Nikon 3200 2200 manual As described on the previous, Time Zones, GMT + Location

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Date

(Travel Destination Time Zone)

To set the clock to the travel destination time zone, high-

 

 

light

and press the center of the multi selector. While

 

the travel destination time zone is selected, a

icon will

 

be displayed in the monitor when the camera is in shooting

 

mode. To choose a new travel destination, highlight

and

 

press the multi selector to the right, then choose a location

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as described on the previous page.

DaylightSaving (Daylight Saving Time)

To turn daylight saving time on or off, highlight DaylightSaving and press the center of the multi selector. Selecting daylight saving time automatically advanc- es the time one hour.

The camera supports the following time zones:

The

GMT +/–

Location

GMT –14

Sydney, Guam

 

 

GMT –13

NewCaledonia

 

 

GMT –12

Auckland, Fiji

 

 

GMT –11

Midway, Samoa

 

 

GMT –10

Hawaii, Tahiti

 

 

GMT –9

Alaska, Anchorage

 

 

GMT –8

PST (PDT): LosAngels,

Seattle, Vancouver

 

 

 

GMT –7

MST (MDT): Denver,

Phoenix, La Paz

 

 

 

GMT –6

CST (CDT): Chicago,

Houston, MexicoCity

 

 

 

GMT –5

EST (EDT): New York

Toronto, Lima

 

 

 

GMT –4

Caracas, Manaus

 

 

Time Zones

GMT +/–

Location

GMT –3

BuenosAires, Sanpauro

 

 

GMT –2

Fernando de Noronha

 

 

GMT –1

Azores

 

 

GMT

London, Casablanca

 

 

GMT +1

Madrid, Paris, Berlin

 

 

GMT +2

Athens, Helsinki

 

 

GMT +3

Moscow, Nairobi

 

 

GMT +4

AbuDhabi, Dubai

 

 

GMT +5

Islamabad, Karachi

 

 

GMT +6

Colombo, Dacca

 

 

GMT +7

Bangkok, Jakarta

 

 

GMT +8

Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore

 

 

GMT +9

Tokyo, Seoul

 

 

GMT +10

Sydney, Guam

 

 

GMT +11

NewCaledonia

 

 

GMT +12

Auckland, Fiji

 

 

Setup Menu

The time zone can not be selected if the date and time have not been set.

Time zone increments of less than one hour are not supported. When travelling to or from destinations at half- or quarter-hour increments from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), such as Afghanistan, Central Australia, India, Iran, Nepal, or Newfoundland, set the camera clock to local time (Q 14).

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Contents Digital Camera Trademark Information Do not use in the presence of flammable gas Observe caution when using the camera strapObserve proper precautions when handling batteries Turn off immediately in the event of malfunctionRemoving memory cards Observe caution when operat- ing the flashUse appropriate cables Keep out of reach of childrenKeep away from strong mag- netic fields Keep dryHandle the lens and all moving parts with care Do not dropFor Home or Office USE Do not copy or reproduce paper Postage stamps or post cards issuedThis class B digital apparatus meets all Requirements of the Canadian InterferBefore Taking Important Pictures Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesTable of contents 106 Shooting Menu100 103Before You Begin IntroductionInternal Memory and SD Memory Card Life-Long LearningLens Q Power switch Power-on lamp Q 12 Q Shutter-release button QParts of the Camera Attaching the Camera StrapYou Begin Parts of the CameraBefore Begin Internal memory/memory card IndicatorMonitor Before YouMonitor shows Monitor off Through lens only Framing grid MonitorControlling the Monitor Current frame number/total number Frames/length of movieAuto Q Mode DialSetup Q Before You Begin Movie QMove cursor up Navigating the MenusShutter-Release Button Multi selector is used to navigate through the camera menusInserting Batteries Open the battery-chamber coverClose the battery-chamber cover Important Battery TypeDamaged Batteries Read Battery WarningsAlternative Power Sources Inserting Batteries Replacing BatteriesClose the memory card slot cover Inserting Memory CardsConfirm that the camera is off Open the memory card slot cover Insert the memory cardMemory Cards Write Protect SwitchInserting Memory Cards Formatting Memory Cards Removing Memory CardsX Button Checking the Battery LevelCheck the battery level in the monitor Turn the camera onSleep Mode Checking the Battery Level Turning the Camera OffPower-on Lamp Auto Power Off Standby ModeDate Basic SetupClock Battery LanguageSet Basic SetupSetting the Clock from Nikon View Windows XP/Mac OS X Only Home Time ZoneRotate the mode dial to P Turn the camera on Select P ModeBasic Photography Select P Mode Number of Exposures RemainingDont Block the Shot Frame the PictureReady the camera Frame your subjectMonitor or Viewfinder? When Lighting Is PoorFrame the Picture Digital Zoom Monitor turns off while flash is charging Focus and ShootFocus Take the pictureGetting Good Results with Autofocus Focusing on Off-Center Subjects Focus LockFocus and Shoot During Recording Deleting Unwanted Pictures Press the x buttonView pictures in the monitor Erase 1 image ?Picture type Identifier Extension Playback TipImage File and Folder Names Following flash modes are available When Lighting Is Poor Using the FlashTo select the flash mode Exit menu. Flash mode shown by icon at bottom of monitorClose-Ups Flash Mode Selection2 Camera Shake Icon Flash RangeStopping the Self-Timer Taking a Self-Portrait Using the Self-TimerDisplay self-timer menu Exit menu. Self-timer icon is displayed MonitorDisplay macro close-up menu Macro Close-up ModeAssist and Scene Modes Assist and Scene ModesAssist Modes Scene ModesPortrait Using the GuidesImage Mode Framing AssistFraming Assist Portrait AssistGroup right NLandscape AssistLandscape ArchitectureSport composite Sports AssistSports Assist SportsMNight Portrait Assist Flash Mode Selection in m ModeBeach/Snow Scene ModeParty/Indoor Preserves the deep hues seen in sunsets and sunrises Scene ModeFollowing scenes are available OFF* & OFFSelected $ Y OFF* & OFFHFireworks show Joining Panorama Pictures To use panorama assist, follow the steps belowMenu Exit Set Bottom to topPanorama Assist Enters standby modeUsing a Tripod Ries have been takenViewing Pictures on the Camera Zoom out Cancel zoomCancel zoom and return to full-screen playback Viewing Pictures on the CameraPhoto Trim Cropping PicturesZoom picture in and out Save this image as displayed?Press Description Voice Memos Recording and Playback E3200 onlyVoice Memos Connectcamera the AV/video cable to Choosing a Video ModeViewing Pictures on TV Turn the camera offButton Before Connecting the CameraViewing Pictures on a Computer Camera aWindows 2000 Professional Connecting the USB CableViewing Pictures on a Computer UC-E6 USB cableMac OS Disconnecting the CameraDrag the Noname camera volume into Trash Drag the untitled camera volume into the TrashPrinting pictures Printing PicturesPrint Selection Playback Menu 1/3Print SET Highlight Print selected Printing PicturesCheck will appear in box next to item Date InfoDate Printing Pictures Print SetPrint Printing Via Direct USB ConnectionUSB Exit Display selection dialogIcon Printer ready? 007 prints PictBridge PrintHighlight Dpof printing Dpof PrintingDpof Printing Use a Reliable Power SourceError Messages Before PrintingStart recording Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera onRecording Movies Movies Flash Mode Selection in W ModeRecording Movies Make selection.† TV movie Small size Smaller sizeDisplay Movie Options menu Ŕŗ TV movie Small size Ōő Smaller sizeDisplay options Highlight Auto-focus modeAUTO-FOCUS Mode MovieDeleting Movies Playback Volume E3200 onlyViewing Movies Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuImage mode White balance Exp. + Display shooting menuEXP. + Using the Shooting MenuImage mode Highlight menu itemHigh Normal Image ModeImage Mode 1/2 Memory Memory card Image Mode and Number of Exposures RemainingImage Size Print SizeTions. Best choice in most situations White balance automatically adjusted to suit lighting condiWhite Balance Option Description AutoWhite Balance Preset White BalanceWhite BAL Preset Cancel MeasureExposure Compensation Exp. ++0.3 Choosing an Exposure Compensation ValueSingle Continuous Multi-shot Restrictions on Camera SettingsContinuous ContinuousOFF Best Shot SelectorBSS Best Shot SelectorStandard color Vivid color Color Options IndicatorColor Options Color OptionsDisplay playback menu Using the Playback MenuPlayback menu contains the following options To display the playback menuAuto Off Slide ShowSlide Show LoopHighlight Erase selected images DeleteDeleting Selected Pictures DeleteBefore Deletion Deleting All PicturesDelete Highlight Erase all imagesMenu ProtectProtect Complete operation and return to play Back menuHidden Pictures Auto TransferAuto Transfer Transferring More than 999 PicturesComplete operation Marking Selected Pictures for TransferAuto Transfer All on All offHighlight option Copies can not be viewed or cropped using playback zoomSmall Picture Small PICHighlight Selected images CopyCopying Selected Pictures Highlight memory → memory Card or memory card → memHighlight memory → memory Card or memory card → Copying All PicturesCopy Selected images will be copied. OK?Print Set CopyFile Number SET-UP 1/5 Using the Setup MenuSetup menu contains the following options Welcome screen Date Monitor settingsSelect an Image Disable welcome Nikon AnimationWelcome Screen Small Pictures and Cropped CopiesTime zone Setup Menu Option Description DateDate Camera ClockGMT + Location As described on the previousTime Zones Show info Hide info Framing grid Monitor SettingsMonitor SETTINGS1/2 Date Imprint Date ImprintDate Imprint 1/2 Off Date Date and timeDate counter Date counterBrightness BrightnessButton sound Shutter sound Start-up sound Sound SettingsSound Settings 1/2 Blur Check Blur WarningBlur Warning Auto OFF Auto off Sleep modeAuto Off All images will be Format memory/cardMemory Card Format All images will be deletedFrançais French, Italiano Italian, Nederlands Video ModeReset All LanguageSetting Default Reset AllFollowing settings are affected Resetting File Numbering toFirmware Version Battery TypeBattery Type Backup BatterySan Disk Optional AccessoriesApproved Memory Cards Caring for Your Camera Batteries Caring for Your CameraDisplay Problem Solution Error MessagesShooting mode Check that Connectors areClean Pictures at current settingsDisplay Electronically-Controlled Cameras TroubleshootingProblem Possible cause Night landscape E3200 TroubleshootingMode and choosing B Party/Indoor, C Beach Picture is a movie Sports assist Movie, or to e sceneDawn selected in scene menu Or other make of cameraCCD SpecificationsExif Version SpecificationsDesign Rule for Camera File System DCF Index SymbolsSee also Date imprint, Digital Print Order For- mat Size, see Image mode Slide show Small pic, 71Index Night landscape, 28, 36, 104 Nikon View, 456MAA9511-A
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