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Part I
Using the Nikon D40/D40x
3.
Use the Thumbnail/Zoom Out
button to cycle among single-
picture displays, or tiled views
that show four or nine reduced
size thumbnails at one time.
When viewing four or nine
thumbnails, you use the Up and
Down keys to navigate among the
available images. Press OK to view
a selected image on the LCD in
full size.
4.
In single-picture display, press-
ing right or left on the multi
selector also moves to the next
or previous image. Pressing up or
down changes the type of informa-
tion about the current image that
appears on the screen. Your
options include
•
File Information. Displays the
image, the filename, frame
number, size, quality, folder
name, and so on.
•
Shooting Data 1. Provides you
with a screen with more infor-
mation, including the informa-
tion in the basic File Information
page, plus the camera name,
date, time, metering and expo-
sure methods, shutter speed,
aperture, lens focal length, flash
information, and any Exposure
Value (EV) adjustment you
made.
•
Shooting Data 2. Includes the
File Information basics, plus
other data such as the ISO set-
ting, white balance, sharpening,
color mode, hue, and saturation.
•
Highlights. The brightest areas
of an image will have a flashing
border if they are overexposed
so you can easily see any por-
tions that might lack detail
because of excessive exposure.
•
Histogram. Displays a lumi-
nance (brightness) histogram
graph that displays the relation-
ship between the dark and light
tones in the image.
5.
Press the Zoom In/Setting but-
ton to enlarge the viewed image
on the screen. Press it multiple
times to increase the amount of
zoom. Press the Zoom Out button
to reduce magnification.
6.
While zooming, use the multi
selector to move the zoomed
area around within the enlarged
view.
7.
Press the Protect button to keep
the selected image from acci-
dental erasure. You can still
remove the photo if you reformat
the card, however. Press the
Protect key while viewing a
marked image to remove the
protection.
Do not reformat your memory
card thinking that protected
images won't be erased — they
will be. All image are lost if the
card is formatted.
8.
Press Delete to erase the
selected image. When prompted,
press Delete a second time to con-
firm removal of the photo.
9.
Press OK while reviewing an
image to jump to the Retouch
menu. You can learn how to use
this menu's options in Chapter 2.