Nikon D200 User Manual

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Reference—Viewing Photographs
Highlights *
 1 Protect status ........................................................................................ 104
 2 Image high lights (areas of image that may be overex-
posed) are marked by a fl ashing border
  †
 3 Current channel
 4 Folder number/frame number  .................................................. 135* Displayed only if Highlight is selected for Display mode ( 
141).
† Highlights can be displayed separately for 
each color channel.  Press multi...

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Reference—Viewing Photographs
Viewing Multiple Images: Thumbnail Playback
To display images in “con tact sheets” of four or nine 
images, press the 
 button and rotate the main 
com mand dial.  The fol low ing operations can be per-
formed while thumb nails are displayed:
ToUseDescription
Change num-
ber of images 
displayedPress  button and rotate main com mand dial 
to change the number of images dis played as 
follows: single image ↔ four thumb nails ↔ nine 
thumbnails ↔ single image.
Toggle full...

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Reference—Viewing Photographs
Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom
Press the  button to zoom in on the im age dis-
played in single-image playback or on the im age 
currently highlighted in thumbnail playback.  The fol-
lowing operations can be performed while zoom is 
in eff ect:
ToUseDescription
Cancel/resume 
zoom
 ()Press  to cancel zoom and return to single-image or 
thumb nail playback.  Press again to zoom image in.
Select area 
displayed
Press  button to display frame 
show ing area currently...

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Reference—Viewing Photographs
Protecting Photographs from Deletion
In full-frame, zoom, and thumbnail playback, the  button can be used to pro-
tect pho to graphs from ac ci den tal deletion.  Protected fi les can not be deleted 
using the 
 button or the Delete op tion in the playback menu, and have DOS 
“read-only” status when viewed on a Windows computer.  Note that pro tect ed 
im ag es will be de let ed when the mem o ry card is formatted.
To protect a photograph:
1 Display the image in...

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Reference—Viewing Photographs
Deleting Individual Photographs
To delete a photograph displayed in single-image or zoom playback, or the pho-
  to 
graph highlighted in thumbnail playback, press the 
 button.  Once de let ed, 
photographs can not be recovered.
1 Display the image or highlight it in the thumbnail list.
2 Press the  button.  A confi rmation dialog will 
be displayed.
3 To delete the photograph, press the  button again.  Press the  button 
to exit without deleting the photograph....

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Reference—Viewing Photographs on TV
The supplied EG-D100 video cable can be used to connect the camera to a tele-
  vi sion or VCR for playback or recording.
Viewing Photographs on TV
1 Select the appropriate video mode from the 
Video Mode menu (
 117).
2 Turn the camera off .  Always turn the camera off  
before connecting or disconnecting the video 
cable.
4 Connect the video cable as shown below.
Connect 
to video 
deviceConnect
to
camera
5 Tune the television to the video channel.
6 Turn the...

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Reference—Connecting to a Computer
The supplied USB cable can be used to connect the camera to a computer.  
Once the camera is connected, the supplied software can be used to copy pho-
tographs to the computer, where they can be browsed, viewed, and retouched.  
The camera can also be used with Nikon Capture 4 Version 4.4 or later (available 
separately), which supports batch processing and more advanced image editing 
options and can be used to control the camera directly from the computer.
Before...

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Reference—Connecting to a Computer
Connecting the USB Cable
1 Turn the computer on and wait for it to start up.
3 Connect the UC-E4 USB cable as shown.  Connect the camera directly to 
the computer; do not connect the cable via a USB hub or keyboard.
2 Turn the camera off .
4 Turn the camera on.  If Mass Storage is selected 
for USB, 
 will be displayed in the control panel 
and viewfi nder, and the PC mode indicator will 
fl ash (if PTP is selected, the camera displays will 
not change).  Photographs...

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Reference—Connecting to a Computer
5 If PTP is selected for USB ( 121), the camera can be turned off  and the 
USB cable disconnected once transfer is complete.  If the USB option in 
the camera setup menu is still at its default setting of Mass Storage, the 
camera must fi rst be removed from the system as described below.
Windows XP Home Edition / Windows XP Professional
Click the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon (
) 
in the taskbar and select Safely remove USB 
Mass Storage Device from the menu that...

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Reference—Printing Photographs
Take photographs
Photographs can be printed by any of the following methods:
•  Connect the camera to a printer and print photographs directly from the cam-
era (
 111).
•  Insert the memory card in a printer equipped with a card slot (see the printer 
manual for details).  If the printer supports DPOF (
 202), photographs can be 
selected for printing using Print Set (
 139).
•  Take the memory card to a developer or digital print center.  If the center sup-
ports DPOF...