Nikon COOLPIX 775 quick start guide

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Please take the time to read this Quick Start Guide and discover how to take and view pictures with your COOLPIX775.
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Taking the
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Take the camera and all accessories out of the box.
2. Check that you have all of the items listed below:
COOLPIX775 CameraQuick Start Guide ( This Guide)"Important Information" EnvelopeInstruction ManualGuaranteeCamera StrapCompactFlash
(Memory card for recording your pictures)
Battery (EN-EL1 Rechargeable), with terminal cover
Battery Charger (MH-52)Video Cable
(For connecting your camera to your TV/ VCR)
USB Interface Cable
(For connecting your camera to your computer)
Nikon View 4 CD-ROMNikon View 4 Reference Manual CD-ROM
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Memory Card
Nikon View 4
Number of CD-ROMs depends on country of purchase
Macintosh and Windows
Nikon View 4
Macintosh and Windows
Reference Manual
Please take the time to read this Quick Start Guide and discover how to take and view pictures with your COOLPIX775.
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Shape of cable depends on country of purchase
Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories
Your Nikon COOLPIX digital camera is designed to the highest standards and
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includes complex electronic circuitry. Only Nikon brand electronic accessories (including battery chargers, batteries, and AC adapters) certified by Nikon specifically for use with your Nikon digital camera are engineered and proven to operate within the operational and safety requirements of this electronic circuitry.
THE USE OF NON-NIKON ELECTRONIC ACCESSORIES COULD DAMAGE YOUR CAMERA AND MAY VOI D YOUR NIKON WARRANTY. For more information about Nikon brand accessories, contact your local authorized Nikon dealer.
Plug in the battery charger (MH-52).
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Insert the battery (EN-EL1 rechargeable battery) into the
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battery charger. The battery will begin charging immediately. It takes approximately 2 hours
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You can review the pictures you have taken by pressing the
Press the button twice. The button is on the right of the monitor.
press once
press twice
button.
If you press the button just once then a small version of your picture (thumbnail) will be displayed in the top left of the monitor. Press the button a second time to change from the thumbnail to the full-size picture.
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Checking your Picture
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Step1
Taking the camera out of the box
Taking Photographs
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Charging the rechargeable battery
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Setting up the camera
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The red lamp on the charger glows
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steadily to indicate that the batteries are charging.
The red lamp switches off when the
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batteries are fully charged.
Enlarged view
of terminals
(reverse view)
The picture which you have just taken will be
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displayed in the monitor. Press the multi-selector down to cycle
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through all the pictures that you have taken. Press the multi-selector up in reverse order.
Press the shutter release button halfway down
to stop reviewing the pictures and focus your next shot.
If you have finished taking pictures, turn the camera . That
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completes our review of the basic operation of your COOLPIX775.
to cycle through
Congratulations !
Congratulations !
You have just taken your first
You have just taken your first
digital picture. You can now view
digital picture. You can now view
your pictures enlarged on a
your pictures enlarged on a
television or computer screen.
television or computer screen.
Refer to the reverse side of this
Refer to the reverse side of this
Quick Start Guide.
Quick Start Guide.
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Taking Pictures
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Attach the camera strap as
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shown in the illustration.
Frame the subject in the middle of the picture using
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the viewfinder or the monitor and press the shutter release button half-way down to check whether the subject is in focus.
If the subject is in focus, the green light on the right of the viewfinder will glow steadily.
Without removing your finger from the
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shutter release button, press the button all the way down to take your picture.
There are two ways of pressing the shutter release button. Pressing the button halfway down allows you to check whether your subject is in focus. Press the shutter release button all the way down to take your picture.
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Compose the picture
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using the viewfinder, or the monitor on the back of the camera.
Multi-selector
Turn the dial on the top of the camera to the position indicated by the camera is
NOTE
When you first use your COOLPIX775, the date and time will not be set. Setting the date and time allows you to record exactly when you took your pictures. For further details refer to page 42 of the Instruction Manual.
The and buttons operate the zoom. Pressing the button brings the subject of your photograph closer. Pressing the button moves the subject further away and widens the field of view.
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Switch the camera , and
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check the battery level in the monitor.
The battery level icon is displayed in the top right corner of the monitor.
No icon: The battery is sufficiently charged.
be exchanged soon*.
WARNING!! BATTERY EXHAUSTED: exhausted and must be replaced with a fully charged (or new) battery before the camera can be used.
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Note that only the Nikon EN-EL1 rechargeable battery included with the camera can be inserted into the battery charger. 2CR5 (DL245) lithium batteries can be used with the COOLPIX775, but they are not rechargeable.
: The battery is running low and should
The battery is
Open the memory card slot cover on the
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side of the camera as shown right.
Insert the card into the slot with the Nikon CompactFlash the rear side of the camera.
Insert the memory card into the
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slot.
After inserting the memory card and making sure
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that it is properly seated, close the slot cover.
NOTE
The memory card included with your COOLPIX775 is ready for use. Please note that you will usually have to format a memory card before using it for the first time. Refer to page 37 of the Instruction Manual for further details.
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Check that the camera is turned .
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Open the battery cover by sliding the
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latch camera towards the icon, as shown right.
Insert the battery into the camera as shown below.
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Be careful to insert the battery the correct way around.
After inserting the battery, close the
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cover to push the battery down, hold the cover shut, and slide the latch
back towards the icon, as
shown right.
on the bottom of the
Reverse view of terminals
Viewing your pictures on a
Nikon View 4
Transferring images to the computer
Viewing your pictures
Viewing your pictures
on a television
on a television
or computer
or computer
Viewing your pictures on a
Turn the camera .
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Use the video cable included with the camera to
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connect the camera to the television as shown in the illustration.
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VIDEO AUDIO
Make sure you connect the black plug to the camera, and the yellow plug to the Video-In socket on the television.
NOTE
To Users of Windows XP Home Edition/Professional and Windows 2000 Professional
When installing, uninstalling or using Nikon View 4, log on as the Comput­er administrator (Windows XP Home Edition/Professional) or Administrator (Windows 2000 Professional).
Installing Nikon View 4
To transfer pictures from the camera to the computer using the USB cable provided, it is first necessary to install Nikon View 4.
Turn on and start up the computer.
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To help keep track of your pictures, install the image
database software included with Nikon View 4. Depending on where you purchased your camera, the COOLPIX775 comes with Canto Cumulus (for Windows and Macintosh), iView Media Pro (for Macintosh), or FotoStation Easy (for Windows and Macintosh) image database software. If using Cumulus or iView Media Pro, they should be installed before installing Nikon View 4. If using FotoStation Easy, it should be installed after installing Nikon View 4. Note that Cumulus and iView Media Pro are not supplied to users in Europe. For further details see the Nikon View 4 instruction manual, or the image database software instruction manual.
Insert the Nikon View 4 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
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The Install Center welcome window will be displayed on
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screen.
Click on the Nikon View 4 button and install Nikon View 4
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following the on-screen instructions.
Insert a memory card containing image data into the camera. ( To
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insert the memory card, refer to Steps 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 on the front side of this Quick Start Guide.)
Turn the camera mode dial to and turn the camera .
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Use the camera monitor to select and confirm the images to be
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transferred to the computer.
Pressing the button allows you to view 4
or 9 pictures in the monitor at the same time ( Thumbnail display).
Images in the thumbnail
display can be selected using the buttons on the multi­selector.
Images selected for transfer will be marked by the icon. By
default, all images will be marked for transfer.
If the memory card contains pictures that you do not want to
transfer to the computer, select the picture and press the TRANSFER button to remove the transfer icon. (Press the TRANSFER button once again to reselect the image. )
After you have confirmed the images that you wish to transfer to the computer, turn the camera
Turn on and start up the computer.
Multi-selector
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Connect the camera to the computer using the USB interface cable.
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Insert the A plug into the computer's USB socket, which can be recognized by the same icon as is found on the plug. Insert the B plug into the camera's Digital I/O socket (see below). Note the shape of the plug and socket and make sure to insert the plug the correct way around. Do not force the plug.
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Turn the camera .
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When your turn the camera on, the lens cover will open and the lens will extend. The monitor will remain off. Nikon View will start automatically, and the Image Transfer window will be displayed on the computer screen.
If FotoStation Easy has been installed, the FotoStation window will aslo appear behind Nikon View.
If you are using Windows, you must "register" the camera when you first connect the camera to the computer.
•Windows XP Home Edition/Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
Registration will take place automatically when the camera is connected to the computer.
•Windows 98/Windows 98 Second Edition (SE)
Follow the on screen instructions to register the camera.
Refer to the Nikon View 4 Reference Manual CD-ROM for further details.
Press the TRANSFER button on the back of the camera to transfer
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the selected images to the computer.
The messages PREPARING TO TRANSFER
PREPARING TO TRANSFER
TRANSFERRING IMAGE TO COMPUTER
The selected images have now been sent from the camera to
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the computer. After confirming that “TRANSFER COMPLETED” is displayed in the camera monitor, remove the camera from the system as described below.
Windows
Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
Click the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon ( ) in the taskbar and select Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device from the menu that appears.
Windows 2000 Professional
Click the “Unplug or Eject Hardware” icon ( ) in the taskbar and select Stop USB Mass Storage Device from the menu that appears.
Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
Click the “Unplug or Eject Hardware” icon ( ) in the taskbar and select Stop USB Disk from the menu that appears.
Windows 98/Windows 98 Second Edition (SE)
In My Computer, click with the right mouse button on the removable disk corresponding to the camera and select Eject from the menu that appears.
and TRANSFERRING IMAGE TO COMPUTER will be displayed in the camera monitor.
After a short delay, the message TRANSFER COMPLETED will be displayed in the monitor, indicating that image transfer has been successfully completed.
TRANSFER COMPLETED
Insert a memory card containing image data into the
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camera. ( To insert the memory card, refer to Steps 3.6,
3.7 and 3.8 on the front side of this Quick Start Guide).
Switch your television to the video channel.
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For information on how to switch the television to the video channel, see the manual provided with the television.
Turn the camera mode dial to and turn the camera
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The television will show the picture displayed in the
camera monitor.
When the camera is turned on, the last picture taken will be displayed in the monitor. Press the multi-selector through all the pictures that you have taken.
down to cycle
Click
When the installation is complete, leave the CD-ROM in
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the CD-ROM drive and restart the computer.
Nikon View 4 allows you to use the computer to display pictures recorded on the camera's memory card. Nikon View can also be used to transfer pictures from the memory card to the computer. Nikon View cannot be used to view images after they have been transferred to the computer. To view images stored on the computer, use the image database software included with Nikon View. Refer to the Nikon View 4 Reference Manual CD-ROM for further details.
Make sure you connect the A terminal to the computer, and the B terminal to the camera.
Installing FotoStation Easy
Click on the Install FotoStation
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Easy button in the Welcome window and install FotoStation Easy according to the on­screen instructions. Installation of FotoStation Easy includes installation of QuickTime Player.
Once FotoStation Easy is
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installed, it will start up automatically whenever Nikon View starts. You can also start FotoStation Easy at any time by clicking on the FotoStation Easy icon FotoStation Easy from the Program menu (Windows).
(Macintosh) or selecting
* FotoStation is only available for users in Europe.
FotoStation Easy
FotoStation Easy is image database software, designed for use together with Nikon View and your COOLPIX camera. While Nikon View allows you to select and transfer pictures from your camera to your computer, FotoStation Easy allow you to organize and view your pictures after they have been transferred to your computer. This is not possible using Nikon View alone. Once FotoStation Easy is installed, images transferred to the computer will automatically be displayed in the FotoStation Easy window. FotoStation Easy allows you to sort your pictures by folder, filename or text label. FotoStation Easy also allows you to enhance and resize your pictures.
FotoShare
If your computer is connected to the internet you can upload pictures from FotoStation Easy to Nikon FotoShare, Nikon's on-line photo album service. You can register for FotoShare when you first start up FotoStation Easy after installation, or at anytime later using the FotoStation Easy links menu. Refer to the instruction manual provided (which is contained on the CD-ROM ) for detailed instructions.
Macintosh
Drag the “untitled” camera volume into the Trash.
Notice for users of Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
When a camera connected to the computer via a USB cable is switched on, the Removable Disk (Auto Play) window will appear on the computer screen. Select “Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4”, then click OK. Nikon View 4 will start and the Image Transfer (Image Xfer) window will appear. If the “Always do the selected action” box is checked, then Nikon View 4 will start automatically the next time the camera is connected to the computer and turned on.*
Select Nikon View 4
Check box
* Note that if the camera is reconnected to the computer via a different USB port, the
Removable Disk (Auto Play) window may appear again. Either recheck the “Always do the selected action” box, or reconnect the camera using the original USB port.
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