Nikon D90 digital camera
http://www.nikonusa.com/...90_ennoprint.pdf
Table of contents
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• Q&A Index »
• For Your Safety »
• Notices »
• Introduction »
• Overview »
• Getting to Know the Camera »
• The Camera Body »
• The Mode Dial »
• The Control Panel »
• The Viewfinder »
• The Shooting Information Display »
• The Command Dials »
• Attaching the AN-DC1 Camera Strap »
• The BM-10 Monitor Cover »
• The DK-21 Viewfinder Eyepiece Cup »
• Camera Menus »
• Using Camera Menus »
• Help »
• First Steps »
• Charge the Battery »
• Insert the Battery »
• Attach a Lens »
• Basic Setup »
• Inserting Memory Cards »
• Adjust Viewfinder Focus »
• Basic Photography and Playback »
• Point-and-Shoot Photography (i and j Modes) »
• Step 1: Turn the Camera On »
• Step 2: Choose Shooting and Focus Modes »
• Step 3: Check Camera Settings »
• Step 4: Frame the Photograph »
• Step 5: Focus »
• Step 6: Shoot »
• Creative Photography (Scene Modes) »
• Portrait »
• Landscape »
• Close Up »
• Sports »
• Night Portrait »
• Framing Pictures in the Monitor (Live View) »
• Basic Playback »
• Deleting Unwanted Photographs »
• Recording and Viewing Movies (Live View) »
• More on Photography (All Modes) »
• Focus »
• Autofocus »
• Focus Point Selection »
• Focus Lock »
• Manual Focus »
• Image Quality and Size »
• Image Quality »
• Image Size »
• Release Mode »
• Continuous Mode »
• Self-Timer Mode ($) »
• Using an Optional Remote Control (#) »
• Using the Built-in Flash »
• Flash Mode »
• ISO Sensitivity »
• Two-Button Reset »
• t, S, A, and M Modes »
• Shutter Speed and Aperture »
• Mode P (Programmed Auto) »
• Mode S (Shutter-Priority Auto) »
• Mode A (Aperture-Priority Auto) »
• Mode M (Manual) »
• Exposure »
• Metering »
• Autoexposure Lock (P, S, and A Modes Only) »
• Exposure Compensation »
• Flash Compensation »
• Exposure and Flash Bracketing »
• White Balance »
• Fine-Tuning White Balance »
• Choosing a Color Temperature »
• Preset Manual »
• Picture Controls »
• Selecting Nikon Picture Controls »
• Modifying Existing Picture Controls »
• Creating Custom Picture Controls »
• Sharing Custom Picture Controls »
• Managing Custom Picture Controls »
• Active D-Lighting »
• Multiple Exposure »
• The GP-1 GPS Unit »
• More on Playback »
• Full-Frame Playback »
• Photo Information »
• Thumbnail Playback »
• Calendar Playback »
• Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom »
• Protecting Photographs from Deletion »
• Deleting Individual Photographs »
• Pictmotion »
• Slide Shows »
• Connections »
• Viewing Photographs on TV »
• Standard Definition Devices »
• High-Definition Devices »
• Connecting to a Computer »
• Before Connecting the Camera »
• Connecting the Camera »
• Printing Photographs »
• Menu Guide »
• The Playback Menu »
• Selecting Multiple Pictures »
• Delete »
• Playback Folder »
• Hide Image »
• Display Mode »
• Image Review »
• Rotate Tall »
• Pictmotion »
• Slide Show »
• Print Set (DPOF) »
• Set Picture Control »
• Manage Picture Control »
• Image Quality »
• Image Size »
• White Balance »
• ISO Sensitivity Settings »
• Active D-Lighting »
• Color Space »
• Long Exp. NR (Long Exposure Noise Reduction) »
• High ISO NR »
• Active Folder »
• Multiple Exposure »
• Movie setting »
• Fine-Tuning Camera Settings »
• Reset Custom Settings »
• Autofocus »
• AF-area Mode »
• Center Focus Point »
• Built-in AF-assist Illuminator »
• AF Point Illumination »
• Focus Point Wrap-Around »
• AE-L/AF-L for MB-D80 »
• Live View Autofocus »
• Metering/Exposure »
• EV Steps for Exposure Cntrl »
• Easy Exposure Compensation »
• Center-Weighted Area »
• Fine Tune Optimal Exposure »
• Timers/AE Lock »
• Shutter-Release Button AE-L »
• Auto Meter-off Delay »
• Self-Timer »
• Monitor off Delay »
• Remote on Duration »
• Shooting/Display »
• Beep »
• Viewfinder Grid Display »
• ISO Display and Adjustment »
• Viewfinder Warning Display »
• Screen Tips »
• CL Mode Shooting Speed »
• File Number Sequence »
• Shooting Info Display »
• LCD Illumination »
• Exposure Delay Mode »
• Flash Warning »
• MB-D80 Battery Type »
• Bracketing/Flash »
• Flash Shutter Speed »
• Flash Cntrl for Built-in Flash »
• Modeling Flash »
• Auto Bracketing Set »
• Auto FP »
• Bracketing Order »
• Controls »
• Switch »
• OK Button (Shooting Mode) »
• Assign FUNC. Button »
• Assign AE-L/AF-L Button »
• Customize Command Dials »
• No Memory Card »
• Reverse Indicators »
• The Setup Menu: Camera Setup »
• Format Memory Card »
• LCD Brightness »
• Clean Image Sensor »
• Lock Mirror up for Cleaning »
• Video Mode »
• HDMI »
• World Time »
• Language »
• Image Comment »
• Auto Image Rotation »
• Image Dust off Ref Photo »
• Battery Info »
• GPS »
• Eye-Fi Upload »
• Firmware Version »
• Creating Retouched Copies »
• Creating Retouched Copies »
• Lighting »
• Red-Eye Correction »
• Trim »
• Monochrome »
• Filter Effects »
• Color Balance »
• Small Picture »
• Image Overlay »
• NEF (RAW) Processing »
• Quick Retouch »
• Straighten »
• Distortion Control »
• Fisheye »
• Side-by-Side Comparison »
• Recent Settings/O My Menu »
• Recent Settings: Viewing Recent Settings »
• My Menu: Creating a Custom Menu »
• Technical Notes »
• Compatible Lenses »
• Compatible CPU Lenses »
• Non-CPU Lenses »
• Optional Flash Units (Speedlights) »
• The Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS) »
• Flash Contacts »
• Other Accessories »
• Caring for the Camera »
• Storage »
• Cleaning »
• The Low-Pass Filter »
• Caring for the Camera and Battery: Cautions »
• Troubleshooting »
• Display »
• Shooting (All Modes) »
• Shooting (i, j, k, l, m, n, and o modes) »
• Shooting (P, S, A, M) »
• Playback »
• Miscellaneous »
• Error Messages »
• Appendix »
• Available Settings and Defaults »
• Memory Card Capacity »
• Exposure Program »
• Bracketing Programs »
• Flash Control »
• Shutter Speeds Available with the Built-in Flash »
• Aperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range »
• Specifications »
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As I said in my text on that page, the D90 plus Nikkor 18-200mm is a bit more expensive than the GH1 kit, and remember it won't do 1080p, nor does it have a flip-out screen...I think those results were actually very positive for the GH1, considering the D90 is the best in its class for low noise...As I said in my text, the actual real-life detail recorded by the D90 and GH1...