Sensitivity, Color Options | Nikon 27696, 27706, 27698, 27697, 27699

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

Sensitivity (ISO equivalency) is a measure of how quickly the camera reacts to light. The higher the sensitivity, the less light needed to make an exposure. Much as ﬁlm with a high ISO rating tends to produce “grainy” images, high sensitivities may however be associated with “noise”—randomly spaced, brightly colored pixels concentrated in dark parts of the image.

Option

Description

Equivalent to 50 under normal conditions; when lighting is poor and ﬂash Auto is off (), camera compensates by raising sensitivity. ISO icon displayed in

monitor to warn that pictures may be affected by noise.

Approximately equivalent to ISO 50. Recommended unless lighting is poor

50or faster shutter speeds are required (e.g., when the subject is moving). Noise may appear in pictures taken at settings above this value.

100Approximately equivalent to ISO 100.

200Approximately equivalent to ISO 200.

400Approximately equivalent to ISO 400.

Color Options

Color Options

Color options are used to heighten the vividness of colors or to record pictures in monochrome. The effects can be previewed in the monitor.

Option

Description

Standard color Subjects are recorded in their natural colors.

Vivid color Use for a vivid, photoprint effect.

Black-and-white*Pictures are recorded in black-and-white.

Sepia*	Pictures are recorded in sepia.
Cyanotype*	Pictures are recorded in blue-tinted monochrome.

The Shooting Menu

* White balance set to Auto.

Sensitivity

At settings other than Auto, the current sensitivity setting is shown in the display ( 4–5).

Color Options

At settings other than Standard color, the current color option setting is indicated by an icon in the display ( 4–5).

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Nikon 27696, 27706, 27698, 27697, 27699 manual Sensitivity, Color Options

Contents

Digital Camera Water Resistance Important Read Before Use Memory Cards For Your Safety Do not disassemble Iii Modiﬁcations Comply with copyright notices Table of Contents Menu Guide Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories Introduction Before Taking Important Pictures Parts of the Camera Simple point-and-shoot mode in whichMajority of settings are controlled by Movie Shooting Multi selectorMenu navigation Move cursor 9999 /9999 Monitor Shooting mode Removing the Camera from the Cool MV-12 COOL-STATIONEH-63 AC Adapter If the Camera Is Wet Inserting the BatteryFirst Steps Charging the Battery Charging the Battery EN-EL8 Batteries Removing the Battery from the CameraDescription EH-63 AC Adapter To insert a memory card Conﬁrm that the power-on lamp is off Inserting Memory Cards Removing Memory Cards Insert the memory cardFormatting Memory Cards Auto Power off Stand-by Mode Basic SetupBattery exhausted Turning the Camera On Do Not Touch the Lens Camera Clock Display Description Select ModeBasic Photography Frame the Picture When the camera is zoomed in to maximumClose the Multi-Connector Cover Ready the camera Hold the camera steadily in both hands Take the picture Focus and ShootFocus During Recording View additional pictures View the ResultsPress the button Picture will be displayed in the monitor To return to shooting mode, press the button again More on Photography Using the FlashHow it works When to use it Following ﬂash modes are available Camera Shake Icon When Lighting Is PoorDefault Flash Mode Dust or Mist Taking Pictures with the Self-Timer Easy Close-ups Macro Close-up Mode Macro Close-up Mode Help Scene ModeScene Mode Other Options Using the Guides Framing Assist , , , Portrait Assist Off † Landscape AssistAuto Sports Assist Focus, Exposure, and White Balance Night Portrait Assist 20, or macro close-up Other ScenesTo select a scene from the scene menu Tions are noted on the pages that follow Slow shutter speeds are used to produce stunning night Preserves the deep hues seen in sunsets and sunrisesAuto Off Noise Reduction Close up Off Use tripod Create a digital audio recording Panorama Assist Taking Pictures for a Panorama Highlight Panorama assist Making a Voice Recording Voice RecordingsMaking a Voice Recording Voice Recordings Deleting Voice Recordings Playing Voice RecordingsControl Description Copying Voice Recordings Highlight Selected ﬁles To choose the type of movie that will be recorded Movie ModeMovies Option Following options are available for Auto-focus modeDefault Single AF Highlight Set interval time Recording MoviesRecording Time-Lapse Movies Recording Movies Use a Reliable Power Source AE Lock Control Playback VolumeViewing Movies Deleting Movies Viewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail Playback More on PlaybackViewing Pictures on the Camera Viewing Pictures Taking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Cropped Copies Enhancing Contrast D-Lighting Lighting Voice Memos Voice Memos Recording and PlaybackVoice memo can be recorded and appended to any Viewing Pictures on TV Viewing Pictures on TV Viewing Pictures on a Computer Before Connecting the Camera Choosing a USB OptionCamera setup menu. After consulting the follow Connecting the USB Cable Highlight PTP or Mass storage Transferring Pictures from Internal Memory Transferring PicturesDuring Transfer Windows Millennium Edition Me Disconnecting the CameraDrag the untitled camera volume no Name into the Trash Windows 98 Second Edition SE Pictures can be printed by any of the following methods Printing PicturesPrint Set Highlight Print selected Print-Order Icon Print Set and Digital Print Order Format DpofPrint Set Printing Via Direct USB Connection Thumbnail Display Printing Pictures Printing Pictures One at a TimePrinting Multiple Pictures PictBridge Light an option Highlighted in the thumbnail list, press the centerMulti selector. The menu shown at right will be Option Description 5x7, Postcard, 100mmx150mm Printing Multiple PicturesDpof printing Prints Dpof Printing Shooting menu contains the following options Menu GuideShooting Menu Exp. + Size Image ModeImage Mode White Balance Preset White BalanceWhite Balance Continuous Restrictions on Camera SettingsExposure Compensation Memory Buffer Interval Timer Photography Interval Timer Photography Highlight BSS picture Best Shot Selector BSSOff Restrictions on BSS Sensitivity SensitivityColor Options Color Options To display the playback menu Playback MenuPlayback menu contains the following options Print set Selecting Multiple Pictures Loop Slide ShowSlide Shows Delete menu contains the following options DeleteProtect Restrictions on Auto Transfer Transfer MarkingSelect images Mark selected pictures for transfer Small Picture Small PictureTo copy a picture at a smaller size Copy CopyAll To display the setup menu Setup MenuSetup menu contains the following options Shooting menu Small Pictures and Cropped Copies Welcome ScreenWelcome Screen Time Zone To switch between home and travel destination time zonesDate Date Time Zones GMT + Location Brightness Monitor SettingsTurn indicators in the monitor on or off Control monitor brightness Date Imprint Date ImprintDate Counter Which pictures may be blurred. Select Yes to record Sound SettingsBlur Warning Button Format Card Auto OffFormat Memory Format Interface Reset allLanguage AF Assist Menus Firmware Version AC adapter BatteryTechnical Notes USB cable Caring for the Camera Cleaning Avoid contact with liquid crystal Storage Batteries Error Messages Problem Display Problem Be Saved Problem Solution Transfer Troubleshooting Night landscape, or Dusk/Dawn as appropriate to Picture has been cropped to below 320 × Picture is a movie Appendix Focus Lock, File Storage, and Date Imprint Original Copy Audio ﬁle Type Image modeMB memory card Identiﬁer Extension File Storage Image File and Folder Names Date imprint Print set Date Focal length Effective pixelsLens Number Battery life Self-timerPower sources Dimensions EN-EL8 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EH-63 AC Adapter Index Video mode, 45, 80 Vivid color, 64 Voice memo 6MA09011