Proxima ASA COOLPIX 950 manual LCD Brightness, Deleting folders

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L C D B R I G H T

Deleting folders

To delete an existing folder:

1 Using the zoom buttons, highlight DE- LETE in the OPTIONS menu and press the shutter-release button. The window shown at right will be displayed.

2 Use the zoom buttons to highlight the folder you want to delete (note that the folder name NIKON can not be deleted) and press the shutter release button.

3 In the menu at right, use the zoom buttons to highlight YES and press the shutter- release button to delete the folder (fold- ers that contain hidden or protected im- ages can not be deleted). To return to the previous menu without deleting the se- lected folder, highlight NO or BK and press the shutter-release button. Press the MENU button to return directly to shooting or playback mode without de- leting the folder.

The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu

D E L E T E

AUTO

A P R I L

S H O W

D E L E T E

AUTO

A P R I L D E L E T E F O L D E R ?

NO Y E S

LCD Brightness

	You can adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor to make it						CONCEPT
	graphs” in the Pocket Guide).
	easier to see, without affecting the brightness of photographs
	taken with the camera (the “Image Adjustment” option allows
	you to adjust the brightness of photographs; see “Taking Photo-						PRACTICE
	LCD brightness can be adjusted from the setup menu for each

	mode. To display the setup menu for M-REC or PLAY, select
	SETUP from the M-REC or playback menus (see below). You can
	then adjust brightness as described in steps 2 and 3, below. To
	adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor in A-REC mode:
	1 Press the MENU button to display the A-
	REC setup menu.
	2 Using the zoom buttons, highlight LCD

	BRIGHT.
	3 To change the setting, either

•rotate the command dial (press the MENU button to return to shooting mode once you have adjusted settings to your satisfaction), or

• press the shutter-release button and the select desired setting from the LCD BRIGHT menu.

A setting of – will darken the display slightly, while + results in a slightly brighter display. These settings can not be used in combination; selecting – twice in a row will only darken the display by the same amount as selecting – once. Select 0 to restore normal brightness.

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Contents Coolpix SEQ.XFER ContentsOverview Turn the camera off Open the battery coverInsert batteries First Steps Putting Batteries in Your CameraChoosing a Language for the Menus Inserting and Removing Memory CardsOpen the card slot …remove the memory cardFirst Steps Setting the Time and Date Setting the Time and DateClock battery TakingYour First Photograph Turn the mode dial to A-RECRemove the lens cap Remove the lens cap as shown belowCheck the number of exposures remaining Adjust camera settingsCompose a photograph Take a photograph Half-press the shutter-release buttonReplace the lens cap Check the resultsReplace the lens cap as shown below Flash Settings Using the Buttons A-REC, M-RECSetting How it works When to use it Using the Buttons A-REC, M-REC Flash SettingsTips Using an External FlashAutofocus settings Focus SettingsUsing the Buttons A-REC, M-REC Focus Settings Lect a focus distance Manual focusFocus Distance Using the Buttons A-REC, M-REC Using the Self-Timer Using the Self-TimerImage Quality and Size Using the Buttons A-REC, M-REC Image Quality and SizeImage Quality Approx. NoSensitivity Turn the command dial to select the deImage Size Using the Buttons A-REC, M-REC Exposure Mode Exposure ModeShutter Priority Aperture PriorityUsing the Buttons Play Using the Buttons PlayTo view photos one at a time Each preview gives the position To select a photo for viewing Press the thumbnail button to A-REC Menu Camera Menus Turn the beep speaker on or off Camera Menus The A-REC MenuSelecting a Folder Using Folders A-REC, M-RECRight Creating new folders Folder Options MenuTo create a new folder Renaming existing foldersDeleting folders LCD BrightnessCan be turned on and off using the Sound menu Sound SettingsAuto Off Other for shooting photos A-REC and M-RECMemory card in A-REC or M-REC mode, follow these steps Formatting Memory CardsCamera Menus The M-REC Menu M-REC MenuLens Lens Converter M-REC setup menu offers access to the following settingsDigital Zoom Digital Tele To change the digital zoom setting for M-REC modeSelect the desired magnification from D-TELE menuTo change the setting, either Turn the mode dial to M-RECIng mode once you have adjusted Black-and-White PhotographyOption How it works Lens Converter Settings LensMaking a Panorama-Tips AE-LOCK Using autoexposure and auto white-balance lockUnder the current settings number User SettingsM-REC mode, the camera can memorize up to three SecondRestoring Default Settings LCD On/Off Setting How it worksSet to Program when the camera is turned on Flash is set to Auto when the camera is turned onControls Menu M-REC Card Playback Menu Playback setup menu providesProtects selected photographs from deletion Prepare photographs for printingDeleting Multiple Photographs Deleting All Photographs in Memory To delete a folder Using the zoom buttons, highlight DEDeleting Folders Slideshow Using Folders PlaybackProtecting Photographs from Deletion Preparing Photographs for Printing Hiding Photographs During PlaybackBack setup menu Using the zoom buttons, then pressControls Menu Play Connections Connecting to a Television or VCR Connecting to aTelevision or VCRConnections Using a Pcmcia Card Slot Using a CF Card ReaderViewing Photos on a Computer Reading Memory CardsCaring forYour Camera CleaningStorage Caring for Your CameraOptional Accessories AccessoriesWhat’s in the Box General Problems TroubleshootingExposure count shows zero See Error Messages, below, for more informationMonitor shows the message, no Card Present Images are over- or underexposedIs your television compatible with the Coolpix 950? Your television does not mirror the LCD monitorTroubleshooting Error Messages Error MessagesUse a Nikon memory card S T EM E Rror Specifications SpecificationsExposure Range continuous Self-timerWith red-eye reduction, Anytime Flash Slide-show