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Learn to master your Nikon D780 and take full advantage of all its capabilities!

Mastering the Nikon D780

by Darrell Young provides a wealth of experience-based information and insights for owners of the new D780 camera. Darrell is determined to help the user navigate past the confusion that often comes with complex and powerful professional camera equipment.

This book explores the features and capabilities of the camera in a way that far surpasses the user’s manual. It guides readers through the camera features with step-by-step setting adjustments; color illustrations; and detailed how, when, and why explanations for each option. Every button, dial, switch, and menu configuration setting is explored in a user-friendly manner, with suggestions for setup according to various shooting styles.

Darrell’s friendly and informative writing style allows readers to easily follow directions, while feeling as if a friend dropped in to share his knowledge. The information in this book goes beyond the camera itself and also covers basic photography technique.

Foreword xi
Camera Body Reference xii
Chapter 2 Introduction and Initial Camera Setup
2(16)
Use This Book with Camera in Hand
5(1)
What Is the Purpose of This Book?
6(1)
Things to Know When Reading This Book
6(1)
Accessing the Camera Menus
7(2)
Touch-Sensitive Monitor
9(1)
Thoughts on Using Live View (Lv) Mode
9(1)
Five Steps for First-Time Camera Configuration
10(4)
Using the Camera's Help System
14(1)
Camera Functions for Initial Configuration
15(1)
Camera Settings Recommendations
16(1)
Downloadable Resources Website
16(1)
Author's Conclusion
17(1)
Chapter 2 Camera Control Screens
18(42)
Technical TFT-LCD Monitor Information
19(2)
Camera Button Control Screens
21(8)
The i Menu: Shortcut to Important Camera Functions
29(8)
Playback Quick Menus
37(1)
Flash Control Screen
38(2)
Live View Photo Mode
40(5)
Live View Movie Mode
45(7)
Control Panel
52(1)
Touch Screen
53(3)
Touch Screen: Shutter Release and Autofocus (Tap Shooting)
56(2)
Author's Conclusion
58(2)
Chapter 3 Metering, Exposure Modes, and Histogram
60(26)
Section 1 Metering
61(1)
Selecting a Metering Mode with External Controls
61(1)
Selecting a Metering Mode from the Menu
62(1)
3D Color Matrix III Metering
63(1)
Center-Weighted Metering
64(2)
Spot Metering
66(1)
Highlight-Weighted Metering
67(1)
Section 2 Exposure Modes
68(1)
Programmed Auto (P) Mode
69(2)
Shutter-Priority Auto (S) Mode
71(3)
Aperture-Priority Auto (A) Mode
74(1)
Manual (M) Mode
75(1)
Auto Exposure (AUTO) Mode
76(2)
EFFECTS (EFCT) Modes
78(2)
Section 3 Histogram
80(2)
Highlights Blink Mode
82(1)
Why Master the Histogram?
83(1)
Understanding the Histogram
83(2)
Author's Conclusion
85(1)
Chapter 4 Autofocus, AF-Area, and Release Mode
86(48)
Autofocus Types
87(1)
Multi-CAM 3500 II AF Module versus Live View Monitor
88(1)
Custom Settings for Autofocus
89(1)
Section 1 Autofocus and AF-Area modes for Viewfinder Photography
89(1)
Three Mode Groups
89(5)
Autofocus Modes in Detail
94(3)
Viewfinder AF-Area Modes in Detail
97(9)
Section 2 Autofocus and AF-Area Modes for Live View Photography
106(1)
Three Important Mode Groups for Live View
106(1)
Selecting Autofocus and AF-Area Modes in Live View
107(3)
Detail on each Autofocus and AF-Area Mode
110(7)
Using the AF-Area Modes
117(10)
Section 3 Release Modes
127(5)
Touch Shutter Release and Autofocus (Tap Shooting)
132(1)
Author's Conclusion
132(2)
Chapter 5 White Balance
134(32)
How Does White Balance Work?
135(1)
Color Temperature
136(2)
When Does White Balance Matter?
138(1)
Methods for Adjusting White Balance
139(1)
White Balance with External Controls
139(8)
White Balance on the i Menu
147(7)
WB on the Photo and Movie Shooting Menus
154(9)
Auto White Balance Considerations
163(1)
Author's Conclusion
164(2)
Chapter 6 Playback Menu
166(34)
Delete
168(6)
Playback Folder
174(1)
Playback Display Options
175(8)
Copy Image(s)
183(6)
Image Review
189(1)
After Delete
190(1)
Rotate Tall
191(1)
Slide Show
192(4)
Rating
196(2)
Author's Conclusion
198(2)
Chapter 7 Photo Shooting Menu
200(142)
Configuring the Photo Shooting Menu
201(3)
User Settings U1 and U2
204(1)
Reset Photo Shooting Menu
205(1)
Storage Folder
206(3)
File Naming
209(2)
Role Played by Card in Slot 2
211(2)
Image Area
213(5)
Image Quality
218(4)
Image Size
222(3)
NEF (RAW) Recording
225(4)
ISO Sensitivity Settings
229(11)
White Balance
240(5)
Set Picture Control
245(12)
Manage Picture Control
257(8)
Color Space
265(3)
Active D-Lighting
268(2)
Long Exposure NR
270(1)
High ISO NR
271(2)
Vignette Control
273(2)
Diffraction Compensation
275(1)
Auto Distortion Control
275(2)
Flicker Reduction
277(2)
Flash Control
279(19)
Auto Bracketing
298(9)
Multiple Exposure
307(6)
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
313(3)
Interval Timer Shooting
316(11)
Time-Lapse Movie
327(5)
Focus Shift Shooting
332(7)
Silent Live View Photography
339(1)
Author's Conclusion
340(2)
Chapter 8 Movie Shooting Menu
342(46)
Reset Movie Shooting Menu
344(1)
File Naming
345(1)
Destination
346(1)
Image Area
347(1)
Frame Size/Frame Rate
348(3)
Movie Quality
351(2)
Movie File Type
353(1)
ISO Sensitivity Settings
354(3)
White Balance
357(2)
Set Picture Control
359(5)
Manage Picture Control
364(7)
Active D-Lighting
371(2)
High ISO NR
373(1)
Diffraction Compensation
373(1)
Flicker Reduction
374(1)
Electronic VR
375(1)
Microphone Sensitivity
376(2)
Attenuator
378(1)
Frequency Response
379(1)
Wind Noise Reduction
380(1)
Headphone Volume
381(1)
Timecode
382(3)
Author's Conclusion
385(3)
Chapter 9 Custom Setting Menu
388(98)
Reset Custom Settings
389(1)
Section 1a Autofocus
390(1)
Custom Settings a1 to a12
390(1)
Custom Setting a1: AF-C Priority Selection
391(1)
Custom Setting a2: AF-S Priority Selection
392(1)
Custom Setting a3: Focus Tracking with Lock-On
393(1)
Custom Setting a4: 3D-Tracking Face-Detection
394(1)
Custom Setting a5: Auto-Area AF Face/Eye Detection
395(1)
Custom Setting a6: Focus Points Used
396(1)
Custom Setting a7: Store Points by Orientation
397(3)
Custom Setting a8: AF Activation
400(1)
Custom Setting a9: Focus Point Wrap-Around
401(1)
Custom Setting a10: Focus Point Options
402(4)
Custom Setting a11: Low-Light AF
406(1)
Custom Setting a12: Manual Focus Ring in AF Mode
407(1)
Section 2b Metering/Exposure
407(1)
Custom Settings b1 to b5
407(1)
Custom Setting b1: EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl
408(1)
Custom Setting b2: Easy Exposure Compensation
409(2)
Custom Setting b3: Matrix Metering
411(1)
Custom Setting b4: Center-Weighted Area
411(2)
Custom Setting b5: Fine-Tune Optimal Exposure
413(2)
Section 3c Timers/AE Lock
415(1)
Custom Settings d to c4
415(1)
Custom Setting d: Shutter-Release Button AE-L
415(1)
Custom Setting c2: Standby Timer
416(1)
Custom Setting c3: Self-Timer
417(3)
Custom Setting c4: Monitor Off Delay
420(4)
Section 4d Shooting/Display
424(1)
Custom Settings d1 to d13
424(1)
Custom Setting d1: CL Mode Shooting Speed
424(1)
Custom Setting d2: Max. Continuous Release
425(2)
Custom Setting d3: Sync. Release Mode Options
427(1)
Custom Setting d4: Exposure Delay Mode
428(1)
Custom Setting d5: Electronic Front-Curtain Shutter
429(1)
Custom Setting d6: Extended Shutter Speeds (M)
430(1)
Custom Setting d7: File Number Sequence
431(2)
Custom Setting d8: Save Original (EFFECTS)
433(1)
Custom Setting d9: Exposure Preview (Lv)
433(2)
Custom Setting d10: Framing Grid Display
435(1)
Custom Setting d11: Peaking Highlights
436(2)
Custom Setting d12: LCD Illumination
438(1)
Custom Setting d13: Live View in Continuous Mode
439(1)
Custom Setting dl4: Optical VR
439(1)
Section 5e Bracketing/Flash
440(1)
Custom Settings e1 to e6
440(1)
Custom Setting e1: Flash Sync Speed
440(3)
Custom Setting e2: Flash Shutter Speed
443(1)
Custom Setting e3: Exposure Comp. for Flash
444(1)
Custom Setting e4: Auto [ Flash] ISO Sensitivity Control
445(1)
Custom Setting e5: Modeling Flash
446(1)
Custom Setting e6: Bracketing Order
447(1)
Section 6f Controls
448(1)
Custom Settings f1 to f8
448(1)
Custom Setting f1: Customize i Menu and Custom Setting f2: Customize Menu (Lv)
448(2)
Custom Setting f3: Custom Controls
450(7)
Custom Setting f4: OK Button
457(7)
Custom Setting f5: Customize Command Dials
464(7)
Custom Setting f6: Release Button to Use Dial
471(1)
Custom Setting f7: Reverse Indicators
472(2)
Custom Setting f8: [ Backlight] Switch
474(1)
Section 7g Movie
475(1)
Custom Settings g1 to g5
475(1)
Custom Setting g1: Customize i Menu
476(1)
Custom Setting g2: Custom Controls
477(5)
Custom Setting g3: AF Speed
482(1)
Custom Setting g4: AF Tracking Sensitivity
483(1)
Custom Setting g5: Highlight Display
484(1)
Author's Conclusion
485(1)
Chapter 10 Setup Menu
486(98)
Format Memory Card
490(2)
Save User Settings
492(1)
Reset User Settings
493(1)
Language
493(4)
Monitor Brightness
497(1)
Monitor Color Balance
498(1)
Virtual Horizon
499(1)
Information Display
500(2)
AF Fine-Tuning Options
502(6)
Non-CPU Lens Data
508(2)
Clean Image Sensor
510(3)
Lock Mirror Up for Cleaning
513(1)
Image Dust Off Ref Photo
514(4)
Pixel Mapping
518(2)
Image Comment
520(1)
Copyright Information
521(2)
Beep Options
523(2)
Touch Controls
525(2)
HDMI
527(9)
Location Data
536(7)
Wireless Remote (WR) Options
543(3)
Assign Remote (WR) Fn Button
546(1)
Airplane Mode
547(1)
Connect to Smart Device
548(15)
Connect to PC
563(14)
Conformity Marking
577(1)
Battery Info
577(1)
Slot Empty Release Lock
578(1)
Save/Load Menu Settings
579(3)
Reset All Settings
582(1)
Firmware Version
582(1)
Author's Conclusion
583(1)
Chapter 11 Retouch Menu
584(54)
Retouched Image File Numbering
586(1)
Accessing the Retouch Functions---Two Methods
586(1)
Limitations on Previously Retouched Images
587(1)
NEF (RAW) Processing
588(15)
Trim
603(1)
Resize
604(5)
D-Lighting
609(1)
Quick Retouch
610(2)
Red-Eye Correction
612(1)
Straighten
613(1)
Distortion Control
614(3)
Perspective Control
617(1)
Monochrome
618(2)
Image Overlay
620(11)
Trim Movie
631(4)
Side-by-Side Comparison
635(1)
Author's Conclusion
636(2)
Chapter 12 My Menu and Recent Settings
638(7)
My Menu
640(5)
Recent Settings
645(1)
Afterword 645(1)
Thank You! 645(1)
Index 646
Darrell Young (aka Digital Darrell) is a full-time author and professional photographer in the East Tennessee, USA area. He is a member of Professional Photographers of America, the North American Nature Photography Association, and Nikon Professional Services--and adheres to the ethical guidelines of those fine organizations. Darrell has been photographing people, events, and places professionally for over 30 years, with a special interest in natural history.

His mother gave him a Brownie Hawkeye camera in 1968 at the young age of 10 years and awakened a lifelong interest in capturing slices of time. Living in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains--near Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Parkway--has given him a real concern for the natural environment and a deep interest in nature photography. You'll often find Darrell standing behind a tripod in the beautiful mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina.

Since about 2000 Darrell has been an active blogger and article writer on photographic subjects. In 2008 his first photography book was published and, since then, he has authored over a dozen books on the technical side of photography, with a special interest in helping new photographers fully understand their complex cameras so they can use them for more effective and enjoyable photography.