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<blockquote data-quote="JohnFrench" data-source="post: 239050" data-attributes="member: 6063">Using the Qual button and command dial does not work alone, all it does is change the &quot;Scene Mode&quot; from whatever you have it set at to the next scene mode with each click of the command dial.&nbsp; I stumbled upon how to change the SD card settings by using the &quot;Info&quot; button THEN &quot;Qual&quot;, then the Command Dial.&nbsp; Even the book leaves out the &quot;Info&quot; button push. I have found the way to change settings to the way the photo is saved to the SD card.&nbsp; Page 66 of the manual has left out an important step. You must press the &quot;Info&quot; button prior to pushing the &quot;Qual&quot; button.&nbsp; Then the selection between jpeg fine, normal or basic can be made along with the selection of where the photos are saved to and how, i.e., Card Slot 1, Card Slot 2, jpeg, NEF and so one.&nbsp; Nobody here was apparently aware of this.&nbsp; Quite simple.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnFrench, post: 239050, member: 6063"] Using the Qual button and command dial does not work alone, all it does is change the "Scene Mode" from whatever you have it set at to the next scene mode with each click of the command dial. I stumbled upon how to change the SD card settings by using the "Info" button THEN "Qual", then the Command Dial. Even the book leaves out the "Info" button push. I have found the way to change settings to the way the photo is saved to the SD card. [B]Page 66 of the manual has left out an important step. You must press the "Info" button prior to pushing the "Qual" button. Then the selection between jpeg fine, normal or basic can be made along with the selection of where the photos are saved to and how, i.e., Card Slot 1, Card Slot 2, jpeg, NEF and so one. Nobody here was apparently aware of this. Quite simple.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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