Nikon CT1A01(11) Image Mode Image Quality/Image Size, Changing AAuto Mode Settings Shooting Menu

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Changing A(Auto) Mode Settings (Shooting Menu)

Image Mode (Image Quality/Image Size)

A(auto) Md(Shooting menu) MImage mode

Image mode refers to the combination of image size and image quality (compression) at which images are saved. Choose the image mode best suited to the manner in which images will be used and the capacity of the internal memory or memory card. The higher the image mode setting, the larger the size at which it can be printed or displayed without appearing noticeably “grainy,” but limiting the number of images that can be saved.

Image mode

Size (pixels)

Description

H4000×3000P

4000

× 3000

Images will be higher quality than I. The

compression ratio is approximately 1:4.

 

 

 

I4000×3000

4000

× 3000

 

(default setting)

 

 

 

Best choice in most situations. The compression

R3264×2448

3264

× 2448

ratio is approximately 1:8.

L2592×1944

2592

× 1944

 

M2048×1536

2048

× 1536

Smaller size than I, R, or Lallows more

images to be saved. The compression ratio is

 

 

 

approximately 1:8.

N1024×768

1024 × 768

Suited to display on a computer monitor. The

compression ratio is approximately 1:8.

 

 

 

O640×480

640

× 480

Suited to full-screen display on a television with

an aspect ratio of 4:3, or distribution by e-mail.

 

 

 

The compression ratio is approximately 1:8.

o3968×2232

3968

× 2232

Images with an aspect ratio of 16:9 are saved. The

compression ratio is approximately 1:8.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The icon for the current setting is displayed in the monitor in shooting and playback modes (A6, 8).

CImage Mode

When using shooting modes other than A (auto) mode, this setting can be changed by pressing the dbutton.

The setting is also applied to other shooting modes.

This function cannot be used simultaneously with certain functions. See “Camera Settings that Cannot Be Applied Simultaneously” (A87) for more information.

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Contents User’s Manual AVC Patent Portfolio License Trademark InformationPage Handle the camera strap with care For Your SafetyTurn off in the event of malfunction Do not disassembleIii For Your SafetyDo not expose the battery to flame or to excessive heat Observe caution when handling the batteryCD-ROMs Observe caution when using the flashUse appropriate cables Handle moving parts with careInterface Cables ModificationsFollowing apply only to users in European countries Nikon Inc Walt Whitman Road Melville, New YorkTable of Contents Viii Table of Contents155 130140 157 About This Manual Before Taking Important Pictures Information and PrecautionsUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories Life-Long LearningDisposing of Data Storage Devices Information and Precautions181 Parts of the CameraCamera Body Lens cover closedParts of the Camera Shooting MonitorShooting mode 24, 58, 61 Icon displayed varies with the shooting modeCategory icon in auto sort mode1 109 Playback126 103Shutter-release Button Basic OperationsBasic Operations Mode DialCPlayback Button BeMovie-record ButtonShooting Rotary Multi SelectorMenu Screen Press Hor Ito choose an item and press the kbutton Using Camera MenusWhen setting is finished, press the dbutton Press the dbuttonPress the rotary multi selector Jto highlight the tab Switching Between the Tabs on Menu ScreensAttaching the Camera Strap Close the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover Inserting the BatteryOpen the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover Insert the batteryInserting the Battery Removing the BatteryDo not turn the camera on Charging the BatteryInsert the battery A14 Prepare the Charging AC Adapter EH-69PPlug the Charging AC Adapter into an Electrical outlet Charging the BatteryCharging Using Computer or Battery Charger AC Power SourceTurning On and Off the Camera Power Saving Function Auto OffDaylight Saving Time Setting Display Language, Date, and TimePress the power switch to turn on the camera Press Hor Ito choose Yes and press the k buttonPrint Date and Changing the Date and Time Setting Display Language, Date, and TimePress Hor Ito choose the date format Press the kbuttonInserting Memory Cards Inserting Memory CardsRemoving Memory Cards Insert the memory cardFormatting Memory Cards Inserting Memory CardsNumber of Exposures Remaining Turn the Camera On and Select AAuto ModeRotate the mode dial to a Battery Level IndicatorFlash Indicators Displayed in AAuto ModeTurn the Camera On and Select AAuto Mode Functions Available in AAuto ModeFrame the picture Frame a PictureUse both hands and ready the camera Digital Zoom and Interpolation Using the ZoomDigital Zoom Frame a PictureShutter speed Aperture Focus and ShootPress the shutter-release button Halfway Press the shutter-release button the rest Way downAF-assist Illuminator and Flash When the Subject Is Close to the CameraFocus and Shoot AutofocusPress the cplayback button Playing Back Images Playback ModePlaying Back and Deleting Images Playing Back and Deleting Images Deleting the Last Image Captured While in Shooting ModeDeleting Unwanted Images Operating the Erase Selected Images ScreenRed-eye Reduction Using the FlashAuto Flash fires automatically when lighting is dim Slide the Kflash pop-up control Setting the Flash ModePress the rotary multi selector mflash mode Using the FlashFlash Lamp Flash Mode SettingFrame the picture and press Shutter-release button halfway Taking Pictures with the Self-timerPress the rotary multi selector nself-timer Self-timer menu is displayedPress the shutter-release button the rest of the way down Taking Pictures with the Self-timerFinish shooting Taking Pictures with the Smile TimerFrame a picture Shutter is automatically releasedReleasing the Shutter Manually Taking Pictures with the Smile TimerAuto Power Off in Smile Timer Mode Self-timer Lamp BlinkingMacro mode menu is displayed Macro ModePress the rotary multi selector pmacro mode Macro Mode SettingSee Operating the Creative Slider A41 for more information When Using AAuto Mode A24 or Continuous Shooting Mode A80When Using Scene Mode A61 or Special Effects Mode A85 Brightness exposure compensation can be adjustedPress the rotary multi selector Jor Kto choose o, G, or F Adjust the brightness, vividness, or hueOperating the Creative Slider Press the rotary multi selector KoPress the shutter-release button to take a picture Creative Slider SettingsAdjust the overall vividness of the image Adjusting Vividness Saturation AdjustmentAdjusting Hue White Balance Adjustment Using the HistogramHistogram Adjusting Exposure CompensationPress the rotary multi selector oexposure compensation Press the kbutton to set the compensation valueSelecting a Shooting Mode Mode Dial Displaying the Shooting Menu Changing AAuto Mode Settings Shooting MenuCamera Settings that Cannot Be Applied Simultaneously Image Mode Image Mode Image Quality/Image SizeChanging AAuto Mode Settings Shooting Menu Number of Exposures Remaining Aauto MdShooting menu MWhite balance White Balance Adjusting HueWhite Balance Settings Choose Measure Preset ManualPress the kbutton to measure a value for preset manual Manual in the White balance menu, and press the kbuttonAauto MdShooting menu MMetering Metering SettingsMetering Metering AreaISO Sensitivity When Fixed range auto is selected, U400 is displayedISO Sensitivity Settings Camera Auto Camera has nine focus areas, and automatically AF Area ModeFocus area Nine areas containing the subject closest toAF Area Mode Settings Focus Lock Portrait A67 When smile timer is selected A37Mode Face priority Face DetectionPress the shutter-release button halfway Register a subject Focusing on a Moving Subject Subject TrackingPress the dbutton in Aauto mode or continuous mode Tracking in the AF area mode option and press the kbuttonPress the shutter-release button to take a picture Aauto MdShooting menu MAutofocus mode Autofocus ModeAutofocus Mode Setting Autofocus Mode for Movie RecordingJNight Landscape A64 Night Portrait A65 RBacklighting A66 Shooting Suited to Scenes Scene ModeXScene auto selector A62 Frame the subject and take a picture Rotate the mode dial toShooting Suited to Scenes Scene Mode Functions Available in Scene Auto Selector Focusing Using Scene Auto SelectorOff1 Self-timer can be used Other settings can be selectedOff2 Shooting Suited to Scenes Scene Mode Off Sports Other settings can be selected YMfParty/indoorYMhSunset YMiDusk/dawn After the camera is turned off YMmFireworks show YMlMuseumOff2 Off1 → Shooting with Panorama Assist A78N Y1 Off1 Can be set to Off. Self-timer 10s, 2s is not availableYMOPet portrait Choose VEasy panorama and press the kbutton Shooting with Easy PanoramaIis displayed to indicate the direction the camera movement Four directions, and begin shootingExample of camera movement Move the camera slowly and straight in onePlaying Images Captured with Easy Panorama One third of the image will be displayed as translucent Shooting with Panorama AssistChoose UPanorama assist and press Combining Images to Make a Panorama Press the kbutton when shooting is completeRIndicator Take the next pictureFrame the subject and shoot Burst Shooting Continuous Shooting ModeRotate the mode dial to Ccontinuous Images Captured in Continuous Shooting Mode Burst Shooting Continuous Shooting ModeFunctions Available in Continuous Shooting Mode Changing Continuous Shooting Mode Settings CjContinuous H Option DescriptionCnContinuous H 120 fps Or fasterPress down halfway Autofocus mode A60 Choose how the camera focusesPre-shooting Cache Rotate the mode dial to uspecial effects Press Hor Ito choose an effect and press the kbutton Applying Effects When Shooting Special Effects ModeFunctions Available in Special Effects Mode 60 fps, or Multi-shot 16, the ISO When AF area mode is set to SubjectWhen using Continuous H 120 fps 60 fps, Metering is fixed at MatrixTracking, Motion detection is not Camera Settings that Cannot Be Applied SimultaneouslyFeatures Not Available in Continuous Shooting Mode Area mode settingOperations in Full-frame Playback Mode Can be deleted Display menus Operations in Full-frame Playback ModeChanging the Orientation Vertical/Horizontal of Images Histogram2 Displaying the Histogram and Shooting InformationSequence display Sequence Display OptionsChanging Key Picture in Sequence Deleting Images in a Sequence Playback Menu Options Available When Using SequenceViewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback Film frames Thumbnail Playback Mode DisplayViewing Multiple Images Thumbnail Playback Protect icon Print order iconFollowing operations are available in calendar display List by Date ModeCalendar Display Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Images Captured with Face Detection or Pet DetectionPress Hor Ito choose the Ntab Press the dbutton in playback modePlaying Back Images by Category Press the rotary multi selector JPlaying Back Images by Category Use the rotary multi selector to choose a playback modeCamera enters the selected playback mode 100Captured images can be added to an album and sorted Sorting Favorite Images Favorite Pictures ModeAdding Images to an Album 101Sorting Favorite Images Favorite Pictures Mode 103 Viewing Images in an AlbumUse the rotary multi selector to choose h, Use the rotary multi selector to choose an albumHRemove from favorites and press the k button Removing Images From an AlbumSelect the album from which Use the rotary multi selector to chooseFavorite Pictures Menu Using Favorite Pictures ModeOr K Switch to full Frame playback Full frame Mode106 Changing the Album IconsPress Jor Kto choose an icon color and press the kbutton Press H, I, J, or Kto choose an icon107 Adding/Playing Favorite Pictures Adding Pictures to AlbumsViewing Pictures in Albums 108109 Finding Images in Auto Sort ModeViewing Images in Auto Sort Mode Use the rotary multi selector to choose F,Repeat steps 1 and 2 to select a different category Finding Images in Auto Sort ModeUse the rotary multi selector to choose a desired category 110Sunset A69, Dusk/dawn A70, Fireworks show Auto Sort Mode Categories111 Portrait* A67, Party/indoor A68112 Operations in Auto Sort ModeAuto Sort Menu Use the rotary multi selector to choose a date Viewing Images in List by Date ModeViewing Images by Date List by Date Use the rotary multi selector to choose C,Viewing Images by Date List by Date Operations in List by Date ModeList by Date Menu 114Following options are available in the playback menu Playback Options Playback Menu115 Choose key picture A129 Displaying the Playback Menu116 Playback Options Playback Menu117 Cbutton Playback mode MdPlayback menu MaPrint orderAPrint Order Creating a Dpof Print Order Choose Select images and press the k button118 Choose Done and press the kbutton to apply the settingsChoose images up to 99 and the number Copies up to nine of each119 Favorite pictures mode Or auto sort modeList by date mode Print Date Canceling Existing Print Order120 End the slide show or restart it Cbutton Playback mode MdPlayback menu MbSlide showBSlide Show Slide show begins122 Cbutton Playback mode MdPlayback menu MdProtectProtect Copy Selected images A127 Selecting ImagesPress the kbutton to apply image selection 123Rotating Images in a Sequence Cbutton Playback mode MdPlayback menu MfRotate imageFRotate Image 125 EVoice MemoRecording Voice Memos Press and hold the kbutton to record a voice memo126 Playing Voice MemosPress the kbutton to play the voice memo Deleting Voice MemosCopy images between the internal memory and a memory card HCopy Copy Between Internal Memory and Memory CardSelect a copy option and press the kbutton 127Memory contains no images. Message 128129 Cbutton Playback mode MdPlayback menu MCChoose key pictureCSequence Display Options CChoose Key PictureCross screen, Fisheye, and Miniature effect Editing Functions130 Original and Edited Images 131Editing Functions Restrictions on Image EditingPress the rotary multi selector Hor Ito Image EditingKQuick Retouch Enhancing Contrast and Saturation Image Editing ID-Lighting Enhancing Brightness and ContrastChoose OK and press the kbutton 133Screen for selecting the degree of softening is displayed ESkin Softening Softening Skin TonesCheck the preview of the copy Screen for selecting the desired filter effect is displayed Change the setting and press the dbuttonPFilter Effects Digital Filter 135Confirm the effect, choose Save, and press the kbutton Adjust the effect137 SFrame Adding Frames to ImagesButton Copy is displayed with a black frame GSmall Picture Decreasing Image SizeChoose the desired copy size and press the k button New, small copy is createdImage Size ACrop Creating a Cropped CopyRefine copy composition 139Press the bemovie-record button again to end recording Turn on the camera and be sure that it is in shooting modeRecording Movies Press the bemovie-record button to start movie recordingFunctions Available with Movie Recording Camera Temperature141 Recording MoviesFile Names of Saved Still Images Capturing Still Images While Recording Movies143 Fast motion movies when movie recording StartsDisplay the movie menu A146, use Select Open with HS footage and press kto144 Press the bemovie-record button to start recordingPress the bemovie-record button to end recording Recording Min Playback Fast motion playback No sound 145HS Movie Recording 10 s Playback 80 s Slow motion playback No soundDisplaying the Movie Menu Changing Movie Recording SettingsPress the dbutton in shooting mode Following options can be adjusted from the movie menu147 Press Hor Ito choose the Dtab148 Movie OptionsMaximum Movie Length 149150 Autofocus Mode During Movie RecordingOpen with HS Footage 151 Electronic VRWind Noise Reduction 152 Rotate the zoom control to gor fto adjust playbackMovie Playback Deleting Movies153 Editing MoviesTo exit without saving, select No Editing MoviesTurn off the camera Connect the camera to the TV Connecting to a TVWhen using the supplied audio/video cable When using a commercially available Hdmi cableHold down the cbutton to turn on the camera Connecting to a TVUsing a TV Remote Control Hdmi Device Control Tune the television to the video channelCompatible Operating Systems Connecting to a ComputerBefore Connecting the Camera Install the SoftwareTransferring Images from a Camera to a Computer Connecting to a ComputerConnecting the USB Cable Source device Start Transfer 159Windows Charging the Battery Disconnecting the Camera161 Charge Lamp Charging While Connecting to a ComputerPrinting Images Connecting to a Printer163 Camera is automatically turned on Connecting the Camera to a PrinterConnecting to a Printer Turn off the camera Turn on the printer165 Printing Images One at a Time166 Printing Multiple ImagesChoose Start print and press the kbutton Printing beginsIndicating the number of copies to be 167Print selection Choose images up to 99 and the number By the check mark y and the numeralPaper Size Welcome screen A171 Setup MenuSetup menu contains the following options 169170 Displaying the Setup MenuSetup Menu Select an image Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MWelcome screenWelcome Screen 171172 Time Zone and DateSelecting Travel Destination Time Zone Choose xTravel destination and press the kbutton173 Press KPress Jor Kto choose the travel destination time zone UTC + Location 174Time Zones Set the options below Monitor SettingsDbutton MzSetup menu A170 MMonitor settings 175Photo Info 176Print Date and Print Order Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MPrint datePrint Date Imprinting Date and Time 177Vibration Reduction for Movies Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MVibration reductionVibration Reduction 179 Sports A68, Dusk/dawn A70, Museum A72, Fireworks show Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MMotion detectionMotion Detection Auto181 Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MAF assistAF Assist I4000×3000, or o3968×2232 Enable or disable digital zoomDbutton MzSetup menu A170 MDigital zoom Digital Zoom183 Sound SettingsAdjust the following sound settings Auto Off Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MAuto offAuto Off 185 Format Memory/Format CardFormatting the Internal Memory Formatting a Memory Card186 TV SettingsAdjust settings for connection to a television Language187 Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MCharge by computerCharge by Computer Blink Warning Rotate the zoom control to gi Subject blinked, press Jor Kto switchOperating the Blink Warning Screen 189Basic Shooting Functions Reset AllScene Mode 190191 Others 192View the current camera firmware version Dbutton MzSetup menu A170 MFirmware versionFirmware Version 193194 Maximizing Camera Life and PerformanceMaximizing Camera Life and Performance Battery195 Do not use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals CleaningStorage 196197 Optional AccessoriesRechargeable battery Be damaged when the cover is closed198 Optional AccessoriesApproved Memory Cards A185, or a new memory card is inserted File and Folder Names199 DSCN0001 . JPG200 Error MessagesO3968×2232 Error MessagesImage mode setting 201202 203 204 Off is selected for Charge by computer TroubleshootingDisplay, Settings, and Power Supply 205206 TroubleshootingElectronically Controlled Cameras Captured with flash Another function that restricts flash is EnabledCurrent shooting mode 207208 Portrait 209210 211 Nikon Coolpix S9100 Digital Camera Specifications212 213 SpecificationsFireworks show scene mode 25C 77F Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL12Specifications Charging AC Adapter EH-69P215 Supported Standards216 SymbolsIndex Flash lamp 217218 Wind Noise Reduction Zoom control Zoom out 219220 221 222 Page CT1A0111
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