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Your favorite, most-used D7100 feature(s)?
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<blockquote data-quote="Elliot87" data-source="post: 620330" data-attributes="member: 25183"><p>I'm trying to do the following but for whatever reason I can't find the "My Menu" section in the menu. I've had a look at the user manual but it hasn't helped me at all. The menu it is showing I just can't seem to find. EDIT: I've just figured it out, I had "Recent settings" displayed instead of "My menu".</p><p></p><p>"<span style="color: #000000"><span style="font-family: '-apple-system'">The next important menu option “Assign Fn button” allows programming the “Fn” (Function) button on the front of the camera. Since I shoot in different environments a lot, I like to be able to change my Auto ISO settings quickly (not just enabling or disabling Auto ISO, but actually accessing settings like “Maximum sensitivity” and “Minimum shutter speed”). Unfortunately, Auto ISO is buried in the “Shooting Menu” and takes too long to get to. I love being able to access Auto ISO with just pressing the Fn button and that’s something you can set up very easily. First, go to “My Menu” section of the menu. Then go to “Add items” -> “Shooting menu”. Find “ISO sensitivity settings” and instead of getting into this menu, simply press the “OK” button. The next screen should say “Choose position” and you will see “ISO sensitivity settings” there. Just press “OK” one more time and you will see this on the top of the “My Menu” window. If you already have some favorites saved, make sure to move this one to the very top. Once you do this, go to the “Custom Setting Menu” again and navigate to “Controls” -> “Assign Fn button”. From there, pick “Access top item in MY MENU” and press OK. Now test it out – close the menu, then press the “Fn” button on the front of the camera. If you did everything right, the back LCD should get you right into ISO sensitivity settings! Pretty neat and saves a lot of time when you need to tweak the Auto ISO feature!</span></span><span style="color: #000000"><span style="font-family: '-apple-system'">If you don’t particularly care for the depth of field “Preview” button, you can program your D7100 to do the same thing from that button instead."</span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Elliot87, post: 620330, member: 25183"] I'm trying to do the following but for whatever reason I can't find the "My Menu" section in the menu. I've had a look at the user manual but it hasn't helped me at all. The menu it is showing I just can't seem to find. EDIT: I've just figured it out, I had "Recent settings" displayed instead of "My menu". "[COLOR=#000000][FONT=-apple-system]The next important menu option “Assign Fn button” allows programming the “Fn” (Function) button on the front of the camera. Since I shoot in different environments a lot, I like to be able to change my Auto ISO settings quickly (not just enabling or disabling Auto ISO, but actually accessing settings like “Maximum sensitivity” and “Minimum shutter speed”). Unfortunately, Auto ISO is buried in the “Shooting Menu” and takes too long to get to. I love being able to access Auto ISO with just pressing the Fn button and that’s something you can set up very easily. First, go to “My Menu” section of the menu. Then go to “Add items” -> “Shooting menu”. Find “ISO sensitivity settings” and instead of getting into this menu, simply press the “OK” button. The next screen should say “Choose position” and you will see “ISO sensitivity settings” there. Just press “OK” one more time and you will see this on the top of the “My Menu” window. If you already have some favorites saved, make sure to move this one to the very top. Once you do this, go to the “Custom Setting Menu” again and navigate to “Controls” -> “Assign Fn button”. From there, pick “Access top item in MY MENU” and press OK. Now test it out – close the menu, then press the “Fn” button on the front of the camera. If you did everything right, the back LCD should get you right into ISO sensitivity settings! Pretty neat and saves a lot of time when you need to tweak the Auto ISO feature![/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][FONT=-apple-system]If you don’t particularly care for the depth of field “Preview” button, you can program your D7100 to do the same thing from that button instead."[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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