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AF-C mode priority
AF-S mode priority
Group dynamic AF
AF activation
Focus area illum
Manual Focus Mode
Continuous Mode
When Selected
Fofus area
Vertical AF ON
Metering/Exposure
ISO auto
ISO step value
EV step
Exposure comp. EV
Exposure comp. EV
Center weight
Timers/AE&AF lock
AE lock
AE-L/AF-L
Auto meter-off
Self-timer
Monitor off
Shooting/Display
Shooting speed
Maximum shots

Exp. delay mode
Long exp. NR
File No. Seq.
Cntrl panel/finder
Rear Control Panel
Viewfinder Display
Illumination
Bracketing/Flash
Flash sync speed

Flash shutter spd
AA flash mode
Modeling flash
Auto BKT set
Manual mode braketing
Auto BKT order
Auto BKT selection
Controls
Center button
Shooting Mode
Playback Mode
Multi selector
Photolnfo/Playback
FUNC. button

Command dials
Rotate Direction
Change Main/Sub
Aperture Setting
Menus and Playback
Buttons and dials
No CF card?

a Autofocus
a1
a2
a3
a4
a5

a6
a7
b
b1
b2
b3
b4
b5
b6
c
c1
c2
c3
c4
c5
d
d1
d2

d3
d4
d5
d6

d7
e
e1

e2
e3
e4
e5
e6
e7
e8
f
f1

f2
f3
f4

f6
f7

C Bank select
R Menu reset

Custom Settings Default setting Option

Release button Focus
Focus Release button
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
Shutter/AF-ON AF-ON only

On Off
On Off
0.2s 1 s
No wrap Wrap
AF-ON+Focus area AF-ON AE/AF-L+Focus area AE/AF-L

Off On
1/3 step 1/2 step 1 step
1/3 step 1/2 step 1 step
1/3 step 1/2 step 1 step
[+/-]&CMD Dial CMD Dial only
8mm 6

ｍｍ

AE-L/AF-L button +Release button
AE-L/AF-L AE lock only AE lock hold/reset
6 s 4 s 8 s 16 s No limit
10 s 2 s 5 s 20 s
20 s 10 s 1 minute 5 minutes 10 minutes

3 fps 7 fps 6 fps 5 fps 4 fps 2 fps 1 fps
40 fps(

ＴＩＦＦ

-RGB:1-35 fps, NEF(RAW):1-25 fps,

NEF+JPEG:1-?? fps)
Off On
Off On
Off On Reset

ISO Exposure count
Frame count Exposures remaining
Lamp on switch Any button

1/250 1/250 (FP auto) 1/200 1/160 1/125 1/100 1/80
1/60
1/60 1/30 1/15 1/8 1/4 1/2
On Off
On Off
AE & Flash AE only Flash only WB bracketing
+speed +speed & aperture +aperture Flash only
MTR>Under>Over Under>MTR>Over
Manual value select Preset value select

Center Af area Illuminate AF area Not used
Thumbnail on/off Histogram on/off Zoom on/off
Do nothing Reset mtr-off delay Initiate autofocus
Info@@/PB

▲▼

Info

▲▼

/PB@@

FV lock FV lock/Lens data 1 stp spd/aperture Same as AE-L/AF-L
Flash off Bracketing burst Matrix metering Center-weighted
spot metering

Normal Reverse
Off On
Sub-command dial Aperture ring
Off On
Default Hold
On Off

Viewfinder

The eye-level viewfinder developed for the D2

features frame

coverage of virtually 100%, an eyepoint of 19.9mm, built-in
diopter adjustment from -3 to +1m

-1

, and a lock mechanism that

prevents inadvertent removal of the eyepiece.
Joining the familiar information bar along the bottom is a new
second vertical info bar that adds displays of the current white
balance mode, voice memo status, image quality and size
settings, ISO sensitivity setting and more.
Also available is an optional E-type Screen Finder with
grid guide that is interchangeable with the provided B-type
BrightView Clear Matte Screen III.

Voice Memo

This new feature allows the photographer to record voice
memos as WAV files of up to 60 sec. after each shot
(auto/manual) or when in playback mode. These memos can
be listened to via the built-in speaker when in playback mode
or during slideshows.

Built-in Interval Timer

The D2

is fitted with a new built-in intervalometer that makes

time lapse photography easier and more portable.

Lightweight, Compact and Durable

The D2

is housed in a

durable,  lightweight  and
compact  magnesium  alloy
body  built  to  withstand
the  rigors  of  professional
assignments.   The  sealing
system is designed to cover
every  possible  seam  and
exposed  part  to  make  the
body highly resistant to drops
of water and dust.
Photographers will immediately appreciate the ergonomic
layout and size of the buttons and controls. Operation is both
smooth and intuitive to make the D2

comfortable in the hand

and practical to use, even when wearing gloves. Of particular
note are the Command and Sub Command dials for both
horizontal and vertical shooting, larger AF-On buttons, and the
new multi-selector. There's also a programmable new button
on the front of the camera that will prove itself useful.

stored in four independent banks for fast and easy switching
between custom sets of shooting menu settings.
The top and rear control panels are also designed to convey
maximum information in a manner that makes it quick to confirm
at a glance. The sharp image of the larger new display is a real
treat to look at.

Easy-to-view Displays

A massive 2.5-inch 211,200-pixel high-resolution LCD monitor
is strategically positioned in the center of the body's back.
Featuring a resilient tempered anti-scratch glass surface along
with a Nikon BM-3 clear acrylic cover, the size and quality of
the LCD monitor combined with larger type fonts and built-in
features such as One-Touch Zoom that makes it easy to preview
images at up to 4x magnification prove an effective tool for
evaluating photos for sharpness, expression and exposure.
Clearer viewing also improves accessing color-coded menus
as well as the data display and histogram that will guide you
towards the best exposure.
The new organization and menu display for the Custom Settings
groups them according to basic features to make it easier and
faster to find a setting, change it, and begin shooting. Because
the camera’s memory bank can store up to four complete
selections of Custom Settings, you can instantly and easily
convert your camera to the optimized selection of Custom
Settings for the assignment. Shooting menu settings are also