Nikon B0012OGF6Q D60 User's Manual - Page 84

Viewing Photographs in Full-Frame Playback, Full-Frame Playback

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Viewing Photographs in Full-Frame Playback Full-Frame Playback To view photographs in the monitor, press P. Photographs taken in "tall" (portrait) orientation are displayed in tall orientation as shown at right. The following operations can be performed in fullframe playback. Option Use Description View additional photographs Press the multi selector to right or rotate the command dial right to view photographs in or order recorded. Press the multi selector left or rotate the command dial left to view photographs in reverse order. More on Playback View photo information Zoom in on photograph Delete photograph Protect photograph View thumbnails Retouch photograph K J H (I) M Q Press the multi selector up or down to view information about current photograph (A 73). Zoom in on current photograph (A 77). Delete current photograph (A 34). Protect current photograph (A 78). View multiple photographs (A 76). Display the retouch menu (A 129). When a movie file created from the Stopmotion movie option (A 141) is displayed, the movie can be played back by pressing Q. The same operations available during stop-motion playback (A 99) can be performed. Exit to shooting mode or P To return to shooting mode, press the shutterrelease button halfway or press P. View menus O View menus (A 94). C More Information For more information about controlling whether photographs taken in "tall" orientation are rotated for display in the monitor during playback, see Auto image rotation in the playback menu (A 128) and Rotate tall in the setup menu (A 98). For more information about choosing whether to display photographs as they are taken, see Custom Setting 07 (Image review; A 111). For more information about choosing how long the monitor remains on before turning off 72 automatically to reduce the drain on the battery, see Custom Setting 15 (Auto off timer; A 114).

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More on Playback
Viewing Photographs in Full-Frame Playback
Full-Frame Playback
To view photographs in the monitor, press
P
.
Photographs taken in “tall” (portrait) orientation are
displayed in tall orientation as shown at right.
The following operations can be performed in full-
frame playback.
C
More Information
For more information about controlling whether photographs taken in “tall” orientation are rotated
for display in the monitor during playback, see
Auto image rotation
in the playback menu (
A
128)
and
Rotate tall
in the setup menu (
A
98).
For more information about choosing whether to display photographs as they are taken, see
Custom Setting 07 (
Image review
;
A
111).
For more information about choosing how long the monitor remains on before turning off
automatically to reduce the drain on the battery, see Custom Setting 15 (
Auto off timer
;
A
114).
Option
Use
Description
View additional
photographs
or
Press the multi selector to right or rotate the
command dial right to view photographs in
order recorded. Press the multi selector left or
rotate the command dial left to view
photographs in reverse order.
View photo
information
Press the multi selector up or down to view
information about current photograph (
A
73).
Zoom in on
photograph
K
Zoom in on current photograph (
A
77).
Delete photograph
J
Delete current photograph (
A
34).
Protect photograph
H
(
I
)
Protect current photograph (
A
78).
View thumbnails
M
View multiple photographs (
A
76).
Retouch photograph
Q
Display the retouch menu (
A
129).
When a movie file created from the
Stop-
motion movie
option (
A
141) is displayed, the
movie can be played back by pressing
Q
. The
same operations available during stop-motion
playback (
A
99) can be performed.
Exit to shooting
mode
or
P
To return to shooting mode, press the shutter-
release button halfway or press
P
.
View menus
O
View menus (
A
94).