Nikon D2x Manuale Utente

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 Com pose a photograph, focus, and shoot.  Each shot will be pro cessed 

to create the num ber of cop ies spec i fi ed in the brack et ing program, and 
each copy will have a dif fer ent white bal ance.  Mod i fi  ca tions to white 
balance are add ed to the white balance ad just ment made with white 
bal ance fi ne-tun ing (

 56).

To cancel bracketing, press the 

 button and rotate the main com mand 

dial until the number of shots in the bracketing sequence is zero and 
white-balance bracketing indicators are no longer dis played in the con trol 
panels and viewfi nder.  The program last in effect will be restored the next 
time brack et ing is ac ti vat ed.  Bracketing can also be can celled by per-
 form ing a two-button reset (

 133), al though in this case the brack et ing 

pro gram will not be restored the next time brack et ing is activated.

White balance bracketing is not available at white-balance settings of 

  (Choose 

color temp.) or 

  (preset) or at an image quality of NEF (RAW).  Se lect ing  NEF 

(Raw), NEF + JPEG  Fine, NEF + JPEG  Normal, or NEF + JPEG  Basic cancels white bal-
ance bracketing.

In single frame and self-timer modes, the number of copies specifi ed in the white 
balance program will be created each time the shutter is released.  In continuous low 
speed and continuous high speed modes, only one shot will be taken each time the 
shutter-release button is pressed.  Each shot will be processed to create the number of 
copies specifi ed in the bracketing program.

If the camera is turned off while the camera while the memory card access lamp is 
lit, the cam era will power off only af ter all pho to graphs in the sequence have been 
re cord ed.  To turn the camera off without recording the remaining photographs, press 
the   button while turning the camera off (keep the 

 button pressed for at least one 

second after turning the camera off).

If desired, the main command dial can be used to turn bracketing on and off and the 
sub-command dial to select both the number of shots and the white-balance incre-
ment.