Nikon D2HS D2Hs User's Manual - Page 42

The Monitor Cover, Camera Off Display, Tutorial-Basic Photography

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Tutorial-Basic Photography 1 1.3 Check the number of exposures remaining The exposure-count display in the top control panel shows the number of photographs that can be taken at current settings. When this number reaches zero, the icon will flash in the top control panel and a flashing icon will appear in the viewfinder. No further pictures can be taken until you delete pictures or insert a new memory card. You may be able to take additional pictures at lower image quality or size settings. The Monitor Cover A clear plastic cover (the BM-3 LCD monitor cover) is provided with the camera to keep the monitor clean, and to protect the monitor when the camera is not in use or when you are transporting the camera. To remove the monitor cover, hold the camera firmly, take the cover by its edges, and pull the bottom of the cover gently outwards as shown at right (ቢ). Once the cover is unlatched, you can move it slightly away from the monitor and then remove it as shown (ባ). To replace the cover for shooting or storage, insert the two projections on the top of the cover into the matching indentations above the camera monitor (ቢ), then press the bottom of the cover until you hear it click into place (ባ). Camera Off Display If the camera is turned off with a battery and memory card inserted, the frame count and number of exposures remaining will be displayed (some memory cards may only display this information when the camera is on). 28 CLC S OAU/VT DC IN S OAU/VT DC IN OAU/VT DC IN

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Tutorial—Basic Photography
1
.3
Check the number of exposures remaining
The exposure-count display in the top con-
trol panel shows the number of photographs
that can be taken at current settings.
When
this number reaches zero, the
icon will
flash in the top control panel and a flashing
icon will appear in the viewfinder.
No
further pictures can be taken until you de-
lete pictures or insert a new memory card.
You may be able to take additional pictures
at lower image quality or size settings.
1
The Monitor Cover
A clear plastic cover (the BM-3 LCD monitor cover) is
provided with the camera to keep the monitor clean,
and to protect the monitor when the camera is not in
use or when you are transporting the camera.
To re-
move the monitor cover, hold the camera firmly, take
the cover by its edges, and pull the bottom of the cover
gently outwards as shown at right (
±
).
Once the cover
is unlatched, you can move it slightly away from the
monitor and then remove it as shown (
²
).
To replace the cover for shooting or storage, insert the
two projections on the top of the cover into the match-
ing indentations above the camera monitor (
±
), then
press the bottom of the cover until you hear it click into
place (
²
).
A/V
OUT
DC
IN
A/V
OUT
DC
IN
Camera Off Display
If the camera is turned off with a battery and memory
card inserted, the frame count and number of exposures
remaining will be displayed (some memory cards may
only display this information when the camera is on).