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Back-of-the-camera controls.
Live View switch. Flipping the switch allows you to choose between shooting
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still photos (
Memory card access lamp. This light blinks when the memory card is in use.
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Under no circumstances should you remove the card when this light is on or
blinking. You could damage your card or camera and lose any information in the
camera's buffer. If the buffer is full when you switch the camera off, the camera
will stay powered on and this button will continue blinking until the data fi nishes
transferring from the buffer to the memory card.
Info button (
▶
monitor.
Speaker. This small speaker enables you to hear the audio recorded with the
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video you have shot. I must admit that the fi delity of the speaker isn't that great,
and it's quite hard to get an accurate representation of what the sound is going
to be like when it is played back through your TV or computer speakers.
Rear infrared receiver. This receiver picks up the infrared signal from the
▶
optional wireless remote, the ML-L3.
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Nikon D7100
) or video (
).
). Pressing this button displays the shooting information on the
Digital Field Guide
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