Nikon Coolpix 100 manual Overview

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Overview

Thank you for your purchase of Nikon COOLPIX 100, an easy-to-use digital camera that fits in your pocket. COOLPIX 100 uses an electronic image sensor in place of film and a mechanical shutter, making the camera extremely light and compact. Up to forty-two images can be stored in the camera’s built-in PCMCIA memory card, giving you a simple way to transfer your photographs or visual memos to a computer.

COOLPIX 100 offers the following features:

Digital image sensing using a CCD (charge-coupled device) with 330,000 pixels

Digitally controlled electronic shutter with auto exposure, automatic gain control, and auto white balance

Built-in automatic flash with red-eye reduction

Macro close-up for taking photographs at ranges as close as 14 cm (5.5˝), allowing you to take full-frame photographs of business-card–sized documents

One megabyte of flash memory, allowing storage of up to forty-two normal images (up to twenty-one high-quality photographs) even when the camera’s main batteries are removed

COOLPIX 100 can be inserted directly into computers with a PCMCIA Type II or Type III card slot, allowing you to display photographs directly on your computer or to transfer image data to disk rapidly for editing or long-term storage. Pictures are recorded as MS-DOS files in JPEG format, which can be read by a wide variety of graphics programs and browsers.

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Contents Page Page Coolpix Page Modifications Safety Precautions Observe caution when operating the flash Observe proper precautions when handling batteriesUse only AA alkaline batteries Keep out of reach of childrenHow to hold the Coolpix Comply with copyright notices Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproducedContents Troubleshooting Page Overview Overview What’s in this Package Before You BeginParts of the Coolpix Attaching the Wrist Strap Guide to the Control Panel Display Through the Viewfinder Do not touch the lens with your fingers Avoid sudden changes in temperatureDo not drop Keep away from strong magnetic fieldsBatteries Putting Batteries in Your Camera First StepsTurning the Camera On Battery level normal Checking Battery LevelSetting the Time and Date Quality Adjust button Taking Your First Photograph Turn the power on Check the number of exposures remainingReady the camera Check the camera’s settingsHalf-press the shutter release button Compose a photographFull-press the shutter release button Beyond the Basics Using the FlashTo change the flash setting, press the Adjust button Red-Eye Reduction Image Quality Macro Close-Up Using the Automatic Timer Connecting Your Camera to a Computer Beyond the Basics Connecting Your Camera to a Computer Deleting Pictures from Memory Adjusterase Caring for Your Camera CleaningStorage General problems TroubleshootingImages are over- or under-exposed Indication Exposure count shows zeroError codes CCD SpecificationsJpeg Index IndexIndex EC Declaration of Conformity