This lets you select the frame count (default) or the number of exposures remaining in the finder.įrame count is defective.
NIKON D3 SHUTTER COUNTER ISO
This lets you display either ISO (default) or exposures remaining on the tiny rear black-and-white LCD. If you ever do want to reset to DSC_0001, use the Reset option. It will drive you crazy and it will be too late to do anything about it. Over time you'll have hundreds of photos on your computer all called DSC_0001. If you change it to OFF, you'll start from DSC_0001 every time you reformat. This ensures your file numbers keep counting up. If I want fewer shots, I take my finger off the shutter release. It defaults to 130, and I have no reason to set it to be less. This selects the maximum number of continuous shots you can make in the CL or CH continuous release modes. Faster rates make it tougher for me to get off just one frame, especially at long shutter speeds what I don't want to let up until I know the shutter has closed. I leave mine on 3 FPS, since I usually shoot here and use it to let me select either 1 frame (a short push) or a few frames if I hold down the shutter. At 11 FPS, AF and exposure stays fixed during your burst. There's a catch: at 10 FPS, AF stays fixed during your shooting burst. IN FX, you get 9 FPS regardless of this setting. The CH setting applies only to the DX format, for which you may select 9, 10 or 11 FPS. This selects the maximum frame rates of the CL (continuous low) and CH advance settings.
NIKON D3 SHUTTER COUNTER PRO
Thank God the D3 is a pro camera and therefore this defaults to OFF. This is the idiotic and annoying focus confirmation beep. This is something else that needs to be reorganized.
I'm sorry that Nikon put a menu called Shooting inside a menu called Custom Setting, since it has nothing to do with the larger Shooting Menu.
Click down to d SHOOTING/DISPLAY and click to the right. You'll then see CUSTOM SETTING MENU on the color LCD. Press MENU, go to the left and select up and down to the pencil icon. Want free live phone support? In the USA, call (800) NIKON-UX, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. All rights reserved.Īugust 2008 Top of D3 Users Guide D3 Review More Nikon Reviews
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