Nikon D7000 User Manual

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22“Beep” indicator .....................................................215
23Multiple exposure indicator ................................153
24Exposure and flash bracke ting indicator .........109
WB bracketing indicator ......................................112
ADL bracketing indicator .....................................114
25 ADL bracketing amount.......................................114
26Interval timer indicator ........................................157
27Camera battery...

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❚❚Changing Setting s in the Information Display
To change settings for the items listed below, press the  R 
button in the information display.
 Highlight items using the 
multi selector and press  J to view options for the highlighted 
item.
R  button
1Movie quality............................................................ 60
2High ISO noise reduction .................................... 205
3Active D-Lighting .................................................. 139
4Color space...

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The Command Dials
The main- and sub-command dials are used alone or in combination with other 
controls to adjust a variety of settings.
Flash mode
Flash compensation
Bracketing
M
/Y  button
D  button
Mode dial
Sub-command dial
Main command dial
Exposure compensationE
 button
MeteringZ
 button
Autofocus mode
AF-area modeAF-mode button
White balance
WB
/L  button
ISO sensitivity
ISO
/W  button
Image quality/sizeQUAL
/X  button 

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❚❚Scene Mode
❚❚ Image Quality and Size
❚❚ Autofocus
❚❚ ISO Sensitivity
Choose a scene ( h; 0 41).
h mode Main command dial Monitor
Set image quality ( 086).
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QUAL  button Main command dial Control panel
Choose an image size ( 088).
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QUAL  button Sub-command dial Control panel
Choose an autofocus mode 
( 0 92).
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AF-mode button Main command dial Control panel
Choose an AF-area mode 
( 0 95).
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AF-mode button Sub-command dial Control panel
Set ISO sensitivity ( 0101).
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ISO button Main command dial...

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❚❚Exposure
Choose a combination of 
aperture and shutter speed 
(mode  P; 0 68).
Mode PMain command dial Control panel
Choose a shutter speed (mode  S 
or  M; 0 69, 71).
Mode S or  M Main command dial Control panel
Choose an aperture (mode  A or 
M ; 0 70, 71).
Mode A or  M Sub-command dial Control panel
Choose a metering option 
(mode  P,  S,  A , or  M; 0 105).
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Z button Main command dial Control panel
Set exposure compensation 
(mode  P,  S,  A , or  M; 0 107).
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E button Main command dial...

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❚❚ Flash Settings
Select bracketing increment 
(mode  P,  S,  A , or  M; 0 110, 112).
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D  button Sub-command dial Control panel
Choose a white balance option 
(mode  P,  S,  A , or  M; 0 117).
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WB  button Main command dial Control panel
Fine-tune white balance 
( 0 120), set color temperature 
( 0 122), or choose a white 
balance preset ( 0128) in mode 
P ,  S,  A , or  M. 
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WB  button Sub-command dial Control panel
Choose a flash mode ( 0144).
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M button Main command dial Control...

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The BM-11 Monitor Cover
A clear plastic cover is provided with the camera to keep the 
monitor clean and protect it when the camera is not in use.
 To  
attach the cover, insert the proj ection on the top of the cover 
into the matching indentation above the camera monitor (
q) 
and press the bottom of the cover until it clicks into place (
w).
To remove the cover, hold the camera firmly and pull the 
bottom of the cover gently outwards as shown at right. 

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Camera Menus
Most shooting, playback, and setup options can be accessed 
from the camera menus.
 To view the menus, press the  G 
button.
Ta b s
Choose from the following menus:
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D:  Playback  (0 195)
•
C:  Shooting  (0 202)
• A : Custom Settings  (0 206) •
B: 
Setup  (0 236)
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N:  Retouch  (0 248)
• O/m : My Menu  or Recent settings  (defaults to 
My Menu ; 0 265)
dIf a  d icon is displayed at the bottom left corner of the 
monitor, help can be displayed by pressing the  L 
button.
 A description...

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Using Camera Menus
The multi selector and J button are used to navigate the camera menus.
Follow the steps below to navigate the menus.
1Display the menus.
Press the  G button to display the menus.
2Highlight the icon for the current menu.
Press  4 to highlight the icon for the current 
menu.
3Select a menu.
Press  1 or  3 to select the desired menu.
4Position the cursor in the selected menu.
Press  2 to position the cursor in the selected 
menu.
Select highlighted item or 
display sub-menu
Move...

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5Highlight a menu item.
Press 1 or  3 to highlight a menu item.
6Display options.
Press  2 to display options for the selected menu 
item.
7Highlight an option.
Press  1 or  3 to highlight an option.
8Select the highlighted item.
Press  J to select the highlighted item. To exit 
without making a selection, press the  G 
button.
Note the following:
• Menu items that are displayed in gray are not currently available.
• While pressing  2 generally has the same effect as pressing  J, there are some...