Hqasem's

Custom Settings Spreadsheet for the

Nikon D700

You've got the camera;
now make it work!


 

 

 

These two spreadsheets were created by Hqasem, free of charge, as a service to the Nikonians on-line community of Nikon enthusiasts. If you find this spreadsheet helpful, you will be blown away by Nikonians!

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In the great tradition of Nikonian Spreadsheets, and the even greater tradition of members helping members, Hqasem has created a D700 Custom Settings Spreadsheet for Microsoft Excel.

Actually, he has created two spreadsheets: a blank one for you to download and customize yourself, and his personal version, which shows you (perhaps a newbie D700 user?) the settings he uses on his own camera. His settings could provide you with a starting point, if the whole thing is just too huge to tackle right away.

Click the links below to download whichever version of the spreadsheet you'd like. There is no fee, and I hope there are no glitches.*

If you'd like more explanation on just what kind of spreadsheet this is and how it might be useful, see this thread in the Nikonians D700 Users’ Group forum.

If you'd like even more background and/or tips on how to use this and other methods of keeping track of your D700 menu settings, check out this thread as well.


Tips, Caveats, and Warnings

  • You're probably better off choosing "Save to disk" rather than downloading directly.
  • When I first tried to access these spreadsheets, my Excel program kept crashing. A little internet research led me to believe that the problem was with (a) using Vista (evidently Vista doesn't like its spreadsheets with too many tabs and other fancy features), and (b) having a messy hard disk. So Now Excel only crashes the first time I open the spreadsheet. After I close it and re-open it, it runs a little better, though still not flawlessly.
  • Once you've got the spreadsheet open, navigate from the instruction page to the various settings pages by clicking on the Tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet.

Thanks for looking!
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