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Active D-Lighting preserves details in highlights and shadows
for natural contrast. Use with high contrast scenes such as a
brightly lit outdoor view framed in a door or window or a sub-
jects in the shade on a sunny day. It is most effective when used
with Matrix metering (0 124).
Active D-Lighting
Active D-Lighting: Off Active D-Lighting: Y On
D
Active D-Lighting
Noise (randomly-spaced bright pixels, fog, or lines) may appear in pho-
tographs taken with Active D-Lighting. Uneven shading may be visible
with some subjects.
A
“Active D-Lighting” Versus “D-Lighting”
The Active D-Lighting option in the shooting menu is used to adjust
exposure during shooting to optimize the dynamic range, while the
D-Lighting option in the playback menu (0 104) is used to optimize
dynamic range in images after shooting.
- Reference Manual 1
- Accessories 5
- Table of Contents 6
- For Your Safety 12
- HE USE OF NON-NIKON 19
- ACCESSORIES 19
- Introduction 21
- Parts of the Camera 22
- The Camera Body (Continued) 23
- The Monitor 24
- The $ (Display) Button 25
- The Mode Dial 27
- The Multi Selector 28
- The & (Feature) Button 29
- The G Button 30
- First Steps 32
- Still Image Mode 43
- Viewing Photographs 48
- Deleting Pictures 49
- Smart Photo Selector Mode 51
- Movie Mode 57
- Slow Motion 60
- Viewing Movies 62
- Deleting Movies 63
- Motion Snapshot Mode 65
- Viewing Motion Snapshots 68
- More on Photography 69
- Focus Mode 72
- Manual Focus 75
- Exposure Compensation 77
- Flash Photography 79
- Taking Pictures 81
- ❚❚ Flash Mode 83
- The GP-N100 GPS Unit 86
- Setup Menu Options 87
- More on Playback 89
- ❚❚ Detailed Photo Information 90
- Thumbnail Playback 92
- Calendar Playback 93
- Playback Zoom 94
- Rating Pictures 96
- Slide Shows 97
- Adjust the following options: 98
- Connections 101
- Windows Mac OS 102
- Click Ye s Click OK 102
- Click Instal 102
- System Requirements 103
- Transferring Pictures 105
- Viewing Pictures 106
- For More Information 107
- Creating Short Movies 108
- Viewing Pictures on TV 110
- High-Definition Devices 111
- Printing Photographs 113
- Printing Multiple Pictures 115
- The Playback Menu 121
- Selecting Multiple Images 122
- Rotate Tall 123
- D-Lighting 124
- Resized Copies 125
- Edit Movie 127
- The Shooting Menu 129
- Reset Shooting Options 130
- Exposure Mode 131
- P Programmed auto 133
- S Shutter-priority auto 134
- AAperture-priority auto 135
- 3EV Overexposed by over 2 EV 136
- W control 138
- Image Quality 139
- Image Size 139
- Continuous 141
- Shutter Type 142
- Frame Rate 142
- Movie Settings 143
- Metering 144
- Autoexposure Lock 145
- White Balance 146
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 147
- Preset Manual 148
- ISO Sensitivity 151
- Picture Control 152
- ❚❚ Picture Control Settings 154
- Custom Picture Control 156
- Load from/Save to Card 157
- Color Space 158
- Active D-Lighting 159
- Long Exposure NR 160
- High ISO Noise Reduction 160
- Fade in/Fade Out 160
- Movie Sound Options 161
- Interval Timer Shooting 162
- Vibration Reduction 163
- AF-Area Mode 164
- Focus Lock 165
- See Also 166
- Face-Priority AF 167
- Built-in AF Assist 167
- 32 of full power; for 168
- 3 EV; in general 169
- The Setup Menu 171
- Reset Setup Options 172
- Format Memory Card 173
- Slot Empty Release Lock 173
- Welcome Screen 174
- Display Brightness 174
- Grid Display 174
- Sound Settings 175
- Auto Power Off 175
- Remote on Duration 176
- Assign AE/AF-L Button 176
- Shutter Button AE Lock 176
- Video Mode 176
- Flicker Reduction 177
- Reset File Numbering 177
- Time Zone and Date 178
- Language 178
- Auto Image Rotation 179
- Battery Info 180
- Firmware Version 180
- Technical Notes 181
- Approved Memory Cards 185
- Storage and Cleaning 188
- Available Settings 193
- 3 VR lenses only 196
- Defaults 197
- ❚❚ Other Shooting Options 199
- ❚❚ Setup Menu Defaults 199
- Memory Card Capacity 200
- ❚❚ Slow Motion Movies 201
- Troubleshooting 202
- Shooting (All Exposure Modes) 203
- Playback 205
- Miscellaneous 205
- Error Messages 206
- Specifications 210
- 4-in. (ISO 1222) 215
- Battery Life 221
- NIKON CORPORATION 228
- 6MVA0211-02 228
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