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Creating a DPOF Print Order: Print Set
The DPOF print order  option in the playback menu is used to 
create digital “print orders” for PictBridge-compatible printers 
and devices that support DPOF ( 0485).
1Choose  DPOF print order > 
Select/set .
Select  DPOF print order  in the 
playback menu, then highlight 
Select/set  and press  2 (to remove 
all photographs from the print 
order, select  Deselect all).
2Select pictures.
Use the multi selector to highlight 
pictures (to view images in other 
locations, press  W and select the 
desired card and folder as 
described on page 237; to display 
the current picture full screen, press 
and hold the  X button) and, keeping the  L(Z /Q ) button 
pressed, press  1 or  3 to choose the number of prints 
(maximum 99).
 To deselect a picture, set the number of prints 
to zero.
 Press  J when all the desired pictures have been 
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3Select imprint options.
Highlight the following options and 
press 2 to toggle the highlighted 
option on or off.
• 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.
4Complete the print order.
Press  J to complete the print order.
DDPOF Print Orders
To print the current print order wh en 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 ( 0266).
 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 print 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 ( 079) can not be selected for printing using 
this option.
 JPEG copies of NEF (RAW ) images can be created using the 
NEF (RAW) processing  option in the retouch menu ( 0399).
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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The optional High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cable 
( 0 440) or a type C HDMI cable (available separately from third-
party suppliers) can be used to connect the camera to high-
definition video devices.
 Always turn the camera off before 
connecting or disconnecting an HDMI cable.
Tune the device to the HDMI channel, then turn the camera on 
and press the  K button.
 During playback, images will be 
displayed on the television screen.
 Volume can be adjusted 
using television controls; the camera controls can not be used.
Viewing Photographs on TV
AThe HDMI Cable Clip
When using the optional Nikon HDMI cable, attach the supplied clip as 
shown to prevent accidental disconnection.
 Do not use cable clips 
with non-Nikon cables.
Connect to high-definition 
device (choose cable with 
connector for HDMI device) Connect to 
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HDMI Options
The HDMI  option in the setup menu ( 0365) controls output 
resolution and other advanced HDMI options.
❚❚ Output Resolution
Choose the format for images output 
to the HDMI device.
 If Auto  is selected, 
the camera will automatically select 
the appropriate format.
❚❚ Advanced
OptionDescription
Output range Auto
 is recommended in most situations.
 If the camera 
is unable to determine the correct RGB video signal 
output range for the HDMI device, you can choose from 
the following options:
• Limited range : For devices with an RGB video signal 
input range of 16 to 235.
 Choose this option if you 
notice loss of detail in shadows.
• Full range : For devices with an RGB video signal input 
range of 0 to 255.
 Choose this option if shadows are 
“washed out” or too bright.
Output display  size Choose horizontal and vertical frame coverage for 
HDMI output from 95% or 100%.
Live view on-
screen display If 
Off  is selected when the camera is connected to an 
HDMI device, shooting information will not be 
displayed in the monitor during live view photography.
Dual monitor Choose 
On to mirror the HDMI display on the camera 
monitor,  Off to turn the camera monitor off to save 
power.
 Dual monitor  turns on automatically when 
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ATelevision Playback
Use of an AC adapter and power co nnector (available separately) is 
recommended for extended playback.
 If the edges of photographs are 
not visible in the television display, select  95% for HDMI > 
Advanced > Output display size  (0 270).
AHDMI and Live View
When the camera is connected via an  HDMI cable, HDMI displays can 
be used for live view photography and movie live view ( 048, 59).
 Note that if  1920 × 1080; 60p  is selected for the  Movie settings> 
Frame size/frame rate  option in the shooting menu ( 062), the 
selected setting will only be refl ected in the HDMI output during 
movie recording if all the following conditions are met:  Auto or 1080p 
(progressive)  is selected for  HDMI> Output resolution , 100%  is 
selected for  HDMI> Advanced > Output display size , and Off is 
selected for  HDMI> Advanced > Live view on-screen display  
( 0 270).
 At other settings, the output resolution, display size, or frame 
rate may differ from that selected in the camera menus. 
						

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Menu Guide
The default settings for the options in the camera menus are 
listed below.
 For information on two-button reset, see page 206.
❚❚Playback Menu Defaults
❚❚ Shooting Menu Defaults
1
Defaults
OptionDefault
Playback folder ( 0281) ND810
Image review ( 0287) Off
After delete ( 0287) Show next
Rotate tall ( 0288) On
Slide show ( 0288)
Image type ( 0288) Still images and movies
Frame interval ( 0288) 2 s
OptionDefault
Extended menu banks ( 0292) Off
File naming ( 0295) DSC
Primary slot selection ( 086) SD card slot
Secondary slot function ( 086) Overflow
Image quality ( 079) JPEG normal
JPEG/TIFF recording ( 0295)
Image size ( 083) Large
JPEG compression ( 081) Size priority
NEF (RAW) recording ( 0295)
Image size ( 085) Large
NEF (RAW) compression ( 081) Lossless compressed
NEF (RAW) bit depth ( 082) 14-bit 
						

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Image area (074)
Choose image area ( 075) FX (36 × 24)
Auto DX crop ( 075) On
White balance ( 0148) Auto > Normal
Fine-tuning ( 0151) A-B: 0, G-M: 0
Choose color temp. ( 0155) 5000 K
Preset manual ( 0158) d-1
Set Picture Control ( 0170) Standard
Color space ( 0296) sRGB
Active D-Lighting ( 0182) Off
HDR (high dynamic range) ( 0184)
HDR mode ( 0185) Off
Exposure differential ( 0186) Auto
Smoothing ( 0186) Normal
Vignette control ( 0297) Normal
Auto distortion control ( 0298) Off
Long exposure NR ( 0299) Off
High ISO NR ( 0299) Normal
ISO sensitivity settings ( 0109)
ISO sensitivity ( 0109) 100
Auto ISO sensitivity control ( 0111) Off
Multiple exposure ( 0209)
2
Multiple exposure mode ( 0210) Off
Number of shots ( 0211) 2
Auto gain ( 0212) On
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Interval timer shooting (0216) Off
Start options ( 0217) Now
Interval ( 0217) 1 min.
No. of intervals×shots/interval ( 0218) 0001×1
Exposure smoothing ( 0218) Off
Time-lapse photography ( 0223) Off
Interval ( 0224) 5 s
Shooting time ( 0224) 25 minutes
Exposure smoothing ( 0224) On
Movie settings ( 062)
Frame size/frame rate ( 062) 1920 × 1080; 60p
Movie quality ( 062) Normal
Microphone sensitivity ( 062) Auto sensitivity
Frequency response ( 063) Wide range
Wind noise reduction ( 063) Off
Destination ( 063) SD card slot
Movie ISO sensitivity settings ( 064) ISO sensitivity (mode M)
: 100
Auto ISO control (mode M) : Off
Maximum sensitivity : 12800
1 Default settings can be restored using  Shooting menu bank (0 291).
 With the 
exception of  Extended menu banks , Multiple exposure , Interval timer 
shooting , and Time-lapse photography , only settings in the current shooting 
menu bank will be reset.
2 Shooting menu reset is not availa ble while shooting is in progress.
OptionDefault 
						

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❚❚Custom Settings Menu Defaults*
OptionDefault
a1 AF-C priority selection ( 0306) Release
a2 AF-S priority selection ( 0307) Focus
a3 Focus tracking with lock-on ( 0308) 3 (Normal)
a4 AF activation ( 0308) Shutter/AF-ON
a5 Focus point illumination ( 0309)
Manual focus mode On
Dynamic-area AF display Off
Group-area AF illumination o (Squares)
a6 AF point illumination ( 0310) Auto
a7 Focus point wrap-around ( 0310) No wrap
a8 Number of focus points ( 0311) 51 points
a9 Store by orientation ( 0312) Off
a10 Built-in AF-assist illuminator ( 0313) On
a12 Autofocus mode restrictions ( 0314) No restrictions
b1 ISO sensitivity step value ( 0315) 1/3 step
b2 EV steps for exposure cntrl ( 0315) 1/3 step
b3 Exp./flash comp. step value ( 0315) 1/3 step
b4 Easy exposure compensation ( 0316) Off
b5 Matrix metering ( 0317) Face detection on
b6 Center-weighted area ( 0317)  
ø 12 mm
b7 Fine-tune optimal exposure ( 0318)
Matrix metering 0
Center-weighted metering 0
Spot metering 0
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c1 Shutter-release button AE-L (0319) Off
c2 Standby timer ( 0319) 6 s
c3 Self-timer ( 0319)
Self-timer delay 10 s
Number of shots 1
Interval between shots 0.5 s
c4 Monitor off delay ( 0320)
Playback 10 s
Menus 1 min
Information display  10 s
Image review 4 s
Live view 10 min
d1 Beep ( 0321)
Volume Off
Pitch Low
d2 CL mode shooting speed ( 0321) 3 fps
d3 Max. continuous release ( 0322) 100
d4 Exposure delay mode ( 0322) Off
d5 Electronic front-curtain shutter ( 0323) Disable
d6 File number sequence ( 0324) On
d7 Viewfinder grid display ( 0325) Off
d8 ISO display and adjustment ( 0325) Show frame count
d9 Screen tips ( 0325) On
d10 Information display ( 0326) Auto
d11 LCD illumination ( 0326) Off
d12 MB-D12 battery type ( 0327) LR6 (AA alkaline)
d13 Battery order ( 0328) Use MB-D12 batteries first
OptionDefault