Nikon 900 - Manual (Page 58)

- 58 - Playback: The Playback Menu
The Playback Menu
In addition to the functions described above, playback mode
offers a menu that allows the user to create slideshows, to
delete several photographs simultaneously, to protect photo-
graphs from deletion, and to hide photographs so that they will
not be displayed in slideshows or ordinary playback mode. The
time and date, brightness of the color LCD monitor, language
used in the menus, and the length of time the monitor will
remain on before turning off automatically can also be set using
the playback menu.
To access the playback menu, turn the selector dial to PLAY.
Press the MENU button to display the playback menu.
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C A R D F O RM A T
The playback menu has two pages. Use the zoom-out (W/▼)
and zoom-in (T/▲) switches to highlight the desired menu item.
Pressing the zoom-out switch when the last item on a page is
highlighted (or pressing the zoom-in switch when the first item
is highlighted) displays the next page of items. To edit a high-
lighted item, press the shutter button. To exit the playback
menu, press the MENU button or highlight BK and press the
shutter button.
The playback menu contains the following items.
THUMBNAIL
Selecting this option causes the thumbnail list to be
displayed as described in the preceding section.
DELETE
Using this option, the user can choose to delete all photo-
graphs currently in memory or select multiple photo-
graphs for deletion. See the following section, “Deleting
Multiple Photographs from Memory.”
SLIDESHOW
When this option is selected, all the photographs cur-
rently selected for display will be shown one after the
other, with a pause between each photograph. See
“Slideshow,” below, for details.
PROTECT
Selected photographs can be protected from accidental
deletion using this option. See “Protecting Photographs
from Deletion,” below.