Nikon COOLPIX 57000 Quick Start Manual
Nikon
COOLPIX
Quick
DIGITAL
CAMERA
57000
Start Guide
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Preparing
Basic
Using
Using
Technical
Shooting
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the
for
Wi-Fi (Wireless LAN)
Notes
Shooting
and
Playback
Operations
Function
ii
1m
1
6
13
15
16
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To
get
the most from this Nikon product, be sure
([[)vii-ix)
thoroughly
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you
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and
and keep
want
([[)
"Wi-Fi (Wireless
to
start using
1)
and
them
where they
the
"Basic
LAN
Network)"
will
([[)xii),
be read by
camera right away,
Shooting and
Playback
to
read
and
all
see
"Preparing
Operations"
"For Your
all
other instructions
who
use
Safety"
the
camera.
for
([[)6).
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on
how
to
website and refer
Manual
use
this camera.
to
the
it
along
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Reference Manual"
(PDF
format) provides more details
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with
this manual.
http://nikonimglib.com/manual/
•
The Reference Manual
can be viewed using Adobe
download from the Adobe website.
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ViewNX 2
your
To install ViewNX
and
follow
http://nikonimglib.com/nvnx/
is
free software
computer
the
so
that
you can view, edit, or share them.
2,
download
on-screen
that
enables
the
ViewNX 2
installation instructions.
Nikon User Support
you
in various languages
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to
transfer images and movies
installer
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from
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available for free
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technical
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the
event
purchased
D
COOLPIX
Digital
D
Charging
EH-71
that
the
57000
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AC
P*
camera.
Adapter
the
any
Package
items
are missing,
D
Camera Strap
D
USB
Contents
please
Cable
UC-E21
contact
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the
store
Rechargeable Li-ion
Battery
where
EN-EL
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you
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Quick Start Guide
(this
manual)
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requires a
region
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adapter
of
purchase
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cards are referred
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adapter. The shape
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Warranty
if
the camera was purchased in a country or region
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not
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the plug
with
adapter varies with the country or
the
camera.
cards" in this
SD,
SDHC,
manual.
Strap
and
that
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iii
Information and Precautions
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of
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and photography. Additional information may be available from
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users
users
users
in
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U.S.A.:
in Europe and Africa:
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Asia,
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in
your area. Visit
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to
keep up-to-date
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website
East:
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(FAQs),
below
http://www.nikon-asia.com/
latest
and general advice on digital imaging
product
for contact information.
information, tips,
the
Nikon
Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories
Nikon
electronic circuitry. Only Nikon brand electronic accessories (including battery
chargers, batteries, Charging
Nikon specifically for use
to
THE
AND MAY VOID
COOLPIX
operate
USE
OF
cameras are designed
with
within
the operational and safety requirements
NON-NIKON
YOUR
ELECTRONIC
NIKON
to
the
highest standards and include complex
AC
Adapters,
this Nikon digital camera
WARRANTY.
AC
adapters and,
ACCESSORIES
USB
cables) certified by
are
engineered and proven
of
this electronic circuitry.
COULD DAMAGE
THE
CAMERA
The
use
of
third-party rechargeable Li-ion batteries
holographic
batteries overheating, igniting, rupturing,
Holographic seal: Identifies this
device
For more information
Nikon dealer.
as
Before Taking
Before taking pictures on
the camera on a trip), take a test shot
normally. Nikon will
product
seal
could interfere
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authentic Nikon product.
about
Nikon brand accessories, contact a local authorized
Important
important
not
be held liable for damages or lost profits
malfunction.
with
normal operation
Pictures
occasions (such
to
or
leaking.
ensure
that
not
bearing the Nikon
of
the
camera or result
as
at weddings
the
camera
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or
before taking
functioning
may result from
in
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I
V
Disposing
of
Data Storage Devices
Please
cards or
Deleted files
commercially available
image data. Ensuring the privacy
Before discarding a data storage device or transferring ownership
erase
completely refill
images
when physically destroying data storage devices.
To
menu
Conformity
Follow
camera complies with.
Press
note that deleting images or formatting data storage devices such
built-in camera
can
sometimes be recovered from discarded storage devices using
all
data using commercial deletion software, or format
it
with
of
delete
([[]13).
empty
the
sky).
Wi-Fi settings, select
memory
software, potentially resulting in
images containing
Care
should
does
not
of
such data
be taken
Restore
completely
is
the
no
private information (for example,
to
avoid injury or damage
default
erase
the
malicious
user's
responsibility.
settings
the
the
in
Marking
the procedure
the
MENU
button
below
+
Y
to
display some
menu icon
of
the
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conformity markings that
marking
+
as
memory
original image data.
use
of
personal
to
another person,
device and then
to
property
the
Wi-Fi options
the
®
button
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To prevent damage
read
the following safety precautions in their entirety before using this
equipment. Keep these safety instructions where
will read them.
to
your Nikon product or injury
all
to
yourself or
those
who
to
others,
use
the product
The consequences that could result from failure
listed
.....
~
in
this section
This
icon marks warnings, information
this Nikon product,
are
indicated by the following symbol:
to
prevent possible injury.
to
that
should
WARNINGS
~
Should you notice smoke or
Charging
battery immediately, taking care
result in injury. After removing or disconnecting the
equipment
~
Touching the internal parts
in
camera or Charging
accident, take the product
inspection, after
Turn
Do
injury.
off
in
the
event
AC
Adapter, unplug the Charging
to
a Nikon-authorized service representative for inspection.
not
disassemble
Repairs
should be performed only by qualified technicians. Should the
AC
unplugging
of
malfunction
an
unusual smell coming from the camera or
to
of
the camera or Charging
Adapter break open
to
a Nikon-authorized service representative for
the product
AC
Adapter and remove the
avoid burns. Continued operation could
as
the
and/or
removing the battery.
observe the precautions
be
read
before using
power
result
source, take the
AC
Adapter could result
of
a fall or other
~
Do
not
use
the
camera or Charging
flammable gas
Do
not
use
electronic
could result
~
Never place the strap around
~
Particular care should be taken
other small parts
Handle
Keep
in
explosion or fire.
the
out
of
equipment
camera strap with care
reach
into
of
children
their mouths.
AC
Adapter in
in
the
presence
the
neck
of
an
infant or child.
to
prevent infants from putting the battery or
of
flammable
the
presence
gas,
Introduction VII
as
of
this
A
Do not remain in contact with
or
AC
adapter
for extended periods while
use
the
camera, Charging
the
AC
Adapter,
devices are on
or
in
Parts
skin
A
of
the devices become hot. Leaving the devices
for extended periods may
Do
not
leave
the
product where
high temperatures, such
result
as
in low-temperature
it
in an
enclosed automobile or in direct
sunlight
Failure
A
The battery may
following
•
•
•
•
•
•
• Put
•
•
• If liquid from the damaged battery comes
to
observe this precaution
Observe
precautions when
Before
Charging
Use
battery by using a camera
operation,
UC
available
When inserting the battery,
backwards.
Do
battery
Do
Do
Do
The battery
the product, be
Discontinue
such
rinse
replacing
only
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not
short or
not
expose the battery
not
immerse in or expose
the battery
not
transport or store
as
immediately
caution when handling
leak,
overheat, or explode
the battery, turn the product off.
AC
Adapter/A(
a
Rechargeable
use
the Charging
(included).
to
charge the battery
insulation or casing.
is
prone
use
discoloration or deformation.
The Battery
disassemble
in
a plastic
sure
immediately should you notice any change in the battery,
with
Li-ion Battery
with
to
leakage
to
remove the battery when no charge remains.
plenty
could
cause damage or fire.
the
if
handling the battery for
adapter, be sure it
EN-EL
that
supports battery charging. To perform this
AC
Adapter
Charger MH-66
without
do
not
the
battery or
to
flame
to
water.
bag, etc. in order
metal
when
of
water.
using a camera.
attempt
or
to
objects such
fully
in
will
be exposed
direct contact
burns.
to
extremely
with
battery
improperly handled. Observe
use
in
this product:
If you
is
unplugged.
19
(included). Charge
EH-71
excessive heat.
P (included)
(available separately)
to
insert it upside
attempt
to
insulate it before transporting.
as
discharged. To avoid damage
in
contact
are
using the
the
and
USB
down
to
remove or break the
necklaces
with
or hairpins.
clothing
or
the
the
Cable
is
also
or
to
skin,
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Observe
the
ACAdapter
•
Keep
shock.
•
Dust on or near the metal
cloth.
•
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lightning
shock.
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dry.
Failure
Continued
not
handle the
storms.
following
to
observe this precaution could result in fire or
use
could result
plug
Failure
precautions when
parts
or
to
of
the
plug should be removed
in
fire.
go
near the
observe this precaution
Charging
handling
AC
Adapter during
could result
the
Charging
with
in
electric
a dry
electric
• Do
• Do
• Do
not
damage, modify, forcibly
heavy objects, or expose it
damaged and the wires become exposed, take it
service representative for inspection. Failure
could result in fire or electric shock.
not
handle the plug or Charging
observe this precaution could result in electric shock.
not
use
with
travel converters or adapters designed
to
voltage
precaution could damage the
another or
to
with
DC-to-AC inverters. Failure
tug
heat
or
product
or bend
flames. Should the insulation be
AC
or cause overheating or fire.
the
to
Adapter
USB
cable, place it under
to
a Nikon-authorized
observe these precautions
with
wet
hands. Failure
to
convert from one
to
observe this
to
A Use
Using a power supply other than those provided or sold by Nikon could result
in
damage
the
AC
adapter,
appropriate power supply (battery, Charging
USB
cable)
or
malfunction.
AC
adapter,
A Use appropriate cables
When connecting cables
provided or sold by Nikon for the purpose,
product regulations.
A Do
Failure
not
touch
to
observe this precaution could result
A Handle moving parts
Be
careful
or other moving parts.
A Using
The flash should be no
that
visual
your fingers or other objects
the
flash close
impairment
to
the
the
moving parts
with
to
less
than 1 meter
input
your subject's eyes could cause temporary
and
care
output
to
maintain compliance
of
the
lens
in
are
not
(3ft 4 in.)
jacks,
injury.
use
only the cables
with
pinched by the lens cover
from
the
subject.
Particular care should be observed
A Do
Failure
A Avoid contact
Should the
broken glass and
or entering the eyes or mouth.
A Follow
not
operate
or object
to
observe this precaution could result
monitor
to
the
the
flash with
with
break, care should be taken
prevent liquid crystal from
instructions
liquid crystal
of
when
airline and hospital personnel
photographing infants.
the
flash
window
in
burns or fire.
to
avoid injury caused by
the
monitor
touching a person
touching the skin
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ix
No.tices
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
for
Customers in
the
U.S.A.
DANGERCAREFULLY FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
For connection
the proper configuration for the power
The power supply
floor
mount
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Radio Frequency
Interference
This
equipment
and found
limits for a
pursuant
rules. These limits
to
provide reasonable
protection against harmful
interference
can radiate radio frequency energy and,
with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference
communications. However, there
occur
interference
turning the
interference by one or more
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the
• Connect the
• Consult the dealer or
in
which the receiver
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,
to
a supply
unit
position.
Statement
has
been tested
to
comply
Class
to
a particular installation. If this
B digital device,
Part
in
a residential installation. This
to
radio or television reception, which
equipment
equipment
15
are
of
with
designed
is
not
in
is
intended
the
the
FCC
off
and on, the user
of
the following measures:
into
an
connected.
an
experienced radio/television technician for help.
the
U.S.A.,
to
be correctly orientated
use
outlet
an
attachment plug adapter
if
needed.
in
Nikon
COOLPIX S7000
equipment
if
not
installed and used
is
no guarantee that interference will
equipment
equipment
outlet
on a circuit different from
is
does cause harmful
encouraged
generates,
to
radio
can
be determined by
to
try
and receiver.
a vertical or
in
accordance
to
of
uses,
correct the
not
that
and
to
CAUTIONS
Modifications
The
FCC
requires the user
made
void the user's authority
Interface
Use
other interface cables may exceed the limits
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to
this device
Cables
the interface cables sold or provided by Nikon for your equipment. Using
that
to
be notified
are
not
expressly approved by Nikon Corporation may
to
operate the equipment.
that
any changes or modifications
of
Class B Part
15
of
the
FCC
rules.
Notice for Customers in
WARNING
the
State
of
California
Handling the cord on this
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State
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Nikon
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to
handling.
Road,
Customers
B
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product
cause birth defects or
Melville,
will expose you
New
York
11747-3064,
in Canada
to
other
lead,
reproductive harm.
a chemical known
U.S.A
to
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I
xi
This
product
Regulations, and you are required
government
United States embargoes goods. The
embargo: Cuba,
are subject
Commerce for the latest information.
is
controlled by
if
you export or re-export this
Iran,
North
to
change, please contact
the
Korea,
United States Export Administration
to
Sudan, and
Restrictions on Wireless Devices
obtain permission from
product
following
the
United States Department
to
any country
countries were subject
Syria.
Since
the
the
United States
to
which
target countries
of
the
to
The wireless transceiver included in this
regulations in
purchased in the
Nikon does
as
to
the
center or Nikon-authorized service representative. This restriction applies
wireless operation only and
Notice
for
the
country
EU
or
EFTA
not
accept liability for
original country
Customers in
of
sale
and
can be used anywhere
use
of
sale
should consult
not
to
any
the
U.S.A. and Canada
Federal Communications Commission
(I C)
Declaration
This device complies
exempt
(1)
interference, including interference
device.
RSS
this device may
of
Conformity
with
Part
15
of
standard(s). Operation
not
cause interference, and
product
is
not
for
in other countries.
other
(FCC)
FCC
Rules
is
subject
that
may cause undesired operation
conforms
use
in
other
within
with
their local Nikon service
use
of
the
and
and Industry Canada licence-
to
the
following
(2)
this device must accept any
to
countries (products
the
Users
product.
Industry
wireless
EU
and
who
are
of
Canada
two
conditions:
EFTA).
unsure
to
of
this
Xii
FCC/IC
This transmitter must
other antenna or transmitter.
The available scientific evidence does
associated
that
devices
while being used. Whereas high levels
heating tissue), exposure
causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies
exposures have
that
confirmed by additional research.
RF
Exposure
with
using
these
some biological effects
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low
emit
power
low
not
Statement
not
low
wireless devices are absolutely
levels
found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested
be co-located
power
of
radio frequency energy
of
low-level
wireless devices. There
might
occur,
or
operated in conjunction
not
show
of
RF
RF
that
but
that
any health problems
(RF)
can produce health effects (by
does
not
such findings have
with
any
are
is
no proof, however,
safe.
Low power wireless
in
the
microwave range
produce heating effects
of
low-level
RF
not
been
COOLPIX S7000,
ID:2AAD3AA 1
tested and
uncontrolled
an
Exposure Guidelines in
frequency
uploaded
found
(RF)
to
which
GOJO I IC
to
comply
environment
Exposure rules. Please refer
FCC
website.
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equipped
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with
and meets
Supplement C to
with
a WSDB-686GN
FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for
the
OET65
to
LAN
FCC
radio frequency
and
RSS-1
the
SAR
test report
(FCC
Module,
02
of
has
the
that
been
(RF)
IC
was
radio
Notice
This
product
686GN"
for
Customers in Jamaica
contains a Type
Approved
Module
by
Jamaica:
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WSDB-
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Precautions when Using Radio Transmissions
Always
interception by third parties. Note
information
Personal Information
•
• Before discarding this product or transferring it
keep
User information registered and configured on the product,
wireless
susceptible
electricity, accident, malfunction, repair or other handling.
separate copies
direct or indirect damages or
content
Reset all
and configured with
settings and other
in
mind that radio transmission or reception
that
leaks
that may occur during data transfer.
Management
LAN
connection settings and other
to
alteration and
of
important
that
is
not
attributable
in
the setup menu
personal information.
the
loss
information. Nikon
lost
to
([IJ13)
product,
Nikon
and Disclaimer
resulting from operational error, static
profits resulting from alteration or
Nikon.
to
including wireless
is
personal
delete
not
responsible for data or
is
not
to
another owner, perform
all
user information registered
LAN
of
data
is
subject
including
information,
Always
responsible for any
connection
is
keep
loss
to
of
XiV
Introduction
Preparing for Shooting
Battery latch
• With the battery's positive and negative terminals oriented correctly, move
the orange battery latch
• Slide the memory card in until it clicks into place
•
Be
careful
backward,
~
Formatting a
not
to
insert the battery or memory card upside-down or
as
this could cause a malfunction.
Memory
(@),and
Card
Memory
fully insert the battery(@).
card slot
(@).
The first time you insert a
this camera, make sure
camera, press the
Removing
Turn the camera
turned off, and then open the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover.
• Move the battery latch
• Gently push the memory card into the camera
card.
Be
•
careful when handling the camera, battery, and memory card
immediately after using the camera,
MENU
the
off
Memory Cards and Internal
Camera data, including images and movies,
in
card or
remove the memory card.
the camera's internal memory.
memory
to
format
button, and select Format card
Battery or
and make
to
card
that
has
it
with
this camera. Insert the memory card into the
Memory
sure
that the power-on lamp and
eject the battery.
as
they may become
been used in another device into
Memory
can
To
use
in
the setup menu
(!Il13).
Card
monitor
to
partially eject the memory
hot.
be
saved
the camera's internal memory,
either on a memory
have
Preparing for Shooting 7
1
With
the battery
installed,
connect
the
camera
to
an
electrical
I
outlet.
Charging
AC
Adapter
Electrical
outlet
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I
Charge
lamp
If a plug adapter*
Charging
remove the plug adapter could damage the product.
* The shape
which the camera was purchased. This step
adapter comes permanently bonded
• The charge lamp slowly flashes green
• When charging
and
• The battery cannot be charged when the charge lamp quickly flashes green,
possibly due
- The ambient temperature
- The
- The battery
AC
50
minutes
USB
is
included
Adapter. Once the
of
the plug adapter varies according
is
complete, the charge lamp turns off. It takes about 1 hour
to
charge a fully exhausted battery.
to
one
cable or Charging
is
damaged.
USB
cable
with
two
of
the reasons described below.
is
AC
(included)
your camera, securely connect it
are connected, attempting
can
to
the Charging
to
indicate that the battery
not
suited
Adapter
to
charging.
is
not
to
to
forcibly
to
the country or region in
be omitted
AC
properly connected.
if
the plug
Adapter.
is
the
charging.
2
2
Disconnect
outlet
Preparing
and
for
Shooting
the
then
Charging
disconnect
AC
Adapter
the
USB
from
cable.
the
electrical
~
Notes About
the
USB
Cable
• Do
• Make sure
• The camera can be operated
• If
• Do not,
not
use a
UC-E21
an
at
~
than Charging
angle
Notes About Charging
increases.
the
battery level
while
AC
precaution could result in overheating or in damage
the
adapter or a battery charger for a
USB
cable
could result in overheating, fire or electric shock.
that
the
when
battery
under
connecting
is
any circumstances,
AC
other
plugs
is
extremely low, you may
charging.
Adapter
than
the
UC
are
properly oriented. Do
or disconnecting them.
the
Battery
while
EH-71
the
use
another make or
P,
and
mobile
-E21.
battery
do
is
not
not
use
phone. Failure
Using a
USB
not
insert or remove
charging,
be able
a commercially available
model
to
the
to
H Charging Using a Computer or Battery Charger
•
You
can also charge
the
battery
by
connecting
the
camera
cable
but
operate
to
camera.
to
other
the
charging
of
AC
observe this
a computer.
than
the
the
camera
adapter
the
plugs
time
other
USB-
•
You
without
can use
using
the
Battery Charger MH-66 (available separately)
the
camera.
to
charge
the
battery
Preparing for Shooting 3
When the camera
and the date and time setting screen for the camera
1
Press
the power switch to turn on
is
turned on for the first time, the
the camera.
•
The
monitor
•
To turn
switch again.
the
turns on.
camera
off
press
the
power
language-selection
clock
are
displayed.
screen
2
Use
._
T
the
to
desired
press
3
Select
4
Select
time zone and
the®
•
Press~
above
daylight
T
to
multi selector
select
the
language
the®
Yes
button.
and
press
your home
press
button.
to
display~
the
map
and
saving time.
disable
it.
and
the®
enable
Press
~
button.
4
5
I
Use
Preparing for Shooting
._
T
to select the date format and
press
the®
button.
6
Set the date and time, and
press
the®
•
Use~
to
• Select
button
7
When the confirmation dialog
select
• When settings
shooting mode.
t?4
Changing
•
You
can
settings
•
You
can
Time zone and date
.A.
to
enable daylight
disable daylight
button.
....
to
set the date and
the
minute
to
confirm the setting.
Yes and
the
change these settings using the
in
theY
enable or
setup menu
saving
select a field and then
time
.
field
and
press
press
are
finished, the
Language or
disable daylight
followed
saving
time
the®
lens extends and
the
(OJ
13).
saving
by
Time zone.
time
and move the clock
and move the
use
.A.~
the®
is
displayed,
use
button.
the
camera switches
Date and Time Setting
Language
time
in
Press
clock
and
Time zone and
theY
back one hour.
setup menu by
the multi selector
forward one hour,
•
T
....
to
to
date
selecting
and then
or~
to
t?4
The
Clock
• The camera's
The backup battery charges when the main battery
when the camera
for
several
• If
the camera's backup battery becomes exhausted, the date and
screen
([I]4).
is
displayed
Battery
clock
days after
is
is
when
powered by a
connected
about
the
to
10
hours
camera
built-in
an
optional
of
is
backup battery.
AC
charging.
turned on.
is
inserted into the camera or
adapter, and it can run the
Set
the date and
time
time
clock
setting
again
Preparing for Shooting
I
5
Basic Shooting and Playback
Operations
1 Rotate
• The camera enters 0 (auto)
be used for general shooting.
• Battery level indicator
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Number
•
[IT]
inserted in
saved in
the
mode dial to
The battery level
The battery level
of
exposures remaining
is
displayed
the
when
the
camera, and images are
internal memory.
is
high.
is
low.
no
memory
Q.
mode
card
and can
is
Battery
Number of
level
indicator
exposures
remaining
2 Hold
• Keep fingers and
• When taking pictures in portrait ("tall")
the
camera steady.
other
the
lens, flash,
microphone, and speaker.
orientation,
flash
is
above
AF
assist-illuminator,
turn
the
the
objects away
camera
lens.
so
that
from
the
6
Basic
Shooting
and
Playback
Operations
3
Frame
the
picture.
4
change
Move the zoom control
•
zoom
Press
lens position.
shutter-release
the
to
button
halfway.
focus
in focus,
subject
When
•
area
green.
When you
•
camera focuses in
frame and
displayed.
• If
flashes,
Modify the composition and try pressing
the shutter-release
again.
the
or focus indicator
are
the
the
area
camera
the
focus
is
is
using digital zoom,
center
the
focus
area
or foc
is
button
us
unable
the
displayed in
the
of
not
is
indicator
focus.
to
halfway
the
the
Zoom out
Zoom
in
1;
-
-
5
Without
shutter-release
the
the
of
lifting your finger, press
way down.
button
the
rest
Basic
Shooting
and
Playback
Operations
7
~
Notes About Saving
Images
or
Movies
The indicator showing the number
the remaining recording time flashes while images or movies
not open
battery or memory card
loss
of
f4l
•
When no operations
the camera enters standby mode, and then the power-on lamp
camera turns
•
To
turn the monitor back on while the camera
operation such
R
•
We
- When shooting in dim lighting with the flash mode
- When the zoom
the
battery-chamber/memory card
while
data, or
The Auto
in
damage
Off
off
after remaining
as
pressing the power switch or shutter-release button.
to
the camera or the memory card.
Function
are
performed for about one minute, the monitor turns off,
When Using a Tripod
recommend using a tripod
is
at a telephoto position
of
exposures remaining or the indicator showing
slot
cover or remove
an
indicator
in
standby mode for about three minutes.
to
stabilize the camera
is
flashing. Doing this could result
is
in
standby mode, perform
in
the following situations:
(CIJ12)
are
set
being
flashes.
to®
saved.
the
The
(off)
Do
in
an
•
When using a tripod
in
the setup menu
to
stabilize the camera during shooting, set
(CIJ13)
to
prevent potential errors caused by this function .
Photo
VR
to
Off
8
I
Basic
Shooting and
Playback
Operations
1
Press
the
[E) (playback) button
enter playback mode.
to
2
• If you
while the camera
turns on
Use
press
the
and hold
in
playback mode.
multi selector to select an
image to display.
•
Press
and hold
through the images quickly.
• To return to shooting mode,
button
• When
playback mode, you
button
or shutter-release button.
m:3:1rll
to
is
apply
down
displayed
an
down
is
turned off, the camera
.._ T
can
effect
the
~
....
press
in
full-frame
press
the®
to
the image.
[E
to
button
scroll
the
[E
Display
the next image
• Move the zoom control
toward
playback mode
on
In
•
move the zoom control
toward
thumbnail playback mode
and display multiple images
on the screen.
T (q)
an
image.
full-frame playback mode,
W
in
full-frame
to
zoom
(~)to
switch
in
to
Basic
Shooting
and
Playback
Operations 9
1
Press
the
1ifl
(delete) button to
delete the image currently
2
3
displayed
Use
the multi selector •
in
the monitor.
T
select the desired deletion
method and
•
To
exit
without
button.
Select
Yes
press
deleting,
and
the®
press
press
the
the®
button.
• Deleted
images cannot be recovered.
to
button.
MENU
10
~
• Images
• If
•
f4
When using shooting mode,
saved.
I
Deleting
captured continuously
sequence, and
sequence (the
playback
you press
displayed
the sequence
To
delete individual images
the®
Basic
button
Deleting
Shooting
Images Captured Continuously
only
the first image
key
picture)
mode.
the
tiD
button
for a sequence
are
deleted.
to
display
the
Image Captured While in Shooting
and
Playback
is
displayed
while
of
images,
in
them
press
are
saved
of
a key picture
a sequence, press
one at a
the
Operations
the
in
all
images
time
tiD
button
as
a
is
in
and press the
to
(Sequence)
tiiJ
delete
the
button.
Mode
last image
that
was
Rotate the
following shooting modes.
mode
dial
select
to
one
of
the
• 0
•
•
(Auto)
Used
conditions and the type
~'
Camera
-
-
-
-
for
SCENE,
~
shooting scene
pictures using settings
SCENE:
time-lapse
In
300 still
(~JE1
~
ri1
being hidden in shadow, or the
scenes
EFFECTS
Effects can be
mode
general shooting. Settings can be changed
ril
~'
settings
(scene auto
images at a specified
080/30p)
(night
(backlighting):
with
(Special effects) mode
are
Press
the
movie scene mode, the camera can automatically capture
landscape):
high contrast.
applied
that
shot
of
(Scene) modes
optimized according
selector):
when
MENU
that
Fill
to
The camera automatically recognizes the
you frame a picture, making it easier
suit the scene.
that
interval
this
fires
and
mode
to
HDR
button
approximately
are
Use
flash
images during shooting.
to
capture.
want
you
select
to
to
prevent
function can be used
to
the scene that you
to
a scene.
create
1
shoot
time-lapse
seconds
0
night
backlit
the
Press
suit the shooting
select.
shoot
to
movies
long.
landscapes.
subject from
shoot
to
the
MENU
button
to
effect.
select
[;ill
•
Use
smile
1111
•
You can create a short movie
to
movie
the
(Smart portrait)
glamour retouch
timer
(Short movie show)
seconds
30
or self-collage
long
that
clips
mode
to
by recording and
several
are
enhance human faces during shooting, and
take pictures.
function
mode
(1Dsom
seconds
to
1080/30p
automatically
long .
Basic Shooting
orE~
1080/2Sp)
combining
Playback Operations
and
multiple
that
use
the
is
up
1 1
I
When the shooting screen
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(~)
•
(~)~((B)
•
~
Flash
You can select a
•
~
Self-timer
The camera releases the shutter
shutter-release button.
•
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Macro mode
Use
•
(2
Creative slider
<i>
vividness,
In
0
hue.
In
scene mode, special effects mode,
adjust overall image brightness (exposure compensation).
In
smart portrait mode, you can apply
faces.
mode
macro
(auto)
mode
and
mode
flash
when you take close-up
C!lmm
, you can adjust overall image brightness, vividness, and
is
displayed, you can press the
to
set the functions described below.
mode
((2
to
match the shooting conditions.
10
brightness
seconds or 2 seconds after you press
pictures.
(exposure
compensation),
hue)
or
short movie show mode, you can
glamour
retouch
multi
to
selector_.(~)
enhance human
the
The functions that can be set vary depending on
Display the shooting screen and
movie-record)
Press
•
thee
To
play
frame playback
button
(~)
back a movie, select a movie
to
button
mode
start recording a movie.
again
and
press
to
end recording.
press
the®
thee
in
full-
button
(~
the
.
shooting
mode
.
12
I
Basic Shooting
and
Playback
Operations
Using Menus
menus listed
can set
You
Q,
•
Available
displayed.
Allows
etc.
Menu icons and setting items vary depending on
• D
• 9
•
• Y
Playback
Available
playback
Allows
Movie menu
Available
displayed.
Allows
Wi-Fi options menu
<<r>>
Allows
smart device.
Setup menu
Allows
language,
the
~'SCENE,
by pressing the
to
you
by pressing the
mode
to
you
by pressing the
to
you
to
you
to
you
etc.
!1,
change image
menu/lfl
or thumbnail playback
edit images, play slide
change movie recording settings.
configure Wi-Fi settings for connecting
adjust basic camera functions such
below
EFFECTS,~'
ril,
MENU
List by
MENU
MENU
by pressing the
button
size
date
button
button
when the shooting screen
and quality,
menu
when viewing images
mode.
shows, etc.
when
8\11
MENU
Shooting menu
continuous shooting settings,
shooting screen
the
(menu) button.
shooting mode.
the
camera and a
the
date and time,
as
is
full-frame
in
is
display
MENU
1
Press
the
button.
displayed.
The menu
•
2
Press
the
selector~.
• The current menu icon
displayed in yellow.
is
multi
(menu)
is
Menu
icons
Using Menus
13
3
Select
a menu icon
and
press
the®
button.
•
The menu options
4
become
Select
and
press
selectable.
a menu option
the®
button.
• Certain
cannot be set depending
on the current shooting
mode or the state
camera.
5
Select a setting and
menu options
of
the
press
•
• When you are finished
•
the®
The setting you
applied.
using the menu,
MENU
button
When a menu
you
can
switch
e
(~)
button.
button.
.
is
selected
press
displayed,
to
shooting mode by pressing the shutter-release
is
the
T
button
or
14
I
Using
Menus
Using
the
Function
Wi-Fi {Wireless LAN)
it
to
the
Utility"
the
You can
"Wireless
connect
and
perform
Mobile
Take Photos
You
Release
•
device.
Use
•
to
capture
can
the
a smart device
smart device.
the
still
shutter
View Photos
are saved in
Images
viewed
that
~
No
purchase.
using the
the security settings.
that
smart device.
your
on
transfer
want
you
Notes About Security Settings
security settings such
to
strongly recommend performing the required security settings before
We
Wi-Fi
function.
following
on
camera.
images using
the
on
remotely
to
the
to
as
Use
functions
smart device
your
camera and save
camera's
You
your
password
Options
you
if
that
methods
two
the
release
can also
smart device.
are
in
the
memory
preselect
configured for the camera
Wi-Fi
the
dedicated
install
the
camera
card can be transferred and
options menu
the
on
runs
described
captured
shutter
images in
the
Android
below.
images
and save images
([l]13)
software
OS
to
the
the time
at
to
or
camera
iOS,
a smart
of
perform
your
Use
1
App
~~wireless
• Check
Check
2
Store
smart
the
the description
or
Mobile Utility."
user's
device
other
manual provided with your smart device for further details.
online
software.
Wireless Mobile Utility
User's
R
Download the
Android
•
http:/
iOS:
•
establish a connection with the camera,
To
and turn on the
Utility" while
Manual
user's
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for
manual from the website below.
the smart device, and then start the
function
of
connect
to
apps
and
other information
Using
the
to
marketplace
(Wi-Fi)
(cr>)
the
press
displayed on the
is
Wi-Fi
the
Google
and
and
button on the
camera.
(Wireless
Play
search
install
"Wireless
Function
LAN)
Store,
for
the
camera,
Mobile
I
15
Technical Notes
Observe the precautions described
Your
Safety"
(OJvii-ix)
when using or storing the device.
below
The Camera
Do
Not
Apply
The product may
do
not
touch or
Keep Dry
The device
Avoid Sudden
Sudden changes in temperature, such
on a
cold
day,
condensation,
to
sudden changes
Keep Away from Strong Magnetic
Do
not
use
electromagnetic radiation or magnetic fields.
camera
malfunction.
Strong
malfunction
apply
will be damaged
Changes
can
cause condensation
place
in
Impact
force
to
to
the
Camera
if subjected
the
lens
or
lens
if
immersed in water or subjected
in Temperature
as
when entering or leaving
to
form inside the device.
the device in a carrying
temperature.
to
Fields
or store this device in the vicinity
in
addition
strong shock or vibration.
cover.
case
or a
of
equipment
Doing
so
to
the
warnings in
to
high humidity.
a heated building
To
plastic
could result in
bag before exposing it
that generates strong
In
addition,
prevent
loss
of
"For
data or
Do
Not
Point
Avoid pointing the
when using or storing the camera.
deteriorate or produce a white
Turn
the
Source or
Do
not
remove the battery while
or
deleted. Forcibly cutting power in these circumstances
or
in
damage
the
Product
Memory
to
product memory or internal
Lens
lens
Off
Card
at
Strong Light Sources
at the
sun
or other strong
Intense light
blur effect in photographs.
Before Removing
the product
light
may cause the image sensor
or
Disconnecting
is
on, or
circuitry.
for
Extended Periods
sources for extended periods
to
the
Power
while
images
could result
are
being
in
loss
saved
of
data
16
I
Technical
Notes
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