Nikon 2500 manual Shooting Menu The Shooting Menu, Accurately, Tographs, Single, Auto

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62 640
A Auto

SHOOTING MENU The Shooting Menu

MENU OFF SELECT

IMAGE QUALITY

FINE

NORMAL

BASIC

MENU OFF SELECT SET

IMAGE SIZE

In (manual) mode, the SHOOTING menu contains four advanced shooting options in addition to the three basic options available in auto and scene modes.

SET

IMAGE QUALITY

FINE

Choose FINE for printing and enlarg-

ing, BASIC to reduce file size.

NORMAL

BASIC

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IMAGE SIZE

1600

Choose small sizes for e-mail or the 1280 web, large sizes for printing.

Introduction— Menu Guide

MENU OFF SELECT SET

WHITE BALANCE

MENU OFF SELECT SET

WHITE BALANCE

Match to lighting to ensure that colors are reproduced

accurately. 64

White Bal Preset

Fluorescent

Cloudy

Fine

Speedlight

Incandescent

 

EXP.+/–

MENU OFF SELECT SET

CONTINUOUS

Single

Continuous

Multi-Shot 16

MENU OFF SELECT SET

EXP. +/–

Adjust exposure for bright, dark, or high contrast subjects.

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CONTINUOUS

Take pictures in sequence or create collages of sixteen consecutive pho-

tographs. 66

Choose from settings between –2.0 and

+2.0 EV

Single

Continuous

Multi-Shot 16

BEST SHOT SELECTOR

On

Off

MENU OFF SELECT SET

IMAGE SHARPENING

Auto

High

Normal

Low

Of f

MENU OFF

SELECT

SET

BEST SHOT SELECTOR

 

 

Use when photos could be blurred by

On

inadvertent camera movement.

Off

 

 

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IMAGE SHARPENING

Auto

 

Heighten or reduce the

 

High

 

sharpness of outlines in your

 

Normal

photographs.

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Low

Off

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Contents Digital Camera Shoot, View, and Enjoy Quick-Start Guide Product DocumentationTurn off immediately in the event of malfunction For Your SafetyIii Keep dry Caring for the Camera and BatterySmear Page Interface Cables ModificationsViii Table of Contents 106 Overview Getting to Know the Coolpix Menu Guide Before You BeginThis chapter is divided into the following sections OverviewAbout This Manual Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesOverview This manual Life-Long LearningParts of the Camera and Their Functions Where to Find It-Parts of the CoolpixGetting to Know the Coolpix 36, 46 Monitor How to Use It-Camera Controls and DisplaysMode Selector Normal Controlling the MonitorMulti Selector OFFIndex to Menu Options Mode MenuNo menu is available in movie mode 52 Menu Guide1600 Pressing the Menu button when the mode selector isAdjust exposure for bright, dark, or high contrast subjects SET ing optionsSingle Shooting Menu The Shooting MenuAccurately TographsMass Storage Setup Menu30 s All on Playback MenuUse for portraits Scene Menu and ModesMode DescriptionGetting Creative First StepsTaking Pictures Review and DeletionGetting Ready to Use Your Camera Insert the Battery and Memory CardFirst Steps Attach the Camera StrapFlip it open C Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot coverClose the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover Formatting Memory CardsRemoving the Memory Card Check the Battery LevelRead Battery Warnings Lens SectionDisplay Clock BatteryRemoving the Battery Alternative Power SourcesHighlight page tab Highlight SET-UP menu page tab Choose a LanguageUSB Set the Time and Date Monitor when the camera is Basics Taking PicturesReady the Camera Choose Mode Frame the Picture Adjust Camera Settings OptionalSetting DefaultNormal Don’t Block the ShotFocus When Lighting Is PoorGreen Focus Indicator Flashes red Ready Flickers Lamp Off Focus and ShootButton. For more information, see Keep or Delete Getting Good Results with AutofocusDuring Recording Take the picturePut the Camera Away Quick Review Review and DeletionPress Quick ReviewFull-Screen Review Following operations can be performed in quick reviewSelect Yes to de Select No to exitWithout deleting PictureDelete highlighted Picture Thumbnail ReviewHighlight pictures Playback Mode Scene Selection Getting CreativeCamera Shake Camera ShakeNoise Reduction Obtain permission first Flash is set to fill flash Camera focuses on subject at center of frameYour Camera and Your Computer ConnectionsWith built-in USB ports supported Before You Begin Installing Nikon ViewAlready Have Nikon View? Read installation instructions for Nikon View Before Installing Nikon ViewInstall Adobe Acrobat Reader Four or nine thumbnails Confirm Making the Connection Connecting to Your ComputerDirect Connection Connecting Your Camera by Cable Transferring More than 999 PicturesChoosing a USB Protocol Before Connecting the CameraReference CD for details. Once Nikon View Mac OSPress Button Nikon View 5 will start automatically seeWindows 98 Second Edition SE Disconnecting the CameraUse a Reliable Power Source Windows 2000 ProfessionalPC Card Adapter Reading Pictures from Memory CardsCompactFlash Card Readers Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional File and Folder NamesPage 59-68 Fine-Tuning Camera SettingsBeyond Point-and Shoot 52-58Camera Controls Or Movie Choosing a Shooting ModeLeaving the camera in charge of other settings Beyond Point-and-ShootFlash-Ready Light Mode How it works When to use itFlash Photography The Button ISO Sensitivity Gain and Camera Shake Icons Flash mode can be selected with the buttonOFF Delaying Shutter Release Choosing a Self-Timer ModeShoot Restrictions on the Self-TimerDigital Zoom Photos can be framed in the monitor using the zoom buttonsFraming Pictures Optical and Digital Zoom Optical ZoomWill Keep or Delete Picture ReviewPress Description Delete picture-Mode Menu Fine-Tuning Camera Settings64-65 Making Effective Use of Memory Image Quality and SizeOption Compression ratio approx Description Image QualityMB memory card 280 ⋅ 024 ⋅ 640 ⋅ Image SizePrint Size Size pixelsAdjusting Exposure Exp. + Keeping Colors True White Balance Choosing a White Balance SettingWhite balance is adjusted automatically White balance adjusted to match light produced by flashPosition, but no picture will be recorded Preset White BalanceOption Description This valueFlash, Focus Exposure, and White Balance Taking Pictures in a Sequence ContinuousRestrictions on BSS Getting Sharper Pictures BSS Best Shot SelectorMaking Edges More Distinct Image Sharpening SET-UP Menu Camera SetupCamera Setup SET-UP menu contains the following options SET-UP Menu OptionsDuring Formatting Adjusting Monitor Brightness BrightnessFormatting Memory Cards CF Card Format Before Formatting Setting the Time and Date DateConserving Battery Power Auto Off Sleep Mode Auto OffProtocol Choosing a Language LanguageChoosing a USB Protocol USB Windows 2000 Professional Restore settings to default values Restoring Default Settings Reset AllMode Only Resetting File Numbering to85-91 Basic Playback78-84 Pictures Back The Playback MenuTure displayed in the monitor Basic PlaybackFull-Frame and Thumbnail Playback Button will create a small copy 320 ⋅ Image File and Folder NamesPress Button for an enlarged view Tures that will be transferred to a computer at aHighlight Pictures Change Number Displayed Thumbnail ReviewPlayback Tips Zoom photo View other Areas of image Cancel zoomTaking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Creating a Small Copy of a Picture Small Picture Viewing Small Picture Files on Other Cameras Restrictions on Small PictureStart playback Pause/resume Playback Rewind movie One frame Movie PlaybackInverted Playback To view the playback menu Playback MenuMemory Card Format/Brightness Managing PicturesDeleting Selected Photographs and Movies Deleting Pictures DeleteTo delete all pictures on the memory card Deleting All Photographs and MoviesBefore Deletion Protected PicturesCreate or modify print order Cancel the current print orderOrdering Prints Print Set Selecting Pictures for PrintingPlaying Pictures Back Selecting Protect from the playback menu displays Safeguarding Valuable Pictures ProtectPlayback menu. The following options will be Marking All Pictures for Transfer Auto TransferMarking Pictures for Transfer with Other Cameras On or off for allPage Camera Care, Options, and Resources TechnicalStorage CleaningCaring for Your Camera Monitor LCD hood Optional AccessoriesRechargeable battery AC adapter Carrying case Approved Memory CardsFor Product Information and Tips For Contact Information TroubleshootingProblem Web Resources101 104 Monitor is hard To read No photo is takenBy camera shake can be reduced by Camera is in movie modeContinuous menu Mode only BSS is on Battery level is low When Menu button Camera is in movie modeCamera is off Picture can not be Played backDisplay Problem Solution Error MessagesError occurs when you try to transfer Problem Solution CCD SpecificationsUSB Design Rule for Camera File Systems DCF105 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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