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Part I

Using the Nikon D90

Diopter adjustment control. Just

to the right of the viewﬁ nder is the

diopter adjustment control. Use

this control to adjust the viewﬁ nder

lens to suit your individual vision

diﬀ erences (not everyone's eyesight

is the same). To adjust this, look

through the viewﬁ nder and then

rotate the diopter control until the

viewﬁ nder information is sharp.

You can also press the Shutter

Release button halfway to focus on

something. If what you see in the

viewﬁ nder isn't quite sharp, rotate

the diopter control up or down

until everything appears in focus.

AE-L/AF-L. The Autoexposure/

Autofocus Lock button is used to

lock the Autoexposure (AE) and

Autofocus (AF). You can also cus-

tomize the button to lock only the

AE or only the AF. It can also be set

to lock the exposure with a single

press and reset with a second press

(AE Lock (hold)). You can set the

button to initiate AF (AF-On) and to

lock the ﬂ ash exposure value (FV

Lock). This can be set using CSM f4.

For more on customizing the AE-L/

AF-L button, see Chapter 3.

Main Command dial. This dial is

used to change a variety of settings

depending on which button you

press in conjunction with it. By

default, it's used to change the

shutter speed when in Shutter

Priority and Manual modes. It's also

used to adjust exposure compensa-

tion as well as change the Release,

AF, and Flash modes.

Setting the AE-L/AF-L button to AE

Lock (hold) when shooting video

allows you to lock the exposure so

that the video doesn't ﬂ uctuate

between light and dark when ﬁ lm-

ing in a setting with areas that have

high contrast between the highlights

and shadows, such as with spot-

lights at a performance or under

dappled sunlight.

Live View (Lv) button. Pressing

this button activates the Live View

function. Pressing the button a sec-

ond time disables Live View and

returns the camera to the standard

Shooting mode.

Multi-selector. The Multi-selector

also serves a few diﬀ erent pur-

poses. In Playback mode, the Multi-

selector 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 cer-

tain Shooting modes, the Multi-

selector can be used to change the

active focus point when in Single

Point or Dynamic Area AF mode.

You also use the Multi-selector to

navigate the camera's menus.

OK button. When in Menu mode,

press this button to select the

menu item that's highlighted. When

Live View is activated, pressing this

button starts recording video by

using D-Movie mode.

For more on D-Movie mode, see

Chapter 7.

Focus selector lock. This switch

allows you to lock the selected

focus area so that it can't be acci-

dentally changed.