Information Display - Nikon D600 Digital Field Manual

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ISO sensitivity. This is the ISO sensitivity setting number.
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Preset white balance recording indicator. When recording a custom WB,
the indicator fl ashes PRE.
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Active D-Lighting amount. This only appears when you assign Active
D-Lighting to the
current setting (Auto, Off, HP [Extra High], H [High], n [Normal], L [Low]).
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Non-CPU lens number. This only appears when you assign non-CPU lens
data to the
ber of the lens setting (n-1–n-9).
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HDMI-CEC indicator. When your camera is connected to an HDMI device
that supports HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), this icon appears.
This means that the multi-selector is disabled and the HDMI device remote
is controlling the playback.

Information Display

The Information display, which I refer to as the Info display for brevity, shows some of
the same shooting information that appears in the viewfi nder, but there are also quite
a few settings that only appear here. When this display appears on the rear LCD, you
can view and change some of the settings without looking through the viewfi nder.
You activate the Info display by pressing the Info button ( ), located on the bottom
right of the camera directly under the focus selector lock. Pressing the
brings up the Info display settings, which allows you to change some key settings on
the camera. These settings are detailed in Figure 1.8. By default, when the Info dis-
play settings are active, using the multi-selector highlights the setting you want to
change and the D600 displays the Screen tips to guide you through what each setting
does. If you don't want Screen tips to appear, you can turn this feature off in
The information remains on display until no buttons have been pushed for about 10
seconds (default) or you press the shutter-release or
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or Preview button and press that button. It displays the
or Preview button and press that button. It displays the num-
button twice
button.
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