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Nikon D850

Downloadable Nikon D850 Settings File

This page will grow as I gain more field experience with the Nikon D850.

Settings for the Nikon D850

This settings file NCSETUPM.BIN contains the settings I use for my field shooting. To use it:

Download NCSETUPM.BIN.zip,.
Expand the zip to NCSETUPM.BIN (if your web browser has not already done so).
Copy NCSETUPM.BIN to the top level of a camera storage card.
Load the settings using Toolbar => Save/load settings.
The toolbar menu is the 5th one down; it looks like a wrench.

CAUTION: loading a settings may overwrite things like copyright and so on; you may have to redo such items after loading these settings (or settings from anywhere, in general).

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