Nikon 2500 manual Problem Solution

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Technical Notes

Display

COMMUNICATIONS

ERROR

FILE CONTAINS NO IMAGE DATA

NO IMAGES ARE MARKED FOR TRANSFER

TRANSFER

ERROR

SYSTEM ERROR

Problem

 

Solution

 

 

 

 

 

USB cable discon-

If error appears in comput-

 

 

nected or memory

er monitor, click OK to exit

16,

card removed while

Nikon View 5. Turn cam-

44,

pictures are being

era off, reconnect cable or

47

transferred to com-

replace memory card, then

 

 

puter.

 

 

turn camera on.

 

 

Protocol selected in

Turn camera off and dis-

 

 

USB menu does not

connect USB cable, then

 

 

match that used by

change USB selection in

 

 

computer operating

camera setup menu and

74

system, causing error

reconnect camera. If error

 

 

when

(

) but-

reoccurs, use Nikon View

 

 

ton is

pressed to

5

button to transfer

 

 

transfer pictures.

pictures.

 

 

File created by com-

Delete file or reformat

86,

puter or different

make of camera.

memory card.

72

 

 

 

 

No pictures marked

Disconnect camera and

33,

for transfer when

(

)

button

mark at least one picture

44,

pressed to copy pic-

for transfer before con-

79,

tures to computer.

necting camera again.

91

 

 

 

 

Error occurred when

Check that the camera is

44,

pictures were trans-

properly connected and

ferred to computer.

battery fully charged.

19

 

 

 

 

 

Turn camera off, unplug

 

 

 

 

 

optional AC adapter kit (if

 

 

Error has occurred in

using) or remove and re-in-

 

 

camera’s internal cir-

sert battery, and turn cam-

16

cuitry.

 

 

era on.

If error persists,

 

 

 

 

 

contact retailer or Nikon

 

 

 

 

 

representative.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Digital Camera Shoot, View, and Enjoy Product Documentation Quick-Start GuideFor Your Safety Turn off immediately in the event of malfunctionIii Caring for the Camera and Battery Keep drySmear Page Modifications Interface CablesViii Table of Contents 106 Overview Before You BeginThis chapter is divided into the following sections Overview Getting to Know the Coolpix Menu GuideUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories OverviewAbout This Manual Life-Long Learning This manualWhere to Find It-Parts of the Coolpix Getting to Know the CoolpixParts of the Camera and Their Functions 36, 46 How to Use It-Camera Controls and Displays Mode SelectorMonitor Controlling the Monitor NormalOFF Multi SelectorMenu Guide Mode MenuNo menu is available in movie mode 52 Index to Menu OptionsSET ing options Pressing the Menu button when the mode selector isAdjust exposure for bright, dark, or high contrast subjects 1600Tographs Shooting Menu The Shooting MenuAccurately SingleSetup Menu 30 sMass Storage Playback Menu All onDescription Scene Menu and ModesMode Use for portraitsReview and Deletion First StepsTaking Pictures Getting CreativeAttach the Camera Strap Insert the Battery and Memory CardFirst Steps Getting Ready to Use Your CameraFormatting Memory Cards Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot coverClose the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover Flip it open CLens Section Check the Battery LevelRead Battery Warnings Removing the Memory CardAlternative Power Sources Clock BatteryRemoving the Battery DisplayChoose a Language Highlight page tab Highlight SET-UP menu page tabUSB Set the Time and Date Monitor when the camera is Taking Pictures Ready the CameraBasics Choose Mode Default Adjust Camera Settings OptionalSetting Frame the PictureDon’t Block the Shot NormalFocus and Shoot When Lighting Is PoorGreen Focus Indicator Flashes red Ready Flickers Lamp Off FocusTake the picture Getting Good Results with AutofocusDuring Recording Button. For more information, see Keep or DeletePut the Camera Away Review and Deletion Quick ReviewFollowing operations can be performed in quick review Quick ReviewFull-Screen Review PressPicture Select No to exitWithout deleting Select Yes to deThumbnail Review Highlight picturesDelete highlighted Picture Playback Mode Getting Creative Scene SelectionCamera Shake Camera ShakeNoise Reduction Obtain permission first Camera focuses on subject at center of frame Flash is set to fill flashConnections Your Camera and Your ComputerBefore You Begin Installing Nikon View Already Have Nikon View?With built-in USB ports supported Before Installing Nikon View Install Adobe Acrobat ReaderRead installation instructions for Nikon View Transferring More than 999 Pictures Making the Connection Connecting to Your ComputerDirect Connection Connecting Your Camera by Cable Four or nine thumbnails ConfirmBefore Connecting the Camera Choosing a USB ProtocolNikon View 5 will start automatically see Mac OSPress Button Reference CD for details. Once Nikon ViewWindows 2000 Professional Disconnecting the CameraUse a Reliable Power Source Windows 98 Second Edition SEReading Pictures from Memory Cards CompactFlash Card ReadersPC Card Adapter File and Folder Names Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP ProfessionalPage 52-58 Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsBeyond Point-and Shoot 59-68Beyond Point-and-Shoot Or Movie Choosing a Shooting ModeLeaving the camera in charge of other settings Camera ControlsMode How it works When to use it Flash Photography The ButtonFlash-Ready Light Flash mode can be selected with the button ISO Sensitivity Gain and Camera Shake IconsDelaying Shutter Release Choosing a Self-Timer Mode OFFRestrictions on the Self-Timer ShootOptical Zoom Photos can be framed in the monitor using the zoom buttonsFraming Pictures Optical and Digital Zoom Digital ZoomDelete picture Keep or Delete Picture ReviewPress Description WillFine-Tuning Camera Settings -Mode MenuMaking Effective Use of Memory Image Quality and Size Option64-65 Image Quality MB memory cardCompression ratio approx Description Size pixels Image SizePrint Size 280 ⋅ 024 ⋅ 640 ⋅Adjusting Exposure Exp. + White balance adjusted to match light produced by flash Choosing a White Balance SettingWhite balance is adjusted automatically Keeping Colors True White BalanceThis value Preset White BalanceOption Description Position, but no picture will be recordedTaking Pictures in a Sequence Continuous Flash, Focus Exposure, and White BalanceGetting Sharper Pictures BSS Best Shot Selector Restrictions on BSSMaking Edges More Distinct Image Sharpening Camera Setup SET-UP MenuCamera Setup SET-UP Menu Options SET-UP menu contains the following optionsAdjusting Monitor Brightness Brightness Formatting Memory Cards CF Card FormatDuring Formatting Sleep Mode Auto Off Setting the Time and Date DateConserving Battery Power Auto Off Before FormattingChoosing a Language Language Choosing a USB Protocol USBProtocol Windows 2000 Professional Resetting File Numbering to Restoring Default Settings Reset AllMode Only Restore settings to default valuesPictures Back The Playback Menu Basic Playback78-84 85-91Basic Playback Full-Frame and Thumbnail PlaybackTure displayed in the monitor Tures that will be transferred to a computer at a Image File and Folder NamesPress Button for an enlarged view Button will create a small copy 320 ⋅Thumbnail Review Highlight Pictures Change Number DisplayedZoom photo View other Areas of image Cancel zoom Taking a Closer Look Playback ZoomPlayback Tips Creating a Small Copy of a Picture Small Picture Restrictions on Small Picture Viewing Small Picture Files on Other CamerasMovie Playback Inverted PlaybackStart playback Pause/resume Playback Rewind movie One frame Managing Pictures Playback MenuMemory Card Format/Brightness To view the playback menuDeleting Pictures Delete Deleting Selected Photographs and MoviesProtected Pictures Deleting All Photographs and MoviesBefore Deletion To delete all pictures on the memory cardSelecting Pictures for Printing Cancel the current print orderOrdering Prints Print Set Create or modify print orderPlaying Pictures Back Safeguarding Valuable Pictures Protect Selecting Protect from the playback menu displaysOn or off for all Marking All Pictures for Transfer Auto TransferMarking Pictures for Transfer with Other Cameras Playback menu. The following options will bePage Technical Camera Care, Options, and ResourcesCleaning Caring for Your CameraStorage Approved Memory Cards Optional AccessoriesRechargeable battery AC adapter Carrying case Monitor LCD hoodWeb Resources TroubleshootingProblem For Product Information and Tips For Contact InformationMonitor is hard To read No photo is taken 101 104When Menu button Camera is in movie mode Camera is in movie modeContinuous menu Mode only BSS is on Battery level is low By camera shake can be reduced byPicture can not be Played back Camera is offError Messages Display Problem SolutionError occurs when you try to transfer Problem Solution Specifications CCDDesign Rule for Camera File Systems DCF USB105 Index Index107 6MAA1511-04

2500 specifications

The Nikon 2500 is a compact digital camera that has garnered attention for its blend of portability and performance. This camera stands out due to its versatility, making it suitable for photography enthusiasts and casual users alike. With a sleek design and user-friendly interface, the Nikon 2500 allows photographers to easily capture high-quality images in various shooting situations.

One of the main features of the Nikon 2500 is its impressive image quality, driven by a 20-megapixel sensor. This high-resolution sensor ensures that images are sharp, detailed, and vibrant, enabling photographers to print large formats without losing clarity. Additionally, the camera supports a wide range of ISO settings, providing flexibility to shoot in challenging lighting conditions—from bright daylight to dimly lit environments.

The Nikon 2500 also boasts a powerful lens system. With a versatile zoom range, users can easily transition between wide-angle shots and zoomed-in details. This adaptability makes it an excellent choice for capturing everything from landscapes to portraits. Moreover, the lens features Nikon's advanced optics technology, which minimizes distortion and ensures accurate color reproduction.

In terms of technology, the Nikon 2500 incorporates built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. This allows users to quickly transfer images to their smartphones or tablets for easy sharing on social media. The camera's intuitive interface also enables seamless remote shooting, enhancing the photography experience.

Another noteworthy characteristic is the Nikon 2500's robust autofocus system. Equipped with multiple focus points and advanced tracking features, this system allows for quick and precise focusing on subjects, even in fast-moving scenarios. Additionally, the camera offers various shooting modes, including manual controls for more experienced photographers, ensuring that users can tailor their shooting experience according to their preferences.

Furthermore, the Nikon 2500 incorporates video capabilities, allowing users to capture high-definition footage. With its easy-to-navigate controls, users can switch between photo and video modes effortlessly, making it a versatile tool for various types of storytelling.

In conclusion, the Nikon 2500 is a well-rounded digital camera that combines effective technology and user-friendly features, making it ideal for a wide range of photographers. With its powerful image quality, versatile lens system, and advanced connectivity options, it remains a popular choice for those looking to elevate their photography experience. Whether for personal use or as a creative tool, the Nikon 2500 offers a compelling package that meets the needs of modern photographers.
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