As soon as you press either one of the shutter buttons, it will go away. I accidently hit the Vertical shuttter all the time, esp when showing the pic to someone else. All ya gotta do is hit the Play ">" button to bring it back. You're gonna need to start learning about Histograms, 'cause you cannot rely on the LCD to check exposure levels. It's *only* for checking the focus (sharpness), and composition. One little trick choice in the CSM I recently found for Playback is selecting the choice to go to next or previoius file with the horizontal (side-to-side) buttons on the Multiselector "rocker" button instead of th eup-down button. With this choice, the up-down button becomes the data scroll through button. This way is much more natural for me. It's CSM setting f3. You know what I did initially, was to set up my cam the way Moose has his 2H set, (for the more part). You can't go wrong with those settings to get you started. I use the "Normal" Sharpening setting, btw, to see if I got a sharp shot in the LCD. I also shoot NEF+Basic JPG Fine, then separate the JPGs into a separate subfolder for quick review in Thums Plus. When I find one I like, I'll switch back to N View, and Tag Mark that file. When all done I'll delete the jpgs, then put all the Tagged shots into another folder, and go through those again. You can sort, (highlight), them by "Tagged" in View. hth!Catz said:
Ron Reznick said:
