any further images.
Protect status is copied with  the images but print marking ( 0202) is not.
 Hidden images 
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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 the picture displayed after an image is deleted.
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.
Image ReviewG  button ➜Dplayback menu
After DeleteG  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
S Show next Display following picture.
 If deleted picture was last frame, previous 
picture will be displayed.
T Show previous Display previous picture.
 If deleted picture was first frame, following 
picture will be displayed.
U Continue as before If user was scrolling through pictures in order recorded, following 
picture will be displayed as described for 
Show next.
 If user was 
scrolling through pictures in revers e order, previous picture will be 
displayed as described for  Show previous.
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  (0 254) 
will be displayed in “wide” (landscape) orientation.
Off “Tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures are displayed in “wide” (landscape) orientation. 
						

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Create a slide show of the pictures in the current playback folder (0207). Hidden 
images ( 0208) are not displayed.
To start the slide show, highlight  Start and press  J.
 The following operations can be 
performed while the slid e show is in progress:
The dialog shown at right is displayed when the show ends.
 
Select  Restart  to restart or  Exit to return to the playback menu.
Slide ShowG  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
Start Start slide show.
Image type Choose type of image displayed from 
Still images and movies, Still 
images only , and Movies only .
Frame interval Choose how long each picture will be displayed.
ToPressDescription
Skip back/skip ahead Press 
4 to return to previous frame,  2 to skip to next 
frame.
View additional photo  info Change or hide photo info displayed (still images only; 
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Pause/resume JPause or resume slide show.
Raise/lower volume X
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T )/ 
W  (S )Press 
X (
T ) during movie playback to increase 
volume,  W (S ) to decrease.
Exit to playback menu GEnd slide show and return to playback menu.
Exit to playback mode KEnd show and return to playback mode.
Exit to shooting mode Press shutter-release button halfway to return to 
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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:
Note : Depending on camera settings, some items may be grayed out and unavailable. For 
information on the options available  in each shooting mode, see page 309.
Select Ye s to restore shooting menu options to their default 
values ( 0312).
G  button
Option0
Reset shooting menu 214
Storage folder 215
File naming 216
Role played by card in Slot 2 96
Image quality 93
Image size 95
Image area 89
JPEG compression 94
NEF (RAW) recording 94
White balance 115
Set Picture Control 129
Manage Picture Control 134
Auto distortion control 217
Color space 217
Active D-Lighting 137
HDR (high dynamic range) 139
Vignette control 218
Long exposure NR 218
High ISO NR 218
ISO sensitivity settings 105
Remote control mode 85
Multiple exposure 160
Interval timer shooting 164
Time-lapse photography 168
Movie settings 65
Option0
Reset Shooting MenuG button ➜Cshooting menu