I thank each one of you that has responded to my post !! This is a very helpful group !!!

Bill, that video did it for me !! Very simple, but I swear I don't think this very basic setting is in the book. Even in the index, you would think that you would find an "ISO setting" entry, but there is none. I do plan to watch the full video that follows, which is the top 5 settings to change in the D7200.

I also found the answer to my Question # 1, about the image appearing automatically.

SO, I have made some advancements this morning already !! Thanks !!

I joined this nice group several weeks ago, and have been reading/ learning a lot. I am a novice to photography, and wish to advance my skills and knowledge.

My wife has a Nikon D3100 and loves it because of its simplicity (relatively speaking). I do know enough to teach her to primarily use Aperture Priority mode, and she really does pretty good ! She finds that in most cases, she can get better results in low light (up to a point of course) using existing light rather than using the flash.

As for me, I just got a Nikon D7200, and I have two initial questions.

Question 1: How can I get a picture that I have just taken to automatically appear on the view screen ? On the D3100, when my wife takes a picture, it instantly appears on the view screen, but for me (D7200) I have to press the view button every time I take a picture. I have looked and looked at the menu items and also in my after market book on this camera, but cannot find how to set this.

Question 2: This one I am embarrassed to ask, as it should be easy to find in the menu ,or the book. For the life of me, I cannot see where/how to set the ISO on the D7200. Once again, I have looked and looked at the menu items and also in my after market manual for this camera, but cannot find how to set the ISO.

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Now you all can readily see why I admitted up front that I was a novice.

Thanks !!

James L.