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Learn to master your Nikon Z6 II / Z7 II and take full advantage of all its capabilities!

Mastering the Nikon Z6 II / Z7 II by Darrell Young provides a wealth of experience-based information and insights for owners of the new Z6 II or Z7 II 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 cameras in a way that far surpasses the user’s manual. It guides readers through the cameras’ 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 1 Introduction and Initial Camera Setup 2(16)
Basic Specifications
4(3)
Use This Book with Camera in Hand
7(1)
What Is the Purpose of This Book?
7(1)
Things to Know When Reading This Book
8(1)
Accessing the Camera Menus
8(2)
Touch-Sensitive Monitor
10(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
17(1)
Author's Conclusion
17(1)
Chapter 2 Camera Control Screens 18(36)
Mirrorless Is Different, Yet the Same
19(1)
Technical TFT-LCD Monitor Information
20(1)
Technical EVF Information
21(1)
The i Menu: A Shortcut to Critical Camera Functions
22(1)
Two i Menu Modes
23(1)
Using the i Menu
24(2)
Changing i Menu Settings on a Secondary Screen
26(2)
Playback Quick Menus
28(2)
Flash Control Screen and Menu
30(1)
Photo Mode
31(6)
Movie Mode
37(7)
Control Panel
44(3)
Touch Screen
47(5)
Author's Conclusion
52(2)
Chapter 3 Metering, Exposure Modes, and Histogram 54(22)
Section 1: Metering
55(1)
Matrix Metering
56(1)
Center-Weighted Metering
57(1)
Spot Metering
58(1)
Highlight-Weighted Metering
59(1)
Section 2: Exposure Modes
60(1)
Programmed Auto (P) Mode
61(2)
Shutter-Priority Auto (5) Mode
63(2)
Aperture-Priority Auto (A) Mode
65(2)
Manual (M) Mode
67(2)
Auto Exposure (AUTO) Mode
69(1)
U1, U2, and U3 User Settings
70(1)
Section 3: Histogram
70(2)
Understanding the Histogram
72(2)
Highlights (Blink) Mode
74(1)
Author's Conclusion
75(1)
Chapter 4 Focus, AF-Area, and Release Modes 76(34)
Autofocus Types
77(1)
Custom Settings for Autofocus
78(1)
Three Important Mode Groups
78(1)
Accessing the Individual Mode Groups
79(5)
Release Mode Access
84(1)
Focus Modes
85(8)
AF-Area Modes
93(11)
Release Modes
104(5)
Author's Conclusion
109(1)
Chapter 5 White Balance 110(28)
How Does White Balance Work?
111(1)
Color Temperature
112(1)
When Does White Balance Matter?
113(2)
Methods for Adjusting White Balance
115(1)
White Balance on the i Menu
115(5)
WB on the Photo and Movie Shooting Menus
120(9)
Using an Assigned Camera Button for White Balance
129(6)
Auto White Balance Considerations
135(1)
Author's Conclusion
136(2)
Chapter 6 Playback Menu 138(34)
Delete
140(6)
Playback Folder
146(1)
Playback Display Options
147(8)
Dual-Format Recording PB Slot
155(1)
Image Review
156(2)
After Delete
158(1)
After Burst, Show
159(1)
Rotate Tall
160(1)
Copy Image(s)
161(5)
Slide Show
166(4)
Rating
170(1)
Author's Conclusion
171(1)
Chapter 7 Photo Shooting Menu 172(152)
Configuring the Photo Shooting Menu
173(3)
User Settings U1, U2, and U3
176(1)
Reset Photo Shooting Menu
177(1)
Storage Folder
178(4)
File Naming
182(2)
Primary Slot Selection
184(1)
Secondary Slot Function
185(1)
Choose Image Area
186(2)
Image Quality
188(4)
Image Size
192(3)
NEF (RAW) Recording
195(4)
ISO Sensitivity Settings
199(11)
White Balance
210(3)
Set Picture Control
213(12)
Manage Picture Control
225(8)
Color Space
233(3)
Active D-Lighting
236(2)
Long Exposure NR
238(1)
High ISO NR
239(1)
Vignette Control
240(2)
Diffraction Compensation
242(1)
Auto Distortion Control
243(1)
Flicker Reduction Shooting
244(1)
Metering
245(2)
Flash Control
247(7)
Wireless Speedlight Control
254(13)
Flash Mode
267(5)
Flash Compensation
272(1)
Focus Mode
273(3)
AF-Area Mode
276(5)
Vibration Reduction
281(2)
Auto Bracketing
283(8)
Multiple Exposure
291(6)
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
297(4)
Interval Timer Shooting
301(9)
Time-Lapse Movie
310(5)
Focus Shift Shooting
315(6)
Silent Photography
321(1)
Author's Conclusion
322(2)
Chapter 8 Movie Shooting Menu 324(50)
Reset Movie Shooting Menu
327(1)
File Naming
328(1)
Destination
329(1)
Choose Image Area
329(1)
Frame Size/Frame Rate
330(3)
Movie Quality
333(2)
Movie File Type
335(1)
ISO Sensitivity Settings
336(3)
White Balance
339(2)
Set Picture Control
341(4)
Manage Picture Control
345(7)
Active D-Lighting
352(1)
High ISO NR
353(1)
Vignette Control
354(1)
Diffraction Compensation
355(1)
Auto Distortion Control
356(1)
Flicker Reduction
356(1)
Metering
357(1)
Focus Mode
358(2)
AF-Area Mode
360(1)
Vibration Reduction
361(2)
Electronic VR
363(1)
Microphone Sensitivity
364(2)
Attenuator
366(1)
Frequency Response
367(1)
Wind Noise Reduction
368(1)
Headphone Volume
368(2)
Timecode
370(3)
Author's Conclusion
373(1)
Chapter 9 Custom Setting Menu 374(112)
Reset Custom Settings
375(1)
Section 1: A Autofocus
376(18)
Custom Settings a1 to a12
376(1)
Custom Setting a1: AF-C Priority Selection
377(1)
Custom Setting a2: AF-S Priority Selection
378(1)
Custom Setting a3: Focus Tracking with Lock-On
379(1)
Custom Setting a4: Focus Points Used
380(1)
Custom Setting a5: Store Points by Orientation
381(3)
Custom Setting a6: AF Activation
384(2)
Custom Setting a7: Limit AF-Area Mode Selection
386(1)
Custom Setting a8: Focus Point Wrap-Around
386(1)
Custom Setting a9: Focus Point Options
387(3)
Custom Setting a10: Low-Light AF
390(1)
Custom Setting a11: Built-In AF-Assist Illuminator
391(1)
Custom Setting a12: Manual Focus Ring in AF Mode
392(2)
Section 2: B Metering/Exposure
394(7)
Custom Settings b1 to b4
394(1)
Custom Setting b1: EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl
394(2)
Custom Setting b2: Easy Exposure Compensation
396(1)
Custom Setting b3: Center-Weighted Area
397(1)
Custom Setting b4: Fine-Tune Optimal Exposure
398(3)
Section 3: CTIMERS/AE Lock
401(8)
Custom Settings c1 to c3
401(1)
Custom Setting C1: Shutter-Release Button AE-L
401(1)
Custom Setting c2: Self-Timer
402(3)
Custom Setting c3: Power Off Delay
405(4)
Section 4: D Shooting/Display
409(16)
Custom Settings d1 to d12
409
Custom Setting d1: CL Mode Shooting Speed
109(302)
Custom Setting d2: Max. Continuous Release
411(1)
Custom Setting d3: Sync. Release Mode Options
412(2)
Custom Setting d4: Exposure Delay Mode
414(1)
Custom Setting d5: Shutter Type
415(1)
Custom Setting d6: Extended Shutter Speeds (M)
416(2)
Custom Setting d7: Limit Selectable Image Area
418(1)
Custom Setting d8: File Number Sequence
419(1)
Custom Setting d9: Apply Settings to Live View
420(1)
Custom Setting d10: Framing Grid Display
421(1)
Custom Setting d11: Focus Peaking
422(2)
Custom Setting d12: View All in Continuous Mode
424(1)
Section 5: E Bracketing/Flash
425(9)
Custom Settings e1 to e7
425(1)
Custom Setting e1: Flash Sync Speed
425(3)
Custom Setting e2: Flash Shutter Speed
428(1)
Custom Setting e3: Exposure Comp. for Flash
429(1)
Custom Setting e4: Auto [ Flash] ISO Sensitivity Control
430(1)
Custom Setting e5: Modeling Flash
431(1)
Custom Setting e6: Auto Bracketing (Mode M)
432(1)
Custom Setting e7: Bracketing Order
433(1)
Section 6: F Controls
434(34)
Custom Settings f1 to f9
434(1)
Custom Setting f1: Customize i Menu
435(1)
Custom Setting f2: Custom controls
436(13)
Custom Setting f3: OK Button
449(6)
Custom Setting f4: Shutter Spd & Aperture Lock
455(1)
Custom Setting f5: Customize Command Dials
456(6)
Custom Setting f6: Release Button to Use Dial
462(1)
Custom Setting f7: Reverse Indicators
463(1)
Custom Setting f8: Reverse Rings for Focus
464(1)
Custom Setting f9: Assign MB-Nil Buttons
465(3)
Section 7: G Movie
468(18)
Custom Settings g1 to g7
468(1)
Custom Setting g1: Customize i Menu
468(1)
Custom Setting g2: Custom controls
469(9)
Custom Setting g3: OK Button
478(1)
Custom Setting g4: AF Speed
479(1)
Custom Setting g5: AF Tracking Sensitivity
480(1)
Custom Setting g6: Highlight Display
481(2)
Custom Setting g7: Assign MB-N11 buttons
483(2)
Author's Conclusion
485(1)
Chapter 10 Setup Menu 486(100)
Format Memory Card
490(2)
Save User Settings
492(1)
Reset User Settings
493(1)
Language
494(1)
Time Zone and Date
495(2)
Monitor Brightness
497(1)
Monitor Color Balance
498(2)
Viewfinder Brightness
500(1)
Viewfinder Color Balance
501(1)
Control Panel Brightness
502(1)
Limit Monitor Mode Selection
503(3)
Information Display
506(1)
AF Fine-Tuning Options
507(4)
Non-CPU Lens Data
511(3)
Save Focus Position
514(1)
Clean Image Sensor
514(2)
Image Dust Off Ref Photo
516(4)
Pixel Mapping
520(2)
Image Comment
522(1)
Copyright Information
523(2)
Beep Options
525(2)
Touch Controls
527(2)
HDMI
529(10)
Location Data
539(3)
Wireless Remote (WR) Options
542(3)
Assign Remote (WR) Fn Button
545(2)
Airplane Mode
547(1)
Connect to Smart Device
547(16)
Connect to PC
563(12)
Wireless Transmitter (WT-7)
575(1)
Conformity Marking
575(1)
Battery Info
576(1)
USB Power Delivery
577(2)
Energy Saving (Photo Mode)
579(1)
Slot Empty Release Lock
580(1)
Save/Load Menu Settings
581(2)
Reset All Settings
583(1)
Firmware Version
584(1)
Author's Conclusion
585(1)
Chapter 11 Retouch Menu 586(42)
Retouched Image File Numbering
588(1)
Accessing the Retouch Functions-Two Methods
588(1)
Limitations on Previously Retouched Images
589(1)
NEF (RAW) Processing
590(14)
Trim
604(1)
Resize
605(5)
D-Lighting
610(1)
Red-Eye Correction
611(2)
Straighten
613(1)
Distortion Control
614(2)
Perspective Control
616(2)
Monochrome
618(1)
Image Overlay
619(2)
Trim Movie
621(4)
Side-by-Side Comparison
625(1)
Author's Conclusion
626(2)
Chapter 12 My Menu and Recent Settings 628(7)
My Menu
630(5)
Recent Settings
635(1)
Afterword 635(1)
Index 636
Darrell Young (aka Digital Darrell) is a full-time author and professional photographer living in Rockwood, Tennessee. 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.