settings.FIGURE 8-16: In Highlight mode, blinking areas indicate blown highlights.FIGURE 8-17: RGB Histogram display offers a Brightness histogram and an RGB his...FIGURE 8-18: Here you see the first Shooting Data screen.FIGURE 8-19: Overview mode shows a Brightness histogram and the major settings ...FIGURE 8-20: These rows show exposure data plus the lens focal length.FIGURE 8-21: Look at this row for details about color settings.9 Chapter 9FIGURE 9-1: During playback, press the i button and select Rating to access the...FIGURE 9-2: You also can rate photos by choosing Rating from the Playback menu.FIGURE 9-3: The rating appears here in File Information playback mode.FIGURE 9-4: Press the Protect/AE-L/AF-L button to prevent accidental deletion o...FIGURE 9-5: During playback, you also can access the Protect feature from the iFIGURE 9-6: This menu option deletes all files stored in the folder you're view...FIGURE 9-7: This Delete option offers a quick way to erase a batch of files.FIGURE 9-8: With the Select Date option, you can quickly erase all photos and v...FIGURE 9-9: NX Studio enables you to display the focus point used to shoot a pi...FIGURE 9-10: Click the Info tab to view shooting data.FIGURE 9-11: The camera’s USB-C port serves as one gateway to your computer.FIGURE 9-12: Nikon Transfer 2 is a file transfer tool built into Nikon NX Studi...FIGURE 9-13: You can specify a primary download destination as well as automati...FIGURE 9-14: You get two pages of options for processing a Raw file.FIGURE 9-15: Use the Resize option to create a lower-resolution version of the ...FIGURE 9-16: To resize multiple photos at once, select Resize from the regular ...FIGURE 9-17: Tag the selected photo for resizing by pressing the Zoom Out butto...FIGURE 9-18: The Resized symbol indicates a small-size copy.
10 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: Customize the i menu for photography via this Custom Settings menu...FIGURE 10-2: Display the My Menu screen, choose Add Items, and then select a me...FIGURE 10-3: You can customize the first three characters of filenames.FIGURE 10-4: You can create new folders or change the default folder prefix.FIGURE 10-5: Use this option to select a folder to hold the next images or vide...FIGURE 10-6: Use this option to assign new functions to certain camera and lens...FIGURE 10-7: You can change what the command dials do during shooting and playb...FIGURE 10-8: Set the delay times for automatic shutdown by using this option.FIGURE 10-9: Plug a Type D HDMI cable into this port to connect to an HDMI devi...
11 Chapter 11FIGURE 11-1: One way to get to the editing tools is from the Retouch menu.FIGURE 11-2: During playback, you also can access the tools from the i menu.FIGURE 11-3: The Side-by-Side Comparison option is available only from the i me...FIGURE 11-4: The Red-Eye Correction tool works on human eyes but not on animal ...FIGURE 11-5: Use the Straighten tool to level crooked horizon lines.FIGURE 11-6: I used the Distortion Control tool to eliminate barrel distortion.FIGURE 11-7: The original photo exhibited convergence (left); applying the Pers...FIGURE 11-8: D-Lighting brightens shadows without affecting highlights.FIGURE 11-9: The yellow box indicates the cropping frame.
12 Chapter 12FIGURE 12-1: Interval Timer Shooting automates the process of time-lapse photog...FIGURE 12-2: You can store a text comment up to 36 characters long in the file ...FIGURE 12-3: Image Overlay merges two Raw (NEF) photos into one.FIGURE 12-4: If you want each subject to appear solid, use a black background a...
13 AppendixFIGURE A-1: Choose Connect to Smart Device and then choose Pairing (Bluetooth).FIGURE A-2: The camera displays its name (left) and a Bluetooth authorization c...FIGURE A-3: When you see this screen, the Bluetooth connection was successful.FIGURE A-4: The SnapBridge display looks like this when your camera is connecte...FIGURE A-5: Choose these Connect to Smart Device options to connect via Wi-Fi.FIGURE A-6: The camera displays its network name and password (left) and then l...FIGURE A-7: For Wi-Fi transfer, open the Display Options menu to specify the ty...FIGURE A-8: When you connect devices via Bluetooth, select JPEG photos for uplo...FIGURE A-9: You can view files on the Device tab after uploading them from the ...FIGURE A-10: The remote control screens as they appear for photography (left) a...FIGURE A-11: Bluetooth offers only basic shooting and playback remote controls.
Guide
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6 Appendix: Intro to Nikon SnapBridge
7 Glossary: Glossary of Digital Photography Terms
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