Compensation or exposure com-
pensation, the EV number is dis-
played here. When the camera is
connected to a computer running
Camera Control Pro 2, this displays
PC. This can also be set in CSM d3
to default to show the ISO setting.
K. This lets you know that there are
more than 1000 exposures remain-
ing on your memory card.
Flash-ready indicator. When this is
displayed, the fl ash, whether it's
the built-in fl ash or an external
Speedlight attached to the hot
shoe, is fully charged and ready to
fi re at full power.
Control Panel
The monochrome control panel on top of
the camera displays some of the same
shooting information that appears in the
viewfi nder, but there are also some settings
that are only displayed here.
This LCD allows you to view and change
the settings without looking through the
viewfi nder.
Because there is so much information con-
tained in the LCD display, it is broken up
over two fi gures. In fi gure 1.10, you can see
these settings:
Shutter speed. By default, this set
of numbers shows you the shutter
speed setting. This set of numbers
also shows myriad other settings
depending on which buttons are
being pressed:
Chapter 1
Exploring the Nikon D90
•
Exposure compensation
value. Pressing the Exposure
Compensation button and then
rotating the Sub-command dial
displays the EV compensation
number.
•
Flash Exposure Compensation
value. Pressing the Flash mode
button and then rotating the Sub-
command dial displays the Flash
Exposure Compensation value.
•
WB fi ne-tuning. Pressing the
WB button and then rotating
the Sub-command dial fi ne-
tunes the white balance setting.
A is warmer, and B is cooler.
•
Color temperature. When the
WB is set to K, the panel dis-
plays the color temperature in
the Kelvin scale when you press
the WB button.
For more on white balance and
Kelvin, see Chapter 2.
•
WB preset number. When the
WB is set to one of the preset
numbers, pressing the WB but-
ton displays the preset number
that's currently being used.
Battery indicator. This display
shows the charge remaining on the
active battery.
Flash mode. These icons denote
which Flash mode you're using.
The Flash modes include Red-Eye
Reduction, Red-Eye with Slow Sync,
Slow Sync, Slow/Rear Sync, and
Rear-Curtain Sync.
Image size. When shooting JPEG or
RAW + JPEG fi les, this tells you
whether you're recording Large,
Medium, or Small fi les. This display is
turned off when shooting RAW fi les.
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