Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto coolpix del fabbricante Nikon
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i Introduction Firs t Step s Basic P hotograp hy an d Playback : Auto Mode Shootin g Suited f or the Scene - High- sensit ivit y Shooting Mode, Scene Mod e Anti -shake M ode One- Touch Po rtrait M ode.
ii Intro ducti on Introduction For Y our Safety To preven t damag e to yo ur Nikon p roduct o r injury to yo urself or to others , read t he foll owin g saf ety pr ecau tion s in th eir enti ret y befo re usi ng thi s equipm ent. Ke ep th ese s afety i nstruc tions w here a ll tho se who u se th e pro d- uct wil l read them.
iii For Your Safety Intro ducti on Observe cau tion when han- dli ng th e bat te ry The bat tery m ay leak o r expl ode if improp erly handl ed. Ob serve th e followin g preca utions when han- dling the battery fo r use in th is product : • Before repla cing th e batt ery, turn the pr oduct o ff.
iv For Your Safety Intro ducti on • Do n ot han dle the plug or bat tery charger wit h wet han ds. Failu re to obser ve this pr ecau tion co uld result in electr ic shock.
v Intro ducti on Notices This prod uct, w hich c ontains encrypti on softw are deve lope d in the Unit ed Stat es, is c ontr ol led by the U nite d St ates Exp ort A dmini st ra- tio n Reg ulat ion s and may not be export ed or re-exp orte d to any coun try to whi ch th e Unit ed St ates embarg oes goods .
vi Notices Intro ducti on FCC/IC RF E xposure Stat emen t The av ai labl e sc ienti fic evi den ce does not sho w that an y health pr ob- lems a re asso ciated with u sing low power wi reless devic es. Ther e is no proof, how ever, that the se low power wire less d evic es are abso- lutel y safe.
vii Notices Intro ducti on CAUTIONS Modifi cation s The FCC r equir es the user to be notified that an y cha nges or modif i- catio ns made t o this devi ce tha t are not exp ressly a pproved by Niko n Corpor ation ma y void the u ser’s auth ori ty to op erat e the eq uipme nt.
viii Intro ducti on T able of Contents Introduc tion ... .... .... .... ..... .... ...... .... ..... .... .... .... .... ..... .... ...... .... .... ..... .... .... .... .... ..ii For Your Safety ........ ..... ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ....
ix Table of Co ntents Intro ducti on Basic Photograp hy and Playba ck: Auto Mode ...... .... .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... ......2 4 Step 1 Turn th e Camera On and Select L (Au to) Mode . ..... ...... ..... ......... .... 2 4 Indicators Displayed in L (Auto) Mo de .
x Table of Contents Intro ducti on More o n Playb ack .... ..... .... .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... .... ....... .... .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... .... 52 Viewi ng Mu lti ple Pic tures : Th umbn ail P layba ck ........ ...... ..... ......
xi Table of Co ntents Intro ducti on Connecting to a ImageL ink-compatible Printer ................. ........................... 95 Removi ng t he D ock Inse rt.. ..... ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ...... ..... ...... ........ ...... ...... . 95 Shootin g, Playbac k, and Setu p Menus.
xii Table of Contents Intro ducti on Wirele ss Transfe r Mode .... .... .... .... ....... .... .... .... .... ..... .... ...... .... ..... .... .... .... ....130 What is Wir eless Tra nsfe r Mode? .... ...... ........ ...... ..... ...... ..... .......
1 Intro ducti on About This Manual Thank you for you r pur chase of a Nikon C OOLP IX S7c digital cam era. This manual has bee n writt en to hel p you e njoy taki ng pict ures wi th your Nikon digital cam era. Read this manu al thoro ughly be fore use , and kee p it where all those w ho use th e prod uct will read it.
2 Intro ducti on Information and Pr ecautions Life-Long Learnin g As part of Nikon’s “Life-Long Learning ” commitm ent to ongo ing produ ct support and educa- tion, continually updated information is available online at the following si tes: • For users in t he U.
3 Information and Pr ecautions Intro ducti on Notice Con cerning Prohi bition of Cop ying or Reproduc tion Note that simply being in p ossessi on of mat erial that ha s been digi tally co pied or reproduc ed by means of a scann er, digit al camer a or o ther device m ay be punishable by law.
4 Information and Precautions Intro ducti on Note the follo wing i mporta nt po ints be fore u sing t his pro duct’s wirel ess LAN functi on. Restrictio ns of Use Unde r Radio La ws and Preca utions.
5 Information and Pr ecautions Intro ducti on • Nikon makes no guar antees whatsoever concerning the ability of this Service to store or safeguard images.
6 Intro ducti on Parts of the Camera Attaching the Camera Stra p Powe r-on lamp ( c 24) Speaker ( c 59, 76) Self- time r lamp ( c 34) AF-ass ist il lumi- nato r (L ED ; c 33, 37, 123) Built-in flash (.
7 Parts of the Camera Intro ducti on Indicator la mp ( c 18, 73, 77, 103)/Fl ash lamp ( c 33) Monitor ( c 8) Multi connector ( c 19) Tripod socket o (shooting/playback) button ( c 10, 30) T (del ete) .
8 Intro ducti on The Monitor The followi ng indi cators m ay appe ar in the m onitor dur ing shoo ting and playbac k (actua l disp lay var ies w ith curr ent ca mera se tti ngs). Shooting * Differs a ccording to th e current shooting mod e. Refer t o the section s on each mod e for details.
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10 Intro ducti on Basic Operations The o (sho oting /pl ay back ) But ton The D (mode) But ton Press D durin g sh ooting or pl ayback to display each mode -sel ection menu. Use the rot ary mul ti select or ( c 12) to choo se the de sired mode. •P r e s s o to swi tch be tween the mode -sel ec- tion me nus for s hooting mode and playba ck mode.
11 Basic Ope rati ons Intro ducti on The m Button Press m to display t he menu for the s electe d mode. Use the rota ry multi select or to navi gate the menu s ( c 12). *1 To disp lay the anti- shake menu, enter a nti-s hake mode by pre ssing F and the n pres s m .
12 Basic Operat ions Intro ducti on The Rotary Multi S elector The rotary multi selector is made up of the outer ring, the rotating inner ri ng (between the outer ring and d button) , and t he d butt on. Whe n sel ectin g menus or pi cture s, y ou can eith er pres s th e out er ri ng up, down, left, or r ight, or rotate the inner ring.
13 Basic Ope rati ons Intro ducti on Help Di spla ys Press t he zoom c ontro l to v ( l ) to vie w a desc ription o f the cur rently select ed me nu op tion. • Use the rotary multi se lect or to s how the p revious or nex t menu op tion. •P r e s s d to display the sh ooting menu o r setup me nu for th e sele cted menu option .
14 First Steps First Steps The COOL-S T A TION and AC Adapte r The COO L-STA TI ON The supplie d MV-15 COOL-STAT ION can be used to: • Charge t he came ra ba ttery ( when the ca mera is turn ed off .
15 The COOL-STATION and AC Adapter First Steps The AC A dapt er The sup plied EH -64 AC ad apte r can: • When the camer a is turned on, power the ca mera from a po wer outlet . • W hen the camera is tur ned off, charge the bat tery in the cam era ( c 18).
16 First Steps Inserting the Battery The c amera use s a re chargea ble EN-EL8 li thiu m-ion ba tter y (supp lied ). Char ge the batt ery be fore fi rst use or when the b attery is runni ng low ( c 18 ) . 1 Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover.
17 Inserting t he Battery First Steps Removing the Ba ttery Turn the camera off before removin g the b attery . To ejec t the batt er y, open the ba ttery-c hamber / memory card sl ot co ver and sli de t he batt ery latch in the direct ion show n ( 1 ).
18 First Steps Charging the Battery Charg e th e batt ery be fore firs t use or whe n th e batt ery is ru nn ing l ow. 1 Connec t the COOL-STATION and AC adapter, a nd plug the power cable into an outlet ( c 15). The AC adapter power-on lamp will light.
19 Charging the Battery First Steps l Chargi ng Wi thou t th e COOL-S TATIO N • Charging t he battery is possibl e without us ing the C OOL-STATION . Insert the batte ry into the camera, m ake sure that the cam era is turned off, an d connect the AC adapter t o the multi c onnecto r of t he cam era di rectl y ( c 15).
20 First Steps Setting Display Language, Date, and Time A lan guage-s elec tion di alog is disp layed t he f irst t ime the c amer a is tu rned on. 1 Press the power switch to turn on the camera. The power-on lamp (gr een) will light and the monitor will turn on.
21 Setting Display Language, Date, and Time First Steps 6 Edit the day ([D]) (orde r of the day, month, an d year may differ in some areas) and press d . 7 Edit the mo nth ([M]) and press d . 8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 to edit the y ear ([Y]), hour, an d minutes.
22 First Steps Inserting Memory Car ds Pictu res are sto red in the ca mera’s inte rnal memo ry (14 MB ) or on remova ble Secure Digita l (SD) memory c ards ( avai lable s eparat ely) ( c 15 9).
23 Inserting Memory Cards First Steps Remov ing M emory Cards Before removin g memor y card s, turn t he cam- era off and co nfirm that the pow er-on and indi- cato r lamps are o ff. Open t he batt ery- chamb er/ memory card sl ot co ver an d press the ca rd in ( 1 ) to par tially ej ect t he card ( 2 ).
24 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Basic Pho tograph y and P layback: Auto Mo de Step 1 T ur n the Cam era On and Select L (Auto) Mode This se ction d escribes how t o take pictu res in L ( auto) m ode, a n auto matic, “point -and-s hoot” mode recomme nded fo r firs t-time u sers o f digi tal ca m- eras.
25 Step 1 Turn the Camera O n and Select L ( Auto) Mode Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Indicators Display ed in L (Auto) Mode l Available Functions in L (Auto) Mode In L ( auto) mode, macr o close-u p mode ( c 35 ) can be applied and pictures can be taken using the f lash ( c 32 ) and self-timer ( c 34).
26 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Step 2 Frame a Pict ur e 1 Ready the camera. Hold the camera steadily in both hands, keeping your fingers and oth er objec ts away from th e lens, fl ash, and self-timer lamp. When taking pictures in “tall” orientat ion, turn the camera so th at the b uilt-in flash is above the lens.
27 Step 2 F rame a Picture Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Electr onic VR Electr onic VR ( c 106) will be enable d in L (auto) mode a ccordi ng to s hooting cond itions and may be applied to blurred pi ctures when th ey are rec orded ( L is displa yed in t he monito r when sh ooting).
28 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Step 3 Focus and Shoot 1 Press the shutter-release button halfway. The camera foc uses on the s ubject at the c enter of the fr am e. When the subjec t is in focus, the focus indica tor ( p ) is green.
29 Step 3 Foc us a nd Sh oot Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode j During R ecording While pictures are being r ecorded, the y (wait ) icon will be d isplayed, and the O (rec ording to memor y card) or M (recording to internal memory) icon will blink.
30 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Step 4 Viewing and Del eting Pictures Full- Fram e Play bac k Press o . The la st p ict ure ta ken will be di spla ye d. Use the rotary multi selecto r to view additiona l pictures. Rotate quickl y to scroll rapi dly to the desire d picture.
31 Step 4 Viewing and Deleting Pictures Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode k Full-Frame Playback Mode The following options ar e available in full-f rame playback m ode.
32 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Using the Fl ash The flas h has a ran ge of 0. 3–7.5 m (1 ft.– 24 ft.) w hen the came ra is zoo med out all the way. With m axim um optica l zoom ap plied, th e range is 0.3–4 m (1 ft.–13 f t.
33 Using the Flash Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode j The B (Off) Indic ator Note the follo wing wh en ligh ting is poor and the flash is off ( B ).
34 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode T aking Pictur e s with the Se lf-Timer The c amera is equ ipped with a ten -sec ond and thr ee-s econd time r for s elf- portr aits . When us ing the se lf-t imer, moun t the c amera on a tripod ( recom- mended) or r est it on a fl at, l evel surf ace.
35 Basi c Phot ogr aphy and P layba ck: A uto Mode Macro Close-up Mode Macro close- up mod e is us ed fo r taking sho ts of p ictures as clo se as 4 cm (1.6 in.). No te that the flash ma y be unab le to li ght e ntire s ubject at di stan ces of less than 30 cm (11.
36 Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode Shooting Suited for th e Scene - High-sensitivity Sho oting Mode, Scene Mode High-sensitivity Shooting Mode High-se ns.
37 Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode Assi st Mo de s and Scen e M odes The cam era o ffers a choi ce of fiftee n “s cene” options. Camera se ttings are aut omatically opti- mize d for the sel ected su bjec t type.
38 Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode Assi st Mode s Compos e pictures with the he lp of fram ing guid es disp layed in the monit or. Takin g Pictur es in Assist Modes 1 Enter scen e mode by pressing D in shoo ting mo de, se lecting n (use the rota ry multi selector), and then pressing d .
39 Assist Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode B Portrait As sist Use this mod e fo r po rtr aits in whi ch th e m ain s ub- ject stand s out cl earl y. Po rtrait sub jects exh ibit smoo th, natu ral -l ooki ng sk in to nes .
40 Assist Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode E Landscape Assi st Use th is mod e for v ivid lan dsc apes, c itysca pes, and portr aits featurin g a landmar k in the backgro und. 1 Flash is set to z for [Group l eft] and [ Group ri ght].
41 Assist Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode P Sports Assist Use this mo de fo r dyna mic ac tion s hots t hat freeze the act ion in a si ngle sho t or re cord mo tion i n a ser ies of pict ur es. N o fr ami ng g uide s ar e di spl aye d.
42 Assist Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode D Night Portra it Assist Use t his mode to achi eve a natu ral b alan ce betwe en the m ain s ubject an d back grou nd lightin g in po rtra its take n a t ni ght.
43 Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode Scene Mode s Takin g Pictur es in Scene M odes 1 Enter sce ne mode by pressing D in shooting mode, selecti ng n (use the rotary multi s elec- tor), and then pressing d .
44 Scene Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode Featu res 1 Fill flash with slow sync and red-eye re duct ion. Other sett ings can be selected. 2 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed. 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed.
45 Scene Mod es Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed. 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed.
46 Scene Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed. 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed. K Fi rewo rk s s how Q Slow shu tte r s peed s a re us ed to capt ur e the ex pand in g bu rst of light fr om a firework.
47 Scene Mod es Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode 1 Other set ting s ca n be sele ct ed. Taking P ictu res for a Panor ama The came ra foc uses on the sub ject in the ce nter of the fram e. Use a tr ipod for be st re sul ts.
48 Scene Modes Shooting Su ited for the Scene - High-sen sitivity Sh ooting Mode , Scene Mode 4 Take the second pict ure. Compose the ne xt picture so that it over- laps the first pic ture. Repeat until you have taken th e nece ssary number of pi ctures to comp lete the scene.
49 Anti-shake Mode Anti-sh ake Mode Shooting in Anti-shake Mode Anti -shak e m ode o ffe rs th e foll ow ing fe atu res: • Thi s mode reduces effect s of cam era shak e or blur red subje cts, and pro- duces cl ea r images . • [Elec tr onic VR] ( c 1 06) and [ BSS ] (b est s hot sel ect or) a re en abl ed.
50 One-To uch Po rtrait Mode One-Touch Portrait Mode T aking Pictures in the One-T ouch Portrait Mode For portrait shots, press the m button when the camera is in L (auto) mode, high-sensitivit y shooting mode, scene mode, movie mode, and anti-shake mode.
51 One-To uch Po rtrait Mode The On e-T ouch Portrait Menu Press m in one-touch portrait mo de to di splay the on e-touch portra it menu. In addition to im age m ode an d expos ure com pen sation , portrai t effect s (reduc ing vivid ness o f skin to nes, softe ning overall i mage) c an be se t.
52 More on Playback More o n Playba ck Viewing Multiple Pictur es: Thumbnail Playback Press t he zoo m co ntrol t o t ( j ) in ful l-fra me playbac k ( c 30) t o disp lay p ictur es in “c onta ct sheets ” of thumbn ail i mages.
53 More on Playback T aking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom Press ing the z oom contr ol t o v ( k ) during full-fram e playbac k ( c 30) zooms t he c urrent p ictur e in 3×, with the cent er of the pi ctur e disp laye d in th e m oni- tor (Qui ck Pla yback Z oom).
54 More on Playback Editing Pictures Use th e COOLP IX S 7c to edit pict ures in -came ra an d store t hem as sepa rate files ( c 160). The editing f eatures describe d below are availa ble. k Picture Editing • The COOLPIX S7c editing functio ns may not b e available for pictures taken with non- COOLPIX S7c digital cameras.
55 Editing Pictures More on Playback Crea tin g a Crop ped Co py: C rop This fu nction is only av ailable w hen N : u is di splaye d in the mo nitor wit h playbac k zoom ( c 53) enab led. Cropp ed copi es are stor ed as sep arate fil es. 1 Press the zoom control to v ( k ) to zoom in on the imag e.
56 Editing Pictures More on Playback Enhanc ing Brightn ess an d Contrast: D-Lighting D-Lighting c an be u sed to c reate co pies w ith enh anced br ightne ss and co n- trast, brig htenin g dark por tions o f a picture . Enhanc ed copies are sto red as separa te fi les.
57 Editing Pictures More on Playback Compen sating Blurre d Imag es: Electroni c VR Vibratio n redu ction is used to crea te a n ew im age b y compe nsatin g the blurred ima ge. Crea ted copi es are stor ed as sepa rated fi les. 1 Choose the d esired imag e in full-frame pla yba ck ( c 30).
58 Editing Pictures More on Playback H Resiz ing Pictu res: Sm all Pi cture Crea te a small copy of th e cu rren t pi ctur e. Sma ll c opi es ar e st ore d as JP EG files with a c ompress ion ratio of 1: 16.
59 More on Playback V oice Memos: Recor ding and Playback Use the camera’s built-i n micropho ne to reco rd voice memo s for pic tures marked wi th N : O in fu ll-fr ame pla yback ( c 30). Recording Voic e Mem os A voice memo will b e recorded while the shutter-release b utton is held down.
60 More on Playback Viewing Pictur es by Date Pictures taken on a spe cific da te ca n be sel ected f or viewin g, dele tion, p rint- ing, prote ction, an d tran sfer.
61 Viewing Pictures by Date More on Playback Select ing a Da te in L ist-by-D ate M ode 1 Enter list-by-date mode by pressing D , selec ting L (use the rotary multi selector) in playbac k mode, and then pres s- ing d . Dates for whi ch pictures exist wil l be listed.
62 Viewing Pictures by Date More on Playback Usin g Cale nd ar Mode and Lis t-b y-Da te Mod e j Notes on Cale ndar Mo de an d List -by-da te Mode • Up to 9,000 pict ures can be regi stered in c alendar mo de or in list-by- date mod e. If more pict ure s ex ist, “*” is di spla yed next to th e nu mber.
63 Viewing Pictures by Date More on Playback The follow ing ope rations are ava ilable wh en in fu ll-frame pl ayback: To Press De sc rip tio n c View other pic- tures Use the rotary multi selector to ch oose and view other pic tures. 30 Zoom in v ( k ) A maxi mum of 10× zoom in is a vailab le after using Quick Playback Zoom.
64 Viewing Pictures by Date More on Playback Calend ar Mo de and List-by-Da te M ode Me nus Press m in eit her mode to displ ay the fo llowing menus for only the pic - tures ta ken on the specified date.
65 More on Playback Pictmotion by muvee Pictmo tion* cr eates sl ide sh ow movies with custom tran sitions and back- ground m usic. It i s only ava ilable wh en a me mory ca rd i s inser ted in the camera. * Pictmot ion is pow ered by m uvee T echnolo gies.
66 Pictmotion by muvee More on Playback Creating a Cust om Pictm otion Movie 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Confirm] in the pi cture selec tion me nu ( c 65, step 3) and pr ess d . Th e ch eck b ox is s elec te d ( y ). 2 Choose [All i mages] or [C hoose date] and press d .
67 Pic tmo t ion b y mu vee More on Playback j Notes on Pict motion • Pictmotion supports both still pictures an d movie files; note, however, that in the case of movies only a small portion selected from the first 60 seconds of each movie will be included.
68 Pictmotion by muvee More on Playback Other Options fo r Pictmotion Movies Pressing m in the Pictmotion screen ( c 65, step 2) displays the Pictmotion settings m enu, wh ile pressing i t in the save c onfirmat ion dialog ( c 65, s tep 4) displays the change settings menu .
69 Pic tmo t ion b y mu vee More on Playback Viewi ng Pict motion M ovies 1 Enter Pict motion playb ack mode by pressing D in playbac k mode, sel ecting P (u se the rotary multi selector), and then pressing d . 2 Use the rotary multi selector to choose the desired Pic tmotion mo vie and pre ss d .
70 Movies Movi es Recording Movi es To shoo t movies wit h sound r ecorded via the b uilt- in micr ophone, se lect shooti ng mode an d follo w the steps below . 1 Enter movie mode by pressing D in shooti ng mode, se lecting S (use the rotary mul ti selec- tor), and then pressing d .
71 Movies The Mo vie Menu Press m in movie mode to displa y the mov ie menu. T Movie option s c 72 Choose typ e of movie that will be recorded. Y Auto-focus mode c 75 Choose how camera focus es in movie mode. c Elec tro nic V R c 75 Reduce eff ects of camera shake.
72 The Movie Menu Movies Selec ting M ovie O ptio ns The movi e menu of fers the op tions s hown below. * Movies can be as long as free space in the interna l memory or on the memory card allows. All figures are approximate. Maximum movie length or frames varies with make of memory card .
73 The Movie M enu Movies Time-L aps e Movies Record f lowers opening or butt erflies em ergin g from co coons . Charg e the battery be fore shoo ting beg ins. 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Movie o ptions] and pr ess d . 2 Choose [Ti me-lapse movie A ] an d press d .
74 The Movie Menu Movies Stop -Mo tion Mo vies 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Movie o ptions] > [Stop-m otion mov ie] and press d . 2 Press m . The camera returns to shoot ing mode. 3 Press the shutter-release butt on to record the first frame.
75 The Movie M enu Movies Auto-Focus Mode Choose how the camer a focuses in movie mode. Electr onic VR Choo se [O n] to redu ce the effe cts o f cam era s hak e in all m ovie m odes ex cept [Time- lapse m ovie A ] an d [Stop -moti on movi e]. At settings other than [Off] , an electronic VR i ndica- tor is d isplay ed in the moni tor ( c 8).
76 Movies Movi e Play back In ful l-f rame pla yback ( c 30) , movi es ar e r ecog- nized by the T icon. T o play a m ovie, displa y it in ful l-f ram e play back and pr es s d . Use th e zoo m cont rol to ad just pla yback volu me. Press to t ( j ) to lower volume , or to v ( k ) to raise vo lum e.
77 Voice Recor dings Voice Re cordings Making V oice Recordings Audio vo ice rec ordings ca n be r ecorded over the built-in m icro phone a nd played ba ck ove r the built -in spe aker. 1 Enter voice recordin g mode by pressing D in shooti ng mode, selecti ng O (use the rotary mu lti selector ), and then pr essing d .
78 Voice Recor dings Changing the Sound Quality Press m in v oice re cord ing mo de to di splay the f ollowi ng sound qual ity options. Sound Q ua lity Choo se th e soun d qua lity fo r th e rec ordi ng. * Movies can be as long as free space in the interna l memory or on the memory card allows (up to five ho urs).
79 Voice Recor dings Playing V oice Recordings 1 Enter audio play back mode by pressing D in playback mode, selecting q (use the rotary multi selecto r), and then press- ing d . 2 Choose the d esired file and p ress d . The selected file will be played back.
80 Playing Voice Recordings Voice Recor dings Operat ions Du ring Playb ack Use the zoom cont rol t o adjus t pla yback volum e. Pr ess to t ( j ) to low er volume, or to v ( k ) to r aise v olume. Rotat e the rota ry m ult i sele ctor to ad van ce or rew ind t he vo ice r eco rding at twice the no rmal spee d.
81 Voice Recor dings Copying V oice Recordings Copy vo ice reco rdings between the interna l memory and a memory ca rd. This option is a vailable only when a memory card is inse rted. 1 Press m in the select sound fil e screen ( c 79, step 2). 2 Use the rotary multi selector to choose the opti on and pres s d .
82 Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Connectin g to Televis ions, Com puters, and P rinters Connecting to a TV Connect the camer a to a televisi on using th e A/V cable to play b ack pictures on the televisi on. 1 Turn off the camera.
83 Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Connecting to a Computer Use the US B cabl e and P ictu reProj ect so ftware supplie d wit h your camera to copy (t ra nsfe r) pict ur es t o a c om pute r. • You can pla y back pic tures o n a comput er tran sferre d via wir eless LA N.
84 Connec ting to a Compu ter Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Setting the USB Option Set th e USB opti on in the se tup menu ( c 114) on the c amera before con- nect ing the c amera t o a computer or prin ter. 1 Display the setup me nu by pressing D , selecting Z (use the rotary multi selector), and then pressing d .
85 Connect ing to a C omputer Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Tran sferri ng P ictur es to a Compu ter 1 Start a compu ter to wh ich Pictu reProj ect has b een inst alled. 2 Tu rn of f the cam era. 3 Connect the COOL-STATION to th e computer using the suppli ed USB cable.
86 Connec ting to a Compu ter Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s 6 Disconnect the camera once transfer is complete. If the USB option is set to [PTP] Turn the cam era o ff and dis connect th e USB c able.
87 Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Connecting to a Printer Users of Pic tBridge- compa tible ( c 1 77) printe rs can con nect the camera directly to the print er and pr int pictur es witho ut usin g a comput er.
88 Connecting to a Printer Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Connec ting t he Cam era an d Prin ter 1 Set the USB optio n ( c 84) to [P TP]. 2 Turn off the camera. 3 Turn on the printer. Check printe r settings. 4 Connect t he COOL- STATION to t he printer using the supp lied USB cable.
89 Connec ting to a Pri nter Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Prin ting Pict ures One at a Time Afte r connec ting th e ca mera to the pr inte r corre ctly ( c 88), print pic tures by followin g the proc edure bel ow. 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose a pict ure and pres s d .
90 Connecting to a Printer Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s 6 Choose [Sta rt print] and pres s d . 7 Printing starts. Monitor displa y returns to that shown in step 1 when printing is complete. To canc el befo re all copies have been printe d, pre ss d .
91 Connec ting to a Pri nter Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s 3 Choose the desired p aper size an d press d . To speci fy paper si ze using pr inter setting s, choos e [Defau lt] in the paper size menu and press d . 4 Choose [Prin t selection ], [Print all images] or [DPOF printing] and press d .
92 Connecting to a Printer Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s 6 Check t he selec ted pi ctures you wish t o print and press d . To modify selectio n, press m to return to the previ- ous screen . 7 Printing starts. Monitor displa y returns to the print menu (step 2) when printing is complete.
93 Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Cre ating a DPO F Print Or der: Print Set The [Pr int set] optio n in t he play back menu i s used to cre ate dig ital “pr int orders” fo r printin g on DPOF- compa tible devi ces ( c 177).
94 Creatin g a DPOF Print Order: Print Set Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s 5 Choose w hether or not to also prin t shooting date and photo information. [Date]: Print date of recordin g on all pictures in th e prin t ord er. [Info] : Print shut ter spe ed and apertu re on all pictu res in the pri nt order.
95 Connecti ng to Televi sion s, Compu ters, and Pri nter s Connecting to a ImageLin k-compatible Printer See docum entat ion pro vided w ith yo ur printe r for inf ormatio n on ho w to ope rate the prin te r. 1 Attach the supplied PV-11 do ck insert to the printer.
96 Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Shooting, Play back, and Setup Menus Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu The shoot ing men u and high -sensi tivity men u cont ain the fo llowing op tions. 1 See the info rmation o n restric tions that m ay apply to these s ettings ( c 107).
97 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Displ aying the Shoo ting Menu and High- sensi tiv ity Men u Enter L (auto) or high-sensitivity shooting mode by pressing D in shooting mode, selecting the L (auto) or K (high-sensitivity), and then pressing d .
98 Shootin g Opti ons: The Shoot ing Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus k Image Mo de an d the Number of Expos ures Remain ing The follow ing table l ists th e number o f pict ures that can be st ored in in ternal m emory and on a 256 MB memory card, together with the size of still pictu res.
99 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus d White Bala nce Adju st whit e bal anc e ba sed on t he li ght sour ce to give pict ures t he m ost rea listic colors poss ible.
100 Shootin g Opti ons: The Shoot ing Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus f Preset White B alance Preset white balance is used with m ixed lighting or to compensate for light sources with a strong color ca st (for ex ample, to make pictures taken under a lamp with a red shade l ook as though t hey had been taken under wh ite light).
101 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus I Exp. +/ – Exposu re co mpensat ion is use d to alte r ex posure from th e val ue sele cted by the ca mera. Ch oose from val ues bet ween –2.0 EV and + 2.0 EV in incr e- ments of 1 / 3 EV.
102 Shootin g Opti ons: The Shoot ing Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus q Conti nuo us Capt ur e a fle et ing ex pre ssi on on a port rai t sub je ct, photogr aph a subj ect th at is mov ing unpr edicta bly, or capture m otion in a series of pictures .
103 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus z Inter val Tim er Photogr aphy Pictures are take n auto mat ically a t speci fied in terv als.
104 Shootin g Opti ons: The Shoot ing Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus A Best Sho t Selec tor (BSS ) The “be st shot select or” is recommend ed from s itu- ations in which inadverte nt camera movemen t can res ult in bl ur red p ic ture s, o r when par ts o f the image a re p rone t o un der- o r over exposur e.
105 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus W ISO Se nsitivit y Sensit ivity is a measure of how quick ly the cam era reacts to light. Th e higher th e sensit ivity , the less light nee ded to m ake an ex posure.
106 Shootin g Opti ons: The Shoot ing Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus k AF Area Mod e Use t his opt ion t o determin e where the came ra focu ses.
107 Shoot ing Optio ns: The Sh ooti ng Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Restrictions o n Camera Settings Restrict ions apply to the foll owing s ettin gs in L (aut o) mode : Flash mode Flash t urns of f at [Conti nuous] setting s of [Cont inuous] o r [Mult i-shot 16], or wh en [BSS] is on.
108 Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Playback Options: The Pl ayback M enu The playb ack men u conta ins the foll owing options. Displayi ng the Pla yback Menu Display th e playba ck me nu by press ing o and pres sing m . • Use the rotary multi se lect or to cho ose and a pply s etting s.
109 Playback Options: The Playb ack Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Selectin g Multiple Pic tures Follow th e steps below to sel ect multipl e pictures for a pri nt se t ( c 93), deletio .
110 Playback Options: The Playb ack Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus z Slid e Show Play b ack pict ures stored in the inte rnal memor y or on a mem ory card in an autom ated “s lide sh ow”. 1 Di sp lay th e sl ide sho w m en u; use the rotary multi selector to choose [Start] and press d .
111 Playback Options: The Playb ack Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus A Dele te The dele te men u contain s the opt ions s hown below. If no memory card is i nserte d in t he camer a, p ic- ture s in th e inte rn al mem ory wil l be del eted .
112 Playback Options: The Playb ack Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus E Transfer Marki ng Change tr ansf er mar king ( E ) fo r ex isti ng p ictu res.
113 Playback Options: The Playb ack Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus L Copy Copy p ictur es betwe en the intern al memo ry and a memory card. First, sele ct fro m the f ollo wing opti ons. Then, se lect the desire d copy op tion. Choo se [S elec ted image s] ( c 109) to copy speci fic pictu res in the i nternal memo ry or memor y card.
114 Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Basic Ca mera S et up: The Setup Menu The s e tup me nu cont ai ns th e f oll owi ng o pt ions . R Menus c 115 Choose how menus are disp layed. H Quick sta rtup c 116 Enable or disa ble welcome scre en and star t-up sound.
115 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Disp laying the Set up Men u Fir st , di spla y the mode -s elec tio n men u by pres sing D . Then se lect Z (u se the rota ry m ult i s ele ctor ), p res s d . • Use the rotary multi se lect or to cho ose and a pply s etting s.
116 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus H Quick Sta rtup Choose [On ] to disa ble the we lcome screen an d start -up sou nd. The camera will be read y for sho ot- ing as soon as it is tur ned on. Set to [Off] when enabling the welcome scre en.
117 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus W Date Set the camer a cloc k and choos e ho me and trav el destinat ion time zones. Setting Trav el Destinat ion Time Zone 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Time zone] and press d .
118 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus 4 Choose the travel de stination tim e zone and press d . The setting is enabled. Press m to return to shooting or playbac k mode. While the travel destination time zone is selected, the Y icon will be di splayed in the monito r when the camera is in sho oting mode .
119 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus k Time Zones ( c 20) The camera suppo rts the time zones listed below.
120 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Z Monitor Settings Choose wh ethe r or no t to d isplay inf ormati on in the monit or, and s et the moni tor bright ness. Photo Info The foll owin g displa y option s are av ailab le.
121 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus f Date Imp rint Date and time of record ing can be im printed o n pict ures for prin tin g t his info rma tio n f rom prin te rs that are not D POF -com pati ble ( c 168 ).
122 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Date Counter Pictures taken w hile thi s option is in e ffect are imprin ted wit h the nu mber of days re main ing unti l, o r th e nu mber of da ys elap sed s in ce a s pec ifi ed da te.
123 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus u AF A ss ist If [Auto] i s selec ted, AF-ass ist illu mination will be used to a ssist th e focus o pera tion wh en the sub ject is poorly li t. Note t hat fo r some modes, AF-a ssist illu mination turn s off au tom ati cally.
124 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus I Record Orie ntati on Choose wh ethe r or no t to rec ord the orien tation of pictures taken in “tall” orientat ion. Choose [ Auto] t o recor d the pi cture’s o rienta tion detecte d by the cam era’s se nsor .
125 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus M Format Memory/ O Format Card Format t he int ernal me mory or a memor y card . Formatting the Internal Mem ory If no memory ca rd is in serte d, this option i s labe led [Forma t memory ] and fo rmats in ternal memory .
126 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus j Langua ge Choose on e of 20 lan guage s for di splay of camer a menus an d mes sages.
127 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setu p Menu s n Reset All This o ption re stores the fo llowing setti ngs to th eir defaul t valu es: Pop-up m enu Scene mo de One-t.
128 Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus Shooting m enu Setup me nu Others Wire less Tran sfer Men u Image mod e ( c 97) Normal(3 072) White balance ( c 99) Auto .
129 Basic Ca mera Setup: The Setup Me nu Shoot ing, P layba ck, and Setup M enus • Choosing [Reset all] also clears the current file number ( c 160 ) from the m emory . Num- bering w ill contin ue from the lowest n umber available. To reset f ile number ing to “ 0001”, delete all picture s ( c 111) befo re selecting [Reset all].
130 Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Wireless Transfer Mo de What is Wir e less T ransfer Mode? COOLPIX S7c is equipped wit h a wireless tra nsfer mode, which is based on the IEE E 802.
131 What is Wireless Transfer Mode? Wireless Transfe r Mode l Home Wireless LAN • This ref ers t o wire less LAN ne twork s conne cted via ad- hoc mod e or i nfras tructu re mod e at home or at the office. • If Inte rnet co nnect ion is p ossib le from the ho me wi reless LAN (I nfrastru ctur e mode) , you can use the COOLPIX CONNEC T service.
132 Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de The Featur es Ava ilable in th e Wir eless T ransfer Mode The f eat ures be low a re avai lab le i n th e COO LPI X S7 c’s wire les s tr ans fer mode . 1 2 COOLPIX CONNECT (via home w ireless LAN) COOLPIX C ONNECT can be used by connect- ing th e ca mera direc tly t o the Inte rne t via home wirel ess LAN .
133 The Features Available i n the Wireless Transfer Mo de Wireless Transfe r Mode • Internet-cap able wireless LAN ( c 134) • Wireless LAN-capable com puter with the Setup Utility. c 134 c 145 • Home wi reless LAN (Ad-ho c mode o r Inf rastruc ture mode) • Wireless LAN-capable com puter with the Setup Utility.
134 Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de For Connection via Home Wirel ess LAN Connec t to a home w irel ess LAN wi reless ly and ma ke nece ssary co nfig ura- tions for co nnecti ng to COOLPI X CONNECT ( via home wirel ess LAN) , con- nectin g to a comp uter wir elessly, an d for wire less pr inting.
135 For Connection via H ome Wireless LA N Wireless Transfe r Mode 12 Configure wire less printing. 9 Configure wireless LAN settings between the cam- era and computer. 11 Set profile na me and icon. 13 Configure CO OLPIX CONNECT. 14 Configuration c ompleted.
136 For Connection via Home W ireless LAN Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Configuri ng the Came ra This section descri bes the “ Conf igurati on Proced ure” ( c 134) in detail. • To d ispla y mo re inform ation on ea ch step , click [ Help ]. To c ancel c onfigur- ing a pr ofile devic e, click [ Cancel] .
137 For Connection via H ome Wireless LA N Wireless Transfe r Mode 5 Start the Setup Utility. For the in itial installation run, t he Setup Utility w ill launch auto matically when installation is complet e.
138 For Connection via Home W ireless LAN Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de 8 Choose the c onnection method. Available profile types ( see the list below) for your wireless LAN will be displa yed on sc reen . Se le ct the desi red pr of ile ty pe an d clic k [Ne xt].
139 For Connection via H ome Wireless LA N Wireless Transfe r Mode 9 Enter network settings. Enter th e settings for c onnecting the camera and com- puter via a wirele ss network.
140 For Connection via Home W ireless LAN Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de 12 Configure wireless printing . If a printer is connected to the computer, check [Cre- ate Wireless Printing Profile] and selec t the printer to be use d for w ireless printing ( c 158).
141 For Connection via H ome Wireless LA N Wireless Transfe r Mode Settings for the Setup Utility When configuri ng a prof ile using the Setu p Utility, refer to th e descript ion for each item listed bel ow. Se ttings ar e the sam e for Windo ws a nd Macint osh.
142 For Connection via Home W ireless LAN Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de j Wirele ss LAN Ch annels Wireless LAN channels for the COOLPIX S7c are from 1 t o 11. Make sur e that the cha nnel for your com puter’s w ireless LAN devi ce is set to a cha nnel betw een 1 an d 11 (inc lusive).
143 Wireless Transfe r Mode T ransfer ring Pic tures Est abli sh ing a Wi re less Co nnec tio n 1 Enter wireless transfer mode by pressing D in shooting mode, selectin g n (use the rotary multi selector), and then pressing d . The wireless LAN start-up sc reen will be di splayed and the camera will search for available SSIDs.
144 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de When Tr ansfer i s Comp lete The mes sa ge show n at right is di spl aye d when the tran sfer i s co mp lete. • To r epeat the trans fer, pres s d . • To exit wireless t ransfer mode , press D an d choose a nother mo de, o r tur n off t he camera .
145 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode Uplo ading Pic tures to COOLPIX CONN ECT To use COO LPIX CONNEC T, perform the followi ng proce dures. 1 Choose [C OOLPIX CO NNECT] in step 3 of “Establishing a Wirele ss Connection ” ( c 143) and press d .
146 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de 3 Choose [All im ages] or [Cho ose date] and press d . When choosing [All images], select t he desired pi c- tures (up to 30) and p ress d to mark. Then press the shutter-r elease bu tton t o apply select ion.
147 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode 5 Choose recipien t e-mail addre ss and press the shutter-release button. Choose e-ma il address and pres s d to mark. Choose [ New] and pre ss d to add recipie nts. Enter e- mail address correctly in th e address scre en and press the shutte r-rele ase button.
148 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de j Entering Characters o n the Camera When using COOLPIX CON NECT s ervice, you c an set profi les with the camer a, withou t usin g the Se tup Ut ility.
149 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode Transfe rring Pic tures to a C omp uter (PC Conne ction) The fol lowing transf er me thod can b e select ed in step 3 of “ Esta blishin g a Wireless Connectio n” ( c 143): • Hig hlight a n op tion an d pr ess d .
150 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Tran sferri ng P ictur es Not Yet Save d on a Com puter - Easy Tr ansf er 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Easy Transfe r (PM)] or [E asy T rans. (no PM)] in step 3 of “Establishing a Wireless Connec tion” ( c 143) and press d .
151 Transferring Pictures Wireless Tran sfer Mode Tran sferri ng Pict ures Tak en on Sel ected D ate - Shoo ting Date 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Shooting da te] in step 3 of “Establishing a Wireless Con nection” ( c 1 43) a nd press d .
152 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Tran sferring Selecte d Pictu res - Selecte d Imag es 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Selec ted Images] in s tep 3 of “Establish- ing a Wi reless Conne ction” ( c 143) a nd press d .
153 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode Immedi ately Transf err ing Pi ctures Taken - Shoot & Transf er 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Shoot & Trans fer] in step 3 of “Estab lish- ing a Wi reless Conne ction” ( c 143) a nd press d .
154 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de l Changing Settings for Shoot an d Transfer Press m in the shooti ng scree n (fo r shoot a nd tran sfer) and the shoo t and tran sfer m enu will be displayed.
155 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode Tran sferring Pictu res Marke d with the Tran sfer Ic on - Marke d Images 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [Marke d image s] in step 3 of “Establis h- ing a Wi reless Conne ction” ( c 143) a nd press d .
156 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Tran sfer ring Pi cture s Us in g a Co mput er - PC Mod e 1 Use the rotary multi selector to choose [PC mode] in step 3 of “Establishi ng a Wireless Co nnection” ( c 143) an d press d .
157 Transferring Pictures Wireless Transfe r Mode j Mess age D isp lay ed Du ring Tran sfer The mes sage s hown at rig ht is d ispla yed in the mo nitor du rin g picture trans fer. The antenna icon indic ates s ignal s trengt h (5-levels). The ic on cha nges to red wh en outs ide the network area.
158 Transferring Pictures Wireles s Tran sfer Mo de Print ing Pi ctur es (Wir eless Print ing) After selec ting a profile or selec ting [Function selec - tio n menu ] > [Wir eles s Pr intin g], pres s d . Th e wire- less printing menu is d isplay ed.
159 Technical Notes Technica l Notes Optional A ccess ories Approved Mem ory Cards The f ollowi ng memory cards have b een tes ted and a pprov ed for u se in th e COOLPIX S7c: * Cards rated for 10 MB /s (hi gh speed) Other c ards hav e not bee n teste d.
160 Technical Notes Image File and Folder Names Pictures , mov ies, and vo ice m emos ar e ass igned fi le nam es as fo llows: • Files are s tor ed in fold ers n amed w ith a fold er numb er fo llo wed by a fi ve- charac ter iden tifie r: “P_” plus a thr ee-dig it seque nce number for pic ture s taken using panoram a a ssist ( e.
161 Image File and Folder Names Technical Notes • Fi les copi ed usin g [Co py] > [Sel ec ted i mages ] o r [Co py so und fi les ] > [Sel ected fi les] are co pied to the curr ent fo lder, whe re the y are assi gned new f ile numb ers in a scendi ng order starting from th e larges t file num ber in me mory.
162 Technical Notes Caring for the Ca mera To en sure cont in ued e njoy ment of t hi s Nik on pr oduc t, obser ve t he fo llo win g precaut ions when usin g or storing the devi ce. j Keep dry The device will be damaged if immersed in water o r subjected to high humid ity.
163 Caring for the Cam era Technical Notes j The AF-Assist Illuminator LED The light-em itting diod e (LED; c 6, 123) us ed in th e AF- assist illuminator conforms to the fo llowing IEC standard: k The Battery • Check the battery level when taking the camera out and ch arge the battery if necessary ( c 18).
164 Caring for th e Camera Technical Notes Clean ing Do not use alc ohol, thi nner, or oth er volatile chemical s. Stor age Turn th e cam era off when no t in use. C hec k that the p owe r-on lamp is off before puttin g the ca mera away . Remov e the batt ery if the c amera will not be used f or an ex tend ed peri od.
165 Technical Notes Error Messages The fol lowing tabl e lists the error m ess ages an d oth er w arnin gs dis playe d in the mon itor, as well as th e soluti ons for deal ing wit h them. Display Problem Solutio n c S (blinks) Clock not s et. Set clock.
166 Error Messages Technical Notes Out of memory M or O Memory card is full. • Choose smaller image size. • D elete pict ures or sound f iles. • Insert new memory card. • Remove memory c ard and use i nternal mem ory. 97 23, 76, 80 22 23 Image cannot be saved M or O Error occu rred while recordin g picture.
167 Error Messages Technical Notes Fil e co ntain s no im age d ata r File not creat ed with COO LPIX S7c . View file on compute r or othe r de vic e. – This file cannot be played b ack. All images are hid- den Date and time are not s et for pictures to be dis- played by ca lendar mode or li st-by-da te mode.
168 Error Messages Technical Notes This image has b een retouched. Cannot retouch to redu ce blur. Image canno t be com- pensated us ing vibratio n reductio n. Copies from small pic - ture, crop , or vibration reduction option cannot be adjusted us ing vibra- tion re duc tion .
169 Error Messages Technical Notes Wireless Transfer Mo de Display Problem Solutio n c Transfer error Error during ima ge trans- fer. Check signa l strengt h. Move the camer a closer to the profile device or remove obstr uction between t he camera and device.
170 Error Messages Technical Notes Connect ion error. Wireless connection to the profile was termi- nated. Check signa l strengt h. Move the camer a closer to the profile device or remove obstr uction between t he camera and device. – User informa tion incorrect Camera is not certified to connect to t he wire less network.
171 Technical Notes T roubleshooting If t he ca mera fa ils to func tion as expe cted , chec k th e lis t of co mmon pr ob- lems b elow bef ore co nsulti ng your reta iler or Nikon repres entati ve. R efer t o the pa ge number s in th e righ t-most c olumn f or more informati on.
172 Troubl eshoo ting Technical Notes Electronica lly Controlle d Cameras In extremely rare insta nces, unusual characters may app ear in the monitor and t he camera may stop func tionin g. In most case s, this ph enomenon i s caused by a stro ng extern al static charge.
173 Trouble shooti ng Technical Notes Pictures are b lurred • Use flash . • Use an ti-shake mo de. •U s e A . • Use tripod and sel f-timer. 32 49 104 34 Brig ht sp eck s app ear in pic ture s taken wi th flash Flash is r eflecting off par ticles i n air.
174 Troubl eshoo ting Technical Notes Playb ack Pictures are too dark (underexp osed) • Flash is off. • Flash w indow is bl ocked. • Subject is bey ond fl ash range. • Adjust exposu re compensation . • Subject is backlit. Select L ([Back light] scene mode) or use fill flash.
175 Trouble shooti ng Technical Notes Custom Pi ctmotion backg round music tracks are not listed Memory card c ontain s no ba ckgroun d track s. If backgro und tracks we re deleted when memory ca rd was format- ted, co py tracks to card a gain. 68 Picture s not displayed on t elevi- sion • Choose cor rect video mod e.
176 Troubl eshoo ting Technical Notes Wireless Transfer Problem Cause/Solu tion c The camera is not detected b y the Wireless Camera Setup Util- ity . • Set the camera to L (au to) mode. • Select [P TP] for [Interface] > [U SB] in the se tup menu .
177 Technical Notes Supported Standards • DCF : Desig n Rule fo r Camera File System is a s tandard widely use d in the digital camera indus try t o ensure co mpatibil ity amon g diff eren t make s of camera.
178 Technical Notes Specific ations Nik on CO OL PIX S7 c Di git al Camer a Type Compact digital camera Effect ive pi xels 7.1 million CCD 1 / 2.5 -in .
179 Specifications Technical Notes Exposure Meteri ng 256-segment ma trix, c enter-weig hted, spot, spo t AF area Exposure con trol Programmed auto expo sure w ith expo sure c ompensation (–2.0 to +2.0 EV in step s of 1 / 3 EV) Ran ge W: 0.0 to +15.
180 Specifications Technical Notes * Based on Camera and Imaging P roducts As sociatio n (CIPA) sta ndards for me asuring the life of came ra batterie s. Measured a t 25 °C (77 °F); zoom adjusted with each shot, fla sh fired with every ot her shot, image mode set to No rmal.
181 Specifications Technical Notes MV-15 COOL-ST ATION PV-1 1 Dock Ins ert EH-64 AC Adap ter EN-EL8 Re chargeable Li-ion B attery j Specifications Nikon will not be held liab le for any errors this man ual may contain. The appearance o f this product and its specifications a re subject to chan ge without notice.
182 Technical Notes Ind ex Symbol s F Anti -sh ak e mode 49 F Anti-shake mode/ electronic vibra- tion mode 7, 49, 57 d Apply selection butt on 7 L Auto m ode 24–31 J Calendar m ode 60 T Delete butto.
183 Index Technical Notes Date imprint 1 21 Daylight saving time 117 DCF 177 DC-IN connector 14 Delete 111 Des ign rul e for Came ra Fi le S yst em 17 7 Digital Print Order Format 93–94, 177 D-Light.
184 Index Technical Notes Pictmotion 72 small size 72 smaller size 72 Stop-motion movie 72 Time-lapse movie 72 TV movi e 72 Movies 70, 76 deleting 76 playback 76 recording 70 Multi connector 7 Museum .
185 Index Technical Notes U USB 126 cable 85, 88 connection 83–84, 126 V Video mode 126 Voice Memos 59 Voice recordings Copying 81 making 77 menu 78 Playing 79 W WAV 160 Welcome scre en 114 White ba.
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Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Nikon coolpix è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Nikon coolpix - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Nikon coolpix imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Nikon coolpix ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Nikon coolpix, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Nikon coolpix.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Nikon coolpix. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Nikon coolpix insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
