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Posted on Jan 11, 2009

Screen display for nikon d80

I just bought my nikon d 80. the screen works but i want it to display what i'm trying to take a picture of so i don't always have to look through the viewfinder. i went through the manual but i haven't been able to figure it out on my own.

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  • Anonymous Feb 06, 2009

    Hi Kathryn and fosheezy I have the same problem did you get an answer after?

  • morgasl Feb 06, 2009

    I have the same problem, did you have any luck with an answer

  • Alex62 Mar 22, 2009

    I have the same problem, which means I can't see the subject before taking the picture. On other Digital Cameras ( SONY , CANON , FUJY ,
    OLYMPUS ant others ) , is possible to look to the subject on behind big Screen before you are taking pIcture.

    Please advise Are we have option to have View on Big Screen , before taking the photos with NIKON D80 18-135 lens.

    E-amil adress : Aleksandar Petkov


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Hi kathryn i also have a Nikon d-80 that i just purcased, and i too would like to know how to use that feature I din't even know that it had this feature so i called Nikon and they told me that the Nikon D-80 doesn't have what is called "live View." so i hope this answers your question. FOSHEEZY.

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