Nikon Z fc For Dummies. Julie Adair King

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       A yellow highlight appears over the selected setting, whose name appears above the menu. On the left screen in Figure 1-14, the Release mode setting is active, for example. The S symbol in the menu itself indicates that the Single Frame option is selected for that setting. (Chapter 2 discusses Release mode options.)

       To display a second screen showing available options for a setting, tap the setting or use the Multi Selector to highlight it and then press the OK button. For example, if you tap the Release mode symbol in the i menu, the display shown on the right in Figure 1-14 appears. Tap or highlight the option you want to use and then tap OK or press the OK button to return to the i menu.

       To display all available settings for the selected option on the same screen as the i menu, rotate the Main command dial. Now your screen may look something like the crowded mess you see in Figure 1-15. Here’s what’s happening: Rotating the Main command dial displays at least one strip of available settings for the selected menu option. That strip appears above the i menu. At the same time, the dial rotation selects the setting next to the previously selected one on the strip, depending on which direction you spin the dial. For example, I rotated the dial to the right, which changed the Release mode from S to L, which stands for Continuous Low. If the setting you select offers secondary options, they appear in a strip above the one initially displayed, as shown in the figure. The Continuous Low setting, for example, lets you choose how many frames per second you want to shoot: 2, 3, or 4. One of those options is highlighted — 4, in the figure — and that value appears on the main i menu. Rotate the Sub-command dial (the one on the front of the camera) to change this setting. The camera offers onscreen symbols to remind you which dial to use to adjust which setting. For example, notice the symbol associated with the Main command dial, labeled in Figure 1-14, which indicates that you can rotate the dial to display and adjust the options for the highlighted setting above the i menu. The same symbol than appears on the initial settings strip, as shown in Figure 1-15, to remind you that you rotate the dial to choose from the available settings. When additional related options are available and the second strip appears, you see the dial that represents the Sub-command dial, as labeled in Figure 1-15. To hide the settings strips and return to the i menu, press the i button.

       To exit the i menu, tap the i symbol at the bottom of the screen or press the i button again. You return to the live preview of your shot.