Nikon 25214 D70 User's Guide - Page 102

WB bracketing, BKT set, NEF+JPEG Basic, Shooting Mode, Turning the Camera Off

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Taking Photographs-Exposure White Balance Bracketing 1 Choose WB bracketing for Custom Setting 12 (BKT set; 146). Note that white balance bracketing will not be performed if NEF (Raw) or NEF+JPEG Basic is selected for image quality. 2 Pressing the button, rotate the main command dial until is displayed in the control panel. The icon in the control panel and the arrows ( and ) at the ends of the electronic analog exposure display will start to blink. 12 BKT set AE & flash AE only Flash only ? WB bracketinOgK 3 Press the button and rotate the sub-command dial to choose a bracketing program ( 93). Each increment is equivalent to about 10 mired ( 51); if the number of images in the bracketing program exceeds the number of exposures remaining, the bracketing progress indicator ( , , or ) will blink. Shooting Mode In all modes (including continuous mode), the shutter is released only once each time the shutter-release button is pressed. Each shot is processed to create the number of copies specified in the bracketing program. Turning the Camera Off If the power is turned off during recording, the camera will not power down until all shots in the bracketing sequence have been recorded. 92

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92
Taking Photographs—Exposure
3
Press the
button and rotate the sub-com-
mand dial to choose a bracketing program (
93).
Each increment is equivalent to about 10
mired (
51); if the number of images in the
bracketing program exceeds the number of
exposures remaining, the bracketing progress
indicator (
,
, or
) will
blink.
White Balance Bracketing
1
Choose
WB bracketing
for Custom Setting
12 (
BKT set
;
146).
Note that white bal-
ance bracketing will not be performed if
NEF
(Raw)
or
NEF+JPEG Basic
is selected for im-
age quality.
?
WB bracketin
g
12
BKT set
OK
AE & flash
AE onl
y
Flash onl
y
2
Pressing the
button, rotate the main com-
mand dial until
is displayed in the control
panel.
The
icon in the control panel
and the arrows (
and
) at the ends of the
electronic analog exposure display will start to
blink.
Shooting Mode
In all modes (including continuous mode), the shutter is released only once each time
the shutter-release button is pressed.
Each shot is processed to create the number of
copies specified in the bracketing program.
Turning the Camera Off
If the power is turned off during recording, the camera will not power down until all
shots in the bracketing sequence have been recorded.