Nikon Coolpix 100 manual Connecting Your Camera to a Computer

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Connecting Your Camera to a Computer

The COOLPIX 100 camera can be connected to computers with a PCMCIA Type II or Type III PC card slot (check your computer’s documentation to determine whether it has the appropriate kind of card slot). To connect your camera to a computer, first remove the camera’s battery unit.

Next, insert the camera into the computer’s card slot as shown below.

When the camera has been fully inserted, the letters “PC” will be shown in the first two digits of the camera’s date/time display.

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Contents Page Page Coolpix Page Modifications Safety Precautions Use only AA alkaline batteries Observe proper precautions when handling batteriesObserve caution when operating the flash Keep out of reach of childrenHow to hold the Coolpix Items prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced Comply with copyright noticesContents Troubleshooting Page Overview Overview Before You Begin What’s in this PackageParts of the Coolpix Attaching the Wrist Strap Guide to the Control Panel Display Through the Viewfinder Do not drop Avoid sudden changes in temperatureDo not touch the lens with your fingers Keep away from strong magnetic fieldsBatteries First Steps Putting Batteries in Your CameraTurning the Camera On Checking Battery Level Battery level normalSetting the Time and Date Quality Adjust button Turn the power on Check the number of exposures remaining Taking Your First PhotographCheck the camera’s settings Ready the cameraCompose a photograph Half-press the shutter release buttonFull-press the shutter release button Using the Flash Beyond the BasicsTo 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 Storage CleaningCaring for Your Camera Troubleshooting General problemsIndication Exposure count shows zero Images are over- or under-exposedError codes Specifications CCDJpeg Index IndexIndex EC Declaration of Conformity