Cropping Pictures Crop, Zoom picture in and out

Cropping Pictures: Crop

This option lets you crop part of a picture and save it as a separate file.

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	1.2

:Scroll :Zoom

Zoom picture in and out.

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:Scroll :Zoom

Scroll picture. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until desired portion of image is displayed in monitor.

Picture

3 CROP

Save this image as displayed?

No	: Confirm
Yes

Confirmation dialog displayed. Select Yes to create cropped copy or No to exit without creating copy, and press I(the center of the multi selector).

To view the new, cropped copy, press the multi selector down until the copy is displayed.

Editing

Depending on the size of the original and the zoom ratio at the time the copy was created, copies will be 2,592 × 1,944, 2,288 × 1,712, 2,048 × 1,536, 1,600 × 1,200, 1,280 × 960, 1,024 × 768, 640 × 480, 320 × 240, or 160 × 120 pixels in size. Cropped pictures are stored as JPEG files (compression ratio 1 : 8).

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Nikon 7600 manual Cropping Pictures Crop, Zoom picture in and out, Save this image as displayed?, Editing

Contents

Digital Camera Trademark Information Observe caution when using the camera strap Observe proper precautions when handling batteriesTurn off immediately in the event of malfunction Do not use in the presence of flammable gas Observe caution when operat- ing the flash Use appropriate cablesKeep out of reach of children Removing memory cards Iii For Home or Office USE Postage stamps or post cards issued This class B digital apparatus meets allRequirements of the Canadian Interfer Do not copy or reproduce paper Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories Before Taking Important PicturesAF-Assist Illuminator LED Design Rule for Camera File System DCF Table of contents Viii Introduction Internal Memory and SD Memory CardLife-Long Learning Before You Begin Power-on lamp Parts of the CameraAttaching the Camera Strap Viewfinder Q Parts of the Camera Xplay button Q Battery-chamber Cover QMonitor Q 5 Speaker Tripod socket Q 25 Internal memory/memory card Indicator MonitorDate counter Stored date number Number of exposures remaining Length of movie , 17 Monitor Controlling the MonitorBefore You Begin Mode Dial Setup QBefore You Begin Movie Q Auto Q Navigating the Menus Displaying the HelpMulti selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Move cursor up Open the battery-chamber cover Close the battery-chamber coverInserting Batteries Insert the batteries Read Battery Warnings Alternative Power SourcesInserting Batteries Replacing Batteries Damaged Batteries Inserting Memory Cards Confirm that the camera is offOpen the memory card slot cover Insert the memory card Close the memory card slot cover Write Protect Switch Inserting Memory Cards Formatting Memory CardsRemoving Memory Cards Memory Cards Checking the Battery Level Check the battery level in the monitorTurn the camera on X Button Checking the Battery Level Turning the Camera Off Power-on LampAuto Power Off Standby Mode Sleep Mode Basic Setup Clock BatteryEspañol Italiano Basic Setup Home Time Zone01 01 Select home time zone Select P Mode Rotate the mode dial to P Turn the camera on Shooting Menu Select P Mode Number of Exposures RemainingBasic Photography Frame the Picture Ready the cameraFrame your subject Don’t Block the Shot Frame the Picture Digital Zoom When Lighting Is PoorMonitor or Viewfinder? Focus and Shoot FocusTake the picture Monitor turns off while flash is charging Focus 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 When Lighting Is Poor Using the Flash To select the flash modeFollowing flash modes are available Display Flash menu When Lighting Is Poor Using the Flash Red-Eye Reduction Flash Mode Selection2 Camera Shake icon and the ISO Sensitivity icon Close-Ups Stopping 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″ Mode Description Assist and Scene ModesAssist Modes Scene Modes Using the Guides Image ModeFraming Assist After selecting mode, display framing as- sist menu Framing Assist Portrait AssistPortrait To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps below Face-priority AF NLandscape Assist Landscape Sports Assist Sports AssistSports Flash Mode Selection in m Mode MNight Portrait Assist Scene Mode Image Mode option is available in the scene mode menuPARTY/INDOOR BEACH/SNOW Scene Mode Following scenes are available2 Camera Shake Icon OFF* & OFF EDUSK/DAWN $ Y OFF* & OFF $*Y OFF* & OFF Jback Light To use panorama assist, follow the steps below Panorama Assist Using a Tripod Panorama AssistStorage Locations for Panoramas Joining Panorama Pictures Making a Voice Recording Voice Recording2005.08.01 Max rec time Index Scene Mode Sound Files Copying Voice Recordings to a ComputerMaking a Voice Recording Adding an Index Progress indicator Date of recording Length of recording Volume Index markersPlaying Voice Recordings Begin playback Ending Playback Playback VolumeDeleting Voice Recordings Copying Voice Recordings Copy Sound FilesCamera to Card Select Sound Files Copy all files 003 2005 004 2005 005 2005 CopyYes Viewing Pictures on the Camera Viewing Pictures on the Camera ZoomView other Zoom out Voice Memos Choosing a Video Mode Connector VCR the AV cable to the televisionViewing Pictures on TV Turn the camera off Before Connecting the Camera Pictures transferred usingViewing Pictures on a Computer Operating system Camera I Viewing 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 card Printing Pictures Playback Menu 1/2Print SET Highlight Print selected Check will appear in box next to item PressTo return to full-screen playback Pictures in print order, highlight Info Printing Pictures Print Set Date Use a Reliable Power Source Printing Via Direct USB ConnectionBefore Printing PictBridge Cancel Printing Via Direct USB ConnectionPaper size Display the PictBridge menu Print selection Print all images Dpof printing Print all images Dpof printing Paper size Cancel× 5 89mm × 127mm, 5 × Highlight Print selection Display Print Selection dialogIcon Prints Confirm Cancel Print selection Print all imagesPrints Prints Start print Dpof Printing Error MessagesPrinting Displayed Picture Restrictions for editing pictures Available Picture EditingPicture Editing Cropping Pictures Crop Zoom picture in and outSave this image as displayed? Picture Adjusting a picture tone D-Lighting Lighting 2005.08.01Lighting Resizing a picture Small picture Small PIC320 × 160 × Save this image as displayed? Yes Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera on Recording MoviesStart recording Monitor shows the length of the movie that can be recorded Flash Mode Selection in W Mode Macro Close-up Mode in W ModeRecording Movies Movies Type Description Length of movie *1 Motion than Small size Movie Options MovieHighlight Movie options AUTO-FOCUS Mode Movie Movie menu includes the following focus optionsTo choose a focus option from the Movie menu Continuous AF Highlight Electronic VR Electronic VROff Highlight option Make selection Viewing Movies Deleting Movies Using the Shooting Menu To display the Shooting MenuShooting Menu 1/2 BSS Using the Shooting Menu To make a selection from the Shooting MenuHighlight menu item Shooting Menu High3072 Image ModeNormal2592 Normal2048 PC screen1024 Image Mode and Number of Exposures Remaining Image mode Memory Memory cardImage Size Print Size White bal. preset White BalanceDaylight Incandescent Preset White Balance White BAL PresetWhite Balance Measure Exposure Compensation Exp. +Choosing an Exposure Compensation Value Restrictions on Camera Settings ContinuousContinuous Continuous Multi-shot When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitor Best Shot SelectorBest Shot Selector Continuous and BSS Color Options Indicator Color OptionsVivid color Sepia Cyanotype Playback Menu contains the following options Using the Playback MenuTo display the Playback Menu Slide Show LoopAuto Off Small Pictures and Movies Delete Deleting Selected PicturesDelete Highlight Erase selected images Deleting All Pictures Highlight Erase all imagesBefore Deletion Protected Pictures Protect ProtectTures marked by U icon Complete operation and return to Transfer Marking All off Select imagesTransferring More than 999 Pictures Hidden Pictures Marking Selected Pictures for Transfer Transfer MarkingTransfer Marking Highlight Select images Copy CopyCopy Camera to Card All images File Number Print SetCopy Select highlighted picture Using the Set-up Menu SET-UP menu contains the following options Welcome Screen NikonSmall Pictures and Cropped Copies Select an Image Date Time zoneCamera Clock Set-up Menu Option Description Date Set the date and time Q Time Zones To set the clock to the travel destination time zone, highGMT + Location Monitor Settings 100Photo Info Brightness Date Imprint 101Date Imprint Date 102 Date counterDate counter Set-up Menu Option Description Sound Settings Sound SettingsShutter sound Start-up sound Volume 103 Shooting modes where the Blur Warning does not function Blur Warning104 Blur Warning Sleep mode Auto Off105 Auto OFF Format memory/card 106To format the internal memory, remove the memory card Memory Card Format Format memory/card Formatting Memory/Card 107Quick format and Format Language Interface108 Interface Reset All Auto Transfer109 Set a V icon to stored pictures Reset All Following settings are affectedResetting File Numbering to Setting Default Battery Type Battery TypeBackup Battery 111 Menus Firmware Version112 Text or Icons 113 Optional AccessoriesApproved Memory Cards Caring for Your Camera 114 115 Caring for Your CameraBatteries Dance with local regulations Ni-MH Display Problem Solution Error Messages116 117 118 Cancel 119 Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause120 Electronically-Controlled Cameras Troubleshooting 121Dawn or F Night Landscape is selected in e Color options is not set to Standard color 122 Specifications 123 Specifications 124File format Max. recording Symbols Index125 Index Index 126Transfer marking Page Page Page 6MA06111