The Information Display - Nikon D3200 Reference Manual

The Information Display
Camera settings can be viewed and adjusted in the information
display. Press the _fl, button once to view settings, and again to
make changes to settings. Highlight items using the multi
selector and press _) to view options for the highlighted item.
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16 17 18 19
Shooting mode
_° auto/
auto (flash off) .............. 22
Scene modes ...................... 25
Guide mode ........................ 27
R S,A, and M modes ........... 5 3
Aperture (f-number) ......56, 57
Shutter speed .................. 55, 57
Shutter-speed display ............ 6
Aperture display ...................... 6
Auto-area AF indicator ......... 3 8
indicator ............ 3 8
Focus point .............................. 40
Eye-Fi connection
indicator ............................. 148
Manual flash indicator .......132
Flash compensation indicator
for optional flash units... 175
Print date indicator ............. 1 44
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20 21 22
Auto ISOsensitivity
indicator ............................. 129
Active D-Lighting .................. 67
Picture Control ....................... 76
"Beep" indicator .................. 1 41
Battery indicator ................... 21
GPSconnection indicator .. 147
Help icon ............................... 193
Exposure indicator ................ 5 7
Exposure compensation
indicator ............................... 64
Number of exposures
remaining ............................ 21
White balance recording
indicator ............................... 72
"K" (appears when memory
remains for over 1000
exposures) ........................... 21
Flash mode ............................. 48
Flash compensation ............. 6 5
Exposure compensation ......63
Image quality ......................... 44
Image size ............................... 46
White balance ........................ 69
ISOsensitivity ......................... 51
Releasemode ......................... 31
Focus mode ..................... 35, 81
AF-area mode .................. 38, 82
Metering .................................. 60
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