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Set the Time and Date

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3 Set the Time and Date The D1 records the time and date for each photograph taken. Before using your camera, set the internal clock-calendar to the current time and date. 3.1 Check the time and date in the control panel A B After turning the camera on, press the auto-bracketing button (BKT) and exposure compensation button ( ) simultaneously. The year indicator will be displayed in the control panel on top of the camera (B). Press the exposure-compensation button ( ) once to display the month and day, a second time to display the hour and minute. Pressing the button a third time will clear the time and date from the display). Note The clock-calendar is powered by an independent battery with a life of about ten years. When no charge remains, the clock-battery replacement indicator will appear in the control panel on top of the camera. Take the camera to a Nikon-authorized service center, where the clock battery can be replaced for a fee. 8 First Steps: Set the Time and Date

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8
Note
A
B
First Steps: Set the Time and Date
3
Set the Time and Date
The D1 records the time and date for each photograph taken.
Before
using your camera, set the internal clock-calendar to the current time
and date.
3
.1
Check the time and date in the control panel
After turning the camera on, press the auto-bracketing button (
BKT
)
and exposure compensation button (
) simultaneously.
The year
indicator will be displayed in the control panel on top of the camera (B).
Press the exposure-compensation button (
) once to display the
month and day, a second time to display the hour and minute.
Pressing
the button a third time will clear the time and date from the display).
The clock-calendar is powered by an independent battery with a life of about ten years.
When no charge remains, the clock-battery replacement indicator will appear in the
control panel on top of the camera.
Take the camera to a Nikon-authorized service
center, where the clock battery can be replaced for a fee.