Setting Language - Nikon D300 Complete Manual

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The camera's internal clock does not maintain accurate time

settings, and should be periodically checked to ensure that

the time is accurate. If your computer's clock is synced to a

network time source, you can update your D300 by using

Camera Date and Time in Camera Control Pro 2.0 and

pressing the Use Current Date/Time button.

Setting Language

The D300 can display menus on the color LCD in fourteen

languages: Chinese (both traditional and simplified), Dutch,

English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean,

Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. If you've

purchased an official import of the D300 (i.e. not a gray

model), it should already be set to the appropriate

If you'd like to change the camera's displayed language:

1. Press the MENU button to show the menu system.

2. Use the Direction pad to navigate to the SETUP menu

(the wrench icon tab) and press the > key on the

Direction pad to select it.

Gray market products are those that are brought into a country by someone other

than the official importer. Nikon's warranties only apply to officially imported

cameras. In the US, especially, Nikon is particularly careful to only repair officially

imported cameras.

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