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Nikon D200 Manual
3.
Press the Enter button to acti-
vate the zoom feature.
Hold down the thumbnail but-
•
ton and use the main com-
mand dial to change the size of
the zoomed area.
Use the multi selector's cursor
•
keys to move the zoomed area
around within the enlarged
view.
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Moving the zoomed area.
4.
Press the up and down keys on
the multi selector while viewing
an image to change the type of
information shown with your
preview. You can change the types
of information available in the
menu system, if you like. Your
options include:
File Information. Shows the
•
image and its filename, frame
number, size, quality, folder
name, and so on.
Shooting Data 1. Gives you a
•
screen with more information,
including the info in the basic
File Information page, plus the
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camera name, date, time,
metering and exposure meth-
ods, shutter speed, aperture,
lens focal length, flash informa-
tion, and any EV adjustment
you've made.
Shooting Data 2. Includes the
•
File Information basics, plus the
ISO setting, white balance,
sharpening, color mode, hue,
saturation, and some other
data.
GPS Data. Available if you've
•
recorded Global Positioning
System information with your
D200 using a third-party GPS
accessory.
RGB Histogram. Adds a his-
•
togram graph to the basics that
displays the relationship
between the dark and light
tones in the image, with sepa-
rate histograms for red, green,
blue, and grayscale (combined)
data.
Highlights. The brightest areas
•
of an image are represented
with a flashing border so you
can easily see any portions that
might lack detail because of
overexposure.
Histogram. This display is a
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larger, grayscale-only histogram
superimposed on the image.
5.
Press the protect button to keep
the selected image from being
accidentally erased. You can still
remove the photo if you reformat
the card, however.
6.
Press the delete button to erase
the selected image. You must
press a second time to confirm.
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