Nikon N6000 - Manual (Page 10)

Command dial/shift button functions
Combined with buttons listed below, the command dial and shift button provide various functions.
Button With Command Dial With Shift Button
Metering system (K )/Slow sync
button To select metering system, rotate dial while
pressing this button. (See page 29)
With shift button pressed, this button is used to
set/cancel slow sync for flash photography.
Exposure mode (MODE)*/Automalic
Balanced Fill-Rash (|rg) button To select exposure mode, rotate dial while
pressing this button. (See page 35)
With shift button pressed, this button is used to
set/cancel automatic balanced Fill-Flash for
flash photography.
Film speed (ISO) button/Film speed
setting mode (DX/M) button
To manually set film speed, rotate dial while
pressing this button. (See pages 23 to 24)
With shift button pressed, this button is used to set
film speed (auto for DX-coded film or manual, see
page 22)
Film advance mode (DRIVE) button* To set film advance mode, rotate dial while
pressing this button. (See page 25)
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Exposure compensation (¡2)
button To make exposure compensation, rotate dial
while pressing this button. (See pages 52 to 53)
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Auto exposure bracketing (BKT)
button
See pages 54 to 58.
Self-timer (¿) )/Rear-curtain sync
button
Rotate it to set self-timer operation.
(See pages 59 to 60) With shift button pressed, this button is used to
set/cancel rear-curtain sync for flash photography.
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With shift button pressed, rotate command dial for flash output level compensation.
For details, see pages 35 to 37 on “FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY”, a separate instruction book.
^Pushing MODE and DRIVE buttons simultaneously for more than one second sets N6000 for basic shooting.
In the following cases, command dial can be used by Itself.
In Programmed auto exposure mode Turn command dial for flexible program
In Shutter-Priority auto or Manual exposure mode Turn command dial to set shutter speed