Nikon VAA109EA User Manual - Page 92

Playback: Playing Photographs Back

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2 After rotating the focus area selector lock to the unlocked position, use the focus area selector to view other photographs or photo information. Pressing the focus area selector up or down displays the other photographs in memory one at a time. To scroll quickly to a particular frame number without viewing intervening photos, hold the selector down for more than two seconds. Photographs will be reduced to thumbnails in the center of the LCD monitor for rapid display, with the frame number appearing at the bottom of each photograph. The camera will scroll quickly through photographs while the focus area selector is held down. Release the selector when the desired frame is reached. To display or hide information for the current photograph, including date of recording and camera settings at the time the photograph was made, press the selector to the right or left. The display changes as shown below. v v v v v v v v v v Frame number Frame number Filename Date and time of recording (File type) Image only Photo information Page 2 Photo information Page 1 Photograph information includes: the model of camera used, the camera firmware version, metering, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, sensitivity, image type (color or black-and-white), white balance, white-balance adjustment, tone curve, edge enhancement, and focal length. The information actually displayed depends on the lens used. Tips The first and last photographs in memory are linked. Pressing the focus-area selector towards the top when the last photo in memory is selected takes you to the first photo; pressing the selector towards the bottom when the first photo is selected takes you to the last photo. The brightness of the LCD monitor can be adjusted using the sub-command dial. Playback: Playing Photographs Back 79

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Pressing the focus area selector up or down displays the other photo-
graphs in memory one at a time.
To scroll quickly to a particular frame
number without viewing intervening photos, hold the selector down for
more than two seconds.
Photographs will be reduced to thumbnails in the
center of the LCD monitor for rapid display, with the frame number
appearing at the bottom of each photograph.
The camera will scroll quickly
through photographs while the focus area selector is held down.
Release
the selector when the desired frame is reached.
To display or hide information for the current photograph, including date of
recording and camera settings at the time the photograph was made, press
the selector to the right or left.
The display changes as shown below.
2
After rotating the focus area selector lock to the unlocked
position, use the focus area selector to view other
photographs or photo information.
Photograph information includes: the model of camera used, the camera
firmware version, metering, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensa-
tion, sensitivity, image type (color or black-and-white), white balance,
white-balance adjustment, tone curve, edge enhancement, and focal
length.
The information actually displayed depends on the lens used.
Tips
Frame number
Frame number Filename
Date and time of recording
(File type)
Photo information
Page 1
Image only
Playback: Playing Photographs Back
Photo information
Page 2
The first and last photographs in memory are linked.
Pressing the focus-area selector
towards the top when the last photo in memory is selected takes you to the first photo;
pressing the selector towards the bottom when the first photo is selected takes you to
the last photo.
The brightness of the LCD monitor can be adjusted using the sub-command dial.