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Nikon 7600 manual Viewing Pictures on TV, Turn the camera off, Connect the AV cable to the camera

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Viewing Pictures on TV

Using the EG-CP14 audio/video (AV) cable included with your camera, you can connect the camera to a television or video-cassette recorder (VCR).

Choosing a Video Mode

The Video mode item in the Interface option of the SET-UP menu offers a choice of NTSC and PAL standards (Q 108). Be sure that the standard selected matches that used in the device.

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Turn the camera off

•Turn the camera off before connecting or dis- connecting the AV cable.

Connect the AV cable to the camera

•Open the interface connector cover and insert the black plug into the camera’s interface con- nector.

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3 Connector VCR the AV cable to the television

•Insert the yellow plug on the AV cable into the video-in jack on the television or VCR and the white plug into the audio-in jack.

4 Turn the camera on

•Press the xbutton for about a second to turn the camera on. The camera monitor will re- main off and the television will display the im- age normally shown in the monitor. If the camera is connected to a VCR, images can be recorded to video tape.

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Nikon 7600 manual Viewing Pictures on TV, Turn the camera off, Connect the AV cable to the camera, Choosing a Video Mode

Contents

Digital Camera Trademark Information Observe proper precautions when handling batteries Observe caution when using the camera strapTurn off immediately in the event of malfunction Do not use in the presence of flammable gasUse appropriate cables Observe caution when operat- ing the flashKeep out of reach of children Removing memory cardsIii For Home or Office USE This class B digital apparatus meets all Postage stamps or post cards issuedRequirements of the Canadian Interfer Do not copy or reproduce paperBefore Taking Important Pictures Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesAF-Assist Illuminator LED Design Rule for Camera File System DCFTable of contents Viii Internal Memory and SD Memory Card IntroductionLife-Long Learning Before You BeginParts of the Camera Power-on lampAttaching the Camera Strap Viewfinder QParts of the Camera Xplay button Q Battery-chamber Cover QMonitor Q 5 Speaker Tripod socket Q 25 Monitor Internal memory/memory card IndicatorDate counter Stored date number Number of exposures remaining Length of movie , 17Controlling the Monitor MonitorBefore You BeginSetup Q Mode DialBefore You Begin Movie Q Auto QDisplaying the Help Navigating the MenusMulti selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Move cursor upClose the battery-chamber cover Open the battery-chamber coverInserting Batteries Insert the batteriesAlternative Power Sources Read Battery WarningsInserting Batteries Replacing Batteries Damaged BatteriesConfirm that the camera is off Inserting Memory CardsOpen the memory card slot cover Insert the memory card Close the memory card slot coverInserting Memory Cards Formatting Memory Cards Write Protect SwitchRemoving Memory Cards Memory CardsCheck the battery level in the monitor Checking the Battery LevelTurn the camera on X ButtonPower-on Lamp Checking the Battery Level Turning the Camera OffAuto Power Off Standby Mode Sleep ModeClock Battery Basic SetupEspañol ItalianoHome Time Zone Basic Setup01 01 Select home time zoneRotate the mode dial to P Turn the camera on Select P ModeShooting Menu Select P Mode Number of Exposures RemainingBasic Photography Ready the camera Frame the PictureFrame your subject Don’t Block the ShotFrame the Picture Digital Zoom When Lighting Is PoorMonitor or Viewfinder? Focus Focus and ShootTake the picture Monitor turns off while flash is chargingFocus and Shoot During Recording Focusing on Off-Center Subjects Focus LockGetting Good Results with Autofocus View pictures in the monitor Press the x buttonDeleting Unwanted Pictures Playback Tip Image File and Folder NamesPicture type Identifier Extension To select the flash mode When Lighting Is Poor Using the FlashFollowing flash modes are available Display Flash menuFlash Mode Selection When Lighting Is Poor Using the Flash Red-Eye Reduction2 Camera Shake icon and the ISO Sensitivity icon Close-UpsStopping the Self-Timer Taking a Self-Portrait Using the Self-TimerSelf-Timer Display Macro close-up menu Macro Close-up ModeFocus at a distance of 4 cm/1.6″ Assist and Scene Modes Mode DescriptionAssist Modes Scene ModesImage Mode Using the GuidesFraming Assist After selecting mode, display framing as- sist menuFraming Assist Portrait AssistPortrait Face-priority AF To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps belowLandscape NLandscape AssistSports Assist Sports AssistSports MNight Portrait Assist Flash Mode Selection in m ModeImage Mode option is available in the scene mode menu Scene ModePARTY/INDOOR BEACH/SNOWFollowing scenes are available Scene Mode2 Camera Shake Icon OFF* & OFFEDUSK/DAWN $*Y OFF* & OFF $ Y OFF* & OFFJback Light Panorama Assist To use panorama assist, follow the steps belowPanorama Assist Using a TripodStorage Locations for Panoramas Joining Panorama PicturesVoice Recording Making a Voice Recording2005.08.01 Max rec time IndexCopying Voice Recordings to a Computer Scene Mode Sound FilesMaking a Voice Recording Adding an IndexDate of recording Length of recording Volume Index markers Progress indicatorPlaying Voice Recordings Begin playbackEnding Playback Playback VolumeDeleting Voice Recordings Copy Sound Files Copying Voice RecordingsCamera to Card Select Sound Files Copy all files003 2005 004 2005 005 2005 CopyYes Viewing Pictures on the Camera Zoom Viewing Pictures on the CameraView other Zoom outVoice Memos Connector VCR the AV cable to the television Choosing a Video ModeViewing Pictures on TV Turn the camera offPictures transferred using Before Connecting the CameraViewing Pictures on a Computer Operating system Camera IViewing Pictures on a Computer Connecting the USB CableUC-E6 USB cable Drag the Noname camera volume into Trash Disconnecting the CameraMac OS Printing pictures Printing PicturesPictures can be printed as follows Printing Memory cardPlayback Menu 1/2 Printing PicturesPrint SET Highlight Print selectedPress Check will appear in box next to itemTo return to full-screen playback Pictures in print order, highlight InfoDate Printing Pictures Print SetPrinting Via Direct USB Connection Use a Reliable Power SourceBefore Printing PictBridgePrinting Via Direct USB Connection CancelPaper size Display the PictBridge menuPrint selection Print all images Dpof printing Print all images Dpof printing Paper size Cancel× 5 89mm × 127mm, 5 × Display Print Selection dialog Highlight Print selectionIcon PrintsPrint selection Print all images Confirm CancelPrints Prints Start printDpof Printing Error MessagesPrinting Displayed Picture Restrictions for editing pictures Available Picture EditingPicture Editing Zoom picture in and out Cropping Pictures CropSave this image as displayed? PictureAdjusting a picture tone D-Lighting Lighting 2005.08.01Lighting Small PIC Resizing a picture Small picture320 × 160 × Save this image as displayed? YesRecording Movies Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera onStart recording Monitor shows the length of the movie that can be recordedMacro Close-up Mode in W Mode Flash Mode Selection in W ModeRecording Movies MoviesMotion than Small size Type Description Length of movie *1Movie Options MovieHighlight Movie options Movie menu includes the following focus options AUTO-FOCUS Mode MovieTo choose a focus option from the Movie menu Continuous AFElectronic VR Highlight Electronic VROff Highlight option Make selectionDeleting Movies Viewing MoviesTo display the Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuShooting Menu 1/2 BSSTo make a selection from the Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuHighlight menu item Shooting MenuHigh3072 Image ModeNormal2592 Normal2048 PC screen1024 Image mode Memory Memory card Image Mode and Number of Exposures RemainingImage Size Print SizeWhite Balance White bal. presetDaylight IncandescentWhite BAL Preset Preset White BalanceWhite Balance MeasureExposure Compensation Exp. +Choosing an Exposure Compensation Value Continuous Restrictions on Camera SettingsContinuous Continuous Multi-shotBest Shot Selector When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitorBest Shot Selector Continuous and BSSColor Options Color Options IndicatorVivid color Sepia CyanotypePlayback Menu contains the following options Using the Playback MenuTo display the Playback Menu Loop Slide ShowAuto Off Small Pictures and MoviesDeleting Selected Pictures DeleteDelete Highlight Erase selected imagesHighlight Erase all images Deleting All PicturesBefore Deletion Protected PicturesProtect ProtectTures marked by U icon Complete operation and return toAll off Select images Transfer MarkingTransferring More than 999 Pictures Hidden PicturesTransfer Marking Marking Selected Pictures for TransferTransfer Marking Highlight Select imagesCopy CopyCopy Camera to Card All imagesPrint Set File NumberCopy Select highlighted pictureSET-UP menu contains the following options Using the Set-up MenuNikon Welcome ScreenSmall Pictures and Cropped Copies Select an ImageTime zone DateCamera Clock Set-up Menu Option Description Date Set the date and time QTime Zones To set the clock to the travel destination time zone, highGMT + Location 100 Monitor SettingsPhoto Info Brightness101 Date ImprintDate Imprint DateDate counter 102Date counter Set-up Menu Option DescriptionSound Settings Sound SettingsShutter sound Start-up sound Volume 103Blur Warning Shooting modes where the Blur Warning does not function104 Blur WarningAuto Off Sleep mode105 Auto OFF106 Format memory/cardTo format the internal memory, remove the memory card Memory Card FormatFormat memory/card Formatting Memory/Card 107Quick format and Format Interface Language108 InterfaceAuto Transfer Reset All109 Set a V icon to stored picturesFollowing settings are affected Reset AllResetting File Numbering to Setting DefaultBattery Type Battery TypeBackup Battery 111Firmware Version Menus112 Text or Icons113 Optional AccessoriesApproved Memory Cards 114 Caring for Your CameraCaring for Your Camera 115Batteries Dance with local regulations Ni-MHDisplay Problem Solution Error Messages116 117 118 119 CancelProblem Possible cause Troubleshooting120 Electronically-Controlled Cameras121 TroubleshootingDawn or F Night Landscape is selected in e Color options is not set to Standard color122 123 Specifications124 SpecificationsFile format Max. recordingIndex Symbols125 IndexIndex 126Transfer marking Page Page Page 6MA06111