Playback Menu

Playback Menu

Most of these settings are personal preferences, and you can leave the bulk of them at their defaults. However, there are a few playback settings that can make a big difference, so I will cover those here:

  • Playback display options
    • None (image only): Checked
    • Highlights: Checked (enables the ability to have overexposed regions of a photo blink black and white)
    • RGB histogram: Checked (see our article on histograms)
    • Shooting data: Not checked
    • Overview: Checked
  • Image review: ON (this determines whether or not your photo pops up immediately after you take it)
  • After delete: Show next
  • Auto image rotation: ON (signals to rotate vertical photos when you’ve opened them on a computer)
  • Rotate tall: OFF (otherwise, vertical photos will be too narrow on your camera, and you’ll have to turn your head to review vertical photos when you’re using a tripod)

The playback settings I skipped are one-time things that don’t matter for setting up the Nikon D5600, such as creating a slideshow.

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