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Reference—Printing Photographs
Connecting the Printer
1 Set the USB option in the setup menu to PTP 
(
 121).
2 Turn the printer on.
3 Turn the camera off  and connect the supplied 
USB cable as shown.  Do not use force or at-
tempt to insert the connectors at an angle.  Con-
nect the camera directly to the printer; do not 
connect the cable via a USB hub.
4 Turn the camera on.  A welcome screen will be 
displayed, followed by the PictBridge playback 
display.  Proceed to “Printing Photographs One 
at a Time” (
 112) or “Printing Multiple Photo-
graphs” (
 113).
Press the multi selector left or right to view additional photographs, or 
press and hold the 
 button to zoom in on the current photo ( 103).  
To view six photographs at a time, press the 
 button and rotate the main 
command dial.  Use the multi selector to highlight photographs, or press 
the 
 button and rotate the main command dial to display the highlighted 
photograph full frame.
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Reference—Printing Photographs
Printing Pictures One at a Time
To print the photograph selected in the PictBridge 
playback display, press and release the 
 button.  
The menu shown at right will be displayed.  Press the 
multi selector up or down to highlight an option and 
press to the right to select.
Option Description
Start 
PrintingPrint selected picture.  To cancel and return to PictBridge playback display 
before all images have been printed, press 
 button.  PictBridge playback 
display will be shown when printing is complete.  Print additional pictures as 
described above or turn camera off  and disconnect USB cable.
Page SizePress multi selector up or down to choose page size 
from Printer Default (default page size for current 
printer), 3.5 x 5 in., 5 x 7 in., Hagaki, 100 x 150 mm, 
4 x 6 in., 8 x 10 in., Letter, A3, or A4, then press multi 
selector right to select and return to print menu.
No. of 
copiesMenu shown at right will be displayed.  Press multi se-
lector up or down to choose number of copies (maxi-
mum 99), then press multi selector to right to select 
and return to print menu.
BorderMenu shown at right will be displayed.  Press multi 
selector up or down to highlight Printer Default 
(default setting for current printer), Print with Bor-
der (print photo with white border), or No Border, 
then press multi selector to right to select and return 
to print menu.
Time 
StampMenu shown at right will be displayed.  Press multi 
selector up or down to highlight Printer Default (de-
fault setting for current printer), Print Time Stamp 
(print time and date of recording on photo), or No 
Time Stamp, then press multi selector to right to se-
lect and return to print menu.
 Page Size, Border, and Time Stamp
Choose Printer Default to print at current printer settings.  Only options supported by the 
current printer can be selected.
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Reference—Printing Photographs
Option Description
CroppingMenu shown at right will be displayed.  Press multi 
selector up or down to  highlight Crop (crop photo 
for printing) or No Cropping, then press multi selec-
tor to right.
If Crop is selected, dialog shown at right will be dis-
played; rotate main command dial to choose size of 
crop and use multi selector to choose position of 
crop.  Press 
 to return to print menu.  Note that qual-
ity may drop if small crop is printed at larger sizes.
Printing Multiple Pictures
To print multiple selected pictures or to create an 
index print listing all JPEG photographs as small 
thumbnail images, press the 
 button.  The menu 
shown at right will be displayed.  Press the multi se-
lector up or down to highlight an option and press to 
the right to select.
Option Description
Print SelectPrint selected pictures (
 114).
Print (DPOF)Print current DPOF print order (
 139).  Note that DPOF date and info 
options are not supported.
Index PrintCreate index print of all JPEG photos (if memory 
card contains more than 256 photos, only 256 
photos will be printed).  Press 
 button to display 
menu shown below at right; choose page size, 
border, and time stamp options as described on 
page 112 (warning will be displayed if selected 
page size is too small).  To start printing, highlight 
Start Printing and press multi selector right.  
PictBridge menu will be displayed when printing 
is complete.
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Reference—Printing Photographs
Printing Selected Photographs
Choosing Print Select in the PictBridge menu (see above) displays the menu 
shown in Step 1.
1
Scroll through pictures.  To display cur-
rent picture full screen, press  button. *
2
Select current picture and set number 
of prints to 1.  Selected pictures marked 
by 
 icon.
* To print photos in print order created with Print Set ( 139), select Print (DPOF) in 
PictBridge menu.  Print order can be modifi ed as described on this page.
3Specify number of prints (up to 99).  To de-
select picture, press multi selector down 
when number of prints is 1.  Repeat steps 
1–3 to select additional pictures.
4Display print options.  Choose page size, 
border, and time stamp options as de-
scribed on page 112.  To print selected pic-
tures, highlight Start Printing and press 
multi selector right.  PictBridge menu will 
be displayed when printing is complete.
The multi selector can be used at any time when the monitor is on.  The focus selector 
lock switch only takes eff ect when the monitor is off .Using the Multi Selector
 Error Messages
If the dialog shown at right is displayed, an error has oc-
curred.  After checking the printer and resolving any prob-
lems as directed in the printer manual, press the multi selec-
tor up or down to highlight Continue and press the multi 
selector to the right to resume printing.  Select Cancel to 
exit without printing the remaining images.
 Selecting Photographs for Printing
NEF (RAW ) photos are displayed in the Print Selected menu but can not be selected for 
printing.
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The Setup Menu Setup
The setup menu contains the following options.  See “Using the Menus” ( 24) 
for more information on using the menus.
Option
Format116
LCD Brightness116
Mirror Lock-up
  *117
Video Mode117
World Time117
Language118
Image Comment118
Auto Image Rotation119
Recent Settings119
USB121
Dust Off  Ref Photo121–122
Battery Info123
Firmware Version123
*  Not available at battery levels of 
 or below or when 
camera is powered by optional MB-D200 battery pack 
equipped with AA batteries.
Basic Camera Settings: The Setup Menu
The multi selector can be used at any time when the monitor is on.  The focus selector 
lock switch only takes eff ect when the monitor is off .Using the Multi Selector
Setup
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The Setup Menu Setup
Format
Memory cards must be formatted before fi rst use.  For-
  mat ting mem o ry cards is also an eff 
 ec tive way of de let ing 
all pic tures on the card.  Selecting Format displays the fol-
lowing options.  Press the multi selector up or down to 
highlight an option and then press the 
 button:
Option Description
NoExit without formatting memory card.
Ye sFormat memory card.  Message shown at right displayed 
while formatting is in progress.  Do not turn the camera 
off , remove the batteries or memory card, or unplug the AC 
adapter (available separately) until formatting is complete 
and setup menu is displayed.
LCD Brightness
Press the multi selector up to increase brightness, down to 
decrease.  The num ber to the right of the dis play indicates 
the cur rent bright ness level, with +2 the brightest setting 
and –2 the darkest.  Press the multi selector to the right to 
complete the operation and return to the set up menu.
 Before Formatting
Formatting memory cards permanently deletes all data they contain, in clud ing hidden and 
protected pictures and any other data that may be on the card.  Be fore  for mat ting,  be  sure 
to transfer to a computer any pictures you would like to keep.
 FAT  32
The D200 supports FAT 32, allowing use of memory cards with capacities of over 2 GB.  FAT 
16 is used when reformatting cards already formatted in FAT 16.
 Two-Button Format
Memory cards can also be formatted with the  ( and ) buttons ( 14).
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The Setup Menu Setup
Mirror Lock-Up
This option is used to lock the mirror in the up position 
to allow inspection or cleaning of the low-pass fi lter that 
protects the image sensor.  See “ Technical Notes: Caring 
for the Camera” (
 185).
This option is not available at battery levels of  or below, while multiple 
exposures are being shot, or when the camera is powered by an optional MB-
D200 battery pack using AA batteries.  Use a fully-charged EN-EL3e battery or 
an optional AC adapter.  If the battery runs low while the mirror is raised, a beep 
will sound and the AF-assist illuminator will blink to warn you that the mirror will 
automatically lower in about two minutes.
Video Mode
Before connecting your camera to a video device such as 
a   television  or   VCR  (
 106), choose a video mode setting 
that matches the video standard used in the device.
Option Description
NTSCUse when connecting camera to NTSC devices.
PA LUse when connecting camera to PAL devices.  Note that 
number of pixels in output is selectively reduced, caus-
ing drop in resolution.
World Time
World Time is used to set the camera clock to the current 
date and time (
 12).
 The Clock Battery
The clock-calendar is powered by an independent, rechargeable power source, which is 
charged as necessary when the main batteries are installed or the camera is powered by 
an optional EH-6 AC adapter.  Two days of charging will power the clock for about three 
months.  If the 
 icon fl ashes in the control panel, the clock battery is exhausted and 
the clock has been reset to a time starting at 2005.01.01.00:00:00.  Set the clock to the cor-
rect date and time.
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The Setup Menu Setup
Language
Choose the language for camera menus and messages 
from:
DeDeutschGerman
EnEnglishEnglish
EsEspañolSpanish
FrFrançaisFrench
ItItalianoItalian
NeNederlandsDutch
PoPortuguêsPortuguesePyРусскийRussian
SvSvenskaSwedish
Traditional Chinese
Simplifi ed Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Image Comment
Add brief text com ments to photographs as they are tak-
en.  Com ments can be viewed when the pho to graphs are 
displayed using the supplied software or Nikon Capture 4 
Version 4.4 or later (available separately).  The fi rst fi fteen 
let ters of the comment are also visible on Shooting Data 
Page 2 in the pho to in for ma tion dis play (
 100).
Done: Save changes and return to the setup menu.
Input Comment: The following dialog will be displayed.  Enter a comment as de-
scribed below.
Keyboard area: Use multi selector to highlight letters, press center 
of multi selector to select.
Comment area: Comment appears here.  To move cursor, press 
 
button and use multi selector.
To delete the character at the current cursor position, press the  button.  To return to 
the setup menu without changing the comment, press the  button.
Comments can be up to thirty-six characters long.  Any additional characters will be 
deleted.
After editing the comment, press 
 to return to the image comment menu.
Attach Comment: A comment is added to all photographs taken when this option 
is checked (✔).  Highlight this option and press the multi selector to the right to 
toggle the check mark on or off .
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The Setup Menu Setup
Auto Image Rotation
Photographs taken while On (the default option) is se-
lected contain information on camera orientation, allow-
ing them to be rotated automatically during playback (
 
98) or when viewed in compatible Nikon software.  *  The 
following orientations are recorded:
Landscape (wide) 
orientationCamera rotated 90 ° 
clockwiseCamera rotated 90 ° 
counter-clockwise
* In continuous mode ( 26), orientation recorded for fi rst shot applies to all images in 
same burst, even if camera orientation is changed during shooting.
Camera orientation is not recorded when Off  is selected.  Choose this option 
when taking photographs with the lens pointing up or down.
Recent Settings
The following options are available:
Option Description
Lock 
MenuMenu shown at right is displayed.  Select Ye s to lock 
menu so that no items are added or removed, No to un-
lock menu.  Settings in other menus are not aff ected.
Delete 
Recent
SettingsMenu shown at right is displayed.  Select Ye s to delete 
all recent settings, No to exit without changing Recent 
Settings menu.  This option will take eff ect even when 
Recent Settings are locked.
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The Setup Menu Setup
Customizing the Recent Settings Menu
To create a personalized menu of shooting and Custom Settings options:
1 Select Lock Menu > No to unlock the Recent Settings menu.
2 Select Delete Recent Settings > Ye s to delete all existing 
recent settings.
3 Select the items you wish to include in the Recent Settings 
menu from the shooting and Custom Settings menus.  The 
fourteen most recently selected items will be stored.
4 Select Lock Menu > Ye s to lock the Recent Settings menu.
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