The foll owing card s have been t ested and a pproved for use in the camera. Cards with cla ss 6 or faste r write speeds are recommende d fo r movie rec ording.
Reco rding ma
SanDisk
Toshiba
Panasonic
Lexar Media
1 Check that any card readers or other devi ces with whi ch the card will be used s upport 2GB card s.
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2 Check that any card reade rs or other d evices with which the card will be use d are SDHC-complia nt. The came ra supports UHS-1.
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3 Check that any card reade rs or other d evices with which the card will be use d are SDXC-complia nt. The camera supports UHS-1.
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1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6
Nikon 1 S1 +
1 NIKKOR VR 10-100mm f/4 -5.6
Nikon 1 J3
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Common Features
Fast action scenes? The clear answer is
Nikon 1’s super high-speed autofocus.
Advanced hybrid AF system
By automatically selecting between two types of AF, your Nikon 1 always prepares you to
capture the perfect moment, even in many difficult-to-shoot situations. When you shoot
sports and other fast-action scenes, phase-detection AF comes into play. With its wide
coverage of 73 autofocus points, the Nikon 1 quickly tracks, brings into focus, and
captures very fast-moving subjects. When you shoot in dimly lit areas, contrast-detect AF
automatically switches on to reveal subtle details in the scene.
Area covered by phase-detection AF
+
contrast-detect AF
(73 AF points)
Area covered by contrast-detect AF
(135 AF points)
15 sharp autofocused images from 1 second of action!
Phase-
detection AF
Freezes
high-speed action
Advanced hybrid AF system
automatically selects the
right type of AF to bring your
scene into crystal-clear focus.
Contrast-
detect AF
Makes details in
dark scenes clear
Turn the beauty of a still image into a moving memory.
Motion Snapshot
Motion Snapshot gives everyday snapshots a newfound feeling of drama by combining a still image with a few seconds of slow-motion movie.* Creating one of these movies is as
effortless as snapping a picture—no editing required
For even more dramatic power, link and share a sequence of several Motion Snapshots to tell your story!
4 seconds on J3, S1 and V2; 2.5 seconds on J2 and V1
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† On J2 and V1, data must be transferred to ViewNX 2 to combine the movie and still image.
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. Each Motion Snapshot is combined with music, turning it into a transcendent memory you will treasure over the years.
Common Features
High-speed continuous shooting
When faced with a moving subject, rely on your Nikon 1’s continuous shooting mode to deliver both high speed and sharp images. If the subject
is in motion—think of children running—the phase-detection AF works in tandem with continuous shooting mode, tracking the movement
and keeping the subject in focus. The moment you press the shutter-release button the camera captures razor-sharp images at 15 frames per
second (fps). Continuous shooting mode can shoot even faster when your subject is stationary (imagine a golfer’s swing). In this case, you can set
the camera to shoot at up to 60 fps!
Maximum number of pictures in high-speed continuous shooting mode:
J3 : approx. 22 at 15 fps, and 20 at 60 fps
J2 : approx. 13 at 10 fps, and 12 at 60 fps
S1: approx. 15 at 15 fps and 60 fps
V2: approx. 45 at 15 fps, and 40 at 60 fps
V1: approx. 34 at 10 fps, and 30 at 60 fps
(based on Nikon performance tests)
The Movie
Reveals the Passage
of Time
The Still
Exposes a Moment
in Time
More ways to have fun with Motion Snapshot!
Right after shooting a Motion Snapshot, you can view it on your LCD monitor—a beautiful way
to turn a special moment into a shared moment with family and friends. If you’re feeling
creative, just upload your Motion Snapshots to the handy Short Movie Creator software. Then,
you can switch the music to one of your favorite songs, or make a one-of-a-kind movie by
combining Motion Snapshots, still images, and Full HD movies.*
When faced with a tricky fast-motion scene like a skateboarder lifting
off, how do you pick just the right moment to shoot? Try slow view.
When you half-press the shutter-release button, your Nikon 1 shoots
continuously, capturing as many as 40* frames in a few seconds.
On the LCD monitor
Once you see an image you like, just fully depress the shutter-release
button—the precise moment is yours!
J3 records 20 frames; S1: 15 frames; and V2: 40 frames
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†On V2, the electronic viewfinder also displays the action.
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you’ll see the action occurring in slow motion.
All frames are played back in a continuous slow-motion loop.
View and try out effects before you shoot.
Live image control
Use live image control to see how different effects look before you shoot. It’s easy. Each time you adjust contrast,
background blur, brightness, or shutter speed, the results are displayed on the LCD monitor.* When you see an effect
you like, just shoot. Live image control turns you into a more creative photographer by making photographic effects
easier to see and understand.
Note: Continuous shooting is not available and a flash cannot be used when live image control is in effect.
On V2, the electronic viewfinder also displays the effects.
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F
800
5.6
160
Motion control
Create a sense of movement by blurring a moving object,
or capture a moving object clearly by “freezing” it.
Background softening
Makes a subject stand out, or brings both the background and foreground into focus.
SHOOT!
Active D-Lighting
Preserves details in
highlights and shadows in
high-contrast scenes.
Common Features
Brightness control
Use this feature to make your pictures brighter or darker.