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Part I
Using the Nikon D90
Flexible Program indicator. This
icon appears as a P with an asterisk
only in Programmed Auto (P)
mode. It indicates you have
changed the default autoexposure
set by the camera to better suit
your creative needs.
For more on Flexible Program
mode, see Chapter 2.
Metering mode. This shows you
which Metering mode the camera
is currently set to: Matrix, Center-
weighted, or Spot.
Autofocus display. This shows you
which AF Area mode the camera is
set to and displays the active focus
point when in Single Point AF or
3D Tracking mode.
Autofocus mode. This tells you
which of the camera's autofocus
modes are in use (Single [AF-S],
Continuous [AF-C], or Autofocus
[AF-A]). The camera chooses
between AF-S or AF-C by determin-
ing the subject.
Black and White indicator. This icon
(B/W) appears when the Picture
Control is set to monochrome.
Exposures remaining. This displays
the number of exposures remaining
on your SD card. Half-pressing the
Shutter Release button to focus
changes the display to show the
remaining shots in the camera's buf-
fer. In preset WB, the icon PRE
appears when the camera is ready
to set a custom WB. You can set
your camera to display the ISO set-
ting in this area when the light
meter is active by setting CSM d3 to
Show ISO sensitivity. When con-
nected to a computer running Nikon
Camera Control Pro 2, PC appears.
ISO/Auto ISO indicator. ISO is dis-
played when the ISO setting
appears on the control panel. If the
camera is set to Auto ISO, the word
AUTO appears after ISO.
Bracketing progress indicator.
This icon shows you how many
frames remain in your bracketing
sequence.
Multiple exposure indicator. This
icon indicates the camera is set to
record multiple exposures.
Shooting Info
Display
The Shooting Info Display shows some of
the same shooting information that appears
in the viewfi nder, but there are also some
settings that are only displayed here. When
this is displayed on the LCD, you can view
and change the settings without looking
through the viewfi nder. To view this screen,
simply press the Information (info) button
near the right side of the LCD. The informa-
tion remains on display until no buttons
have been pushed for about 8 seconds or
until the Shutter Release button is pressed.
This display shows you almost everything
you need to know about your camera set-
tings. This display comes in handy when the
camera is set up on a tripod or if your eyes
aren't very good and you have trouble see-
ing the LCD control panel.
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