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Revealing All Photographs, Deselect All

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Menu Guide-The Playback Menu Revealing All Photographs: Deselect All Choosing Deselect all? displays the confirmation dialog shown at right. Press the multi selector up or down to highlight an option, then press the button to make a selection. • Yes: reveal all images in the folder or folders se- lected in the Playback folder menu ( 150). PLAYBACK MENU Hide image No images will be hidden. OK? No OK Yes The monitor will briefly show the message "Hide image done," and then the playback menu will be displayed. • No: exit to the playback menu without changing the hidden status of im- ages. File Attributes for Hidden Images Hidden images have "hidden" and "read-only" status when viewed on a Windows computer. In the case of "NEF+JPEG" images, this marking applies to both the NEF (RAW) and JPEG image. Protected and Hidden Images Removing protection from an image that is both hidden and protected will simultaneously reveal the image. 155

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Menu Guide—The Playback Menu
Revealing All Photographs:
Deselect All
Choosing
Deselect all?
displays the confirmation
dialog shown at right.
Press the multi selector up
or down to highlight an option, then press the
button to make a selection.
•
Yes
:
reveal all images in the folder or folders se-
lected in the
Playback folder
menu (
150).
The monitor will briefly show the message
“Hide image done,” and then the playback
menu will be displayed.
•
No
: exit to the playback menu without changing the hidden status of im-
ages.
OK
No images will be
hidden.
OK?
No
Yes
Hide image
PLAYBACK MENU
File Attributes for Hidden Images
Hidden images have “hidden” and “read-only” status when viewed on a Windows
computer.
In the case of “NEF+JPEG” images, this marking applies to both the NEF
(RAW) and JPEG image.
Protected and Hidden Images
Removing protection from an image that is both hidden and protected will simultane-
ously reveal the image.