Zoom 26, 46-47 150 | Nikon 4300 instruction

M	Macro Close-up mode	P. 41
M	Manual Exposure mode	P. 107-109
	Manual Focus	P. 54
	Manual å mode	P. 40
	Manual å shooting menu	P. 96-116
	Mass Storage	P. 93
	Matrix Metering	P. 99
	Metering method	P. 99
	Multi-shot 16 (Continuous)	P. 100
	Movie	P. 50, 62
	Museum mode (SCENE)	P. 37
N	Night Landscape mode (SCENE)	P. 37
N	Night Portrait (SCENE)	P. 36
	Noise Reduction	P. 116
	NORMAL mode (image quality)	P. 80-81
	NTSC	P. 93
	Number of exposures remaining	P. 25
P	PAL	P. 93
P	Party/Indoor mode (SCENE)	P. 36
	Playback menu	P. 117-129
	Playback mode	P. 55-64
	Portrait mode (SCENE)	P. 36
	Preset White Balance	P. 98
	Print Set (DPOF)	P. 118, 120, 126-127
	P Exposure mode	P. 107
	Protect	P. 124
	Protocol	P. 93
	PTP	P. 93
Q Quick Review mode		P. 31
R	Red-Eye Reduction	P. 48
R	Red-Eye Reduction lamp	P. 48
	Reset All	P. 95

S	SCENE mode	P. 34-38
S	Self-timer	P. 42-43
	Sensitivity	P. 53, 106
	Seq. Numbers	P. 89
	SETUP menu	P. 79-95
	Shooting menu	P. 96-116
	Single AF	P. 44, 113
	Single (Continuous)	P. 100
	Slide show	P. 122-123
	Slow Sync Flash	P. 48
	Small picture	P. 60-61, 129
	Speedlight (White Balance)	P. 97
	Spot AF Area	P. 112
	Spot metering	P. 99
	Sunset mode (SCENE)	P. 37
T	Telephoto (Lens)	P. 105
T	Television playback	P. 68
	Thumbnail review/thumbnail playback mode	P. 33, 58
	TIFF	P. 81
	Transfer	P. 91 128
U	Ultra HS (Continuous)	P. 100
U	USB	P. 93
V	VGA Sequence (Continuous)	P. 100
V	Video Mode	P. 93
	White Balance	P. 97
W White Balance Bracketing		P. 114
	Wide Adapter (Lens)	P. 105
Z	Zoom	P. 26, 46-47, 59

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Contents

Digital Camera Symbols Thank you for your purchase of a COOLPIX4300 digital camera Do not look at the sun through the viewfinder Trademark Information Transmitted, transcribed, stored in a Table of Contents Parts Technical Notes Camera Care, Options and ResourcesFirst Steps Parts of the COOLPIX4300 48/42Viewfinder Lens 26, 46, 57 Monitor Mode dial Mode Description First Steps Insert the BatteryAttach the Camera Strap and Lens Cap Alternative Power Sources Clock BatteryInsert the Memory Card Insert the memory card Choose a Language Set the Date and Time Explore the creative possibilities of scene mode Press to save changes to settings and return to SET-UP menuThis chapter is divided into three sections Taking Pictures Reviewing Your Ready the Camera a Mode Turn the mode dial to a Turn the camera onTaking Pictures Remove the lens cap Ready the camera Compose the PictureFrame your subject Focus and Shoot Turn the Camera OffCOOLPIX4300 has a two-stage shutter release button Focus Take the picture Quick Review Reviewing Your PicturesFollowing operations can be performed Full-Screen Review Thumbnail Review For more information on Playback P Getting Creative Select Scene Mode Slow Party Beach Shadow, or when your Ft. from the lensFire automatically to fill in illuminate Shadows Noise Reduction Focus Mode Mode When to Use ItSetting Description Shooting-Mode Selection Self-Timer Start the timerSelect a self-timer mode Position the camera Autofocus mode Continuous AF/Single AF Check the autofocus lampRecompose the picture and shoot Focus Lock Digital Zoom Digital ZoomOptical vs. Digital Zoom Restrictions on Digital Zoom Flash mode can be chosen from the following five options Flash ModeFlash mode is controlled with the 3 button Set the mode dial to m movie Making MoviesExposure Compensation Press to start recording Adjusting Sensitivity Keep or Delete Picture Review Manual Focus Full-Screen PlaybackThumbnail Playback Movie Playback Menu Full-Screen PlaybackTransfer Thumbnail Playback Taking a Closer Look Playback ZoomUse the T T button to zoom in on pictures Function About Small Picture Restrictions on a Small Picture Photo Information Movie PlaybackOperation Function 4 histogram 5 focus confirmation Completed will be displayed in the camera monitor Transfer buttonMac OS This menu is used for basic camera setup Connect the video cable to the video deviceTune the television to the video channel Turn the camera on This chapter is divided into the following five sections Setup Index to Menu OptionsNTSC/PAL USB Shooting Menu BasicAuto Off Playback Menu NikonTransfer All on Using Camera Menus Mode Menu DescriptionMaking a Selection Viewing the Menus Accessing Multi-Page Menus Set-Up MenuTo View the SET-UP menu SET-UP 1 menu Making Effective Use of Memory Image Size & Quality Menu Image Quality Creating, Renaming and Deleting Folders Options Image Size Organizing Your Pictures The Folders MenuCreating New Folders Highlight Delete Renaming Existing Folders Deleting FoldersHidden and Protected Images Controlling the Monitor Display Mode Adjusting Monitor Brightness BrightnessMonitor Options Choosing a Folder Sleep Mode Using an AC AdapterResetting File Numbering to Option Description CF Card Format Confirming Shutter Release Shot Confirm Lamp Recording Photo Information info. txt Choosing a video standard Video Mode DateMaking Pictures for Transfer Auto Transfer Readying the Camera for Transfer USB Restoring Default Settings Reset All Language Choosing a White Balance Setting Fine-Tuning White BalanceShooting Menu Keeping Colors True White-Balance Method How It Works When to Use It Preset White BalanceMeasuring Light Metering Taking Pictures in a Sequence Continuous Best Shot Selector BSS is recommended Getting Sharper Pictures BSS Best-Shot SelectorRestrictions on BSS Option when no lens converter is attached DistinctOption Use with Description Camera zooms out to widest angle Exposure Mode Modifying Sensitivity from a Menu SensitivityExposure Options Choosing an Aperture Long-time exposure up to 60 sec Choosing a Shutter SpeedShutter speed limitations Focus options sub-menu provides control over focus settings Focus-Area Selection AF Area ModeFocus Options Taking Multiple Pictures with the Same Exposure AE Lock Auto-Focus Mode Focus ConfirmationManual Focus-Area Selection Spot AF Area Metering Option Description Auto Bracketing WB BracketingNumber of shots, compensated EV value Restrictions on Bracketing Playback Menu Avoiding Grainy Photographs Noise ReductionManaging the pictures on the memory card 640 Deleting Pictures and Print Orders Delete Delete menu contains the following optionsDeleting Selected pictures and Movies Selected Images To delete selected pictures and movies Selecting a Folder for Playback Folders Deleting the Current Print Order Print SetPress Hidden and Protected Pictures Changing the Display Interval Automated Playback Slide ShowStarting a Slide Show Press / to highlight desired thumbnail Highlight image Press ≤/≥ to select imagePress Quick p button to complete operation Press ≤/≥ to select image to be hidden Ordering Prints Print-Set Selecting Print Set from the playback menuPrinted directly from the card Deleting the Print Order Image size of the Small Pictures can be set to 480, 320 x 240, 160 x 120 or 96 x 72 pixelsChoosing a new Small Picture size from Small Pic. sub-menu changes the size Troubleshooting Specifications Optional AccessoriesWeb Resources Optional Accessories Caring for the Camera and Battery Cleaning Web ResourcesFor Product Information and Tips For Contact Information Avoid Contact with Liquid Crystal Troubleshooting Problem Possible CauseMonitor is blank Connected Charging Message Memory Card is not Error Messages Display Problem Solution Error accessing memory Use approved memory 133 Insert new card Current settingsPlayback mode turn Mode dial to another Setting System, causing error Specifications Temperature 40C 32 104F Humidity Under 85% no condensation 147 Index 149 Zoom 26, 46-47 150 Nikon Corporation