▪ Image size – Choose to shoot Large (4288×2848,
12.2MP), Medium (3216×2136, 6.9MP), or Small
(2144×1424, 3.1MP) images.
▪ JPEG compression – Select Size priority or Optimal
quality for your best JPEG images.
▪ NEF (RAW) recording – Set the compression type and
bit-depth for NEF (RAW) files.
▪ White balance – You can choose from nine different
White balance types, including the ability to measure the
ambient light’s color balance (PRE or PrE).
▪ Set Picture Control – Choose from several Picture
Controls that modify how the pictures look.
▪ Manage Picture Control – Save, load, rename, or
delete custom Picture Controls from your camera’s
internal memory or card slots.
▪ Color space – Select either the industry printing
standard Adobe RGB or the Internet and home use
standard sRGB color space for your camera.
▪ Active D-Lighting – Allows you to select from several
levels of automatic contrast correction for your images.
The camera itself will protect your images from a degree
of under- or overexposure.
▪ Long exp. NR –
Uses the “black frame subtraction” method to
significantly reduce noise in long exposures. This is a
very powerful and useful function if you make long
exposures.
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