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Nikon D90 User's Guide: Rear Controls © 2008 KenRockwell.com. All rights reserved. Nikon D90 rear.. September 2008 NEW:. Want free live phone support? In the USA, call (800) NIKON-UX, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Left side, top to bottom: Trash (also doubles as one of the two FORMAT buttons) With an image on the LCD, press once.

What white balance setting do you shoot in? I've been told to shoot as much in manual mode with my Nikon D90. Now I've gotten down taking the photos in manual. While viewing protected images on your Nikon D-90 press White Balance/Key button and this will unprotect them. I had the same problem but don't know how I managed to 'protect' them in the first place.lol.:)).

You'll get an 'Are you sure?' Press again and the shot's gone. The D90 ignores this button if it's not playing back. Hold this along with its brother (the MODE button) to. Play [>] Button Press it to see your pictures. Press again to turn them off. MENU This gets you inside your D90.

I'll cover what you can screw up with this in the 11 long pages that follow.?/Key/WB While in Menus: '?' Press for more information about whatever you're setting, if you see a gray '?'

On the lower left of the color LCD. If no gray '?,' then there is no help available. The Rockers Babies Epub Gratis. Button will eliminate your need to read half of this user's guide, if you need explanations of various menu options.

Across Cultures A Reader For Writers Latest Edition Of Sports. While in Playback: 'Key.' It protects (locks) the image from erasure.

Warning 1.): It marks the file so well that it won't empty out of my trash on my computer unless I go in and remark the file on my computer first! Warning 2.): These images are erased from your memory card when you format anyway. Now you see why I don't use the lock feature.

While Shooting: White Balance (WB) This is critical to getting the photos you want right out of your D90. Spin the rear knob for broad changes. Spin the front knob to fine tune. See my page and my page for the specifics of each setting. Vista Home Basic 32 Bit Iso Download there. There are no rules, use whatever looks best to you. Here is a run down of the individual settings from left to right, as shown along the bottom of the top LCD and as set with the rear dial: Auto (A) I use this all the time.

It makes its best guess for WB. It's usually very good. Tungsten (hanging light bulb icon that's easy to confuse with the sun) This makes the picture very blue. Use this only for deliberate Arctic effects, or under conventional indoor tungsten light bulbs. Fluorescent (glowing tube icon) Used to make crappy fluorescent light look less crappy. These settings rarely work; use the preset setting below for better results.