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33) Lens release button (pg. 6) DC in, video out connector cover (pg. 102) 10-pin remote terminal (pg. 116) Sync terminal for external flash (pg. 95) Self-timer lamp (pg. 63) Mode dial lock release (pg. 26) Eyelet for camera strap Auto bracketing button (pg. 53–55) Flash sync mode button (pg. 96) Mode dial (pg. 26) AF area mode button (pg. 34–35) Accessory shoe (pg. 95) Depth-of-field preview button (pg. 64) Sub-command dial Power switch (pg. 4) Eyelet for camera strap Shutter-release button (pg. 20–21) Exposure mode button (pg. 43–48)/ Format button (pg. 13) Exposure compensation button (pg. 51–52) Top control panel (pg. v) Focal plane indicator (pg. 64) Metering selector lock button (pg. 41–42) Metering selector (pg. 41–42) Diopter adjustment knob (pg. 63) Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 iii Eyepiece shutter lever (pg. 62) AE/AF lock button (pg. 37, 41) Viewfinder eyepiece AF start (pg. 33)/ Cancel button (pg. 78) Main command dial Focus area selector (pg. 36; playback pg. 79) Focus area selector lock (pg. 36) IEEE 1394 connector cover (pg. 103) Rear control panel (pg. v) Delete button (pg. 81)/ Format button (pg. 13) Monitor button (pg. 59) LCD monitor (pg. vii) Custom setting button (pg. 66)/ Execute button (pg. 78) Command lock/ Menu button (pg. 43, 46) Battery pack latch (pg. 4) Image quality button (pg. 29)/ Select all button (pg. 78) Sensitivity button (pg. 30)/ Multiple select button (pg. 78) White balance button (pg. 31)/ Thumbnail button (pg. 78) Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 iv Shutter-release button (vertical shooting) (pg. 4) Shutter-release button lock (vertical shooting) (pg. 4) Cover for CompactFlash card slot (pg. 12) Memory card access lamp (pg. 12) Card slot cover release button (under cover) (pg. 12) Main command dial (vertical shooting) AF start (AF ON) button (vertical shooting) (pg. 33) Tripod socket Accessories Body cap BF-1A Cover for LCD monitor Video cable EG-D1 Camera strap AN-D1 Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 Top Control Panel Shutter-speed lock (pg. 44) Year/month indicator (pg. 8–9) Clock battery indicator (pg. 8–9) Exposure compensation indicator (pg. 51) Bracketing indicator (pg. 53) Exposure mode (pg. 43–47) Flexible program indicator (pg. 18) Flash sync mode (pg. 96) Electronic analog exposure display(pg. 48)/ Exposure compensation (pg. 54–55) Rear Control Panel Custom settings indicator (pg. 65) Black-and-white mode (pg. 28–29) Image quality display (pg. 28–29) Sensitivity/Number of exposures remaining/ File type/Custom settings number Day indicator (pg. 8–9) Shutter speed (pg. 43–44)/Exposure compensation (pg. 51)/Date and time (pg. 8) Aperture display (pg. 45)/Playback (pg. 78–80)/PC mode indicator (pg. 104) Aperture lock (pg. 46) Number of exposures remaining (pg. 22) Current frame number (pg. 22) Battery indicator (pg. 5) CompactFlash memory card indicator (pg. 22) Focus area display (pg. 36) Sensitivity indicator (pg. 30) Monitor indicator White-balance mode (pg. 31–32) CompactFlash card status display Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 Viewfinder Display 12mm (0.47.) reference circle for center-weighted metering (pg. 41) Focus brackets (focus area) (pg. 36) Spot-metering targets (pg. 42) Aperture lock (pg. 45) Shutter-speed lock (pg. 44) Focus indicator (pg. 20) Metering system (pg. 41) Auto-exposure lock (pg. 49) Shutter speed (pg. 44) Aperture (pg. 45) Exposure mode (pg. 43–48) Exposure compensation indicator (pg. 18) Flash-ready light (pg. 95) Frame counter (pg.22)/ Exposures remaining in buffer (pg. 22)/ Exposure compensation value (pg. 51) Electronic analog exposure display (pg. 48)/ Exposure compensation (pg. 54–55) Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 LCD Monitor 1 Frame number 1 100-6 12 3 10 0 NC D1 DS C_ 00 0 6 . JP G....6 18 2000 0 1 2 6 01 : 11 : 20....N O R MAL 4 5 6 7 1 Folder name 2 Filename 3 Frame number 4 Date of recording 5 Time of recording 6 Protected file 7 Image quality Note The LCD monitor and control panels may darken or turn black at high temperatures. The displays will return to normal when the temperature drops. At low temperatures, the response time of the LCD control panels may drop, but response time will return to normal when the temperature rises. Getting to Know the D1: Parts of the D1 Caring for the Camera and Battery Caring for the Camera and Battery Do not drop The camera and lens may malfunction if subjected to strong shocks or vibration. Keep dry This product is not waterproof, and may malfunction if immersed in water or exposed to high levels of humidity. Rusting of the internal mechanism can cause irreparable damage. Avoid sudden changes in temperature Sudden changes in temperature, such as occur when entering or leaving a heated building on a cold day, can cause condensation inside the device. To prevent condensation, place the device in its carrying case or a plastic bag before exposing it to sudden changes in temperature. Keep away from strong magnetic fields Do not use or store this dev...