Nikon 775 User Manual

iThe documentation for this product includes the manuals listed below. Pleasebe sure to read all instructions thoroughly to get the most from your ca

xNotice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or ReproductionNote that simply being in possession of material that has been digitally cop-ied or reproduce

86Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootFocusing Near and Far : The Focus-Mode ButtonBy default, the camera adjusts focus automatically for subjects 30 cm (

87Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootThe following settings are available (restrictions may apply depending on the modeselected):Setting How It Works Whe

88Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootAutofocus ModeThe autofocus system operates in one of two modes, depending on whether the monitor ison or off:AF Mod

89Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootGetting Good Results with AutofocusAutofocus performs best when:• There is contrast between the subject and the back

90Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootDelaying Shutter Release: Self-Timer ModeWhen the self-timer is used, the camera will not take a picture until ten o

91Reference–Beyond Point-and-Shoot3Compose the pictureAdjust camera settings and frame the picture.4Start the timerPress the shutter-release button al

92Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootThrowing Light on Your Subject: The Flash ButtonThe flash can be adjusted for a variety of situations, as described

93Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootThe following settings are available (restrictions may apply depending on the modeselected):SettingThe Flash-Ready L

94Reference–Advanced PhotographyAdvanced PhotographyUsing Shooting Menu Options2Press MENU button to display menu forcurrent modeSELECT SETS1OFFMENUQU

95Reference–Advanced PhotographyOFF1MENUSSELECT SETQUALSIZEAAUTO1SSELECT SETOFFMENUQUALSIZESCENEIMAGE QUALITYIn addition to determining image quality

xiTrademark InformationApple, the Apple logo, Macintosh, Mac OS, Power Macintosh, PowerBook,and QuickTime are registered trademarks of Apple Computer,

96Reference–Advanced PhotographyMaking Effective Use of Memory: Image Quality and SizeTogether, image quality and size determine how much space each p

97Reference–Advanced PhotographyImage QualityTo reduce the amount of memory that each pictureoccupies, images are compressed as they are saved tothe m

98Reference–Advanced PhotographyImage SizeThe image-size menu controls the physical dimensionsof the image, measured in pixels. Smaller sizes require

99Reference–Advanced PhotographyViewing the Current Image Quality and SizeThe current image quality and size settings are displayed inthe monitor as s

100Reference–Advanced PhotographyKeeping Colors True: The White-Balance MenuWhat Is “White Balance”?The color of the light reflected by an object depe

101Reference–Advanced PhotographyPreset White BalancePreset white balance is used to adjust white balancewhen shooting under mixed lighting or to comp

102Reference–Advanced PhotographyTaking Pictures in a Sequence: The Continuous MenuThe “continuous” menu determines whether the cam-era takes one pict

103Reference–Advanced PhotographyNORMALNORMAL[ 10 10 ]During RecordingWhile images are being transferred from the buffer to the memory card for p

104Reference–Advanced PhotographyGetting Sharper Photos: The BSS Menu“Best-shot selection” (BSS) is used when inadvertentcamera movement could cause b

105Reference–Advanced PhotographyNORMALNORMAL[ 10 10 ]Restrictions on BSSBSS is not available at “continuous” settings of Continuous and Multi-Sh

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106Reference–Advanced PhotographyBright, Dark, and High-Contrast Subjects: The Exp. +/– MenuTo obtain the desired results with certain subject com-pos

107Reference–Advanced PhotographyChoosing an Exposure Compensation ValueAs a rule of thumb, select positive values when large areas of the frame are

108Reference–Advanced PhotographyMaking Edges More Distinct: The Image Sharpening MenuWhen you take a picture, the camer a automaticallyoutlines edges

109Reference–Advanced PhotographyThe effects of sharpening are not visible in the monitor.Viewing the Current Image Sharpening SettingAt settings othe

110Reference–Camera SetupCamera SetupThe SET-UP MenuThis section details the options available in the SET-UP menu, where you make changesto basic came

111Reference–Camera SetupPAGE2MENUSELECTSETS1SET-UPSET-UPBrightnessAuto TransferSeq. NumberMemory Card FormatDateAuto OffBrightnessControls monitor br

112Reference–Camera Setup1SSELECTSETOFFMENUSET-UPSET-UPVideo ModeLanguageVideo ModeThis option is used to choose the standard for video output from NT

113Reference–Camera SetupAdjusting Monitor Brightness: The Brightness MenuThis option controls monitor brightness. Press the multiselector up or down

114Reference–Camera SetupMarking Pictures for Transfer: The Auto Transfer MenuWhen you connect the camera to a computer r un-ning Nikon View and press

115Reference–Camera Setup1SSELECTSETOFFMENUSEQ. NUMBERSEQ. NUMBERBrightnessAuto TransferSeq. NumberMemory Card FormatDateAuto OffOnOffResetFile Number

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116Reference–Camera SetupMemor y Card FormatThe memor y card supplied with your camera is al-ready formatted for use in the COOLPIX775. Othermemory c

117Reference–Camera SetupThe Date MenuThe Date option is used to set the camera to thecurrent date and time. For more information, see “Tu-torial: Fi

118Reference–Camera SetupConserving Battery Power: The Auto-Off MenuWhen operated on battery power, the camera willenter sleep mode if no operations a

119Reference–Camera SetupChoosing a Video Standard: The Video-Mode MenuThe Video Mode menu is used to select the stan-dard used for video output. Adj

120Reference–Playing Images BackPlaying Images BackPlayback ModeThis section details the operations that can be performed when the mode dial is setto

121Reference–Playing Images BackBasic Playback...

122Reference–Playing Images BackToBasic PlaybackWhen the mode dial is turned to , the camera en-ters playback mode with the most recent picture dis-pl

123Reference–Playing Images BackPlayback TipsIn single-image playback, pictures are displayed briefly at low resolution while being readfrom the memor

124Reference–Playing Images BackPhoto Information1 Date of recording2 Time of recording3 Image size4 Image quality5 File number and type6 Battery leve

125Reference–Playing Images BackMovie PlaybackIn single-image playback, movies are indicated by a icon in the lower left corner of the display. Movie

xivCamera Setup: The SET-UP Menu ... 110Adjusting Monitor Brightness: The Brightness Menu .

126Reference–Playing Images BackZoom / ×2SCRSCROLLOLLOperation Function ( )PressMagnify center of image to fill monitor (2×). Press a second time to

127Reference–Playing Images BackTo Press DescriptionImages marked for transfer to a computer are shown by a icon. To select the current image for tra

128Reference–Playing Images BackThe Playback MenuThe playback menu contains options for deleting images and print-orders, for pro-tecting images from

129Reference–Playing Images BackThe playback menu contains the following options:1MENUSELECTSETOFFPLAY BACK MENUSlide ShowDeletePrint SetTransferProte

130Reference–Playing Images BackDeleting Pictures and Print Orders: The Delete MenuUsing the options in the Delete menu, you can:• delete selected pic

131Reference–Playing Images Back5 Press button to display a confirma-tion dialog. Press multi selector up or downto highlight option, press to righ

132Reference–Playing Images BackAutomated Playback: The Slide-Show MenuThe slide-show option in the playback menu is usedfor automated sequential play

133Reference–Playing Images BackThe following operations can be performed while a slide show is in progress:Pause slideshowTo( )PressPress the butto

134Reference–Playing Images BackSafeguarding Valuable Images: The Protect MenuSelecting Protect from the playback menu displaysthe menu shown at right

135Reference–Playing Images Back3 Press button to complete operation.To exit Protect menu without changing pro-tected status of images, press MENU b

1Menu GuideRefer to this section for instructions on using themenus that control some aspects of camera op-eration. This section also contains an ind

136Reference–Playing Images BackOrdering Prints: The Print-Set MenuSelecting Print Set from the playback menu displaysthe menu shown at right. Here y

137Reference–Playing Images Back3 Use multi selector to specify number ofprints. Press up to increase (maximum 9),down to decrease. To deselect imag

138Reference–Playing Images BackMarking All Images for Transfer: The Transfer MenuSelecting Transfer from the playback menu displaysthe menu shown at

139Reference–Playing Images BackTelevision Playback: Connecting Your Camera to a Video DeviceUsing the EG-775 video cable provided with your camera, y

140Reference–ConnectionsConnectionsYour Camera and Your ComputerBy connecting your Nikon digital camera to a computer running Nikon View, youunleash i

141Reference–ConnectionsThis section describes how to connect your camera to a computer running NikonView using the UC-E2 Universal Serial Bus (USB) c

142Reference–ConnectionsBefore You Begin: Installing Nikon ViewThe first step to using Nikon View is to read the directions for installation. These a

143Reference–Connections2Install Adobe Acrobat ReaderThe installation instructions for Nikon View are in Portable Document Format(PDF). To view the i

144Reference–ConnectionsGetting Connected: Connecting to Your ComputerOnce you have installed Nikon View, you are ready to transfer pictures and movie

145Reference–Connections3Connect the interface cable to thecomputerConnect the other end of the cable to thecomputer as shown at right.4Connect the in

2Introduction–OverviewOverviewAbout This ManualThank you for your purchase of a COOLPIX775 digital camera. This manualhas been written to help you e

146Reference–ConnectionsUse a Reliable Power SourceWhen transferring data between the camera and the computer, we recommend that youuse an EH-21 AC ad

147Reference–Connections5Press the TRANSFER buttonOnce the camera is turned on, Nikon View will au-tomatically detect the camera. After Nikon Viewhas

148Reference–ConnectionsDisconnecting the CameraWhen you want to disconnect the camera from the computer, follow the instructions belowbefore turning

149Reference–ConnectionsDisconnecting the Camera During image TransferConfirm that image transfer is complete and the message“TRANSFER COMPLETED” is d

150Reference–ConnectionsReading Pictures from Memory CardsIf you have a CompactFlash™ card reader or your computer is equipped with a PCcard slot, you

151Reference–ConnectionsRemoving the Memory CardBe sure that image transfer is complete before removingthe memory card from the card reader or PC card

152Reference–Technical NotesTechnical NotesCamera Care, Options, and ResourcesThis section provides information on:Caring for Your Camera ...

153Reference–Technical NotesCaring for Your CameraCleaningLens/ViewfinderThe key to cleaning these glass parts is to not touch them with yourfingers.

154Reference–Technical NotesOptional AccessoriesAt the time of writing, the following optional accessories were available for theCOOLPIX775. Contact

155Reference–Technical NotesWeb ResourcesAt the time of writing, the following on-line resources were available for users ofNikon digital imaging equi

3Introduction–OverviewTo make it easier to find the information you need, the following symbolsand conventions are used:Life-Long LearningAs part of N

156Reference–Technical NotesTroubleshootingIf your camera fails to function as expected, check the list of common problemsbelow before consulting your

157Reference–Technical NotesPossible CauseProblem929393106• Flash is off.• Flash window blocked.• Subject is outside range of flash.• Exposure compens

158Reference–Technical NotesError MessagesThe following table lists the error messages and other warnings that appear in themonitor and how to deal wi

159Reference–Technical Notes• Error encountered whilesaving photo.• Camera has run out of fold-er or file numbers.• Select Off or Reset in Seq.Numbers

160Reference–Technical NotesProblem SolutionDisplayNo images marked with icon when TRANSFER buttonpressed to transfer images tocomputer.Disconnect cam

161Reference–Technical Notes• Error has occurred in cam-era’s internal circuitry.• Lens obstructed when cam-era is turned on or off.Turn camera off, u

162Reference–Technical NotesSpecificationsLens •3× Zoom Nikkor• F = 5.8 – 17.4 mm (35 mm Camera format equivalent to 38 –115 mm ); f/2.8 – f/4.9• Seve

163Reference–Technical NotesCapture modes • Single• Continuous• Multi-Shot 16 (sixteen frames 400 × 300 pixels in size)Exposure metering 256-segment m

164Reference–Technical NotesBuilt-in SpeedlightFlash control Sensor flash systemRange 0.4 – 1.7 m (1´4˝ – 5´7˝) at maximum zoom0.4 – 3.0 m (1´4˝ – 9´1

165Reference–Technical NotesBattery life Approximately 100minutes (EN-EL1) when using monitor at 20°C(68°F)Dimensions(W × H × D)Approximately 87 × 66

4Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775Getting to Know the COOLPIX775The Parts of the Camera and Their FunctionsTake a few moments to familiarize

166Reference–IndexIndexSymbols2CR5. See BatteryA, , , , , , . See White balanceAAC adapter ... 35, 139AUTO menu

167Reference–IndexIImage quality ...97Image sharpening ... 108Image size ...

168Reference–IndexRRed-eye reduction ... 93Red-eye reduction lamp ... 93Red light ...

Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775510 Red (flash-ready) light ... 611 Green (autofocus) light ...

iiTo prevent damage to your Nikon product or injury to yourself or to others,read the following safety precautions in their entirety before using this

6Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775How to Use It—Camera Controls and DisplaysA The ViewfinderPictures can be framed in the viewfinder or in t

Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX7757B The MonitorLike the viewfinder, the monitor can be used to frame pictures. Duringshooting, the monitor

8Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775C The Power SwitchThe power switch turns the camera on and off. When the camera is turnedon, the green li

Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX7759E The Mode DialThe mode dial is used to select the operating mode. You have a choice ofnine shooting mode

10Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775The multi selector is used to perform a variety of operations: to composepictures, to scroll through imag

Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX7751116Move highlight bar down.Using the menus5860122View the picture recorded after the cur-rent picture.Full

12Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX775The transfer (TRANSFER) button is used to selectimages for transfer and to transfer selected imagesfrom t

Introduction–Getting to Know the COOLPIX77513J The / ButtonWhen taking pictures, the flash mode ( ) buttoncontrols the built-in Speedlight ( 92).

14Introduction–Menu GuideMenu GuideUsing Camera MenusChanges to some settings can be made with the help of menus that appearin the monitor. The optio

Introduction–Menu Guide15Viewing the MenusWhen the camera is on, the menu for the cur-rent operating mode can be displayed by press-ing the MENU butto

iiiDo not disassembleTouching the product’s internal parts could result in injury. In the event of amalfunction, the product should be repaired only

16Introduction–Menu GuideMaking a SelectionUse the multi selector to make a selection.Display optionsSELECT SETS1OFFMENUFULLXGAVGAQUALSIZEAIMAGE SIZE•

Introduction–Menu Guide17SELECT SETS1OFFMENUQUALSIZEAIMAGE QUALITYAccessing the Setup MenuTo access the SET-UP menu from the AUTO or SCENE menu:Positi

18Introduction–Menu GuideIndex to Menu OptionsThe pages that follow list the options that are displayed when the MENUbutton is pressed, together with

Introduction–Menu Guide19SELECT SETS1OFFMENUFINENORMALBASICQUALSIZEAIMAGE QUALITYImage QualityChoose BASIC for reduced file size, FINE for high im-age

20Introduction–Menu GuideThe SCENE MenuThe SCENE menu contains options for adjusting image quality and size.1SSELECT SETOFFMENUQUALSIZESCENE

Introduction–Menu Guide21SELECT SETS1OFFMENUFINENORMALBASICQUALSIZEIMAGE QUALITYImage QualityChoose BASIC for reduced file size, FINE for high im-age

22Introduction–Menu GuideThe SET-UP MenuThe SET-UP menu contains two pages of options.SET-UP Menu, Page 1PAGE2MENUSELECTSETS1SET-UPSET-UPBrightnessAut

Introduction–Menu Guide231SSELECTSETOFFMENUSEQ. NUMBERSEQ. NUMBERBrightnessAuto TransferSeq. NumberMemory Card FormatDateAuto OffOnOffResetSeq. Number

24Introduction–Menu GuideSET-UP Menu, Page 2The SET-UP Menu1SSELECTSETOFFMENUSET-UPSET-UPVideo ModeLanguage

Introduction–Menu Guide25Video ModeChoose the standard for video output from NTSCand PAL.1SSELECTSETOFFMENUVideo Mode NTSCPA LLanguageVIDEO MODEVIDEO

ivUse appropriate cablesWhen connecting cables to the input and output jacks, use only the cablesprovided or sold by Nikon for the purpose, to maintai

26Introduction–Menu GuideThe PLAY BACK MenuThe playback menu contains options for deleting pictures, managing thepictures stored on the memory card, a

Introduction–Menu Guide27TransferMark all pictures on the memory card for transfer orremove marking from all pictures.1381SELECTSETOFFMENUTRANSFERSlid

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29Review and DeletionLearn how to review and delete pictures whilesetting up your next shot.Taking PicturesRead this section for a step-by-step guide

30Tutorial–First StepsFirst StepsGetting Ready to Use Your CameraBefore using your camera for the first time, you will need to complete thesteps shown

31Tutorial–First Steps1SSELECTSETOFFMENUYMDDATEDATE1SSELECTSETOFFMENUVideo ModeDEFSLanguageLANGUAGELANGUAGE1243NORMALNORMAL[ 10 10 ]AUTUTOSTEP12121

32Tutorial–First StepsStep 1—Attach the Camera StrapTo ensure that the camera is not dropped and damaged, attach the camerastrap as shown and wear it

33Tutorial–First StepsStep 2—Insert the BatteryYour camera is powered by a single rechargeable Nikon EN-EL1 lithium-ionbattery (provided) or a non-rec

34Tutorial–First Steps122.4 Insert the batteryInsert a rechargeable Nikon EN-EL1lithium-ion battery (provided) or 2CR5(DL245) lithium battery (availab

35Tutorial–First StepsRemoving the BatteryThe battery can be removed without affecting pictures stored on the memorycard. All settings other than dat

vCAUTIONSKeep dryThis product is not waterproof, and may malfunction if immersed in water orexposed to high levels of humidity. Rusting of the intern

36Tutorial–First StepsStep 3—Insert the Memory CardIn place of film, your Nikon digital camera uses CompactFlash™ (CF) memorycards to store pictures.

37Tutorial–First StepsFormatting Memory CardsWhile the memory card provided with your camera is formatted at shipment,other memory cards must be forma

38Tutorial–First StepsFormatting Memory Cards (Continued)Confirmation dialog displayed1SSELECTSETOFFMENUMEMORY CARD FORMATMEMORY CARD FORMATWARNING!Al

39Tutorial–First StepsStep 4—Check the Battery LevelBefore using the camera, check the battery level in the monitor to makesure that the battery is ch

40Tutorial–First StepsPress twice to display second page ofSET-UP menuStep 5—Choose a LanguageCamera menus and messages can be displayed in your choic

41Tutorial–First StepsChoose a language from:DDeutsch (German)EEnglishFFrançais (French)S Español (Spanish)Display options1SSELECTSETOFFMENUVideo Mode

42Tutorial–First StepsStep 6—Set the Time and DateInformation on the time and date of recording is included with all picturesand movies taken with you

43Tutorial–First StepsAny pictures taken before the time and date have been set will have a timestamp of “0000.00.00 00:00.” If the time and date hav

44Tutorial–Taking PicturesTaking PicturesThe BasicsThis section details the basic steps involved in taking pictures in auto mode .In this automatic, “

45Tutorial–Taking PicturesNORMALNORMALAUTUTO[ 10 10 ]STEP

viKeep away from strong magnetic fieldsDo not use or store this device in the vicinity of equipment that generatesstrong electromagnetic radiation or

46Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 1—Ready the CameraBefore using your camera, complete the following steps:1.1 Turn the mode dial to 1.2 Turn the camera

47Tutorial–Taking PicturesNORMALNORMALAUTUTO[ 10 10 ]AB1.3 Check indicators in the monitorBefore taking pictures, be sure that the bat-tery is ch

48Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 2—Adjust Camera Settings (Optional)In auto mode, you can use the buttons and menus to control the settingslisted the fo

49Tutorial–Taking PicturesSetting Default ControlDescription107±0Exposurecompensa-tionOptimal exposure for most scenes.AUTOmenu108–109AutoImageSharpen

50Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 3—Frame the PictureAfter adjusting camera settings, you are ready to frame your picture.3.1 Ready the cameraTo prevent

51Tutorial–Taking PicturesMove That Camera!Although zoom is a useful tool for composing pictures, remember that originalcompositions can be created ju

52Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 4—Focus and Shoot4.1 FocusTo focus the camera on the subject in thecenter of the frame, press the shutter-re-lease butt

53Tutorial–Taking Picturesfl.2 Check the green lightWith the shutter-release button pressed halfway,check that the green (autofocus) light next to the

54Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 5—Check the ResultsAfter each shot, the green light will blink as thepicture is recorded to the memory card. If themon

55Tutorial–Taking PicturesStep 6—Turn the Camera OffWhen you have finished using the camera, turnthe camera off to save battery power. Turningthe cam

vii• On cold days, the capacity of batteries tends to decrease. Be sure the batteryis fully charged before taking pictures outside in cold weather.

56Tutorial–Review and DeletionReview and DeletionQuick ReviewWith a film camera, only when the film was developed would you knowwhether your pictures

57Tutorial–Review and Deletion[ 5 5 ]NORMAL[ 5 5 ]AUTUTONORMAL[ 10 10 ]AUTUTO2001.07.252001.07.2514:2014:20NORMALNORMAL5/ 95/ 9][0005

58Tutorial–Review and DeletionQuick ReviewWhen you press the button to enter quickreview mode, the most recent picture on thememory card will be dis

59Tutorial–Review and DeletionAll other camera controls function as they do in shooting mode.To Press DescriptionView currentphoto fullscreenEnter ful

60Tutorial–Review and DeletionFull-Screen ReviewFrom quick review, press the button toenter full-screen review. The picture displayed inquick-revie

61Tutorial–Review and DeletionTo Press DescriptionImages marked for transfer to a computer areshown by a icon. To select the current imagefor transf

62Tutorial–Review and DeletionThumbnail ReviewPressing the button in full-screen review dis-plays a menu of nine thumbnail images. The fol-lowing o

63Tutorial–Review and DeletionFor more information on:124 Photo information125 Movie playbackDescriptionPressToImages marked for transfer to a compute

64Tutorial–Review and Deletion64Selecting images for transfer to the computerIn Full-Screen Review Mode and Thumbnail Review Mode, images to betransfe

65Where Do I Gofrom Here?Doing More withYour Digital CameraHow Do I Send Pictures toMy Friends and Family?How Do I MakePrints?How Do I KeepTrack of My

viii• No part of the manuals included with this product may be reproduced,transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated intoan

66How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?Distributing Photos by E-Mail

67How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?1Choose an image quality of BASIC or NORMALChoosing an image quality of BASIC

68How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?NORMALNORMALAUTUTO[ 3333]XGAXGAPress the MENU button to return toshooting

69How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?3Take picturesTake pictures as described in “Tutorial: Taking Pictures”( 44)

70How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?Distributing Images ElectronicallyOnce you have taken the images you want to

71How Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Send Pictures to My Friends and Family?5Disconnect the cameraWhen all selected images have been transferred,the moni

72Where Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Make Prints?How Do I Make Prints?From Data to PaperDigital photographs can be printed in a variety of ways. Many

73Where Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Make Prints?Digital Print-Order Format (DPOF)The Print Set option in the playback menu is used to create a digital

74Where Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Make Prints?Printing from Removable MediaEven if your photofinisher does not offer support for DPOF, you may still

75Where Do I Go from Here?–How Do I Keep Track of My Photos ?How Do I Keep Track of My Photos?Using Image Database SoftwareOnce you have transferred l

ixNotice for customers in the U.S.A.Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Radio Frequency Interference StatementThis equipment has been tested andfo

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7777ReferenceThe DetailsBeyond Point-and-ShootAdvancedPhotographyCamera Setup78–9394–109110–119Playing Images Back120–139Connections140–151Technical N

78Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootBeyond Point-and-ShootCamera ControlsThis section covers operations that can be performed in auto (), scene, and mov

79Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootControl Described inCreative Photography ...

80Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootCreative Photography: Choosing a ModeAlthough auto mode, with its range of menu options and camera settings, is suit

81Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootNORMALNORMALAUTUTO[ 10 10 ]RotateThis section describes when to use each of the nineshooting modes. To choose

82Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootWhen to Use ItFocusModeFlashModeModeThe table below illustrates when to use each of the nine shooting modes. The ic

83Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootCaptures the beautiful reds in sunsetsor sunrises exactly as you see them.AutoororSunsetFocusModeFlashModeMode When

84Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootFraming Pictures: Optical and Digital ZoomYour Nikon digital camera offers two kinds of zoom: optical zoom, in which

85Reference–Beyond Point-and-ShootOptical vs. Digital ZoomIn digital zoom, data from the camera’s image sensor are processed digitally, enlarging thec