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<blockquote data-quote="Paliswe" data-source="post: 812583" data-attributes="member: 48977">I used Ux all the time when I had my D7000 and D7200. I worked perfectly. Choosing one of them put my camera i a pre-saved mode, which I could do changes from. Switch off the camera for a while and turning it on and continue as before. Resetting to saved setting by changing from one Ux to another and back again.Now I have Z6 and everything i set back to saved values as soon as I turn the camera off (to save the battery) and turning it on again, without switching to another Ux. That's a big drawback.It's also difficult to remember what settings I have on different Ux and why I have saved it (getting old...). One way to remember would be that as soon as I turn the knob, a list of all Ux come up on the display where I have typed in a name for that setting:U1 BirdsU2 LandscapeU3 Flash minglethen I select the one I want for the moment. Maybe something for Nikon to add to their cameras!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paliswe, post: 812583, member: 48977"] I used Ux all the time when I had my D7000 and D7200. I worked perfectly. Choosing one of them put my camera i a pre-saved mode, which I could do changes from. Switch off the camera for a while and turning it on and continue as before. Resetting to saved setting by changing from one Ux to another and back again. Now I have Z6 and everything i set back to saved values as soon as I turn the camera off (to save the battery) and turning it on again, without switching to another Ux. That's a big drawback. It's also difficult to remember what settings I have on different Ux and why I have saved it (getting old...). One way to remember would be that as soon as I turn the knob, a list of all Ux come up on the display where I have typed in a name for that setting: U1 Birds U2 Landscape U3 Flash mingle then I select the one I want for the moment. Maybe something for Nikon to add to their cameras! [/QUOTE]

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