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- 1 - Reference Manual DIGIT AL C AMERA COOLPIX 700 Contents Overview First Steps Putting Batteries in Y our Camera Inserting and Removing Memor y Cards Choosing a Language f or the Menus Setting the .
- 2 - Contents The Camera Menus The A-REC Menu Using Folders (A-REC, M-REC) LCD Brightness Auto Of f Formatting Memor y Cards The M-REC Menu VG A Lens Con verter Settings (LENS) Black-and-White Photogr aphy Making a P anoram a—T ips (AE-LOCK) User Settings Restoring Default Settings LCD On/Of f The Contr ols Menu SEQ.
- 3 - Notes on illustrations The illustrations in this manual are composites. Photographs taken with the COOLPIX 700 may differ from those shown here. The illustrations in this manual show the LCD monitor used in the NTSC- compatible model of the COOLPIX 700.
- 4 - Important! Before inserting batteries or handling memory cards, be sure to read the warnings and cautions in For Your Safety . Notes on batteries The camera’s clock-calendar is powered by a separate rechargable capaci- tor.
- 5 - About memory cards Memory cards can be removed from the camera without loss of data when the camera is off. Once removed from the camera, cards can be read by a computer equipped with a CompactFlash card reader and photographs printed on suitably-equipped printers.
- 6 - The clock battery The clock-calendar is powered by a separate, rechargeable capacitor, which is charged as necessary when the batteries are installed. If the camera has been stored with the main batteries removed for a long period of time, the clock may need to be reset.
- 7 - Sleep mode The LCD monitor turns off automatically if no operations are performed for a certain period of time (the length of time before the camera enters sleep mode can be set using the AUTO OFF item in the setup menu; see “The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu,” below).
- 8 - First Steps: Taking Your First Photograph AUTO NOR MAL Image quality (normal) Flash (auto) Step 3—Adjust camera settings In automatic mode, the user can adjust flash, focus, exposure compensation, and image quality.
- 9 - Note If the LCD monitor is off, you will not be able to take photographs when the AF/Flash indicator blinks green. When the monitor is on, however, photographs can be taken even if the camera is not properly focused. Check focus in the LCD monitor before pressing the shutter-release button all the way down.
- 10 - ▲ ▲ First Steps: Taking Your First Photograph AU TO DELETE 1 IMA GE DELETE YES NO SET ➔ SHUTTER BK Notes Do not remove the batteries while photos are being recorded to, or deleted from, memory. The pause and delete functions described above are only available when photos are taken at an image size of “full” (1,600 × 1,200 pixels).
- 11 - Using the Buttons (A-REC , M-REC) This chapter details some of the camera settings that can be accessed without using the camera menus: flash, focus, and image quality.
- 12 - When the mode dial is set to A-REC or M-REC, the current flash setting can be changed using the button next to the control panel. The setting changes each time the button is pressed, cycling through the different flash modes in the following order: SLOW AUTO Flash status is indicated by the AF/Flash indicator next to the viewfinder.
- 13 - F ocus Settings With the mode dial set to A-REC, a choice of three autofocus modes is available. In addition, M-REC mode offers a selection of manual focus settings.
- 14 - Manual focus In M-REC mode, focus distance can be se- lected manually from a list of preset distances ranging from 0.1m (4in.) to infinity. To set focus distance manually: 1 Measure the distance to your subject. 2 Turn the mode dial to M-REC. Focus Distance Focus distance is measured from the cover that protects the lens.
- 15 - Using the Self-Timer The COOLPIX 700 is equipped with an automatic timer with two settings: three seconds, useful when making group photographs, and ten seconds, ideal for self-portraits. To use the self-timer, follow these steps: 1 For self-portraits, mount the camera on a tripod (recom- mended) or rest it on a flat, stable surface.
- 16 - Ima ge Quality The image quality setting determines how many photographs can be stored on a single memory card. The following settings are available: At settings of BASIC, NORMAL, and FINE, the camera uses JPEG compression to reduce the amount of memory required to store photographs.
- 17 - Photographs taken at an image quality setting of HI are stored in uncompressed TIFF format and show no loss in quality. An 8MB memory card is however sufficient to store only one such photo- graph at a time.
- 18 - Using the Buttons (PLA Y) This chapter describes the following playback functions: • viewing photographs • deleting unwanted photographs individually These functions can be accessed using the zoom buttons ( ▲▼ ) and the three buttons below the control panel.
- 19 - • To select a photo for viewing: Press the thumbnail ( ) button once to display a menu of nine preview images, or press it twice for a menu of four images. A number at the bottom right corner of each preview gives the position of the photograph in memory.
- 20 - The Camera Men us This chapter supplements “Other Camera Functions” in the Pocket Guide , exploring the options available in the menus for each operating mode. The bulk of the shooting options available in the M-REC menu are described in the Pocket Guide , “Taking Photo- graphs.
- 21 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Using F olders (A-REC , M-REC) By default, photographs taken with the COOLPIX 700 are stored in the memory card in a folder labeled NIKON. To make it easier to locate photographs during playback, you can create additional folders and organize your photographs by theme.
- 22 - The Folder Options Menu To create a new folder, or to rename or delete existing folders, choose OPTIONS from the FOLDERS menu. The menu shown at right will be displayed. Creating new folders To create a new folder: 1 Using the zoom buttons ( ▲▼ ), highlight NEW and press the shutter-release but- ton.
- 23 - LCDBRIGHT BK Deleting folders To delete an existing folder: 1 Using the zoom buttons ( ▲▼ ), highlight DELETE in the OPTIONS menu and press the shutter-release button.
- 24 - CONCEPT PRACTICE CONCEPT PRACTICE The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu Tip When the camera enters sleep mode, all camera functions are deactivated and the camera itself is effectively off, consuming almost no power. The camera can be reactivated using the MONITOR button or by pressing the shutter button half way.
- 25 - The M-REC Menu To display the M-REC menu, turn the mode dial to M-REC and press the MENU button. The M-REC menu has two pages of options; you can move from the first to the second page using the MENU button. Press the MENU button when the second page is displayed to return to shooting mode.
- 26 - LENS (Lens Converter) Offers a choice of settings for achieving optimum results with the following lens converters (available separately): the FC- E8 fish-eye lens converter, the WC-E24 wide-angle lens converter, and the TC-E2 telephoto lens converter.
- 27 - CONCEPT PRACTICE VG A In M-REC mode, you can adjust the size of photos to suit your purposes. The default size of 1,600 × 1,200 pixels is suitable for printing images at high resolution or for viewing fine details on a computer.
- 28 - PRACTICE CONCEPT The Camera Menus: The M-REC Menu 1 USER SET RESET ALL FOLDERS LENS CARDFORMA T AE LOCK B&W SET UP SET ➔ SHUTTER TELEFOT O FISHEYE WIDE LENS NORMAL SET ➔ SHUTTER BK Lens.
- 29 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Black-and-White Photogra ph y In M-REC mode, photographs can be taken either in color or in black-and-white (in A-REC mode, only color is available). Photo- graphs taken in black-and-white have slightly better image quality than color photos.
- 30 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Making a P anorama—Tips (AE-LOCK) In M-REC mode, you can lock autoexposure and auto white balance to produce a series of photographs with consistent color balance and exposure.
- 31 - CONCEPT PRACTICE User Settings In M-REC mode, the camera can “memorize” up to three combinations of settings, including metering, white balance, multi- shot, image adjustment, best-shot selection, lens converter, and autoexposure/white-balance lock.
- 32 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Restoring Default Settings The RESET ALL item in the M-REC menu allows you to reset user settings to the default values shown below: Setting Default value White balance automat.
- 33 - LCD On/Off By default, the LCD monitor comes on when the camera is turned on and can only be turned off by pressing the MONITOR button. The settings in the LCD ON/OFF menu allow you to change the behavior of the monitor in M-REC mode, saving power and increasing battery life.
- 34 - CONCEPT PRACTICE The Contr ols Menu In M-REC mode, the controls menu offers control over the following settings: • SAVE (Flash Mode Save): When this item is checked, the camera saves the flash setting in effect at the time the mode dial is set to OFF.
- 35 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Setting How it works Resets sequential numbering to the low- est number available on the current card. When a new card is inserted, file numbering will continue from the low- est number available on the previous card.
- 36 - The Pla yback Menu In addition to some of the camera settings discussed above, the playback menu offers options for deleting multiple images, creating slide shows, protecting photographs from de le- tion, and hiding photographs during playback.
- 37 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Deleting Multiple Photo graphs The DELETE option in the playback menu allows you to: • delete selected photographs • delete all the photographs in the current folder • se.
- 38 - Deleting All Photographs in Memory To delete all photographs except those that have been hidden or protected: 1 Using the zoom buttons ( ▲▼ ), highlight DELETE in the playback menu, then press the shutter-release button. The menu shown at right will be displayed.
- 39 - CONCEPT PRACTICE Slidesho w The slide-show option allows unattended sequential playback of all images in the current folder that have not been hidden using HIDE IMAGE. Photographs are displayed one after the other, with a pause between each photograph.
- 40 - 4 To pause the slide show, press the shut- ter-release button. The slide show will pause and the window shown at right will be displayed. You can restart the slide show by selecting RESTART, choose a new frame interval with FRAME INTVL, or select BK to stop the slide show and return to playback mode.
- 41 - Hiding Photo graphs During Pla yback When creating a slide show or playing back photographs for an audience, you may want to hide some of the photographs in the current folder.
- 42 - 5 To select the number of copies of each image to be printed, highlight COPIES and press the shutter-release button. In the COPIES menu, choose the number of copies to be printed using the zoom buttons ( ▲▼ ) and press the shutter-release button.
- 43 - Connections This chapter provides information on connecting your camera to a computer and to a television or video-cassette recorder (VCR). Connecting to a T ele vision or VCR Using the EG-900 video cable provided with your camera, you can connect your camera to a television or VCR to view photos on a TV screen.
- 44 - Viewing Photos on a Computer Photographs stored on the memory card can be viewed on a computer either using Nikon View to transfer data directly from the camera, or by removing the memory card from the camera and reading it using a CompactFlash (CF) card reader or PC card adapter.
- 45 - Caring for Y our Camera To ensure that you continue to get the most from your camera, you should observe the following precautions when cleaning and storing your camera. Cleaning The lens is covered by a clear plastic shield. You should avoid touching this shield with your fingers.
- 46 - Accessories This chapter identifies the items packaged with your camera and the accessories available for separate purchase. What’ s in the Bo x Purchasers of the COOLPIX 700 should find that the package contains the items listed below. Should you notice that any item is missing or damaged, contact your retailer as soon as possible.
- 47 - T roub leshooting If you should notice any problems with your COOLPIX 700, check the list below before consulting your retailer or Nikon represen- tative. General Pr oblems Nothing shows in the control panel Checklist: • Is the mode dial set to OFF? Turn the mode dial to A-REC, M-REC, or PLAY.
- 48 - The exposure count shows zero • There is not enough memory to record photographs at current settings. There may still be enough memory to record photo- graphs at a lower image quality or size.
- 49 - Your television does not mirror the LCD monitor Checklist: • Is the camera correctly connected to the television set or VCR? Connect the camera as described in “Connections: Connect- ing to a Television or VCR.” • Is the television tuned to the video channel? Tune the television to the video channel.
- 50 - Err or Messa ges When there is a problem with the flash-memory card or with the camera’s internal programming and circuitry, an error message will appear superimposed on the image in the LCD monitor. Below is a list of error messages that may be displayed by the COOLPIX 700 and the steps that should be taken to deal with them.
- 51 - This error appears when all photo- graphs on the memory card have been hidden using HIDE IMAGE and the mode dial is set to PLAY. It will not be possible to play back or delete images until HIDE IMAGE has been used to allow at least one image to be displayed (see “The Camera Menus: The Play- back Menu”).
- 52 - Specifications Type: digital camera Recording modes: automatic (A-REC), custom (M-REC; offers monochrome mode and allows manual ad- justments to focus, sensitivity, white balance, metering, brightness, and contrast) Image sensor: high-density 1 / 2 ˝ CCD Pixel count: effective pixel count 1.
- 53 - White balance: automatic TTL homing system ; programs avail- able for sunny and overcast conditions and for incandescent, fluorescent, and flash light- ing; can be preset Self-timer: two-mode, fixed-duration timer (3 sec.
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