Nikon D300 Manuel utilisateur

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DIGITAL CAMERA

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User's Manual

More About Playback

-Playback Options

This chapter describes now to play back photographs and details

the operations that can be performed during playback.

Full-Frame Playback ...................................................... pg. 204

Photo Information ........................................................ pg. 206

Viewing Multiple Images: Thumbnail Playback ...... pg. 218

Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom ....................... pg. 220

Protecting Photographs from Deletion .................... pg. 221

Deleting Individual Photographs ............................... pg. 222

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To play photographs back, press

the [] button. The most recent

photograph will be displayed in the

monitor.

button

[] button __

MENUbutton --

o-n button --

Multi selector

ql_ button --

button __

Sub-command dial

Q button Main command dial

[] Rotate Tall

To display "tall" (portrait-orientation) photographs

in tall orientation, select [On] for the [Rotate tall]

option in the playback menu (pg. 251). Note that

because the camera itself is already in the

appropriate orientation during shooting, images

are not rotated automatically during image review

(pg. 205).

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_-== To Use Description "_

View f_ Press • to view photographs in order

additional _ recorded, • to view photographs in

photographs reverse order.

View photo _ Press • or •to view information

information _J about current photograph (pg. 206).

View _[] See page 218 for more information on

thumbnails the thumbnail display.

Zoom in on _ See page 220 for more information on

photograph playback zoom.

Confirmation dialog will be displayed.

Delete images "_ Press @again to delete photo.

Change To protect image, or to remove

protect 0-_ protection from protected image, press

status o_ button (pg. 221).

Return to [_

shooting /[] Monitor will turn off. Photographs

mode can be taken immediately.

Display menus IVlENU See page 245 for more information.

[] Image Review

When [On] is selected for [Image review] in the playback menu (pg. 251 ),

photographs are automatically displayed in the monitor for about 20 s

(the default setting) after shooting (because the camera is already in the

correct orientation, images are not rotated automatically during image

review). In single-frame, self-timer, and mirror-up release modes,

photographs are displayed one at a time as they are taken. In continuous

release mode, display begins when shooting ends, with the first

photograph in the current series displayed.

[] See Also

For information on choosing how long the monitor will remain on when

no operations are performed, see Custom Setting c4 ([Monitor off delay],

pg. 28O).

The roles of the multi selector buttons can be reversed, so that the • and

• buttons display other images and the • and • buttons control photo

information. See Custom Setting f3 ([Photo info/playback], pg. 301) for

details. 205

Photo information is superimposed on images displayed in full-

frame playback. There are up to 9 pages of information for each

photo. Press• or • to cycle through photo information asshown

below. Note that shooting data, RGBhistograms, and highlights

are only displayed if corresponding option is selected for [Display

mode] (pg. 250; shooting data page 4 is only displayed if copyright

information was recorded with the photograph as described on

page 324). GPS data are only displayed if a GPS device was used

when the photo was taken.

Fileinformation Overview data GPS data

Highlights

RGB histogram Shooting data pages 1-3 Shooting data page 4

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II FileInformation

123 4

12--

11 10

1Protect status .............................221

2Retouch indicator .....................329

3Focus point * ..............................250

4 AF area brackets ...................43, 81

5Frame number/

total number of frames

6 File name .....................................260

7Image quality ...............................56

8Image size ......................................60

9Image authentication ..............323

10 Time of recording .......................37

11 Date of recording ........................37

12 Folder name ................................258

* Displayed only if [Focus point] is selected for [Display mode] (pg. 250).

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IIHighlights7

1 2

1 Protect status ............................221

2Retouch indicator ....................329

3Image highlights 2...................250

4 Folder number-frame

number ........................................258

5 Current channel 2

6 Highlight display indicator...250

2Displayed only if [Highlights] is selected for [Display mode] (pg. 250).

Blinking areas indicate highlights (areas that may I]_

be overexposed) for current channel. Press _1 or •

while pressing ql[_ button to cycle through

channels as follows:

RGB R G B

(all channels) (red) (green) (blue)

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II RGBHistogrom7

1 2

1Protect status .............................221

2Retouch indicator .....................329

3Image highlights 2.................... 250

4Folder number-

frame number ...........................258

5Histogram (RGB channel) 3. In all

histograms, horizontal axis gives

pixel brightness, vertical axis

number of pixels.

6Current channel 2

7Histogram (red channel) 3

8Histogram (green channel) 3

9Histogram (blue channel) 3

1 Displayed only if [RGB histogram) is selected for (Display mode] (pg. 250).

2 Blinking areas indicate highlights (areas that may FI_

be overexposed) for current channel. Press_1or •

while pressing ql_l button to cycle through

channels as follows:

RGB R G B

(all channels) (red) (green) (blue)

Highlight display off ÷

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Some sample histograms are shown below:

• If the image contains objects with a

wide range of brightnesses, the

distribution of tones will be

relatively even.

• If the image is dark, tone

distribution will be shifted to the

left.

• Ifthe image is bright, tone

distribution will be shifted to the

right.

Increasing exposure compensation shifts the distribution of tones to the

right, while decreasing exposure compensation shifts the distribution to

the left. Histograms can provide a rough idea of overall exposure when

bright ambient lighting makes it difficult to see photographs in the

monitor.

[] Histograms

Camera histograms are intended as a guide only and may differ from

those displayed in imaging applications.

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II ShootingDataPage17

1 Protect status .............................221

2Retouch indicator .....................329

3Metering method .....................100

Shutter speed ...................106, 109

Aperture .............................107, 109

4 Exposure mode .........................102

ISO sensitivity 2.............................94

5Exposure compensation ........ 114

Optimal exposure tuning 3....277

Focal length ................................356

7Lens data .....................................196

8 Focus mode ..................................62

Lens VR

(vibration reduction) 4............... 35

9 Flash mode ..................................171

Flash compensation .................176

10 Commander mode/group

name/flash control mode/flash

compensation ............................293

11 Camera name

12 Folder number-

frame number ............................258

1 Displayed only if [Data] is selected for [Display mode] (pg. 250).

2 Displayed in red if photo was taken with ISO sensitivity auto control on.

3 Displayed if Custom Setting b6 ([Fine tune optimal exposure], pg. 277) has

been set to a value other than zero for any metering method.

4 Displayed only ifVR lens is attached.

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