Approved Eye-Fi Cards | Nikon 27631, 27619, S1 White, S1 Red, 27629

Approved Eye-Fi Cards

When inserted in the camera, Eye-Fi cards can be used to upload photographs to a preselected destination. As of October 2012, the camera supports 8 GB Pro X2 SDHC cards. Eye-Fi cards are for use only in the country of purchase in accordance with local reg- ulations. Eye-Fi cards may not be available in some countries or regions; consult the manufacturer for more information. Be sure the Eye-Fi card firmware has been updated to the latest version.

Card status is indicated by an icon in the display:

•f(static): Eye-Fi upload enabled; wait-

ing to begin upload.

•f (animated): Eye-Fi upload enabled; uploading data.

•e: Eye-Fi upload enabled but no pictures available for upload.

•g: Error.

DEye-Fi Cards

Note that pictures will not be uploaded if signal strength is insufficient, and that Eye-Fi upload is disabled during movie recording. In locations in which wireless devices are prohibited, turn the camera off and remove the card. See the manual provided with the Eye-Fi card, and direct any inquiries to the manufacturer.

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Nikon 27631, 27619, S1 White, S1 Red, 27629 manual Approved Eye-Fi Cards

Contents

Reference Manual Camera Settings Symbols and ConventionsDigitutor 107 117 137 141 155 163 Shoot movies with the movie-record button Create short movies with musicView short movies in high definition Accessories Iii Iii Auto ModeCreative Mode Introduction Recording and Viewing Movies Best Moment Capture ModeMotion Snapshot Mode More on Photography Connections Playback Menu 120 Shooting Menu 117119 122 Setup Menu Image Processing MenuViii 170 Technical Notes 163169 174 For Your Safety ADo not use in the presence of flammable AObserve caution when using a flash AObserve proper precautions when handling the charger Xii Xiii Canada Important Safety INSTRUCTIONS-SAVE These Instructions Xiv Disposing of Data Storage Devices AVC Patent Portfolio License Temperature Warnings Xvi Xvii DUse Only Nikon Brand AccessoriesAServicing the Camera and Accessories ABefore Taking Important Pictures Xviii SIntroduction Before You Begin Parts of the Camera Camera Body When framing photographs, hold the camera as shown below AHolding the Camera Monitor 2120 For information on adjusting monitor brightness, see AThe Framing GridASee also Multi Selector AThe Multi Selector GButton For the desired menu and press J Choosing a Shooting Mode Waves CAuto mode Take photographs using live controls 0Beauty Slow view t Smart Photo Selector y WCreative mode Choose a scene 0 Night landscape jProgrammed auto P Manual M Shutter-priority auto S Feature Playback mode, the & key can be used to rate pictures 0 Select an item Using the MenusAUsing the Menus Select an option Attach the camera strap Charge the batteryFirst Steps Attach the strap securely to the two camera eyelets DThe Battery and Charger Insert the battery and a memory card AFormatting Memory Cards AThe Write Protect Switch Memory cards are equippedDInserting and Removing Batteries and Memory Cards Position, the memory card can ARemoving Batteries and Memory Cards DMemory Cards Attach a lens ALenses with Retractable Lens Barrel Buttons ATurning the Camera Off AAuto Power OffTurn the camera on AAttaching and Removing Lenses Choose a language and set the clock AThe Camera Clock Battery Check the battery level and memory card capacityBattery Level Number of Exposures Remaining Ready the camera Taking Photos in Auto ModeSelect Cmode Frame the photograph Focus AThe Shutter-Release Button ATaking Several Photographs in SuccessionAAutomatic Scene Selection AFace Priority AUsing a Zoom LensAAvailable Settings For information on the options available in auto mode, see Live Image Control Soften background Or darker DLive Image Control Viewing Photographs Press O Deleting PicturesDisplay the photograph Delete the photograph Recording Movies in Auto Mode See page 65 for information on viewing moviesPage Choosing a Creative Mode Select w modeChoose a scene Option Description Creative mode offers a choice of the following scenesChoosing a Scene Auto a Camera takes a series of shots, some with Using the flashGraphed at short range. Works best when shooting Flash and some without, and combines them to cap Programmed Auto ARestoring Default Shutter Speed and Aperture SettingsTaking Photos in P, S, A, and M Modes Choosing a Combination of Shutter Speed and Aperture Shutter-Priority Auto Choosing a Shutter SpeedAContinuous Shooting Aperture-Priority Auto Choosing an Aperture Manual Long Time-Exposures M Mode Only AThe Exposure Indicator Close the shutter Off Displayed when processing is completeBacklighting Pressed, and the flash fires with each shot Mode 0 Recording Movies in Creative ModeThat regardless of the mode selected ATaking Photographs During RecordingPage Select u mode Slow View View the buffer contents Record the desired frame Smart Photo Selector Begin buffering photographs Smoothly press the shutter-release ABest Moment Capture Mode BufferingDSmart Photo Selector Files Viewing Photos Taken with the Smart Photo Selector Choosing the Best ShotSelector, only the best shot will be dis Deleted, pictures can not be recovered ADeleting Individual PhotographsPage Shooting in Motion Snapshot Mode Select z modeFrame the picture Begin buffering AMotion Snapshot Mode Choosing a Theme Viewing Motion Snapshots Deleting Motion SnapshotsFollowed by the photo the background Mode CAuto mode 0Creative mode 0 Auto P Record movies with sound at an aspect ratio of 16 Choose a shooting modeRecording HD Movies Frame the opening shot AAudio Recording Start recordingEnd recording AMaximum Length AThe Movie Crop Movie crop is shown in the monitorAFocus Lock DRecording Movies Frame size and frame rate options are described on Select v mode Recording Slow-Motion Movies Focus area Becomes hot 0 Frame rate options are described on Viewing Movies Following operations can be performed Deleting Movies Display release mode options Single-Frame, Continuous, and Self-Timer ModesContinuous Mode Select a frame rate DContinuous Mode ABuffer Size Mount the camera on a tripod Self-Timer ModesSelect the desired self-timer option Frame the photograph and shoot AMovie Mode ARaising the Flash Exposure Compensation AExposure CompensationBuilt-in Flash Auto Pop-up Modes Choose a flash mode 0 Take picturesBuilt-in Flash Manual Pop-up Modes To choose a flash mode Choosing a Flash ModeOptions available vary with the shooting mode Select a flash mode DRaising the Flash AFlash Modes ALowering the Built-in Flash AUsing the Built-in FlashSee page 136 for information on adjusting flash level AAperture, Sensitivity, and Flash Range Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility WU-1b Wireless Mobile AdapterPrevent wireless connection Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility on the smart device DWireless Networks AThe Wireless Mobile UtilityTake pictures remotely Page Photo Information Basic Info Detailed Photo Information Movies AHistograms Thumbnail Playback Use Description Is displayed Thumbnail Calendar PlaybackDisplayed 0 Highlight date Playback Zoom Deleting Pictures Deleting the Current PicturePlayback Menu Display a picture in full-frame playback Rating PicturesSelect a picture Press JNight landscape , oNight portrait , mBacklighting Slide ShowsIAuto KPortrait , lLandscape NClose-up , qSoft , rMiniature effect , and s Selec Adjust display times and choose a background track Adjust the following options Select Start Page Start the installer Installing the Supplied SoftwareLaunch the installer Select a language Exit the installer Remove the installer CD from the CD-ROM driveASupplied Software System Requirements System requirements for ViewNX 2 are System requirements for Short Movie Creator are ASupported Operating Systems Choose how pictures will be copied to the computer Viewing and Editing Pictures on a ComputerTransferring Pictures Start the Nikon Transfer 2 component of ViewNX Terminate the connection Viewing PicturesClick Start Transfer AStarting ViewNX 2 Manually Printing Pictures Retouching PhotographsCreating Short Movies AFor More Information Select components Creating Short MoviesTransfer pictures Select a style and background track Short Movie Creator icon on Save the movieAStarting Short Movie Creator AViewing Short Movies on Other Devices Connect the Hdmi cable Viewing Pictures on TVHigh-Definition Devices Tune the device to the Hdmi channel Turn the camera on Hdmi Device Control DClose the Connector CoverCamera Remote control ATelevision Playback Printing Photographs Connecting the PrinterConnect the camera using the supplied USB cable Turn the camera off Connect the USB cable Start printing Adjust print optionsPrinting Pictures One at a Time 103 Press the Gbutton in the PictBridge playback display see on Printing Multiple PicturesDisplay the PictBridge menu Choose an option 105 ErrorsSelect Use printer settings APictBridge Print Options Creating a Dpof Print Order Print Set 106Ddpof Print Order To display the playback menu, press G and select Playback Playback menu contains the following options107 108 Change theme 0 Selecting Multiple ImagesEdit movie 0 109 Rotate Tall ResetImage Review Protect Lighting Lighting111 AImage Size DResized Copies Resize112 Playback zoom may not be available with resized copies Crop Create a cropped copy of selected photographs113 Select Choose start point or Choose end point Face-Priority ZoomEdit Movie Delete the unwanted frames 115 Change ThemeSave the copy DTrimming Movies 116 To display the shooting menu, press G and select Shooting Shooting menu contains the following options117 118 Reset Shooting Options Exposure Mode119 Choose a file format and compression ratio for photographs Image QualityImage Size Choose the size of photographs 121 AFile NamesAImage Quality and Size Number of Shots Saved Movie Before/After122 Choose the file format for Motion Snapshots 0 File FormatMetering Choose how the camera sets exposure Auto Distortion Control 124 AColor Space Color Space125 ANikon Software Active D-Lighting Active D-Lighting126 Active D-Lighting Versus D-Lighting 127 Long Exposure NROptical VR AVibration Reduction Choose how the camera focuses Focus ModeElectronic VR 128 129 AFocus ModeMenu Focus mode Auto, M Manual YSlow motion 130 AGetting Good Results with Autofocus Manual Focus Select manual focusChoose a magnification Focus Press 1, 3, 4, or 2 to view areas Multi selector, the quicker the focusShows the approximate focus dis 132 AF-Area Mode Choose how the focus area for autofocus is selected133 Focus Lock Lock focusRecompose the photograph and shoot Face-Priority Choose On to enable face priority 0Auto-area or Single-point is selected For AF-area mode 0 Built-in AF Assist Flash Compensation To display the movie menu, press G and select Movies Movie menu contains the following options137 138 Reset Movie OptionsFrame Rate Bit rate Movie Settings Choose a frame size and frame rate for HD movies 0139 Wind Noise Reduction Movie Sound OptionsMicrophone AThe 2Icon 141 Option Description Default ResetImage processing menu contains the following options Reduction Reset Processing Options White Balance142 Fine-Tuning White Balance Display fine-tuning optionsFine-tune white balance Light a reference object Preset ManualSelect Preset manual Message shown at right will be displayed 144 Measure white balance Check the results145 AColor Temperature DAuto Power OffDPreset White Balance 146 ISO Sensitivity 147 Choose how the camera processes photographs Picture ControlModifying Picture Controls Display options Adjust settings Save changes and exit. Press J149 Picture Control Settings 150 DA Auto APrevious Settings151 AFilter Effects Monochrome Only Select a Picture Control Custom Picture ControlEdit/Save Edit the selected Picture Control Load from/Save to Card 153ACopy to Card High ISO Noise Reduction 154 155 To display the setup menu, press G and select SetupSetup menu contains the following options Lock Language Reset Setup OptionsFormat Memory Card Adapter Display Brightness Slot Empty Release LockDisplay Grid Display Playback Sound SettingsAuto Power Off Choose the information displayed during playback 0 Flicker Reduction Reset File NumberingShutter Button AE Lock 159 Choose a language for camera messages and displays 160 Time Zone and DateLanguage Daylight DAuto Image Rotation Auto Image Rotation161 ARotate Tall Pixel Mapping Firmware Version Optional Accessories 163 164 64 GB Approved Memory CardsSdhc cards GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB Approved Eye-Fi Cards Eye-Fi Cards Insert the EP-5C power connector Attaching a Power Connector and AC AdapterOpen the battery-chamber/mem- ory card slot cover Close the battery-chamber/memory card slot cover Connect the AC adapter Storage Storage and CleaningCleaning Lens Caring for the Camera and Battery Cautions 170 171 Ing the skin or entering the eyes and mouth 172 DServicing the Camera and Accessories 173 Available Settings 174 175 Focus lock Continuous Frame rate Movie settings WCreative ModeElectronic VR Focus mode 176 177 Flexible program Autoexposure lock Defaults Option Default178 Smart Photo Selector Memory Card CapacityAuto, Creative, Slow View, and Smart Photo Selector1 179 Motion Snapshots HD MoviesSlow-Motion Movies 180 Camera is off 0 19 or the battery is exhausted 0 13 TroubleshootingBattery/Display Display is off Shutter-release is disabled Shooting All ModesCamera does not focus automatically Shooting P, S, A, and M Modes Movies Miscellaneous Cannot hear movie soundCannot delete images Error Messages Message Solution185 186 187 Specifications Nikon 1 S1 Digital Camera 189 190 191 192 193 11-27.5 mm 194Nikkor 11-27.5mm f/3.5-5.6 Type 72-32 20 ′ Nikkor Lenses Nikkor VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 Nikkor 11-27.5mm f/3.5-5.6195 ADetaching the Lens Use the zoom ring to zoom in and out196 ALens Care 197 ASupplied AccessoriesAOptional Accessories Mm snap-on Front Lens Cap LC-N40.5 Rear Lens Cap LF-N1000 Autofocus Select manual focus modeOptional FT1 Mount Adapter Manual Focus Navigation window Following warnings appear in the camera aperture display Error Messages and DisplaysElectronic Rangefinder Restrictions Precautions for Use Supported Standards 203 ATrademark InformationAFreeType License FreeType2 Amit License HarfBuzz Battery Life Still images Approximately 220 shots Symbols Index205 206 178 207 132 208 102 209 SB2L0111