Nikon 990 - Manual (Page 86)

Display mode and battery life
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Camera Setup: Monitor Options
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Monitor Options
The Monitor Options item in the setup
menu controls the review function and
monitor brightness and hue (tone).
MENU O F F
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2
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MONITOR OPTIONS
SELECT SET
Folders
Display Mode
Brightness
Hue
Monitor Options
Controls
Auto Off
Seq. Numbers
CF Card Format
MENU O F F
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DISPLAY MODE
SELECT SET
ON
Review Only
Preview Only
Monitor Off
Display Mode (M-REC Only)
This option controls the review function
and determines when the LCD monitor
comes on automatically in M-REC mode.
Option Description
ON
LCD monitor comes on when camera is
turned on; photographs are displayed in LCD
monitor after shooting
Review
Only
LCD monitor only comes on to display photo-
graphs immediately after shooting
Preview
Only
LCD monitor comes on when camera is
turned on, but photographs are not displayed
in LCD monitor after shooting
Monitor
Off
LCD monitor remains off when camera is
turned on; photographs are not displayed in
monitor after shooting
MENU O F F
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BRIGHTNESS
SELECT SET
Brightness
This option controls the brightness of the
LCD monitor. Use the multi selector to
increase or decrease brightness by mov-
ing the arrow at the right side of the dis-
play up or down. When you have adjusted
brightness to your satisfaction, press the multi selector to the
right to put the change into effect. Changes made in one oper-
ating mode (A-REC, M-REC, or PLAY) apply simultaneously to
the other two.
Hue
This option controls the hue (tone) of
the LCD monitor. Use the multi selector
to change monitor hue by moving the ar-
row at the right side of the display up or
down. When you have adjusted settings
to your satisfaction, press the multi selector to the right to put
the change into effect. Changes made in one operating mode
(A-REC, M-REC, or PLAY) apply simultaneously to the other
two.
MENU O F F
1
2
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HUE
SELECT SET
Increasing LCD brightness also increases the brightness of images output
on a television set when the camera is connected to a television or VCR.
Under normal viewing conditions, this may make the image on the televi-
sion appear slightly too bright, or “washed out.”