Sensitivity (Iso Equivalency) - Nikon D1H User Manual

Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)

If desired, sensitivity can be altered from the default setting, which is roughly equiva-
lent to ISO 200. Sensitivity can be raised to take photographs in poor light.
Adjusting Sensitivity with the
The sensitivity (ISO equivalency) setting can be adjusted by pressing the ISO button
(A) and rotating the main command dial (B). The current sensitivity setting is shown
in the top and the rear control panel (C) while the ISO button is pressed.
A
As the main command dial is rotated, settings will change in the order shown below.
Adjusting Sensitivity from the Shooting Menu
Sensitivity can also be set to ISO equivalents of approximately
ISO 200 to ISO 1600 using the ISO option in the shooting
menu. In the shooting menu, highlight ISO and press the
multi selector to the right to display a menu of sensitivity
settings. Press the multi selector up or down to highlight the
desired setting, then press the selector to the right to put
your choice into effect and return to the shooting menu.
For more information on:
pg. 188 The shooting menu
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Button
B
C
SHOOTING MENU
ISO
200 OK
250
320
400
500