Nikon EN-EL9 D5000 User's Guide (English) - Page 25

The Monitor, Shooting Position, Storage Position

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The Monitor The monitor opens outwards 180° and can be rotated 180° left or 90° right as shown below, allowing the monitor to be angled for high- and low-angle photography or rotated to face the user for self-portraits (0 45). X 180° 90° 180° ❚❚ Shooting Position In other situations, the monitor can be stowed on the camera body by opening it outward and rotating it 180° left before folding it back onto the camera body. This position is recommended for most shooting and playback. ❚❚ Storage Position To protect the monitor when the camera is not in use, fold it back onto the camera body as shown at right. D Using the Monitor Rotate the monitor gently within the limits shown above. Do not use force. Failure to observe these precautions could damage the connection between the monitor and the camera body. Adjust the monitor before mounting the camera on a tripod. 7

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7
X
The Monitor
The monitor opens outwards 180° and can be rotated 180° left or 90° right as shown
below, allowing the monitor to be angled for high- and low-angle photography or
rotated to face the user for self-portraits (
0
45).
❚❚
Shooting Position
In other situations, the monitor can be stowed on
the camera body by opening it outward and
rotating it 180° left before folding it back onto the
camera body.
This position is recommended for
most shooting and playback.
❚❚
Storage Position
To protect the monitor when the camera is not in
use, fold it back onto the camera body as shown at
right.
D
Using the Monitor
Rotate the monitor gently within the limits shown above.
Do not use force
.
Failure to observe
these precautions could damage the connection between the monitor and the camera
body.
Adjust the monitor before mounting the camera on a tripod.
90°
180°
180°