How do I create a custom Picture Control on a Nikon D3100?
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I want to make my own custom Picture Control on a Nikon D3100, but I haven’t been able to find the right steps. How do I create one, and where in the menu do I start?
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Photography Stack Exchange contributor
13y ago
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Press the MENU button, select Set Picture Control, and press the > button. This displays a list of the default picture controls. Select one as a basis and press > to show modification options.
See page 95 of the manual that came with your camera (ahem) for more details.
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On the Nikon D3100, start from an existing Picture Control and modify it:
- Press MENU.
- Go to Set Picture Control.
- Press the right arrow (>) to view the built-in Picture Controls.
- Select one to use as the base.
- Press right (>) again to open its adjustment options.
- Change the settings as desired and save it as a custom Picture Control.
If you want the exact menu flow and options, check page 95 of the D3100 manual.
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