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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.
Image Review
G  button ➜Dplayback menu
After Delete
G  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
SShow next Display following picture. If deleted picture was last 
frame, previous picture will be displayed.
TShow 
previous Display previous picture. If deleted picture was first 
frame, following picture will be displayed.
UContinue 
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 reverse order, previous picture will be 
displayed as described for  Show previous. 
						

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Choose whether to rotate “tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures for 
display during playback.
 Note that because the camera itself is 
already in the appropriate orie ntation during shooting, images 
are not rotated automatically during image review.
Create a slide show of the pictures in the current playback folder 
( 0 281).
 Hidden images ( 0281) are not displayed.
To start the slide show, highlight  Start 
and press  J.
 The following operations 
can be performed while the slide show is 
in progress:
Rotate Tall
G  button ➜Dplayback menu
OptionDescription
On “Tall” (portrait-orientation) pi
ctures are automatically rotated 
for display in the camera monitor.
 Pictures taken with  Off 
selected for  Auto image rotation  (0 373) will be displayed in 
“wide” (landscape) orientation.
Off “Tall” (portrait-orientation) pictures are displayed in “wide” 
(landscape) orientation.
Slide Show
G
 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 photo will be displayed. 
						

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The dialog shown at right is displayed 
when the show ends.
 Select Restart  to 
restart or  Exit to return to the playback 
menu.
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; 
0238).
Pause
JPause slide show. Select  Restart  to resume.
Exit to playback  menu
GEnd slide show and return to playback 
menu.
Exit to playback  mode
KEnd slide show and exit to playback mode.
Exit to shooting  mode Press shutter-release button halfway to 
return to shooting mode. 
						

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To display the shooting menu, press G and select the  C 
(shooting menu) tab.
Shooting Menu Options
The shooting menu contains the following options:
C The Shooting Menu:  Shooting Options
G button
Option0
Shooting menu bank 291
Extended menu banks 292
Storage folder 293
File naming 295
Primary slot selection 86
Secondary slot function 86
Image quality 79
JPEG/TIFF recording 81, 83
NEF (RAW) recording 81
Image area 74
White balance 148
Set Picture Control 170
Manage Picture Control 177
Color space 296
Active D-Lighting 182
HDR (high dynamic range) 184
Vignette control 297
Auto distortion control 298
Long exposure NR 299
High ISO NR 299
ISO sensitivity settings 109
Multiple exposure 209
Interval timer shooting 216
Time-lapse photography 223
Movie settings 62
Option0
ASee Also
Menu defaults are listed on page 272. 
						

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Shooting menu options are stored in one of four banks. With the 
exceptions of  Extended menu banks , Multiple exposure , 
Interval timer shooting , Time-lapse photography , and 
modifications to Picture Controls (quick adjust and other manual 
adjustments), changes to settings in one bank have no effect on 
the others.
 To store a particular combination of frequently-used 
settings, select one of the four banks and set the camera to these 
settings.
 The new settings will be stored in the bank even when 
the camera is turned off, and will be restored the next time the 
bank is selected.
 Different combinations of settings can be 
stored in the other banks, allowing the user to switch instantly 
from one combination to another by selecting the appropriate 
bank from the bank menu.
The default names for the four shooting menu banks are A, B, C, 
and D.
 A descriptive caption up to 20 characters long can be 
added as described on page 178 by highlighting the menu bank 
and pressing  2.
Shooting Menu Bank
G  button ➜Cshooting menu
AShooting Menu Bank
The information display shows the current 
shooting menu bank.
ASee Also
Exposure and flash modes, shutter speed, and aperture can be 
included in shooting menu banks using the  Extended menu banks 
option in the shooting menu ( 0292). 
						

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❚❚Restoring Default Settings
To restore default settings, highlight a 
bank in the  Shooting menu bank  menu 
and press  O (Q ).
 A confirmation dialog 
will be displayed; highlight  Ye s and 
press  J to restore default settings for 
the selected bank.
 See page 272 for a list 
of default settings.
Select  On to include exposure and flash modes, shutter speed 
(modes  f and  h only), and aperture (modes  g and  h only) in the 
information recorded in each of the four shooting menu banks, 
to be recalled whenever the bank is selected.
 Selecting  Off 
restores the values in effect before  On was selected.
Extended Menu Banks
G  button ➜Cshooting menu
O (Q ) button 
						

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Select the folder in which subsequent images will be stored.
❚❚Select Folder by Number
1Choose  Select folder by number .
Highlight  Select folder by number  
and press  2.
 The dialog shown at 
right will be displayed, with the 
current primary slot ( 086) 
underlined.
2Choose a folder number.
Press  4 or  2 to highlight a digit, press  1 or  3 to change.
 If a 
folder with the selected number already exists, a  W, X , or  Y 
icon will be displayed to the left of the folder number:
• W  : Folder is empty.
• X  : Folder is partially full.
• Y  : Folder contains 999 pictures or a picture numbered 
9999.
 No further pictures can be stored in this folder.
3Save changes and exit.
Press  J to complete the operation and return to the shooting 
menu (to exit without changing the storage folder, press the 
G  button).
 If a folder with the specified number does not 
already exist, a new folder will be created on the card in the 
primary slot.
 Subsequent photographs will be stored in the 
selected folder unless it is already full.
Storage Folder
G  button ➜Cshooting menu 
						

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❚❚Select Folder from List
1Choose  Select folder from list .
Highlight  Select folder from list  and 
press  2.
2Highlight a folder.
Press  1 or  3 to highlight a folder.
3Select the highlighted folder.
Press  J to select the highlighted folder and return to the 
shooting menu.
 Subsequent photographs will be stored in 
the selected folder.
DFolder and File Numbers
If the current folder is numbered  999 and contains 999 pictures or a 
picture numbered 9999, the shutter-release will be disabled and no 
further photographs can be taken.
 To continue shooting, create a 
folder with a number less than 999, or  select an existing folder with a 
number less than 999 and less than 999 images.
AStartup Time
Additional time may be required for camera startup if the memory card 
contains a very large number of files or folders. 
						

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Photographs are saved using file names consisting of “DSC_” or, 
in the case of images that use the Adobe RGB color space 
(0 296), “_DSC”, followed by a four-digit number and a three-
letter extension (e.g., “DSC_0001.JPG”).
 The  File naming  option 
is used to select three letters to replace the “DSC” portion of the 
file name.
 For information on editing file names, see page 178.
Adjust size settings for photographs taken in JPEG and TIFF 
formats ( 083) and choose a compression option for JPEG 
photographs ( 081).
Choose the compression ( 081), bit-depth ( 082), and size 
( 0 85) of photographs recorded in NEF (RAW ) format.
File Naming
G  button ➜Cshooting menu
AExtensions
The following extensions are used: “. NEF” for NEF (RAW) images, “.TIF” 
for TIFF (RGB) images, “.JPG” for JPEG images, “.MOV” for movies, and 
“.NDF” for dust off reference data.
 In each pair of photographs 
recorded at image-quality setting s of NEF (RAW )+JPEG, the NEF and 
JPEG images have the same file names but different extensions.
JPEG/TIFF Recording
G  button ➜Cshooting menu
NEF (RAW) Recording
G  button ➜Cshooting menu 
						

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The color space determines the gamut of colors available for 
color reproduction.
 sRGB is recommended for movies and for 
photographs taken for general-purpose printing and display, 
while  Adobe RGB , with its broader gamut of colors, is 
recommended for photographs taken for professional 
publication and commercial printing.
Color Space
G  button ➜Cshooting menu
AAdobe RGB
For accurate color reproduction, Adobe RGB images require 
applications, displays, and printers that support color management.
AColor Space
ViewNX 2 (supplied) and Nikon’s Capture NX-D software ( 0260) 
automatically select the correct color space when opening 
photographs created with this camera.
 Results can not be guaranteed 
with third-party software.