I just checked the Nikon D200 owner's manual and the "monitor" (Nikon's
term) will display flashing overexposed highlight areas in the image if
the "highlight" option is selected on the "Display mode" setup screen.
See page 141 of the manual. There is no equivalent for underexposed
shadow areas.
Chuck Norcutt
Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> It sure sounds now like all you're seeing is the under/over exposure
> warnings. But if that's what it is it can be turned off at the camera
> and should disappear from the camera's LCD. It should also present a
> different pattern on each photo and hopefully not appear at all on some.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
> Willie Wonka wrote:
>> Thank you guys for helping out. I used streak, because thats how it
>> was described to me and just figured out that if I used that lingo,
>> would be understood better. I would describe it like this: It is a
>> flashing symbol that looks like the lightning bolt thats used on the
>> warning stickers for high power equipment or to indicate flash on
>> photographic equipment. It appeared after the card was returned to
>> the camera on the LCD only and not on the actual picture transferred
>> to the HD of the computer.
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