of the character area is a blank spot (to the left of the
exclamation mark), which represents a blank for
insertion in the line of text. This is good for separating
words. If you scroll down past the uppercase letters,
you’ll find some lowercase letters too. I use “General
Purpose” as the name for my camera’s bank A, as shown
in Figure 3-2, image 5. Let’s see how that is done in step
5.
5. Use the Multi Selector to scroll through the numbers and
letters to find the characters you want to use. Scroll
down for lowercase letters. Press the Multi selector
center button on the D300S or the center of the Multi
Selector on the D300 to select a character. Keep
scrolling around and selecting new characters until you
have the entire new bank name in place. If you make a
mistake, hold down the Thumbnail/playback zoom out
button while using the Multi Selector to move to the
position of the error. Push the Delete button on the top
left of the back of the camera and the bad character will
disappear.
6. Press the OK button to save the new name. When you
check the bank’s name under the Shooting menu bank
setting, you’ll see the bank relabeled with your new
name, as shown in Figure 3-2, image 6. Repeat these
steps to label the other banks.
Congratulations! You have given bank A a more meaningful
name so that you can select it quickly.
My Recommendation: I generally name my banks as shown
in the list that follows this paragraph. Each of the label names
describes at a glance how I intend to use this bank when
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