Nikon Coolprix S570 User Manual

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COOLPIX

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DIGITAL

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Introduction

First Steps

Basic

Shooting

Taking

Portrait

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Editing

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Technical

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Notes

Playback

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Setup

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Introduction

About Information and Partsofthe Camera 4

Basic

First Steps

Charging Inserting

Setting Display Language, Date and Time 16 Inserting

This Manual 1

Precautions

The Camera Body 4

The

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Operations

The

10

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[E] (Playback)

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MENU

The Switching Help Displays Shutter-release Attaching

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the

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the

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On

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Photography

Step 1Turn the Camera On and Select 0 (Auto)

Indicators Displayed in

Step 2 Frame a Picture 22

Using

Step 3 Step 4 Playing

Playing Back Pictures (Playback

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Setting

Taking Pictures with

Focus

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and Shoot 24

Pictures 26

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and

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Auto

Mode

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21

23

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26

28

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Macro Exposure

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Shooting

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Taking

Using Smart Portrait

IE

More

Viewing

Taking a Closer Look: Playback

Viewing

Image Searching in

Sorting Favorite Pictures (Favorite Pictures Mode) 59

Voice Memos: Recording and Playback 66

Editing

Mode

Compensation

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in Scene

Choosing a Scene Mode

Features

Shooting in the Scene Mode Selected by the Camera (Scene Auto Selector) Taking PicturesinFood Mode Taking Pictures for a Panorama

PicturesofSmiling

Smart portrait menu 48

on

Playback/In-Camera

Multiple

Calendar Display

PicturesbyDate (ListbyDate Selecting a Date Using List by Date Mode List by Date Menu

Displaying Pictures Using Auto Sort Menu 58

Preparing Favorites Folder (setting icons) 60 Sorting Pictures to a Favorites Folder Viewing the Pictures in Favorites Folder

Removing Pictures from Favorites Using Favorite Pictures Mode Favorite Pictures Menu 64

Recording Voice Memos Playing Voice Memos Deleting Voice Memos 67

Pictures 68 Enhancing Contrast and Saturation (Quick Retouch) En

hancing Brightness and Contrast: D-Lighting

Auto

for

the

Scene 33

Mode

Pictures:

in

List

Auto

in

Sort Mode

Faces

Thumbnail

by Date Mode

Sort

Auto Sort Mode

(Smart

Editing

Playback 50

Zoom

Mode)

Mode

Portrait

Mode)

31 32

33

33 34

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43 45

47

50

51 52 53

53

54

55

56

58

61 62 62 63

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67

70

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Making Resizing Pictures: Small Picture CreatinS;1

Movies

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Appear Smoother

aCropped Copy: Crop 74

(Skin

Softening)

Recording Movies

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Mode

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Connecting

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to

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toaTV

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and

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ConnectingtoaComputer 80

Before Connecting

Transferring Pictures from

the

Camera 80

the

Cameratoa

Computer

Connectingtoa Printer 84

Connecting the Camera and Printer Printing Pictures One at a Time 86 Printing Multiple Pictures 87

Creating a

DPOF

Print Order: Print

Set

72 73

75

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76

77

78

79

81

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Technical

Optional Accessories

File and Folder Names 132 Caring

Error Messages 137 Troubleshooting Specifications 149

Notes

Approved Memory Cards.. .

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Supported Standards. .

Index 153

131

135

142

152

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during shooting and playback

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the

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53

73 71 70 72

132

7

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Basic

Operations

The 0 (Shooting Mode) Button

•

Press shooting mode.

Press

• the "shooting-mode selection" menu and change the shooting mode.

The Shooting-mode Selection Menu

Use

the multi selector

1 2 3

4

(CD

9)toselect the following shooting modes.

1.

2.

3.

4.

•

The mode selected.

the

0 (auto) mode

Ii.l

Scene

[;fl Smart portrait mode

Ill{ Movie mode

icon displayed differs depending upon the

10

buttoninplayback mode to enter

10

buttoninshooting modetodisplay

(CD

20)

mode

(CD (CD

33)'

75\

(CD

47)

last

While the shooting-mode selection menuisdisplayed, continue shooting

The

[B

(Playback) Button

without

changing the shooting mode.

•

Press playback mode.

Press

• the "playback-mode selection menu" and change

the playback mode.

• If the camera

buttontoturn the camera oninplayback mode.

the

[B

buttoninshooting modetoenter

[B

buttoninplayback modetodisplay

is

turned off, hold

The Playback-mode Selection Menu

Use

the multi selector

1 2 3

(CD

9)

to select the following playback modes.

1.

[B

Playback mode

2.

§j

Favorite pictures mode

3.

!!I Auto sort mode

(CD (CD

press

26)

(CD

56)

the

59)

10

down

button

the

to

[B

4

While the playback-mode selection menuisdisplayed, return to playback mode

8

4.

without

III

List

by date mode

changing the playback mode.

(CD

press

53)

the

[B

button to

The Multi Selector

Basic Operations

This section describes standard

menu

Shooting

options andtoapply selection.

Display~(flash mode)

(m

d~,

Display~(self-timer)

(CD

30) menu

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picture

(CD

usesofthe

28)

menuormove

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compensation)

guide Apply selection

31)

menuormove cursor

multi

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(exposure

selectortoselect modes, select

cursor

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32)

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return

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a Select

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cursor

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r'i~,rtone~t

......i~@,1.

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, next screen)

selection) Apply

down

screen (apply

selection (go

picture

to

~

Note

In

this manual, £.,

operations

of

on

the

multi

Multi

T,

Selector

... and

selector.

~

are used in some

cases

to indicate up, down, left and right

9

Basic Operations

The

MENU

Button

Press

current

•

• Select a

•

the

mode.

Use

the multi selector to navigate the menus

display Press

the

MENU

button

tab

on

the

corresponding

MENU

Displayed when the menu contains

to

display

the

left sideofthe

button

againtoexit

two

or more

the

menu.

pages

menu

monitor

the

menu.

for

the

(CD

to

9).

Selectanitem, then

button or the multi selector~to proceed to the next

Switching

Press

the multi selector

... to highlight the tab.

10

Between

press

setofoptions.

Tabs

..

Press

the multi

" to select the tab, and either the @ button or

selector.

the@

Press multi selector

selection.

..

or

press

~.

the @ button or the

~

to apply

The

selected menu

displayed.

is

Help Displays

Basic

Operations

Rotate

the To return

the

menu

zoom control

screen

to

view

the

original menu, rotate

to

T

(@)

when

a descriptionofthe

the

~/e

zoom

currently selected

Shutter-release Button

The camera features a two-stage shutter-release

exposure, press resistance. Focus and exposure lock position.To release

the

restofthe

the

way

shutter-release

the

shutter and take a picture, press

down.

Do

not

button

while

use force

halfway, stopping

the

when

shutter-release

is

displayed at

control

button.

pressing

to

the

lower right

menu

T

(@)

To set focus and

when

buttonisheld in this

shutter-release

the

shutter-release

option.

again.

you feel

of

button

button,asthis may resultincamera shake and blurred pictures.

-

•

Press

the shutter-release button of

the way

to

take picture

Attaching

the

Press shutter-release button halfway to set focus and exposure

Camera Strap

•

the

rest

down

17

Charging

the Battery

Charge the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Charger MH-63 (supplied).

1

Connect

• The

2 Insert

as

shown

the

CHARGE

the

batteryatan

(CD),

power

lamp will light (G:l)

and setitin

cable in

angle

the

EN-EL10(supplied) with the Battery

following

order:

CD,

@.

battery

• The when

•

About

charge a fully depleted battery.

charger

CHARGE

charging starts (G:l).

100 minutes are required

(@).

lamp starts blinking

to

72

Charging

the

Battery

• The

following

CHARGE

---

Blinks On

Flickers

_____

3 Remove

complete.

chart explains

lamp

-

-.;

the

battery and

CHARGE

lamp

-----

.0a~erycharginL

iBattery fully charged.

• The battery

, reinsert

flal

• Operating indoors

95

OF)

• The battery

charger, or

..L

Nikon service representative.

is

not

inserted correctly. Remove

it

into

the

battery chargersothat

temperature

withanambient

before use.

is

faulty. Stop

and

take

both

_ _ _

unplug

the

status.

Description

-

--

_

the

battery and

the

batteryislying

range exceeded. Charge the battery

temperatureof5°Cto35°C (41°F

charging

the

battery

charger when charging

immediately,

and

chargertoyour

unplug

is

to

the

retailer

~

Notes on

•

The

supplied battery chargerisfor

to

use

only

Be

suretoread

• battery charger.

~

Notes on

•

Be

suretoread

([[)

134),

• If the battery It fiat before re:urning it

D

AC

Power Supply

To

power the camera continuously for extended periods, separately from Nikon) AC

adapter. Failuretoobserve this precaution could result in overheating or in damage to the

camera.

the

Battery Charger

geruine

before using the battery.

is

Nikon brand rechargeable batteries.

and follow the warnings for the battery charger on pages iii before using the

the

Battery

and follow the warnings for the battery on page iii and the section.

not

used

foranextended penod, recharge it at least once every to

([[)

131).

use

only with the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery

storage.

Do not. under any circumstances,

useanAC

Adapter

use

a~other

EN-EL

"The

six

months and run

EH-62D

(available

make or model

10.Besure

Battery"

of

13

Inserting the Battery

Insert a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery

• Charge the battery before the first

(CD

12)

EN-EL10(supplied) into your camera.

useorwhen

the batteryisrunning

1 Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot

cover.

• Slide the cover latch toward e

battery-chamber/memory card slot cover

..

((j))

and open the

(0).

2 Inserting the Battery.

• Confirm that the positive are oriented correctly entrance

battery.

•

Use direction indicated by the arrow the battery battery latch will lock it

of

the battery chamber, and insert the

the batterytopush the orange battery latchinthe

(0).

When the batteryisfully inserted, the

(+)

and negative H terminals

as

described on the label at the

((j))

and fully insert

in

place.

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battery

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upside

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downorbackwards

suretocheck

could

the batteryisin

the

3 Close the battery-chamber/memory card slot

cover.

• Close the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover

((j)),

and slide the cover latchtothe

~

@ position

(0)

011

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14

Inserting the Battery

Removing

Turn the

lamp and the monitor have gone

came<a

the

off

Battery

and make sure that the power-on

out

before opening

the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover. To

eject the battery, open the battery-chamber/ memory card slot cover and slide the orange battery latchinthe direction indicated by the arrow battery

• Note that the battery may become

can

then

be

removed by hand (@).

hot

(CD).

during

The

use;

observe due caution when removing the battery.

Turning On and

Press power-on lamp (green) will light for a then the monitor will turn on.

press

the power switchtoturn on the camera. The

the power switch again.

Off

the

To

Camera

moment

turn

off

the camera,

and

When the camera

is

turned off, both the power-on

lamp and mOl"itor will turn off. Ifthe cameraisturned off, hold

down

the

[E

buttontoturn the camera on

playback mode.

ri Auto Power Off

If no operations automatically and the camera will enter standby mode. If no operations

three minutes, the camera will turn offautomatically (the auto offfunction).

• If the monitor the shutter-release

• The time allowed to elapse from before the camera enters standby mode the

Auto

are

is

offinstandby mode (the power-on lampisblinking),

off

option

in

Shooting Mode (Standby Mode)

performed for about a minute (default setting), the

button

to reactivate

(CD

124)inthe setup menu

it

(CD

112).

monitor

are

press

in

will turn

performed for another

the power switch or

can

be changed from

off

15

A language-selection dialogisdisplayed

1

Press

the power

switch

to turn

on

the

first

time

camera.

the

cameraisturned on.

"0

....,

Vl

.....

V1

.....

Itl

Vl

• The the

monitor

2

Use

the multi

the

desired

® button.

• For

3

Choose

• If Noisselected,

information

selector,

power-on

see

Yes

lamp

(green) will

will

turnon.

selector

language

on

using

"The

Multi

and

press

the

date

light

for a

to

choose

and

press

the

multi

Selector"

the

(CD

the ® button.

and

time

will

moment

9)

notbeset.

and

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Deutsch

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Press

the multi

selector home time zone button.

~

Daylight Saving Time

If daylight saving timeisin time zone selection screen displayed daylight saving time option.

When the daylight saving time option

76

-the top

press

of

the monitor.Toturn off the daylight saving time option,

....

(CD

effect,

....

or

~

118)

and

press

the multi

in

step 4 to turn on the

is

enabled,~is

to

select

press

selector"

your

the ®

in

the

displayed at

5 Edit the date and time.

Setting

Display

Language,

Date

and

Time

• Press.A.

•

Press~to

o (day)

DMY

displayed)

Press

or'"

-t.

(the order in which the day, month, and year

....toreturntothe previous item.

to

edit the highlighted item .

move the

M (month)-+Y

6 Choose the order

year are displayed and press

• The settings

~.

are

shooting mode.

applied and

highlightinthe following order:

(year)-+hour-+minute

in

which

the

press

monitor

day,

month

the ® button or

display exits

-+

are

and

to

..,.,

.....

II>

.....

V1

.....

ro

-0

II>

~

Changing

• Select and time and follow the procedure described

• Select

saving time settings

Date

Time zone from the

the

Date

from the Date item

(OJ

and

Date

116)

Time

(CD

116)inthe setup menu in

step 5 above .

iteminthe setup menutochange the time zone and daylight

(CD

112)

to change the current date

77

Inserting

Memory

Cards

Image, sound, and movie files (approximately 47MB) or on removable Secure Digital (available separately)

Ifamemory

the

memory

deleted

or

r memory,

~

V>

;;

~

1

Confirm

monitor chamber/memory

•

Be battery-chamber/memory card slot cover.

2

Insert

• Insert the orientation into

cardisinsertedin the camera, card

transferred. Remove

or

play

that

are

suretoturn

the

memory

place.

(CD

and

data

back, deleteortransfer

the

power-on

off

and

off

the camera before

card in the correct

(as

shown

are

stored in the camera's internal memory

131).

recordedtothe

the

memory

lamp

open

card

card.

on

the

battery-

slot

cover.

the right) untilitclicks

and

opening

data

are

memory

cardtostore

data

from

the

(SD)

memory cards

automatically

cardcan be

datainthe

the

internal

stored

played

back,

internal

memory.

on

• Close the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover.

~

Inserting

Inserting the coulddamage the camero

check the memory cardisin the correct orientation.

Removing

Before removing memory and confirm that the power-on lamp and monitor off. Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover and

press

the card in (G))topartially eject the

Memory

memory

cardupsidedownorbackwards

Memory

Cards

or

the

Cards

cards,

memory

turn the camera off

cord,

Be

sure

card.

are

to

The

can

card

remove the card at

then be removed by hand. Do not attempt

an

18

to

angle (@).

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