How to extend the length of the image review-D7100: Hoping for quick answer to this. I've searched the menus of the D7100 to find how to keep the image up longer when reviewing (or...

donnahde Loc: Newark, DE

Hoping for quick answer to this. I've searched the menus of the D7100 to find how to keep the image up longer when reviewing (or showing others what I just took) but have found nothing that will lengthen the time the image is "live". Hope you understand the question.

Thanks!
Donna

LoneRangeFinder Loc: Left field

Donna: I think this is what you want:

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-customize-basic-playback-options-on-the-nik.html

jethro779 Loc: Tucson, AZ

donnahde wrote:

Hoping for quick answer to this. I've searched the menus of the D7100 to find how to keep the image up longer when reviewing (or showing others what I just took) but have found nothing that will lengthen the time the image is "live". Hope you understand the question.

Thanks!
Donna

Open menu: scroll down to Custom Settiong Menu:Scroll to timers/AE lock: scroll to monitor off delay: scroll to image review: set time. Of course you also have to hit the ok button on each of these steps to get to the next step.

Bret Loc: Dayton Ohio

I found this.
Adjust the timing of automatic playback shutoff. After you press the Playback button, the monitor turns off automatically if 10 seconds elapse without any activity. You can adjust this shutoff timing through the Monitor Off Delay option, found in the Timers/AE Lock section of the Custom Setting menu and shown on the left.

donnahde Loc: Newark, DE

jethro779 wrote:

Open menu: scroll down to Custom Settiong Menu:Scroll to timers/AE lock: scroll to monitor off delay: scroll to image review: set time. Of course you also have to hit the ok button on each of these steps to get to the next step.

EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks so much, Jethro.

donnahde Loc: Newark, DE

Thank you all. Heading out to do a wedding today and I knew the 4 sec review would be a royal pain. Got the answer from Jethro but will check out all your input later. Beautiful day here. Enjoy yours!

mborn Loc: Massachusetts

jethro779 wrote:

Open menu: scroll down to Custom Settiong Menu:Scroll to timers/AE lock: scroll to monitor off delay: scroll to image review: set time. Of course you also have to hit the ok button on each of these steps to get to the next step.

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MtnMan Loc: ID

donnahde wrote:

Thank you all. Heading out to do a wedding today and I knew the 4 sec review would be a royal pain. Got the answer from Jethro but will check out all your input later. Beautiful day here. Enjoy yours!

Beware that the LCD is greatest battery drain.

donnahde Loc: Newark, DE

Thanks all for your input. Very helpful and appreciated!

Kuzano

donnahde wrote:

EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks so much, Jethro.

You are going to shorten battery life if you lengthen the time you review ALL your images. Best if you simply click the review function just for those images you really want to see longer views of.

If you set the review function longer for every image, be sure to carry a spare fully charged battery.

donnahde Loc: Newark, DE

Kuzano wrote:

You are going to shorten battery life if you lengthen the time you review ALL your images. Best if you simply click the review function just for those images you really want to see longer views of.

If you set the review function longer for every image, be sure to carry a spare fully charged battery.

I do carry a spare battery and as soon as I'm done reviewing I click the shutter button which closes the review. Helpful to have longer review when I want to share with my s/o or others. Thanks for your input.

Kuzano

donnahde wrote:

I do carry a spare battery and as soon as I'm done reviewing I click the shutter button which closes the review. Helpful to have longer review when I want to share with my s/o or others. Thanks for your input.

Gotcha... just a reminder. Had an SO once, so know that "chimping by two" is sometimes better.

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