Best Shot Selector, Continuous and BSS, Series | Nikon 7600 manual

Best Shot Selector

When the “Best Shot Selector” (BSS) is on, the cam- era takes pictures as long as the shutter-release but- ton is held down, to a maximum of ten. These images are then compared and the sharpest picture (the pic- ture with highest level of detail) is saved to the mem- ory or memory card. BSS is recommended for situations in which inadvertent camera movement can produce blurred pictures, for example when:

•the camera is zoomed in

•lighting is poor and the flash can not be used

BSS

BEST SHOT SELECTOR

Off

On

Exit Confirm

The Shooting Menu

	Option	Description
	Off	BSS off; camera functions normally.
	(default option)	BSS off; camera functions normally.
	(default option)

		BSS on. Flash turns off automatically and focus, exposure, and auto
	On	white balance for all photos are determined by the first picture in each
		series.

Notes on BSS

BSS may not produce the desired results with a moving subject or if you change the composition while the shutter-release button is pressed all the way down.

“Continuous” and BSS

CONTINUOUS is automatically set to Single when BSS is on. Choosing another option for CON- TINUOUS cancels BSS.

The Self-Timer

BSS will not take effect when the self-timer is on, even if On is selected in the BEST SHOT SELEC- TOR menu.

BSS

When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitor.

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Nikon 7600 manual Best Shot Selector, Continuous and BSS, Series, When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitor

Contents

Digital Camera Trademark Information Do not use in the presence of flammable gas Observe caution when using the camera strapObserve proper precautions when handling batteries Turn off immediately in the event of malfunction Removing memory cards Observe caution when operat- ing the flashUse appropriate cables Keep out of reach of children Iii For Home or Office USE Do not copy or reproduce paper Postage stamps or post cards issuedThis class B digital apparatus meets all Requirements of the Canadian Interfer Design Rule for Camera File System DCF Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesBefore Taking Important Pictures AF-Assist Illuminator LED Table of contents Viii Before You Begin IntroductionInternal Memory and SD Memory Card Life-Long Learning Viewfinder Q Power-on lampParts of the Camera Attaching the Camera Strap Monitor Q 5 Speaker Tripod socket Q 25 Xplay button Q Battery-chamber Cover QParts of the Camera Number of exposures remaining Length of movie , 17 Internal memory/memory card IndicatorMonitor Date counter Stored date number Begin MonitorControlling the Monitor Before You Auto Q Mode DialSetup Q Before You Begin Movie Q Move cursor up Navigating the MenusDisplaying the Help Multi selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Insert the batteries Open the battery-chamber coverClose the battery-chamber cover Inserting Batteries Damaged Batteries Read Battery WarningsAlternative Power Sources Inserting Batteries Replacing Batteries Close the memory card slot cover Inserting Memory CardsConfirm that the camera is off Open the memory card slot cover Insert the memory card Memory Cards Write Protect SwitchInserting Memory Cards Formatting Memory Cards Removing Memory Cards X Button Checking the Battery LevelCheck the battery level in the monitor Turn the camera on Sleep Mode Checking the Battery Level Turning the Camera OffPower-on Lamp Auto Power Off Standby Mode Italiano Basic SetupClock Battery Español Select home time zone Basic SetupHome Time Zone 01 01 Rotate the mode dial to P Turn the camera on Select P Mode Basic Photography Select P Mode Number of Exposures RemainingShooting Menu Don’t Block the Shot Frame the PictureReady the camera Frame your subject Monitor or Viewfinder? When Lighting Is PoorFrame the Picture Digital Zoom Monitor turns off while flash is charging Focus and ShootFocus Take the picture Getting Good Results with Autofocus Focusing on Off-Center Subjects Focus LockFocus and Shoot During Recording Deleting Unwanted Pictures Press the x buttonView pictures in the monitor Picture type Identifier Extension Image File and Folder NamesPlayback Tip Display Flash menu When Lighting Is Poor Using the FlashTo select the flash mode Following flash modes are available Close-Ups When Lighting Is Poor Using the Flash Red-Eye ReductionFlash Mode Selection 2 Camera Shake icon and the ISO Sensitivity icon Self-Timer Taking a Self-Portrait Using the Self-TimerStopping the Self-Timer Focus at a distance of 4 cm/1.6″ Macro Close-up ModeDisplay Macro close-up menu Scene Modes Mode DescriptionAssist and Scene Modes Assist Modes After selecting mode, display framing as- sist menu Using the GuidesImage Mode Framing Assist Portrait Portrait AssistFraming Assist Face-priority AF To use the Face-priority AF, follow the steps below Landscape NLandscape Assist Sports Sports AssistSports Assist MNight Portrait Assist Flash Mode Selection in m Mode BEACH/SNOW Scene ModeImage Mode option is available in the scene mode menu PARTY/INDOOR OFF* & OFF Scene ModeFollowing scenes are available 2 Camera Shake Icon EDUSK/DAWN $*Y OFF* & OFF $ Y OFF* & OFF Jback Light Panorama Assist To use panorama assist, follow the steps below Joining Panorama Pictures Using a TripodPanorama Assist Storage Locations for Panoramas Index Making a Voice RecordingVoice Recording 2005.08.01 Max rec time Adding an Index Scene Mode Sound FilesCopying Voice Recordings to a Computer Making a Voice Recording Begin playback Progress indicatorDate of recording Length of recording Volume Index markers Playing Voice Recordings Deleting Voice Recordings Playback VolumeEnding Playback Copy all files Copying Voice RecordingsCopy Sound Files Camera to Card Select Sound Files Yes Copy003 2005 004 2005 005 2005 Viewing Pictures on the Camera Zoom out Viewing Pictures on the CameraZoom View other Voice Memos Turn the camera off Choosing a Video ModeConnector VCR the AV cable to the television Viewing Pictures on TV Operating system Camera I Before Connecting the CameraPictures transferred using Viewing Pictures on a Computer UC-E6 USB cable Connecting the USB CableViewing Pictures on a Computer Mac OS Disconnecting the CameraDrag the Noname camera volume into Trash Printing Memory card Printing PicturesPrinting pictures Pictures can be printed as follows Highlight Print selected Printing PicturesPlayback Menu 1/2 Print SET Pictures in print order, highlight Info Check will appear in box next to itemPress To return to full-screen playback Date Printing Pictures Print Set PictBridge Use a Reliable Power SourcePrinting Via Direct USB Connection Before Printing Display the PictBridge menu CancelPrinting Via Direct USB Connection Paper size × 5 89mm × 127mm, 5 × Print all images Dpof printing Paper size CancelPrint selection Print all images Dpof printing Prints Highlight Print selectionDisplay Print Selection dialog Icon Prints Start print Confirm CancelPrint selection Print all images Prints Printing Displayed Picture Error MessagesDpof Printing Picture Editing Available Picture EditingRestrictions for editing pictures Picture Cropping Pictures CropZoom picture in and out Save this image as displayed? Adjusting a picture tone D-Lighting Lighting 2005.08.01Lighting Save this image as displayed? Yes Resizing a picture Small pictureSmall PIC 320 × 160 × Monitor shows the length of the movie that can be recorded Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera onRecording Movies Start recording Movies Flash Mode Selection in W ModeMacro Close-up Mode in W Mode Recording Movies Motion than Small size Type Description Length of movie *1 Highlight Movie options MovieMovie Options Continuous AF AUTO-FOCUS Mode MovieMovie menu includes the following focus options To choose a focus option from the Movie menu Highlight option Make selection Highlight Electronic VRElectronic VR Off Deleting Movies Viewing Movies BSS Using the Shooting MenuTo display the Shooting Menu Shooting Menu 1/2 Shooting Menu Using the Shooting MenuTo make a selection from the Shooting Menu Highlight menu item Normal2592 Normal2048 PC screen1024 Image ModeHigh3072 Print Size Image Mode and Number of Exposures RemainingImage mode Memory Memory card Image Size Incandescent White bal. presetWhite Balance Daylight Measure Preset White BalanceWhite BAL Preset White Balance Choosing an Exposure Compensation Value Exp. +Exposure Compensation Continuous Multi-shot Restrictions on Camera SettingsContinuous Continuous Continuous and BSS When BSS is on, a BSS icon appears in the monitorBest Shot Selector Best Shot Selector Sepia Cyanotype Color Options IndicatorColor Options Vivid color To display the Playback Menu Using the Playback MenuPlayback Menu contains the following options Small Pictures and Movies Slide ShowLoop Auto Off Highlight Erase selected images DeleteDeleting Selected Pictures Delete Protected Pictures Deleting All PicturesHighlight Erase all images Before Deletion Complete operation and return to ProtectProtect Tures marked by U icon Hidden Pictures Transfer MarkingAll off Select images Transferring More than 999 Pictures Highlight Select images Marking Selected Pictures for TransferTransfer Marking Transfer Marking All images CopyCopy Copy Camera to Card Select highlighted picture File NumberPrint Set Copy SET-UP menu contains the following options Using the Set-up Menu Select an Image Welcome ScreenNikon Small Pictures and Cropped Copies Set-up Menu Option Description Date Set the date and time Q DateTime zone Camera Clock GMT + Location To set the clock to the travel destination time zone, highTime Zones Brightness Monitor Settings100 Photo Info Date Date Imprint101 Date Imprint Set-up Menu Option Description 102Date counter Date counter 103 Sound SettingsSound Settings Shutter sound Start-up sound Volume Blur Warning Shooting modes where the Blur Warning does not functionBlur Warning 104 Auto OFF Sleep modeAuto Off 105 Memory Card Format Format memory/card106 To format the internal memory, remove the memory card Quick format and Format 107Format memory/card Formatting Memory/Card Interface LanguageInterface 108 Set a V icon to stored pictures Reset AllAuto Transfer 109 Setting Default Reset AllFollowing settings are affected Resetting File Numbering to 111 Battery TypeBattery Type Backup Battery Text or Icons MenusFirmware Version 112 Approved Memory Cards Optional Accessories113 114 Caring for Your Camera Dance with local regulations Ni-MH 115Caring for Your Camera Batteries 116 Error MessagesDisplay Problem Solution 117 118 119 Cancel Electronically-Controlled Cameras TroubleshootingProblem Possible cause 120 Color options is not set to Standard color Troubleshooting121 Dawn or F Night Landscape is selected in e 122 123 Specifications Max. recording Specifications124 File format Index SymbolsIndex 125 Transfer marking 126Index Page Page Page 6MA06111