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Diopter adjustment control. Just

to the right of the viewﬁnder, hid-

den behind the eyecup, is the

Diopter adjustment control. Use

this control to adjust the

viewﬁnder lens to suit your individ-

ual vision differences (not every-

one's eyesight is the same). To

adjust this, look through the

viewﬁnder, and press the Shutter

Release button halfway to focus on

something. If what you see in the

viewﬁnder isn't quite sharp, slide

the Diopter adjustment up or

down until everything appears in

focus. The manual warns you not

to put your ﬁnger or ﬁngernail in

your eye. I agree that this might

not be a good idea.

AE-L/AF-L/Protect. The Auto-

Exposure/Auto-Focus lock button is

used to lock the auto exposure (AE)

and autofocus (AF). You can also

customize the button to lock only

the AE or only the AF, or you can

set the button to initiate AF (this

setting is in the Custom Settings

Menu, CSM-12). When in playback

mode this button can be pressed to

lock an image to protect it from

being deleted. A small key icon will

be displayed in the upper left-hand

corner of images that are protected.

For more information on the

Custom Settings menu see

Chapter 3.

Command dial. This dial is used

to change a variety of settings

depending on which button you

are using in conjunction with it. By

default, it is used to change the

shutter speed when in Shutter

Priority and Manual mode or the

aperture when in Aperture Priority

mode. It is also used to adjust

Exposure compensation and

change the Flash mode.

Chapter 1

Exploring the Nikon D60

Multiselector. The multiselector is

another button that serves a few

different purposes. In Playback

mode, the multiselector is used to

scroll through the photographs

you've taken, and it can also be

used to view image information

such as histograms and shooting

settings. When in certain Shooting

modes, the multiselector can be

used to change the active focus

point when in Single point or

Dynamic area AF mode. This is the

button used to navigate through

the menu systems.

OK button. When in the Menu

mode, press this button to select

the menu item that is highlighted.

Delete button. When reviewing

your pictures, if you ﬁnd some that

you don't want to keep you can

delete them by pressing this but-

ton marked with a trashcan icon.

To prevent accidental deletion of

images the camera displays a dia-

log box asking you to conﬁrm that

you want to erase the picture.

Press the Delete button a second

time to permanently erase the

image.

Playback button. Pressing this

button displays the most recently

taken photograph. You can also

view other pictures by pressing the

multiselector left and right.

Menu button. Press this button to

access the D60 menu options.

There are a number of different

menus including Playback,

Shooting, Custom Settings, and

Retouch. Use the multiselector to

choose the menu you want to

view.