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Hello all
And a merry Christmas to you all,i have a nikon d3000 and i want to Turn off auto rotate function to maximize the use of the display LCD screen.Does anyone know how to do it i have looked in the user's manual but i car'nt find any help.
Thanks for any help,Ian
It looks like Playback\Rotate tall (on/off)
http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/nikon/d3000-review/using
I suppose I'm stating the obvious but doesn't it rotate automatically when you turn the camera on its side?
Oh, I see!
I thought that by "maximising" the use of the screen you meant you wanted to use as much of it as possible.
Sorry.
He does want to use as much of it as possible. When you rotate the camera during playback the pictures don't rotate like they do on a Smartphone. The autorotate Ian is talking about is when the camera displays a portrait picture the right way round, he wants to turn that off so that it displays it normally filling the screen.
Quote: When you rotate the camera during playback the pictures don't rotate like they do on a Smartphone.
They did on my Kodak although I have to admit I've never looked on the camera I'm using now.
I don't really get the rest of what you're saying though Chris.
You've got the wrong end of the stick.
When Ian takes a photograph in portrait mode the camera adds a 'flag' to that image file to say it should be displayed in portrait mode. This means that portrait images are displayed on the back of the camera with two black bars, one either side. Ian wants the image to fill the screen instead (so he can check for sharpness or what-have-you more easily.
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