Photobert Cheatsheet For Nikon Z 7Ii Mirrorless Camera

Photobert Cheatsheet For Nikon Z 7ii Mirrorless Camera

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You'll never struggle to stuff your DSLR's manual into your camera bag again thanks to PhotoBert's CheatSheet for Nikon Z 7II Digital Mirrorless Camera. Bert has distilled the manual information into a compact, abbreviated, double-sided, full-color guide. The reference guide serves as a quick, convenient alternative to the manual, offering tips and descriptions of features to help you learn about the functions of your Nikon Z7 II camera.

The sheet is folded into thirds and measures just 4 x 8.75" when closed, allowing for easy storage in almost any bag. Additionally, it is laminated with a waterproof, 3-mil layer of plastic that protects it from the elements, so it can be used in inclement weather conditions.

Author: Bert Sirkin Abbreviated Guide to Controls & Settings Quick, Convenient, Alternative to Manual Double-Sided, Full-Color Sheet Laminated with Waterproof, 3-Mil Plastic Folds down to 4 x 8.75"

Parameters
Publisher	PhotoBert
Publication Date	2020
Author	Bert Sirkin
Number of Pages	2
Dimensions	8.8 x 4.0 x 0.0" / 223.5 x 101.6 x 0.1 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.035 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.65 x 3.75 x 0.45"

Battery information

Slot empty release lock

Slide shows

Energy Saving

Autoexposure bracketing

Retouch menu reference

Card formatting

Flash bracketing

Microphone adjustments

Touch controls

White balance bracketing

Movie shooting

Function buttons

ADL bracketing

Movie qualities

Monitor mode button

Virtual horizon

Time-lapse movies

DISP button

Interval timer photography

Movie electronic vibration reduction

Menu reference

Active-D lighting

Lens vibration reduction

Information button

External flash sync modes

Vignette control

Primary and secondary slot function

External flash output/FV lock

Diffraction compensation

Wi-Fi

External flash exposure compensation

Auto-distortion control

Viewfinder focus (diopter)

Shutter speed reference for external flash

File number

Reset options

External flash bracketing

Folders

Focus options

Picture controls

Auto/manual low pass filter cleaning

Focus Lock

High-ISO noise reduction

Custom settings reference

AF fine tune

Long exposure noise reduction

Custom settings reset

AF Area modes

File naming

Exposure modes

Focus point selection

Folders

User exposure modes

Focus shift (focus stacking)

Color spaces/File names

Silent photography

Image qualities

Flicker reduction

ISO equivalency

Image sizes

White balance options

Exposure compensation

Movie sizes

White balance fine-tuning

HDR shooting

Movie frame rates

Airplane mode

Release modes

Movie quality

Playback options

Self timer options

Image area sizes and DX crop

Playback display options

Multiple exposures

My Menu / recent settings

Playback rotate tall

Metering options

Shooting information

Movie playback options (i-menu)

Auto-exposure lock

Pixel mapping

Movie playback

Shutter/aperture lock

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which port could I use with the FTZ adapter + Nikon 20mm 1.8? It does not appear to have any non-fisheye wide angle options in the port chart.

A: To use the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 20mm f/1.8G ED with the FTZ adapter with the Ikelite 200DL Underwater Housing for Nikon Z 7, Z 7II, Z 6, & Z 6II Mirrorless Digital Cameras Ikelite suggests this port and extension, BH #IK7534 (https://bhpho.to/4bsLby1) and BH #IK7502 (https://bhpho.to/3UyIZOE). Note that specific lens has not been tested.

Q: 2. Which is better for macro: The 28mm or 16-50mm?

A: Neither actually. If you're looking for Macro capabilities on a Nikon Zfc, I would recommend this lens instead. https://bhpho.to/327kH7n

Q: 3. Have you verified yet that this plate will or can be made to fit the Z6 III ?

A: Yes, the Kirk PZ-186 Camera Plate for Nikon Z 7II, Z 6II, Z 7, Z 6, and Z 5 is also fully compatible with the Nikon Z6 III Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 4. Does it explain the different sports shooting modes?

A: Yes

Q: 5. Will the lenses I use on my D3200 work with this camera?

A: No, the following camera body will only adapt to z mount Nikon lens.

Q: 6. Will this work for the D5600?

A: Unfortunately this one is just designed for the D5500.

Q: 7. Does it comes with the lens tube? If not, what should be added for a 24 - 70 f2.8 Nikon S .

A: Port extensions (sometimes called lens tubes) and dome ports are additional purchases. Please click on the [Accessories] button above and then on "Lens & Lens Port Accessories" to see them.

Q: 8. Does Nikon Fc have 5-axis image stabilization?

A: Unfortunately, the Nikon Z fc lacks in-body stabilization.

Q: 9. Does this also work for the Nikon Z6 body?

A: The Ikelite 200DL Underwater Housing for Nikon Z7 Mirrorless Digital Camera is also compatible with the Nikon Z6 Mirrorless Digital Camera.

Q: 10. This looks like it will fit the Z6iii as the bottom holes seem similar to my Z5. Can you confirm that?

A: Yes, the hole configuration on the Nikon Z6iii is very similar to the Nikon Z5, so the Kirk PZ-186 Camera Plate for Nikon Z 7II, Z 6II, Z 7, Z 6, and Z 5 will probably work with the Z6iii, but we cannot confirm it 100% as we have not been able to test it yet.

Sue	13/09/2024
[PhotoBert] I never purchase a new camera without ordering a PhotoBert CheatSheet as well.� It gets me familiar with the new camera operation and features quickly and easily.� There is a treasure chest of information packed into that one sheet sized pocketable map.� I never travel without it. Information can be looked up very quickly while out and about with camera in hand.� It is definitely worth the 5 star rating it has been given. 5

Sue	13/09/2024
[PhotoBert] I never purchase a new camera without ordering a PhotoBert CheatSheet as well.� It gets me familiar with the new camera operation and features quickly and easily.� There is a treasure chest of information packed into that one sheet sized pocketable map.� I never travel without it. Information can be looked up very quickly while out and about with camera in hand.� It is definitely worth the 5 star rating it has been given. 5

Sue	13/09/2024
[PhotoBert] I never purchase a new camera without ordering a PhotoBert CheatSheet as well.� It gets me familiar with the new camera operation and features quickly and easily.� There is a treasure chest of information packed into that one sheet sized pocketable map.� I never travel without it. Information can be looked up very quickly while out and about with camera in hand.� It is definitely worth the 5 star rating it has been given. 5

Kelli	24/08/2024
[Bert Sirkin] I'm appreciating the NikonZ6ll cheat sheet. I put it in my bag when I go out and shoot and if any questions I pull it out and boom there is my answer. I Don't go without it. 5

Kelli	24/08/2024
[Bert Sirkin] I'm appreciating the NikonZ6ll cheat sheet. I put it in my bag when I go out and shoot and if any questions I pull it out and boom there is my answer. I Don't go without it. 5

Kelli	24/08/2024
[Bert Sirkin] I'm appreciating the NikonZ6ll cheat sheet. I put it in my bag when I go out and shoot and if any questions I pull it out and boom there is my answer. I Don't go without it. 5

Elizabeth	13/08/2024
[2] Love these info sheet that I carry around 5

Shelly	23/07/2024
[0.035 lb] The writing is very small, if you can't read VERY small print, I recommend having an inexpensive magnifying glass with you in order to read it, maybe one that lights up if you are going to be out at night. I know my camera well enough that I didn't really think that I needed this, but it has come in handy! I highly recommend it! 5

Shelly	23/07/2024
[0.035 lb] The writing is very small, if you can't read VERY small print, I recommend having an inexpensive magnifying glass with you in order to read it, maybe one that lights up if you are going to be out at night. I know my camera well enough that I didn't really think that I needed this, but it has come in handy! I highly recommend it! 5

Shelly	23/07/2024
[0.035 lb] The writing is very small, if you can't read VERY small print, I recommend having an inexpensive magnifying glass with you in order to read it, maybe one that lights up if you are going to be out at night. I know my camera well enough that I didn't really think that I needed this, but it has come in handy! I highly recommend it! 5