Nikon D7000 Bedienungsanleitung
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Nikon D7000 Camera Kit
-Checklist and Operations Manual-
February 2, 2012
SRQ Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol
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1.0 Equipment Pre-Mission Check
1.1 Open the camera case and verify the following items are enclosed:
Nikon D7000 camera, MB-D11 Battery Grip, 18-105mm Nikkor lens,
50mm Nikkor lens, UV filters and lens caps.
2 rechargeable camera batteries (one stored in the battery grip)
Nikon GP-1 GPS attachment with attached cable
Charger for camera batteries
Instruction manuals for D7000, GP-1
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D7000 Camera
Battery Grip
Lens Cover & Lens Shield
(lens Shield not used)
SD Memory Card
Battery Charger and Battery
Battery
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Adapter for 4 AA Batteries
(use when rechargeable
batteries are discharged)
GP1 GPS Adapter
USB Cable
50mm F1.8 Lens
1.2 Charge Camera Batteries
To remove the battery pack from the camera body, open the door on the bottom of the
camera by moving the release lever. When the battery access door opens, move the
yellow release lever until the battery pack pops free. There is one battery pack in the
battery grip. To remove the battery pack from the battery grip, pull the release ring out
and turn counter-clockwise to open the battery grip. Slide the insert out and remove
the battery by pressing the button marked “push” and slide the battery free. Charge
each battery pack, one at a time, and bring the batteries to full charge. The indicator
light will flash during charging. When fully charged, the light will illuminate
continuously.
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Battery Compartment Release
Battery release lever
Battery Grip Release Tab
Battery Pack Tab Marked “push”
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1.4 Nikon D7000 Camera Pre-mission Initiation
Verify the Camera is turned off
Mode Selector On/Off Switch
Install memory cards
(cards may already be in the camera) by moving the door located on the right side of the camera and
pushing it slightly toward the rear of the camera to open the memory card access cover. The cards are
installed by gently pushing the card in until it clicks in place. A light located on the back-right of the
camera will briefly illuminate to confirm the card is seated. The card can be removed by pushing the
card in and it will pop out. Two 32 GB cards are furnished with the system.
SD Memory Cards Memory card access cover
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Set the lens autofocus switch to AF Set the camera autofocus switch to AF
Just to the left of the camera AF switch is the lens optical
stabilizer switch (OS). Place this switch to ON.
Rotate mode switch to "auto-no-flash".
The Mode switch is located on the top-left side of the camera. "auto-no-flash" is
reached by setting the Mode between the "Auto" (green camera symbol) and the
“scene” setting. If the green auto setting is used, the camera flash will pop up and
contact the GP1
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Install the Nikon GP1 GPS
If the cable is not attached to the GP-1, insert the smaller connector into the GP-
1 while lining up the arrows on the GP-1 and cable. Push it in until it snaps in
place hiding the arrows.
The other end of the cable goes into the GPS port on the camera. The arrow on
the connector should face the back of the camera. Slide the connector all the
way in. It does not snap in place.
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Insert camera batteries
The D7000 body holds one battery. The MB-D11 holds one battery. The D700
will operate properly without the MB-D11. The MB-D11 extends operation
time. If the MB-D11 Battery grip is attached, it must be removed before
replacing the battery in the camera body. At the back of the MB-D11 is a wheel
labeled “lock”.
To remove the MB-D11 turn the wheel to the left and the battery grip will
separate from the camera body.
With the MB-D11 removed, the battery compartment on the D7000 is located
on the bottom of the camera. Move the battery compartment release toward the
middle of the camera and the battery door will open. With the door open, move
the yellow release until the battery pops up.
To install a battery, with the battery door open push the battery in until it snaps
in place. Close the battery door, and attach the MB-D11.
The MB-D11 holds one battery. To access the battery compartment pull the
release tab located on the side of the MB-D11. With the tab straight out turn the
tab in direction of the green arrow. The battery compartment will slide out and
expose the battery. To release the battery, push on the tab labeled “push” and
the battery will slide free. To install a battery, slide the battery with the
contacts down until it snaps into place. Then slide the compartment into the
MB-D11 and turn the release tab to lock in place.
The MS-D11 also has a accessory that replaces the rechargeable battery
compartment with one that holds 4 AA batteries. Observe proper polarity when
installing batteries. The compartment slides in place in the same manner as the
standard rechargeable one. Photos on page 5
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Remove Lens Cap
Turn on the camera
Check Batteries
Note: the battery symbol above shows the status of the battery in use. When two batteries
are installed it is better to follow the procedure below to check battery status.
Press the "Info" button to turn on the Monitor.
The following will show on the Monitor. Both batteries are shown;
the active battery (chosen by the camera) and the standby battery.
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