Digital display opens up many new possibilities, and with Live View Nikon has taken full advantage of these by enabling you to superimpose details of your choosing. As you’d expect, all of the usual information that you’d find in the viewfinder is laid out bottom and right, from creative modes, to shutter speed, aperture, ISO and so on. An extra row of additional information, such as autofocus, Picture Control and D-lighting, is optional. The AF rectangle is visible in whatever position you have it, in red when it’s focusing, and green when it’s locked on. Cycling through the display options shows, in order: 01 A live histogram. 02 Grid, useful for shooting architecture or a horizon. 03 A virtual horizon that works on two axes (both roll and pitch), which…