Nikon Camera D810 Users Manual

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ATwo Memory Cards
If two memory cards are inserted, you can 
select a memory card for playback by 
pressing the  W button when 72 
thumbnails are displayed.
 The dialog 
shown at right will be displayed; highlight 
the desired slot and press  2 to display a list 
of folders, then highlight a folder and press 
J  to view the pictures in the selected folder.
AResuming Shooting
To turn the monitor off and return to shooting mode, press  K or press 
the shutter-release button halfway.
 Photographs can be taken 
immediately.
ASee Also
For information on choosing how long the monitor will remain on 
when no operations are performed, see Custom Setting c4 ( Monitor 
off delay , 0 320).
 For information on choosing the role played by the 
center of the multi selector, see Custom Setting f2 ( Multi selector 
center button , 0 341).
 For information on using the command dials 
for image or menu navigation, see Custom Setting f9 ( Customize 
command dials )>Menus and playback  (0 352). 
						

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Photo information is superimposed on images displayed in full-
frame playback.
 Press  1 or  3 to cycle through photo 
information as shown below.
 Note that “image only”, shooting 
data, RGB histograms, and highlights are only displayed if 
corresponding option is selected for  Playback display options 
( 0 282).
 Location data are only displayed if a GPS device was 
used when the photo was taken ( 0233).
Photo Information
File information None (image only) Overview data
Highlights Location data
RGB histogram Shooting data 
						

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❚❚File Information
1 Displayed only if  Focus point is selected for Playback display options  (0 282).
2 If photograph was taken using  AF-S, display shows point where focus first locked. If photograph was 
taken using  AF-C, focus point is only displayed if option  other than auto-area AF was selected for 
AF-area mode and camera  was able to focus.
1Protect status............................... 250
2Retouch indicator ....................... 384
3Focus point1, 2.................................94
4AF area brackets1...........................17
5Frame number/total number of 
frames
6 Image quality .................................79
7Image size ....................................... 83
8Image area ...................................... 74
9Time of recording .......................... 18
10 Date of recording .......................... 18
11Current card slot ............................ 20
12Folder name................................. 293
13File name ...................................... 295 
						

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❚❚Highlights
* Flashing areas indicate high lights (areas that may be 
overexposed) for current channel. Hold  W button 
and press  4 or  2 to cycle through channels as 
follows:
1 Image highlights*
2Folder number–frame number
....................................................... 293
3 Current channel*
W  button
RGB 
(all channels)R 
(red)
G 
(green)
B 
(blue) 
						

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❚❚RGB Histogram
* Flashing areas indicate high lights (areas that may be 
overexposed) for current channel. Hold  W button 
and press  4 or  2 to cycle through channels as 
follows:
1 Image highlights*
2Folder number–frame number
....................................................... 293
3 White balance ............................. 148
Color temperature ............... 155
White balance fine-tuning............................................... 151
Preset manual ....................... 158
4 Current channel*
5Histogram (RGB channel). In all 
histograms, horizontal axis gives 
pixel brightness, vertical axis 
number of pixels.
6 Histogram (red channel)
7Histogram (green channel)
8Histogram (blue channel)
W  button
RGB 
(all channels) R 
(red)
G 
(green)
B 
(blue)
Highlight 
display off 
						

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APlayback ZoomTo zoom in on the photograph when the 
histogram is displayed, press X. Use the X 
and W buttons to zoom in and out and 
scroll the image with the multi selector. The 
histogram will be updated to show only the 
data for the portion of the image visible in 
the monitor.
AHistograms
Camera histograms are intended as a guide only and may differ from 
those displayed in imaging applications.
 Some sample histograms are 
shown below:
If the image contains objects 
with a wide range of 
brightnesses, the distribution 
of tones will be relatively even.
If the image is dark, tone 
distribution will be shifted to 
the left.
If the image is bright, tone 
distribution will be shifted to 
the right.
Increasing exposure compensation sh ifts the distribution of tones to 
the right, while decreasing exposure compensation shifts the 
distribution to the left.
 Histograms can provide a rough idea of overall 
exposure when bright ambient ligh ting makes it difficult to see 
photographs in the monitor. 
						

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❚❚Shooting Data
1Metering ....................................... 114
Electronic front-curtain 
shutter.......................................... 323
Shutter speed ..................... 119, 121
Aperture............................... 120, 121
2 Exposure mode ........................... 116
ISO sensitivity1............................ 109
3Exposure compensation ........... 130
Optimal exposure tuning2....... 318
4Focal length ........................ 229, 427
5Lens data ...................................... 229
6Focus mode.....................................87
Lens VR (vibration reduction)3
7Flash type ............................ 189, 428
Commander mode..................... 334
8Flash mode .................................. 191
9Flash control ................................ 331
Flash compensation .................. 196
10 Camera name
11Image area ...................................... 74
12Folder number–frame 
number ........................................ 293 
						

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13White balance .............................. 148
Color temperature................ 155
White balance fine-tuning............................................... 151
Preset manual........................ 15814 Color space ................................... 296
15Picture Control4.......................... 170
16High ISO noise reduction .......... 299
Long exposure noise reduction
....................................................... 299
17 Active D-Lighting........................ 182
18HDR exposure differential ........ 186
HDR smoothing ........................... 186
19Vignette control .......................... 297
20Retouch history ........................... 384
21Image comment ......................... 375 
						

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1 Displayed in red if photo was taken with auto ISO sensitivity control on.
2 Displayed if Custom Setting b7 (Fine-tune optimal exposure , 0 318) has been set 
to a value other than zero for any metering method.
3 Displayed only if VR  lens is attached.
4 Items displayed vary with Picture Control selected.
5 The fourth page of the shooting data is only  displayed if copyright information was recorded 
with the photograph as described on page 376.
22 Name of photographer5........... 37623Copyright holder5...................... 376 
						

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❚❚Location Data1 (0 233)
1 Data for movies are for start of recording.
2 Displayed only if GPS device is  equipped with electronic compass.
1Latitude
2Longitude
3Altitude
4Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
5Heading2