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Virtual Horizon
Nikon’s Electronic Virtual Horizon feature quickly and accurately displays a graphic to show the camera’s position relative to the horizontal plane. This is an invaluable photographic tool when shooting landscapes and architecture. You no longer have to guess if the horizon in your scene is level.
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