JPEG fine, Image size set to Large, JPEG compression
to Optimal quality, White balance to AUTO, Standard
(SD) Picture Control, Color space to Adobe RGB,
Active D-Lighting to Low, and ISO sensitivity to Lo 1
(100 ISO). Once set, I rarely change this bank.
▪ Bank D – Party JPEG: When I am going to a party
with friends, I’ll simply switch to this bank and fire
away. I could use bank A, but then I’d have to reset it to
higher quality later. Instead, I use this bank to have some
fun with my camera and friends. The images must be
high enough quality to get good prints, at least 11 × 14
(27 cm × 35 cm) in size. The critical settings for bank D
are: Image quality at JPEG fine, Image size set to Large,
JPEG compression set to Size priority, White balance to
Auto, Standard (SD) Picture Control, Color space to
sRGB, Active D-Lighting to Normal, and ISO sensitivity
to 400 ISO.
Combining Shooting Menu Banks and Custom Setting
Banks
Can you see how flexible having these four Shooting menu
banks will make your D300(S)? You can create your own
bank names and apply the underlying settings however you
wish. If you want, you can match these Shooting menu
banks to similarly named Custom setting banks, which
allow you to set things like the autofocus and metering/
exposure types.
When the Shooting menu banks and Custom setting banks
are combined in this manner, the D300(S) becomes a very
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