Nikon 995 User Manual

The Nikon Guide to Digital Photography

with the

DIGITAL CAMERA

Before Using the

For Your Safety

This section contains important safety information. Read this section in its entirety before using your COOLPIX995 or the software provided with your camera.

Warnings and Cautions

The symbols listed below are used in this guide and in other documentation to indicate warnings and cautions that should be read before use.

Warning

This symbol is used to mark warnings that should be read before use to prevent possible injury.

Caution

This symbol indicates where caution should be exercised to avoid damaging your Nikon product.

Camera

This chapter provides information that you

should read before using this camera.

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Warnings

To prevent injury, observe the following warnings when using your Nikon product.

Do not look at the sun through the Viewfinder

Viewing the sun or other strong light source through the Viewfinder could cause permanent visual impairment.

Turn off immediately in the event of malfunction

Should you notice smoke or an unusual smell coming from the equipment or from the AC adapter (available separately), unplug the AC adapter and remove the battery immediately, taking care to avoid burns. Continued operation could result in injury. After removing the battery, take the equipment to a Nikonauthorized service center for inspection.

Do not use in the presence of flammable gas

Do not use electronic equipment in the presence of flammable gas, as this could result in explosion or fire.

Do not place camera strap around neck

Placing the camera strap around your neck could result in strangulation. Special care should be taken to avoid placing the strap around the neck of an infant or child.

Do not disassemble

Touching the product’s internal parts could result in injury. In the event of a malfunction, the product should be repaired only by a qualified technician. Should the product break open as the result of a fall or other accident, remove the battery and/or AC adapter and then take the product to a Nikonauthorized service center for inspection.

Before Using the Camera

For Your Safety—continued

Observe proper precautions when handling the battery

The battery may leak or explode if improperly handled. Observe the following precautions when handling the battery for use in this product:

•Make sure the product is off before replacing the battery. If you are using the AC adapter, Make sure it is unplugged.

•Use only the supplied rechargeable Nikon EN-EL1 lithium-ion battery or a 6V 2CR5 (DL245) lithium battery (available separately).

•When inserting the battery, do not attempt to insert it upside down or backwards.

•Do not short-circuit or disassemble the battery.

•Do not expose the battery to flame or to excessive heat.

•Do not immerse in or expose to water.

•Do not transport or store with metal objects such as necklaces or hairpins.

•The battery is prone to leakage when fully discharged. To avoid damage to the product, be sure to remove the battery when no charge remains.

•When the battery is not in use, attach the terminal cover and store in a cool place.

•Discontinue use immediately should you notice any changes in the battery, such as discoloration or deformation.

Use appropriate cables

When connecting cables to the input and output jacks, use only the cables provided or sold by Nikon for the purpose, to maintain compliance with product regulations.

Keep out of reach of children

Particular care should be taken to prevent infants from putting the battery or other small parts into their mouths.

Do not walk while looking through the Viewfinder

Walking while looking through the camera’s Viewfinder or color LCD monitor could result in a fall or other injury.

Removing memory cards

Memory cards may become hot during use. Observe due caution when removing memory cards from the camera.

CD-ROMs

The CD-ROMs on which the software and manuals are distributed should not be played back on audio CD equipment. Playing CD-ROMs on an audio CD player could cause hearing loss or damage the equipment.

Observe caution when operating the flash

Using the flash close to your subject’s eyes could cause temporary visual impairment.

When using the Viewfinder

When operating the diopter adjustment dial with your eye to the Viewfinder, care should be taken not to put your finger in your eye accidentally.

Cautions

Observe the following precautions to ensure that you continue to get the most from your Nikon product.

Keep dry

This product is not waterproof, and may malfunction if immersed in water or exposed to high levels of humidity.

Keep free of salt, sand, and dust

After using your camera at the beach or seaside, wipe off any sand or salt with a lightly dampened cloth and then dry your camera thoroughly.

Do not touch the lens with your fingers

The proper procedure for cleaning the lens is described on page 165 of this document.

Handle the lens and all moving parts with care

Do not apply force to the lens or to the battery, card, or connector covers. These parts are especially susceptible to damage.

Do not unplug the product or remove the battery while the product is on

Do not unplug the product or remove the battery while the camera is on, or while images are being recorded or deleted from memory. Forcibly cutting power to the product in these circumstances could result in loss of data or in damage to the internal circuitry or memory. To prevent an accidental interruption of power, avoid carrying the product from one location to another while the AC adapter is connected.

Before Using the Camera

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For Your Safety—continued

E995

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

Tested To Comply With FCC Standards

Do not drop

The product may malfunction if subjected to strong shocks or vibration. Attach the strap (p. 40) and lens-cap cord and keep the strap around your wrist when carrying the camera.

Keep away from strong magnetic fields

Do not use or store this device in the vicinity of equipment that produces strong electromagnetic radiation or magnetic fields. The magnetic fields produced by equipment such as radio transmitters or household television sets could interfere with the color monitor, damage data stored on the flashmemory card, or affect the product’s internal circuitry.

Avoid sudden changes in temperature

Sudden changes in temperature, such as occur when entering or leaving a heated building on a cold day, can cause condensation inside the device. To prevent condensation, place the device in its carrying case or a plastic bag before exposing it to sudden changes in temperature.

Batteries

When you turn the device on, check the battery-level displayed in the control panel to determine whether the battery needs to be replaced. The battery needs to be replaced when the battery-level indicator is flashing. The battery-level indicator may briefly show N (battery fully charged) after an exhausted battery is reinserted in the camera. On cold days, the capacity of the battery tends to decrease. When taking pictures outside in cold weather, keep a warm spare battery on hand. Should the battery terminals become dirty, wipe them with a clean, dry cloth before use.

Memory cards

Observe the following precautions when handling CompactFlash™ memory cards:

•Turn the power off before inserting or removing memory cards. Inserting or removing cards with the power on could render them unusable.

•Insert memory cards as shown on page 36. Inserting cards upside down or backwards could damage the camera or the card.

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Notice for customers in Canada

CAUTION This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations. ATTENTION Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

Notice for customers in the U.S.A.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Radio Frequency Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.

CAUTIONS

Modifications The FCC requires the user to be notified that any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by Nikon Corporation may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Interface Cables Use the interface cables sold or provided by Nikon for your equipment. Using other interface cables may exceed the limits of Class B Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Nikon Inc. 1300 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, New York 11747-3064, U.S.A. Tel.: 631-547-4200

Before Using the Camera

For Your Safety—continued

Notice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or Reproduction

Note that simply being in possession of material that has been digitally copied or reproduced by means of a scanner, digital camera or other device may be punishable by law.

Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced

Do not copy or reproduce paper money, coins or securities, government bonds, or local government bonds, even if such copies or reproductions are stamped “Sample.” The copying or reproduction of paper money, coins, or securities which are circulated in a foreign country is prohibited. Unless the prior permission of the government has been obtained, the copying or reproduction of unused postage stamps or post cards issued by the government is prohibited. The copying or reproduction of stamps issued by the government and of certified documents stipulated by law is prohibited.

Cautions on certain copies and reproductions

The government has issued cautions on copies or reproductions of securities issued by private companies (shares, bills, checks, gift certificates, etc.), commuter passes, or coupon tickets, except when a minimum of necessary copies are to be provided for business use by a company. Also, do not copy or reproduce passports issued by the government, licenses issued by public agencies and private groups, ID cards, or tickets, such as passes and meal coupons.

Comply with copyright notices

The copying or reproduction of copyrighted creative works such as books, music, paintings, woodcut prints, maps, drawings, movies and photographs is prohibited except when it is done for personal use at home or for similar restricted and non-commercial use.

Notices

Concerning the Manuals Provided with This Product

•Reproduction, in whole or in part, of any of the manuals provided with your Nikon product requires prior permission from Nikon.

•The information contained in these manuals is subject to change without notice.

•While Nikon has made every effort to produce perfect manuals, we appreciate any opportunity for improvement. Should you find any mistakes, we would be grateful if you were to kindly let us know. The address of Nikon’s representative in your area is provided separately.

Disclaimer of Liability

•Nikon does not accept liability for damages resulting from the use of this product.

A Note on Memory Cards

Your digital camera uses CompactFlash flash-memory cards to store photographs. While any card conforming to CompactFlash specifications can be used, performance may vary depending on the make of card. Nikon CompactFlash memory cards are recommended.

Trademark Information

Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh, and QuickTime are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Finder, Macintosh PC Exchange, Power Macintosh and PowerBook are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. IBM and IBM PC/AT are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. PowerPC is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation, used under license. Microsoft is a registered trademark, and Windows, MS-Windows and Windows NT are trademarks, of Microsoft Corporation. Internet Explorer is a product of Microsoft Corporation. Pentium and i486 are trade-marks of Intel Corporation. Internet is a trademark of Digital Equipment Corporation. Netscape and Netscape Navigator are registered trademarks of Netscape Communications Corporation. CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation. Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc. Zip is a registered trademark of Iomega Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. All other trade names mentioned in this manual or the other documentation provided with your Nikon product are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

Before Using the Camera

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Introduction About This Manual

Thank you for purchasing the Nikon COOLPIX995 digital camera—a camera that is sure to make photography a bigger part of your life. Get to know your COOLPIX995 digital camera, and be sure to read this manual thoroughly before using it. We recommend that you keep this manual handy.

Fast Track Guide

In addition to taking first time users step-by-step through the process of setting up and using the camera, the printed Fast Track Guide gives a quick overview of camera settings.

Take trial shots

Take trial shots before shooting at important occasions like weddings or graduations.

Have Nikon check your camera regularly

Nikon recommends that you have your camera serviced by an authorized dealer or service center at least once every two years.

Using your camera correctly

The Nikon COOLPIX995’s performance has been optimized for use with Nikon brand accessories. Accessories made by other manufacturers may not meet Nikon’s criteria for specifications, and nonconforming accessories could damage the COOLPIX995’s components. Nikon cannot guarantee the COOLPIX995’s performance when it is used with other than Nikon brand accessories.

Life-Long Learning

As part of Nikon’s “Life-Long Learning” commitment to ongoing product support and education, continually-updated information is available on-line at the following sites:

•For users in the U.S.A.: http://www.nikonusa.com/

•For users in Europe: http://www.nikon-euro.com/

•For users in Asia, Oceania, the Middle East, and Africa: http://www.nikon-asia.com/

Visit these sites to keep up-to-date with the latest product information and general advice on digital imaging and photography.

For more information, please contact your nearest Nikon representative.

http://www.nikon-image.com/eng/

This manual is organized in a progressive fashion from basic operations to more advanced operations so you get to know the camera better and better as you operate it following the instructions.

This section includes information necessary before

Before Using the Camera

Preparation

Useful Advice on COOLPIX Camera Techniques

Simple Shooting and Playback

Detailed Operations

Advanced Operations

Using the Camera Menus

Connections

using this camera, such as precautions for safe use, nomenclature, a quick guide, a menu guide, etc.

This section introduces necessary preparations such as installing the battery, inserting the CF memory card and making various camera settings before using the camera.

This section introduces useful advice on COOLPIX camera techniques such as how to hold the camera and how to press the Shutter release button.

This section explains some aspects of simple “Point and Shoot” photography and simple playback operation.

This section includes detailed explanations of shooting, playback and deletion of images.

This section provides complete descriptions of advanced camera operations.

This section gives detailed explanations of menu items in the Shooting and Playback modes.

This section describes connection to external devices such as TV sets or personal computers.

Miscellaneous

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This section covers optional accessories, troubleshooting and specifications.

Contents

Before Using the Camera................................................................2-27

For Your Safety..............................................................................................3-9

Introduction.....................................................................................................10

About This Manual..........................................................................................11

Nomenclature............................................................................................14-17

Quick Guide...............................................................................................18-21

Menu Guide: Shooting Mode.............................................................22-23

Menu Guide: Shooting Mode...........................................................24-25

Menu Guide: ˘ Playback Mode...............................................................26-27

Preparation......................................................................................29-40

Installing Battery ........................................................................................30-31

Selecting a Language................................................................................32-33

Setting Date/Time......................................................................................34-35

Inserting CF Memory Card.........................................................................36-37

Formatting CF Memory Cards....................................................................38-39

Strap and Lens Cap........................................................................................40

Useful Advice on COOLPIX Camera Techniques........................41-44

Holding the Camera........................................................................................42

Holding the Camera/Pressing the Shutter Release Button ..............................43

Mode Dial and Multi Selector ..........................................................................44

Simple Shooting and Playback.....................................................45-56

Basic Operation (Auto Mode) .....................................................................46-52

Self-Timer Operation.......................................................................................53

Simple Playback Operations......................................................................54-55

Other Functions ..............................................................................................56

Detailed Operations .......................................................................57-78

Setting Image Quality and Size..................................................................58-59

How Much Space is Left on My CF Memory Card—

Confirming the Number of Exposures Remaining......................................60

Selecting the Focus Mode.........................................................................61-62

Digital Zoom....................................................................................................63

Setting the Exposure mode .......................................................................64-68

Setting the Flash Mode..............................................................................69-70

Setting the Exposure Compensation Value......................................................71

Adjusting Sensitivity...................................................................................72-73

Playback....................................................................................................74-76

Deleting Photographs................................................................................77-78

Advanced Operations.....................................................................79-90

Autofocus Lock/Auto Exposure Lock..............................................................80

Manual Focus .................................................................................................81

Situations Where Autofocus May not Work as Expected.................................82

Recording Movie/Movie Playback..............................................................83-84

Quick Delete/Holding the Image in the Display ................................................85

Quick Review Mode/Full-Screen Review Mode..........................................86-87

Viewing Additional Picture Information.......................................................88-89

Sync Terminal..................................................................................................90

Using the Camera Menus............................................................91-152

Setting Shooting Menus ..........................................................................92-119

Setting Shooting SET-UP Menus ...........................................................120-135

Playback Menus....................................................................................136-147

Playback SET-UP Menus.......................................................................148-152

Connections................................................................................153-160

Connecting to an AC Adapter (optional)........................................................154

Connecting to a television or VCR.................................................................155

Connecting to a computer.....................................................................156-160

Miscellaneous.............................................................................161-179

Optional Accessories.............................................................................162-164

Operating Conditions....................................................................................164

Caring for Your Camera.................................................................................165

Troubleshooting .....................................................................................166-167

Error Messages......................................................................................168-171

Specifications ........................................................................................172-175

Index .....................................................................................................176-179

Before Using the Camera

12 13

Nomenclature

10 11

12 13

17 18

22 23

4567

45678910

19 20 21

Inside memory card slot cover

Memory card eject lever

Opening Sync

terminal cover

Inside video output connector/ USB connector cover

1 Viewfinder p. 16 2 Red-eye reduction/Self-timer lamp

p. 70/53

3 Lens 4 MONITOR button p. 46 5 QUICK review button p. 51 6 MENU button p. 92 7 Control panel p. 16 8 Mode dial p. 44 9 Shutter release button p. 43

10 MODE/FUNC (function) 1 button

p. 64/130

11 Exposure Compensation/FUNC

(function) 2 button p. 71/131

12 Command dial 13 Video output connector/USB

connector cover p. 155/157

14 Zoom buttons p. 47 15 Memory card slot cover p. 36 16 Camera strap eyelets p. 40

14 15

17 Speedlight lock-release lever p. 50 18 Built-in Speedlight p. 50 19 Focus mode/Manual focus/Delete

button p. 61/81/77

20 Flash mode/Sensitivity/Thumbnail

button p. 69/72/55

21 Image quality/Image size button

p. 58/59

22 Monitor p. 17 23 Focus area/Multi selector p. 111/44

Video output connector

USB connector

Speedlight up

Flash sync

Photocell

sensor

1 DC-in connector cover p. 154 2 Sync terminal p. 90 3 Diopter adjustment dial p. 43 4 Viewfinder eyepiece p. 16 5 Red LED p. 16

• The following buttons have different functions in different modes:

Refer to the figure on p. 14 for the location of each button.

MONITOR

button

* Functions of buttons 19,

20 and 21 on page 14 differ in Shooting mode and Playback mode; these buttons are indicated as follows in this manual.

Indication in Shooting mode

Indication in Playback mode

QUICK

review button

Focus mode button

Delete button Thumbnail

MENU button

Indication of functions in Playback mode

Indication of combined operation with Command dial

Indication of functions in Shooting mode

6 Green LED p. 16 7 Swivel lock lever p. 106 8 Tripod socket 9 Battery chamber cover p. 30

10 Battery chamber cover latch p. 30

Command

dial

Flash mode button

button

Zoom

buttons

selector

Image quality button

Before Using the Camera

Multi

SLOW

AUAUTO

W-BAL.AL.

ISO

SXGASXGA

XGAXGA

VGAGA

3:2

M-FOCUS

4 5

6 7

8 9

Nomenclature—continued

5 6 7

10 11

3 4

8 9

12 13

23 4567

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Control Panel

(All indications are displayed in the illustration for easy reference.)

1 Exposure mode p. 64 2 White balance p. 95 3 Manual focus p. 81 4 ISO/Sensitivity p. 72 5 Aperture/Shutter speed/Various

numerical values*

6 Focus mode/Self-timer p. 61/53 7 Continuous shooting p. 99

* Displays numerical values such as shutter speed in Shutter-Priority Auto/Manual Exposure

mode, aperture in Aperture-Priority Auto/Manual Exposure mode, Exposure Compensation value when Exposure Compensation is enabled, focus distance when using Manual focus or sensitivity depending upon the functions used.

8 Exposure Compensation p. 71 9 Number of exposures remaining/

Exposure condition/Image transfer indication p. 60/68/157

10 Flash mode p. 69 11 Image quality mode p. 58 12 Image size p. 59 13 Battery status indicator p. 31 14 Metering mode p. 97

Viewfinder/LED

Parallax compensation marks for close-ups (macro)

Autofocus brackets

Red LED

Green LED

On: Flash ready Flashing (rapid): Flash recommended Flashing (slow): Flash charging

On: In-focus (ready for shooting) Flashing (rapid): Focus cannot be achieved in

(intermediate):Shooting photo (slow): Digital zoom (slow): 3 : 2 recording size

autofocus operation

Monitor (in Shooting mode)

1 User Setup Number*1p. 108 2 Self-timer/Count down

p. 53

3 Zoom/Ultra HS p. 47/99 4 Digital zoom magnification

factor p. 63

5 Clock* 6 Focus distance when in

Manual focus p. 81

7 Flash mode p. 69 8 Current Folder name* 9 Lens converter selection p. 106

10 Best Shot Selector/Noise Reduction

p. 102/117

11 Exposure lock (Auto exposure lock/

White balance lock) p. 109

12 Exposure bracketing/White balance

bracketing p. 115/116

13 Continuous shooting p. 99 14 Battery power* 15 Spot exposure metering area/AF area

p. 98/111

16 Image sharpening p. 114 17 White balance p. 95 18 Sensitivity adjustment p. 72

p. 33

p. 31

p. 122

Monitor (in Playback mode)

*1 Not displayed when User Setting Number 1

is set.

*2 Flashes when date/time setting is not set.

*3 Not displayed when folder name is set to *4 Not displayed when battery power is

19 Image adjustment/Black-and-white

p. 104/105

20 Image size p. 59 21 Image quality p. 58 22 Metering mode p. 97 23 Exposure mode p. 64 24 Shutter speed p. 66 25 Exposure meter p. 67 26 Aperture p. 66 27 Exposure Compensation/Exposure

Compensation values p. 71

28 Number of exposures remaining/

Movie duration p. 60/100

1 Image date p. 34 2 Image time p. 34 3 Image size p. 59 4 Image quality p. 58 5 Folder name p. 140 6 File number p. 74 7 Battery power* 8 Auto transfer p. 146

9 Print-order selection p. 144 10 Protect on p. 142 11 Frame number of displayed

image p. 74

NIKON. sufficient.

p. 31

Before Using the Camera

Quick Guide

This section will rapidly guide you through the first steps, from setting up the camera to taking your first picture. For fully detailed descriptions of each operation, please see the page referred as “(p. 00)”.

Set the Mode dial to and insert the battery (p. 30).

Insert the CF memory card (p. 36).

•Gently insert the CF memory card until it is fully seated. The label on the memory card should face the front of the camera and the edge with the holes has to mate with the connector inside the camera.

Note: Using a new CF memory card

A new CF memory card should be formatted for use with the COOLPIX995 camera body. The CF memory card supplied with the camera is already formatted.

Removing the CF memory card

Set the Mode dial to and check the battery power (p. 31).

•When M lights up or flashes, charge the supplied battery using the supplied battery charger.

Date/time setting

The date and time for your country or location should be set before use. The correct date and time at which each picture is taken is then automatically recorded with the image and can be checked on the camera monitor or computer (after transfer). See “Setting Date/Time” on p. 34.

Image quality and Image size

Press the button to choose between the four types of Image quality (compression ratio) (p. 58) and rotate the Command dial while pressing the button to select one of the six types of Image size (p. 59).

High

Image quality

Low

* Image quality cannot be selected in mode.

Image size

Large

FULL (no indication)

Small

Before Using the Camera

Center the subject in the Monitor or Viewfinder and compose

your picture (p. 46).

•Use the Zoom buttons to frame your subject in the Monitor or Viewfinder.

•The button zooms the camera out, reducing magnification and increasing the field of view. The button zooms the camera in.

Note: Inserting/removing the CF memory card

Make sure that the Mode dial is set to .

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Quick Guide—continued

Press the Shutter release button lightly to focus on the subject by

using autofocus. (p. 48).

In-focus Out-of-focus

Green LED lights. Green LED flashes.

•The Green LED lights when the subject is in focus and flashes rapidly when the camera cannot autofocus.

Use the built-in Speedlight if there is insufficient light to illuminate

the subject (p. 50). This condition is indicated by the Red LED flashing rapidly when the Shutter release button is half-pressed.

•Slide the Speedlight lock-release lever to release the built-in Speedlight.

Slowly and fully depress the Shutter release button to take the

picture (p. 49).

Press the QUICK button to check the picture immediately

(p. 51).

Quick review mode Full-screen review

•Photographs stored on the CF memory card can be reviewed using the button. Press the button to view the image in the top left corner of the Monitor.

•Press the button again to see the image full screen.

•Use the Zoom button to enlarge the image and use the Multi selector to scroll to hidden parts of the picture.

Set the Mode dial to when you have finished taking

photographs.

Deleting images

You can delete the image in the Full-screen review mode. See step 6 of “Basic Operation (Auto mode)” on p. 52.

mode

Before Using the Camera

•A single beep sound indicates that the shutter has been released.

Menu Guide: Shooting Mode

Shooting Menu 1

Press MENU button to select.

WHITE BALANCE

Select white balance in accordance with lighting conditions (p. 95)

METERING

Select metering mode (p. 97)

CONTINUOUS

Select Shooting mode (p. 99)

BEST SHOT SELECTOR

Turn best shot selection on or off (p. 102)

IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

Adjust brightness or contrast of image (p. 104)

SATURATION CONTROL

Adjust the saturation to control the strength of color,or to select black and white photographs (p. 105)

LENS

Select type of optional lens converter or Slide Copy Adapter (p. 106)

A Auto

White Bal Preset Fine Incandescent

Matrix Spot Center-Weighted Spot AF Area

Single Continuous Multi-shot 16 VGA Sequence

Off

BSS

AUTO Normal More Contrast Less Contrast

+1 Maximum

0 Normal –1 Moderate –2 Minimum

Normal Wide Adapter Telephoto 1 Telephoto 2

Press the Multi selector to switch between Shooting menu 1 and 2.

Fluorescent Cloudy Speedlight

Ultra HS Movie

Lighten Image Darken Image

B&W

Fisheye 1 Fisheye 2 Slide Copy Adptr

Shooting Menu 2

USER SETTING

Select User Setting 1/2/3 (p. 108)

EXPOSURE OPTIONS

Turn AE Lock and Auto Bracketing on or off , set exposure compensation (p. 109)

FOCUS OPTIONS

Select AF Area, change Autofocus mode, confirm focus or change distance units (p. 111)

IMAGE SHARPENING

Select level of image sharpening to be performed (p. 114)

AUTO BRACKETING

Set Auto Bracketing (on or off) or White Balance Bracketing (p. 115)

NOISE REDUCTION

Turn Noise Reduction on or off (p. 117)

RESET ALL

Reset all settings to default values (p. 118)

If the Symbol appears to the right of a menu item you can also select an option by rotating the Command dial.

User setting number 1 User setting number 2 User setting number 3

AE Lock EXP. +/– Exposure mode

AF Area Mode Auto-Focus Mode Focus Confirmation Distance Units

Auto High Normal Low

Off On

WB Bracketing

On Off

Reset all settings to default values

Off/On/Reset +2.0 to –2.0 P/S/A/M (A)/M (S)

Auto/Manual/Off Continuous AF/Single AF MF/On/Off m/ft

Off

3, ±0.3/3, ±0.7/ 3, ±1.0/5, ±0.3/ 5, ±0.7/5, ±1.0

No Reset

Before Using the Camera

Menu Guide: Shooting Mode

SET-UP 1

()

Press MENU button and Multi selector to select.

FOLDERS

Create new folders, rename or delete existing folders, choose folder for recording (p. 122)

MONITOR OPTIONS

Adjust monitor brightness and hue (p. 125)

CONTROLS

Set camera to “remember” settings in effect when camera is turned off; assign functions to FUNC. 1/ FUNC. 2 buttons (p. 130)

ZOOM OPTIONS

Turn Digital Tele and Fixed Aperture on or off, set start-up position (p. 132)

AUTO OFF

Set time delay for Auto Power Off function (p. 127)

SEQ. NUMBERS

Reset Seq. Number function; turn file numbering on or off (p. 128)

CF CARD FORMAT

Format CF memory card (p. 129)

Options

NIKON (Folder name)

Display Mode

Brightness Hue

Memorize

Func. 1 Func. 2

Digital Tele Startup Position Fixed Aperture

30 S 1 M 5 M 30 M

On Off Reset

WARNING! All images will be deleted!

Press the Multi selector to switch between SET-UP menu 1 and 2.

New/Rename/Delete

Monitor On/Review Only/Preview Only/ Monitor Off (5 level adjustable)

(11 level adjustable)

]/[/Mode/ ≠

Mode/[/]/ White Balance/≠/ Metering

On/Off Last Position/Wide/Tele Off/On

No/Format

SET-UP 2

()

SPEEDLIGHT OPT.

Set flash output; turn internal flash and shot confirmation lamp on or off (p. 133)

SHUTTER SOUND

Turn camera sound on or off (p. 127)

DATE

Set camera’s data and time (p. 129)

INFO. TXT

Turns recording of text data on or off (p. 134)

VIDEO MODE

Select video standard for your region for playback on television screen (p. 135)

LANGUAGE

Select language for menu and message display (p. 135)

DISABLE DELETE

Disable/enable deletion of all image files at a single command (p. 135)

SET-UP item with set in

Shooting mode.

Variable Power Int Flash Off Shot Confirm Lamp

+2.0 to –2.0 Off/On Off/On

On Off

Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute Display order

Off On

NTSC PAL

D E F J S

On Off

SET-UP

()

can also be

Before Using the Camera

Menu Guide: Playback Mode

Playback Menu

Press MENU button to select.

DELETE

Delete selected images using thumbnail display; delete all images or the settings of Auto Transfer and Print-order files (p. 138)

FOLDERS

Create new folders, rename or delete existing folders; choose folder for recording (p. 140)

SLIDE SHOW

Start slide show of images contained in single folder; set frame interval from 2s/3s/5s/ 10s (p. 140)

PROTECT

Protect selected images using thumbnail display (p. 142)

HIDE IMAGE

Hide selected images using thumbnail display (p. 143)

Press the Multi selector to switch between Playback menu and SET-UP menu.

Selected Images All Images Reset Trns/Print

Options All Folders

New/Rename/ Delete

NIKON

(Folder name)

Start Frame Intvl

2S/3S/5S/10S

(Select image and set Protect)

(Select image and set Hide Image)

SET-UP

MONITOR OPTIONS

Adjust monitor brightness and hue (p. 150)

SHUTTER SOUND

Turn camera sound on or off (p. 150)

AUTO OFF

Set time delay for Auto-Off function (p. 150)

CF CARD FORMAT

Format CF memory card (p.

151)

DATE

Set camera’s data and time (p. 151)

Brightness Hue

(5 level adjustable) (11 level adjustable)

On Off

30 S 1 M 5 M 30 M

WARNING! All images will be deleted!

No/Format

Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute Display order

Before Using the Camera

PRINT SET

Select images for printing using thumbnail display (p.

144)

AUTO TRANSFER

Automatically transfer selected images or all images to a connected computer (p. 146)

(Select image and set number of prints)

Selected Photos All Photos

VIDEO MODE

Select video standard for your region for playback on television screen (p. 151)

LANGUAGE

Select language for menu and message display (p. 152)

NTSC PAL

D E F J S

PREPARATION

This section introduces preparations necessary

before using the camera.

Check list

Check that all the components listed below are included in the package. If any components are missing, contact the retailer where you purchased your COOLPIX995.

1. Nikon COOLPIX995 Digital Camera

2. Strap

3. Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

4. Battery Charger with AC power cord

5. Video Cable

6. CompactFlash™ (CF) Memory Card

7. USB Cable for connection to computer.

8. Lens cap

9. Nikon View 4 CD-ROM (contains Nikon View 4 and bundled software)

10.Instruction manual for COOLPIX995

11.CD-ROM instruction manual for Nikon View 4

12.“Open Me First!” Envelope – your path to After Sales Support and Service.

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Installing Battery

The camera requires either the supplied Li-ion Rechargeable Battery or a 2CR5 (DL245) 6V lithium battery (available separately). Make sure to check the battery power when a new battery is installed or before shooting.

Turn the Mode dial (p. 44) to and open the battery chamber

cover.

•Slide the battery chamber cover latch toward to open the cover.

Insert the battery with the ´ and ‰ ends positioned as indicated

inside the battery chamber, then firmly close the cover.

•Slide the battery chamber cover latch toward to lock the cover.

Set the Mode dial to and check the battery power on the

Control panel or Monitor.

* Battery power

indication only displayed in the Monitor when there is insufficient battery power.

N lights up Sufficient battery power (on Control panel only)

M lights up Battery power is low—please recharge or change

M flashes

•All the camera functions are disabled when the battery is completely exhausted.

•The CF memory card will retain images regardless of the condition of the camera battery.

•Battery power can be conserved and the available number of shots per battery increased by turning off the Monitor (p. 46) and using the Viewfinder.

Supplied Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

The supplied Li-ion Rechargeable Battery is not fully charged at shipment. We recommend that you charge the battery before first use. Please see the instruction manual supplied with the charger for details.

Precautions on battery use and handling

•Be sure to follow the warnings and cautions in “For Your Safety” on pp. 3-9 when installing/handling the battery.

•The battery cannot be replaced when a tripod or optional bracket is attached.

•Due to the characteristics of the battery, the battery power indicator N may briefly show when the exhausted battery is reinstalled.

•The flashing low battery indication M does not change to full battery indication N (steady) when the AC Adapter is connected. To reset the indicator, turn the power off and then on again.

battery. Battery is exhausted—recharge or change battery

as soon as possible.

Preparation

Power sources

We recommend use of the supplied Li-ion Rechargeable Battery. This battery can be charged with the supplied battery charger. Use of the optional accessory AC Adapter/Battery Charger EH-21 (p. 163) is recommended if the camera is being used for extended periods of time.

Selecting a Language

The language in which menus and messages are displayed can be selected using the Language sub-menu.

Turn the Mode dial to ˘.

•The Language can also be set using the SET-UP menu in the Shooting mode.

Press the MENU button so the Playback menu is displayed.

•The appearance of the menu will vary depending on the language currently selected.

Press < on the Multi selector to highlight the tab on the left and

press ≤/≥ to highlight the “S” tab.

Press > on the Multi selector to display the SET-UP menu.

Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector to highlight the “Language” sub-

menu and press > to select “Language”.

Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector to highlight “D”, “E”, “F”, “J” or

“S” and press > to select.

•When the Language is set, the display returns to the SET-UP menu.

The languages available in the “Language” sub-menu are:

D: German (Deutsch) E: English F: French (Français) J: Japanese S: Spanish (Español)

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Setting Date/Time

The date and time for your country or location should be set before use.

Set the Mode dial to and press the MENU button to display

the SET-UP menu.

Select “Date” in the SET-UP menu.

•Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector (p. 44) to highlight Date and press > to display date/time setting. The year display flashes.

Set year, month, day, hour and minute.

•Pressing ≤ on the Multi selector increases the number and pressing ≥ decreases the number. After setting a number, pressing > moves the selection on.

Set the date display order.

•Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector to change the date display order as followings.

YYYY/MM/DD MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY

Complete the date and time setting.

•Press > on the Multi selector after selecting the desired date display order to complete date/time setting. When the date display order is set, the clock starts and the display returns to the SET-UP menu.

Printing image date/time with a photo

When date and time are set, image date and time are recorded with the image data (inside the image file) and can be displayed when the image is played back (p. 74). The image date and time can be printed with the photo (p. 144).

Preparation

The clock-calendar is powered by a separate rechargeable battery, which is

Year<—Month<—Day<—Hour<—Minute<—Date display sequence

•The year display can be set between 1970 to 2037.

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charged as necessary when the main battery is installed. If the camera has been stored with the main battery removed for a long period of time, the clock may need to be reset. Once the main battery has been reinserted, the clock battery will recharge in several hours, during which time the main battery should be left in the camera.

Backup battery of the clock

Inserting CF Memory Card

The COOLPIX995 uses a CompactFlash™ (CF) memory card to store images and movies.

Use a Nikon CF memory cards or other recommended memory card. See p. 163 and the instruction manual of the CF memory card for notes on using the card.

Inserting the CF Memory Card

Turn the Mode dial to , open the card slot cover, and gently

insert the CF memory card until it is fully seated. The label on the CF memory card should face the front of the camera and the edge with the holes has to mate with the connector inside the camera.

Note: Inserting the CF memory card

•Make sure that the Mode dial is set to when inserting the CF memory card.

Return the eject lever to its original position after fully inserting

the CF memory card and make sure to completely close the card slot cover.

Removing the Memory Card

Turn the Mode dial to , open the card slot cover, fold out the

eject lever and press it in to release the CF memory card.

Notes: Removing the CF memory card

•Make sure that the Mode dial is set to when removing the CF memory card.

•Note that the CF memory card may become warm during extended camera use.

Grasp the CF memory card with your fingertips and pull gently to

extract it. Then close the card slot cover.

Preparation

Formatting CF Memory Cards

CF memory cards must be formatted before being used with the COOLPIX995. Note that the CF memory card supplied with your camera has already been formatted.

Note: Formatting CF memory cards

Note that when a CF memory card is formatted, the entire contents of the card are permanently deleted.

Insert the CF memory card into the COOLPIX995 (p. 36).

Turn the Mode dial to .

•CF memory cards can also be formatted in or ˘ mode.

Press the MENU button.

•The SET-UP menu is displayed in the Monitor.

Select “Format”.

•Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector to highlight Format and select it by pressing >. Formatting is started, FORMATTING is displayed and then the Monitor returns to the SET-UP menu.

Press button to complete the operation.

•After formatting, confirm the available number of frames in the Control panel or Monitor (p. 60).

Aborting format

It is possible to abort the Format selection by pressing the MENU button to immediately exit the menu. Alternatively, select No with ≤/≥ on the Multi selector and return to the SET-UP menu by pressing </>.

Preparation

Select “CF Card Format”.

•Press ≤/≥ on the Multi selector to highlight CF Card Format and select it by pressing >.

Note: Formatting

Selecting Format by pressing > on the Multi selector starts formatting immediately. At this point formatting cannot be stopped. Formatting permanently deletes all the data recorded on the CF memory card. Do not remove the CF memory card during formatting.

Strap and Lens Cap

O D

I Z E

I S

-F O C

U S

Attaching strap

Useful Advice on

•Attach the strap as illustrated.

Lens cap

•Press the latch on the lens cap to attach/detach it.

•Since the lens cap can easily be misplaced, we recommend attaching it to the strap with the supplied cord.

COOLPIX Camera

Techniques

Useful Advice

Holding the Camera

Holding the Camera/Pressing the Shutter Release Button

To reduce blurring caused by camera shake, hold the camera steadily in both hands and press the Shutter release button slowly and gently. Photographs can be framed in the Monitor or the Viewfinder.

Check point

The lens section of this camera rotates so the subject can be seen easily on the Monitor and/or Viewfinder. Rotate the camera so that it can be held securely.

Frame photographs in the Monitor

•When you are using Macro close-up (p. 61).

•When you are using Digital zoom (p. 63).

•When you are using a lens converter (p. 106, 162)

•When Image size is set to 3:2 (p. 59).

•When you want direct confirmation of camera settings or the view through the lens.

Using the Swivel

M O

D E

Frame photographs in the Viewfinder

•When you want to save power by turning the Monitor off (p. 46).

•When bright ambient lighting conditions make it difficult to see the display in the Monitor.

Diopter adjustment dial

If the images in the Viewfinder appear blurred even when the subject is in focus, set the diopter adjustment for your particular eyesight by rotating the diopter adjustment dial so the autofocus target area frames in the Viewfinder can be seen clearly.

Notes: Holding the camera

•Make sure not to let your finger, hair, the strap, power cord of the AC Adapter

or video cable get in front of the lens or Speedlight.

•Make sure not to get your finger or clothing caught in the rotating part of the

camera or cover while shooting.

•Do not look directly at the sun through the Viewfinder.

•The rotating lens section should be rotated slowly and within its range.

(Approx. 270 degrees)

Pressing the Shutter release button

•The unique swivel design of the camera allows you to position the lens toward the subject while having the Monitor in a convenient position for checking. With the Monitor facing toward you, the lens section can be tilted 210° forwards and 90° backward. There is a Swivel lock lever (p. 106) on the base of the camera which, when set, prevents the lens from tilting down if a heavy converter lens accessory is fitted.

•Note that bright objects such as lights may cause a vertical white line to appear in the Monitor. This is not a malfunction and does not normally appear on the image.

Self-portrait pictures

For convenient framing of self portraits, when the lens is rotated to face backwards, the display will invert so that it appears the correct way up.

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Before releasing

shutter

•Lightly pressing the Shutter release button and holding it halfway down activates the camera’s exposure meter and autofocus.

•The focus is locked as long as the Shutter release button is kept lightly pressed (p. 48, 80). Pressing it fully all the way down releases the shutter.

Half press Fully depressed

Note: Pressing the Shutter release button

Pressing the Shutter release button abruptly can result in picture blur. Make sure to press the Shutter release button slowly.

Useful Advice

Mode Dial and Multi Selector

Mode Dial

Use the Mode dial to select the Shooting mode , or Playback mode ˘.

: Shooting mode

There are two modes for taking pictures:

•In “ ” (Auto mode), the camera controls the exposure and other settings for simple, easy operation.

•In “ ” (Manual mode), camera settings such as exposure, white balance, image adjustment and sharpening are under full manual control.

: Playback mode

The Playback mode is for reviewing and managing your pictures. When the Mode dial is set to ˘, images can be reviewed, deleted, played back in a slide show, marked for printing (DPOF) or can be protected from accidental deletion.

Multi selector

When any camera menu is active, the Multi selector is used to move around the menus, making selections in both the up/down and left/right directions. When in Shooting mode, pressing the Multi selector allows the desired AF area to be chosen.

Position Operation

Press ≤/≥ to move vertically, selecting an item by highlighting it. Once an item has been highlighted further selections can be made by pressing > to move right and then, if applicable, pressing ≤/≥ to select the desired setting.

Selecting focus area (in mode)

The camera has five autofocus target areas which can be activated in turn by using ≤, ≥, < or > on the Multi selector.

Simple Shooting and

Playback

Having mastered simple point operation and

studied the section “Useful Advice on COOLPIX

Camera Techniques”, we recommend that you read this section which explains some aspects

of simple “Point and Shoot” photography in

more detail.

Setting the Mode dial to (auto mode) automatically selects the most common exposure and image adjustment settings to ensure that the overall appearance of the picture is well balanced and correctly exposed.

• Other functions that are also preset are described below.

Image size (resolution) Full Image quality (JPEG

compression ratio) Focus mode Flash mode Auto

Exposure Compensation Monitor On*

* When the Monitor is off, Single AF (the camera only

focuses when the shutter is half-pressed) is selected.

(2048 x 1536 pixels) Normal Continuous AF*

(camera continuously focuses)

None (0.0)

Simple Shooting and Playback

Basic Operation (Auto Mode)

Set the camera to Auto Mode (Set the Mode dial to ).

•The camera beeps once when the power is turned on and standby operation starts. After a short pause, the camera is ready and the Viewfinder image is displayed on the Monitor.

Control panel

Monitor

•Individual function settings and the number of images that can be fitted on the CF memory card are displayed in the Control panel and Monitor.

MONITOR button

•Pressing the MONITOR button changes the display in the following order (example in mode):

Data display

No data Off

Compose your picture.

•Aim the lens at the subject and compose the picture in the Monitor or Viewfinder.

Parallax compensation marks for close-ups (Macro)

Note: Composing using image in Viewfinder.

When composing a picture using the image in the Viewfinder, the actual image recorded is shifted slightly (due to a phenomenon known as parallax) compared to the image in the Viewfinder. Especially when shooting close-ups, the effect of parallax becomes more pronounced and the edges of the image seen in the Viewfinder image may not be included. Use of the Monitor is therefore recommended for close-up (Macro) shooting at distances of less than 90 cm/35 in. The parallax compensation marks in the Viewfinder indicate the compensation required when the subject to camera distance is 60 cm/24 in.

Zoom button

•Use the Zoom button to frame your subject in the Monitor or Viewfinder.

Wideangle Telephoto

•To zoom out and see more in the Monitor or Viewfinder, press the Zoom button. This sends the lens to the wideangle position. To zoom in and make the subject appear closer, press the Zoom button.

•When the lens has zoomed to the full telephoto position with the Monitor turned on, the Digital zoom then allows a further magnification of up to 4x (p. 63).

Note: Digital zoom

When using the Digital zoom, the image in the Viewfinder is different from the actual image recorded. Make sure to check the image in the Monitor.

Simple Shooting and Playback

Autofocus target area

Monitor Viewfinder

•When shooting in mode, the camera will use the subject in the center of the picture as the focus target.

Basic Operation (Auto Mode)—continued

Lightly press the Shutter release button and confirm the focus.

In-focus Out-of-focus

Green LED lights. Green LED flashes

Bright subject Dark subject

Confirm LED

No LED indication

Note: Continuous AF

When the Monitor is on, the camera continues to attempt to focus (Continuous AF, p. 62). The shutter can be released without focus being achieved. Check the focus status of the image in the Monitor before releasing the shutter.

Focus Lock

When the subject is in focus while you are lightly pressing the Shutter release button, the focus is locked and the Green LED lights up without flashing. When the main subject is not centered in the frame, focus on the subject, lock focus, then recompose as you like while lightly pressing the Shutter release button. In Focus Lock, do not change the distance between the camera and subject when changing the composition.

rapidly.

Red LED flashes

rapidly.

Gently depress the Shutter release button.

•The shutter is released when the Shutter release button is fully depressed, the camera beeps once (p. 127) and the picture is taken.

Green LED flashes at

intermediate speed

Monitor

•Immediately after a picture is taken, the Green LED flashes and ∂ (Quick delete) and ˚ (pause, p. 85) are briefly displayed in the Monitor after which the Monitor will return to normal and the next shot can be taken.

•It is normally possible to take a picture when the shot is still being displayed in the Monitor. Lightly pressing the Shutter release button resets the Monitor to normal display and subsequent shots are possible unless (Wait) is displayed. The number of shots that can be taken may vary, depending on the Image size and Image quality (p. 58).

Image size Image quality Number of shots that can be taken

FULL NORMAL 4

VGA BASIC 77

• is displayed on the Monitor while image is being recorded on the CF memory card.

Note: Recording on CF Memory Cards

The Green LED flashing at intermediate speed indicates that the image is being written to the CF memory card. Do not remove the card, battery or AC Adapter until the Green LED has gone out, or image data may be damaged or not recorded.

Simple Shooting and Playback

Basic Operation (Auto Mode)—continued

Built-in Speedlight

Use the built-in Speedlight if there is insufficient light to illuminate the subject. This condition is indicated by the Red LED flashing rapidly when the Shutter release button is half-pressed.

To use the Speedlight

Å Slide the Speedlight lock-release lever to release the built-in Speedlight.

Red LED flashes

rapidly.

Í Confirm the Red LED is steady, then gently depress the Shutter release

button fully to take the picture with the built-in Speedlight.

Red LED steady.

Note: Using built-in Speedlight

Note that the built-in Speedlight may become warm during extended Speedlight use.

Press the QUICK button to check the image immediately

after shooting.

Quick review mode Full-screen review

•Each press of the QUICK button changes the display on the Monitor as follows:

Shooting mode

(take a picture)

•Press the Multi selector to choose the image to be displayed. To display the previous image frame continue to press < /≤. When the oldest frame is reached, pressing </≤ changes the display to the most recent frame recorded. When the most recent frame is reached, pressing ≥/> changes the display to the oldest one.

Check points:

•Lightly pressing the Shutter release button in either Quick review or Full-screen review resets the camera to normal Shooting mode and more shots can be taken.

•Recorded images can be played back in Full-frame playback (p. 74) by rotating the Mode dial to ˘.

Quick review mode

(Quick check of last

picture)

mode

Full-screen review

mode

Simple Shooting and Playback

Basic Operation (Auto Mode)—continued

Self-Timer Operation

Press the Delete button in Full-screen review mode and select

“Yes” with the Multi selector to delete a single image.

•Using the Multi selector choose the image to be deleted. Pressing the Delete button displays a confirmation dialog. Select Yes with the Multi selector. Pressing > deletes the image and DONE is displayed.

Check point:

Recorded images can also be deleted in ˘ mode (p. 77)

Set the Mode dial to when you have finished taking

photographs.

The Self-timer delays the shutter release for 3 or 10 seconds after the Shutter release button has been pressed to allow you to appear in your photograph. We recommend that you use a tripod or place the camera on a stable surface when using the Self-timer.

Press the Focus mode button several times until V appears in

the Control panel and Monitor.

Compose your picture, confirm focus and fully depress the

Shutter release button.

•Pressing the Shutter release button once activates a 10-second timer and twice activates a 3-second timer. (Press the Shutter release button twice to pause the 10 second Self-timer and once to pause the 3-second timer after activation of the timer.) The Self-timer lamp pulses for 1 second before the shutter is released and then lights steadily for the final 1 second. (The remaining time is visible as a count-down on the Monitor.) In Shooting mode, Self-timer operation using Manual focus (p. 81) is possible.

•To cancel Self-timer after activation of the timer, pause, then press the Focus mode button so V disappears or else turn the power off.

Simple Shooting and Playback

Check point

Setting the Self-timer also activates Macro shooting mode, causing v to be displayed.

Simple Playback Operations

Set the Mode dial to ˘ to set the camera to Playback mode. In Playback mode, recorded images are visible on the Monitor. Multiple reduced size images can be viewed at once (Thumbnail Playback) or reviewed for deletion.

Full-Frame Playback (See p. 74)

Set the Mode dial to ˘.

•The most recent photograph is displayed in the Monitor. Press the Multi selector to select the image to display.

Press and hold the Zoom button to see the image in closer

detail. Press the button to return to the original view. Use the Multi selector to see the hidden parts of the zoomed image.

Thumbnail Playback (See p. 76)

Press the Thumbnail ( ) button once to display nine Thumbnail

images, or twice to display four Thumbnail images. The Thumbnail image can be selected with the Multi selector and displayed Full-frame.

Deleting Photographs in Full-Frame Playback (See p. 77)

Press the Delete (D) button in Full-frame playback.

•The delete confirmation dialog is displayed. You can delete an image after confirming with the confirmation dialog.

Simple Shooting and Playback

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