Nikon D7000 Full Reset
Nov 4, 2012 02:31:20 #
Both David Busch's Nikon D7000 book and his Compact Field Guide have recommendations for a Custom Settings Menu. PP 275-318 in the book and Ch 7 in the Field Guide.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
Dec 11, 2013 10:18:44 #
Bobby J
Loc: Michigan
So this is my day for dumb questions,, but what is the difference between the D7000 and the D7100
Dec 11, 2013 10:52:26 #
dupe4050 wrote:
I have the field guide but never got to chapter 7. Thanks for the tip :thumbup:Both David Busch's Nikon D7000 book and his Compact Field Guide have recommendations for a Custom Settings Menu. PP 275-318 in the book and Ch 7 in the Field Guide.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
Dec 11, 2013 11:00:19 #
dupe4050 wrote:
Both David Busch's Nikon D7000 book and his Compact Field Guide have recommendations for a Custom Settings Menu. PP 275-318 in the book and Ch 7 in the Field Guide.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
Please share the pdf link when you can.
I purchased both of these a couple months ago after reading many reviews on different books. Busch did a great job and I've yet to want something I can't reference in his book. I need a "Dummy" book and this one was rated as better and I'm very pleased with it.
Dec 27, 2021 11:43:41 #
BigGWells wrote:
Other than sending the body to Nikon, is it possible to completely reset back to factory defaults, like right out of the box?
Thanks
Gary
Thanks
Gary
Dec 27, 2021 12:28:15 #
Dale Fiorillo wrote:
Your camera has an internal battery. To restore all settings
you must remove the main battery and let the internal battery run down. Might take several weeks. It's called a cold reset.
All from page 42 in the only book for the D7 by David Busch.
you must remove the main battery and let the internal battery run down. Might take several weeks. It's called a cold reset.
All from page 42 in the only book for the D7 by David Busch.
I don't think so. Losing the internal battery you only lose the time and date not any of the settings. Test it out. The setting are stored in flash memory and it stays the same without any power. Only the clock memory needs to be updated when the camera is off because time goes on.
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