Cycles through options for many of the settings you can choose-- (like different shutter speeds when you want to control the shutter speed)

Focuses light to form an image

Push button to remove lens from camera body.

Turns camera on and off

Photographer can look through this to compose and check the focus of a picture. Can also use the LCD monitor instead.

Used to change the camera’s mode of shooting—like manual mode (where all of the settings are set by the photographer) or automatic mode (where the camera sets all of the settings)

This button and the Main Dial are used to change how sensitive the camera is to light. Lower the ISO number, the less sensitive the camera is to light, while a high ISO number increases the sensitivity.

This is where the camera battery is located.

Photographer can look here to compose and check the focus of a picture. Also the camera settings can be displayed here. The Viewfinder Eyepiece can be used instead.

Finalizes (sets) changes made in the Menu or Quick Selection screen.

A small, portable card used to store pictures and video (data).

Shows pictures that are on the memory card. Uses the right and left arrow to move through the pictures.

Deletes pictures from the memory card.

When on, it reduces blurring due to slight camera shake.

Adjusts the viewfinder’s clarity for your eyes to get the auto focus points to look sharp.

Switches from viewing on the LCD Monitor to viewing through the Viewfinder Eyepiece. Also is the record button when doing video recording.

Changes many functions and options. Shows on the LCD Monitor. Uses other buttons, like the Main Dial, SET button and arrows, to move between the different options available and finalize the choice.