Nikon COOL PIX S1 Recording Movies, Recording Time-Lapse Movies, Highlight Set interval time

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Recording Movies

1	Select mode. Exposure count display
	shows maximum total length of movie
	that can be recorded.
	0h 0m 47s
2	Start recording.	indicator is dis-
	played while recording is in progress.
	0h 0m 33s
3	End recording. Recording will end
	automatically when movie has reached
	maximum length or memory is full.
	0h 0m 19s

Recording Time-Lapse Movies

Selecting Time-lapse movie from the MOVIE menu ( 36) displays the menu shown in Step 1, below.

Movies

TIME-LAPSE MOVIE

Set interval time

AE lock

Exit Confirm

SET INTERVAL TIME 1/2 30s

10m

30m

Exit Confirm

Highlight Set interval time.

Display interval options.

Recording Movies

The self-timer can not be used in movie mode. The ﬂash turns off in TV movie 640, Small movie 320, and Smaller movie 160 modes. Optical zoom can not be adjusted during recording. Digital zoom (maximum 2×) can be used at any time, both before and during recording.

See the Appendix for information on how movie ﬁles are stored ( 93–94).

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Contents Digital Camera Nikon Guide to Digital Photography WithAttaching the Camera Strap Attach the camera strap as shown belowSymbols and Conventions Memory CardsFor Your Safety Do not disassembleObserve proper precautions when han- dling batteries IiiFornia Comply with copyright notices Table of Contents Menu Guide Technical NotesUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories ViiiIntroduction Before Taking Important PicturesLife-Long Learning Mode selector Parts of the CameraLens cover Closed SceneMulti selector Menu navigation Move9999 /9999 MonitorShooting mode MV-11 COOL-STATION EH-63 AC AdapterRemoving the Camera from the Cool Remove the camera as shown belowInserting the Battery Inserting the BatteryFirst Steps Charging the Battery Charging the BatteryRemoving the Battery from the Camera DescriptionEN-EL8 Batteries EH-63 AC AdapterInserting Memory Cards Inserting Memory CardsClose the memory card slot cover Formatting Memory CardsRemoving Memory Cards Basic Setup Battery exhaustedAuto Power off Stand-by Mode Turning the Camera OnCamera Clock Select Mode Basic PhotographyDisplay Description Frame the Picture Don’t Block the ShotDigital Zoom Focus and Shoot FocusTake the picture During RecordingView the Results Press the button Picture will be displayed in the monitorView additional pictures To return to shooting mode, press the button againUsing the Flash How it works When to use itMore on Photography Following ﬂash modes are availableWhen Lighting Is Poor Default Flash ModeCamera Shake Icon Dust or MistTaking Pictures with the Self-Timer Easy Close-ups Macro Close-up Mode Macro Close-up ModeScene Mode Scene ModeHelp Other OptionsUsing the Guides Framing Assist , , ,Portrait Assist Landscape Assist AutoOff † Sports Assist Focus, Exposure, and White BalanceNight Portrait Assist Other Scenes To select a scene from the scene menu20, or macro close-up Tions are noted on the pages that followPreserves the deep hues seen in sunsets and sunrises Slow shutter speeds are used to produce stunning nightNoise Reduction Close up Off Use tripodUnderwater Mode Panorama Assist Create a digital audio recordingTaking Pictures for a Panorama Voice Recordings Making a Voice RecordingMaking a Voice Recording Voice RecordingsPlaying Voice Recordings Deleting Voice RecordingsCopying Voice Recordings Highlight Selected ﬁlesMovie Mode MoviesTo choose the type of movie that will be recorded Max. lengthFollowing options are available for Auto-focus mode DefaultCamera adjusts focus continuously Single AFRecording Movies Recording Time-Lapse MoviesHighlight Set interval time Recording MoviesUse a Reliable Power Source AE LockViewing Movies 17, 41, movies are indicated By aMulti selector. Playback controls appear at Top of the display press the multi selector left or rightMore on Playback Viewing Pictures on the CameraViewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail Playback Viewing PicturesTaking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Cropped CopiesEnhancing Contrast D-Lighting LightingVoice Memos Recording and Playback Voice memo can be recorded and appended to anyVoice Memos Choosing a Video Mode Viewing Pictures on TVViewing Pictures on TV Before Connecting the Camera Choosing a USB Option Camera setup menu. After consulting the followViewing Pictures on a Computer Connecting the USB Cable Highlight PTP or Mass storageTransferring Pictures During TransferTransferring Pictures from Internal Memory Sound FilesDisconnecting the Camera Drag the untitled camera volume no Name into the TrashWindows Millennium Edition Me Windows 98 Second Edition SEPrinting Pictures Print SetPictures can be printed by any of the following methods Highlight Print selectedPrint Set and Digital Print Order Format Dpof Print SetPrint-Order Icon Printing Via Direct USB Connection Thumbnail DisplayPrinting Pictures One at a Time Printing Multiple PicturesPrinting Pictures PictBridgeHighlighted in the thumbnail list, press the center Multi selector. The menu shown at right will beLight an option Option DescriptionPrinting Multiple Pictures Dpof printing5x7, Postcard, 100mmx150mm Prints Dpof Printing Menu Guide Shooting MenuShooting menu contains the following options Exp. +Image Mode Image ModeSize OptionPreset White Balance White BalanceWhite Balance Restrictions on Camera Settings Exposure CompensationContinuous Memory BufferInterval Timer Photography Interval Timer PhotographyBest Shot Selector BSS OffHighlight BSS picture Restrictions on BSSSensitivity Color OptionsSensitivity Color OptionsPlayback Menu Playback menu contains the following optionsTo display the playback menu Selecting Multiple Pictures Slide Show Slide ShowsLoop Delete ProtectDelete menu contains the following options Transfer Marking Select images Mark selected pictures for transferRestrictions on Auto Transfer Small Picture To copy a picture at a smaller sizeSmall Picture Copy Copy Shown at rightAll CopySetup Menu Setup menu contains the following optionsTo display the setup menu Welcome Screen Welcome ScreenSmall Pictures and Cropped Copies To switch between home and travel destination time zones DateTime Zone DateTime Zones GMT + LocationMonitor Settings Photo InfoFollowing display options are available BrightnessDate Imprint Date CounterDate Imprint Sound Settings Blur WarningAuto Off Format Memory Format CardFormat Card FormatReset all LanguageInterface AF AssistResetting File Numbering to Menus MenusFirmware Version NormalOptional Accessories Technical NotesApproved Memory Cards Caring for the Camera Handle the lens and all moving parts with careCleaning Avoid contact with liquid crystalDo not use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals Storage BatteriesError Messages ProblemFlashes Display Problem Problem Solution Troubleshooting Electronically-Controlled CamerasInfo Night landscape, or Dusk/Dawn as appropriate to Choose correct video mode Picture has been cropped to below 320 × Picture is a movieIes created with these options Lighting, or small picture optionsAppendix Focus Lock, File Storage, and Date Imprint Focus LockGetting Good Results with Autofocus Image mode MB memory cardOriginal Copy Audio ﬁle Type Identiﬁer ExtensionFile Storage Image File and Folder Names Printing the Date and Time of Recording on PicturesDate Imprint Versus the Print Set Date Option Date imprint Print set DateSpeciﬁcations Self-timer Power sourcesBattery life DimensionsEN-EL8 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EH-63 AC AdapterSymbols IndexSmall picture 6MA08311

COOL PIX S1 specifications

The Nikon COOLPIX S1 is a compact digital camera that showcases an array of features and technologies aimed at delivering high-quality photography in a user-friendly format. Released as part of Nikon's esteemed COOLPIX line, the S1 caters to both novice shooters and photography enthusiasts who seek a blend of portability and performance.

One of the standout characteristics of the Nikon COOLPIX S1 is its sleek and stylish design, making it a perfect companion for capturing memories on the go. Weighing just under 200 grams, this camera easily fits into pockets or small bags, allowing users to take it anywhere without the hassle of bulkiness. The lightweight construction is complemented by a durable build, ensuring longevity for everyday use.

The S1 features a 5x optical zoom lens, which covers a focal length equivalent to 35mm film of 38-190mm. This versatility enables users to capture everything from wide-angle landscapes to close-up portraits. The lens is designed with Nikon's advanced optics, ensuring sharp and vibrant images across various lighting conditions.

At the heart of the Nikon COOLPIX S1 is a 6.0-megapixel CCD sensor that delivers clear and detailed images. This sensor works in conjunction with Nikon's EXPEED image processing technology, which enhances image quality while reducing noise, yielding superior results even in low-light situations. The camera also boasts a 2.5-inch LCD screen, providing a clear view for composing shots and reviewing images.

The S1 incorporates a range of scene modes and shooting settings, empowering users to achieve the best results regardless of their skill level. Features such as face detection, smile timer, and blink warning make it easier to capture memorable moments. The camera's built-in image stabilization technology helps to minimize blurriness, ensuring that photos are crisp and clear.

Additionally, the Nikon COOLPIX S1 is equipped with various playback modes, allowing users to enjoy their captured memories with ease. Users can edit images directly within the camera, applying effects, cropping, or rotating as desired. The camera supports various media formats, ensuring compatibility with different devices.

Overall, the Nikon COOLPIX S1 is a well-rounded compact camera that brings together a combination of style, functionality, and advanced technology. With its high-quality performance, ease of use, and plethora of features, it is an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore the world of photography without the complexity of more professional gear.