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Nikon 7900, COOLPIX5900 manual Saturation Control, Moderate

Models: 7900 COOLPIX5900 5900

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When Auto Bracketing is On

•The Flash mode is set to .

•Noise reduction has no effect even if this option is set to On.

Exposure Compensation

When Exposure compensation ( 49) and Auto bracketing ( 96) are set simulta- neously, exposure will be compensated at the sum of both compensation values.

Auto Bracketing

When Auto bracketing is in effect, a (bracketing) icon is displayed in the monitor.

When WB bracketing is in effect, icons appear in the monitor.

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Saturation Control

Press Button in (Auto shooting) mode to se- lect Saturation control ( 81), and then press .

Saturation control is used to heighten or reduce the vividness of colors.

Select from the following three options and press .

SATURATION CONTROL

Enhanced

Normal

Moderate

Exit Confirm

The Shooting

	Option	Description
		Use for vivid, photo-print effect when taking pic-
	Enhanced	tures that will be printed “as is,” without further
	Enhanced	modification.
		modification.

Best choice in most situations.

Normal

(default setting)

	Use when taking pictures that will later be retouched
Moderate	on a computer.

Menu

Saturation Control

Unless the setting is Normal, the current Saturation control setting is indicated by an icon in the monitor.

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Nikon 7900, COOLPIX5900 manual Saturation Control, Moderate

Contents

Digital Camera Trademark Information Do not look at the sun through the viewfinder For Your SafetyRemoving memory cards Iii E7900/E5900Comply with copyright notices Life-Long Learning Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesBefore Taking Important Pictures Table of Contents Vii More on PlaybackShooting Menu Playback MenuViii Set-up Menu 116Technical Notes 136 Before You Begin First Steps Scene ModeSetup Menu Technical Notes IntroductionAttaching the Camera Strap Parts of the CameraBefore You Begin Lens not extendedPage Shooting MonitorDisplay in the Monitor PlaybackMode Dial Multi Selector is used to navigate through the camera menus Navigating the MenusShutter-Release Button Description Charging the BatteryConnect the power cable Charge the batteryUnplug the charger Remove the battery and unplug the chargerInserting Batteries Inserting BatteriesCP1 Alternative Power SourcesEnsure the cover is closed firmly Replacing BatteriesInsert the memory card Inserting Memory CardsConfirm that the camera is off Open the Memory card slot CoverMemory Cards Write Protect SwitchFormatting Memory Cards Removing Memory CardsTurn the camera on Checking the Battery LevelBattery Level Check the battery level in the moni- torOff Power-On LampAuto Power Off Standby Mode Sleep ModeBasic Setup Display date menu Time Zones Clock BatteryDate not Set Camera ClockBasic Photography Select ModeRotate the Mode Dial to Number of Exposures Remaining Available Functions in Auto Shooting ModeFrame your subject Digital zoom, press W until the zoom indicator turns whiteFrame the Picture Ready the cameraMonitor or Viewfinder? When Lighting Is PoorDigital Zoom Take the picture When subject is in focus, the selected AF area turns greenFocus and Shoot FocusSensitivity ISO Equivalency Low BatteryDuring Recording Getting Good Results with AutofocusView pictures in the monitor View the Results Full-screen PlaybackPress the Button Deleting Your Last Shot Confirmation dialog displayed Highlight YesLight No and press Delete picture and return to playbackMovie Image File and Folder NamesPicture type Identifier Extension OriginalScene Modes Assist and Scene ModesAssist Modes Assist and Scene Modes Help Assist and Scene ModesImage Quality and Image Size Using the GuidesFraming Assist Display Framing assist menuPortrait Portrait AssistFace-Priority AF Settings for Assist ModesChangeable Portrait subject will be in focus Landscape AssistSports Assist Sports AssistChangeable Night Portrait AssistDisplay Scene menu Scene ModeScene mode offers a menu of twelve scenes Follow the steps belowCamera Shake Icon Settings for Scene ModesFollowing scenes are available DUSK/DAWN Close UP Fireworks Show Joining Panorama Pictures Panorama AssistMenu Pan direction displayed in yellow Taking Pictures for a PanoramaSelect Use a Tripod Using a tripod makes it easier to compose overlapping shotsPanorama Assist Full-Screen PlaybackMore on Photography When Lighting Is Poor Using the FlashTo select the flash mode Mode How it works When to use itFlash Range Using the Built-In SpeedlightFlash Mode Selection Flash mode is not available in the following casesTaking a Self-Portrait Using the Self-Timer Self-Timer Stopping the Self-TimerHighlight on Easy Close-Ups Macro Close-Up ModeMacro Close-Up Mode Display Macro close-up menuOnds without pressing Button Cancelling Exposure CompensationControlling Exposure Exposure Compensation Display Exposure comp. menu and a his- togramChoosing a Value for Exposure Compensation HistogramMovies Setting the Movie Recording Movie MenuPlayback Menu Help ModeIcon Type Display Electronic VR is displayed with E7900160 Selecting Movie OptionsMax. recording time Option Description Memory Memory card Approx .5MB 256MBContinuous AF Selecting Auto-Focus ModeSetting Electronic VR E7900 only Single AFStart recording Progress will be shown by the indicator atRecording Movies Monitor shows the available recording timeViewing Movies Viewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail Playback Viewing Pictures on the CameraViewing Pictures Full-Screen Playback Shooting Information Images in the MemoryPlayback Zoom Taking a Closer Look Playback ZoomPhoto Trim Cropping PicturesCopies Adjusting a Picture Tone Automatically D-LightingVoice Memos Recording and Playback Storage Viewing Pictures on TV Choosing Video ModeOption according Setting the USB Option on the CameraViewing Pictures on a Computer Select PTP or Mass storage To Set the USB OptionHighlight Interface and press Highlight USB and pressConnecting the USB Cable While transfer is in progress, do not Using Mac OS X 10.1.5 or LaterTransferring Pictures During TransferDrag the Noname camera volume into the Trash Disconnecting the CameraPrinting the Date and Time of Recording on Pictures Printing PicturesPrint them Delete print set and press Print SetDone Date Info No more than 999 pictures can be selected for Print set Print SetDifference Between Date Imprint and Date DatePictBridge Use a Reliable Power SourcePrinting via Direct USB Connection Before PrintingPaper size Print selectionPrint all images Dpof printingPress Select size Confirming the Settings on the PrinterTo Set the Size of Paper on the Camera Prints Icon are marked on Selected picture Selecting Pictures to PrintSelect current picture number YOU MAY Turn OFF the Camera Error MessagesDpof Printing Menu, press ButtonStart printing Option Description Using the Shooting MenuShooting Menu To Make a Selection from the Shooting Menu Rotate the Mode Dial to Auto Display Shooting menuPress Button to exit Menu Return to the shooting mode To Display the Shooting MenuShooting Menu Help Option Format Description Image ModeImage Quality Setting Image QualityImage Size Image Quality/Size and Number of Exposures Remaining About White Balance White BalancePreset White Balance Played in the center of the monitor WeightedMetering SpotShot buffer ContinuousSingle ContinuousContinuous Restrictions on Camera SettingsSelect On or Off and press BSS off camera functions normally Off Default settingWhen BSS is set to On, a BSS icon appears in the monitor Best Shot SelectorColor Options More contrast Image AdjustmentNormal Low Image SharpeningHigh Sensitivity Under normal conditions when lighting is poor, howeverNatural lighting not recommended when using flash Auto bracketing Auto BracketingModerate Saturation ControlManual AF Area ModeAF Lock Focus Area DisplayFocus area selection guide and selectable area are displayed Needed to focus before picture is taken Auto-focus ModeCamera adjusts focus continuously until Shutter Pressed halfwayNoise reduction off camera functions normally Noise ReductionMemory or on the memory card more than UsualTo Display the Playback Menu Using the Playback MenuPlayback Menu Playback menu contains the following options104 Return to Slide ShowSkip to NextLoop 106Erase all images DeleteDeleting Selected Pictures Erase selected images Erase selected imagesSelected pictures Select No and press Deleting All Pictures Erase all images108 Confirmation dialog displayed Select Yes and pressProtect Icon Protect109 All off Transfer Marking110 All on111 Marking Selected Pictures for Transfer Selected imageSize pixels Description Small Pic112 Highlight CopyMarking Selected Pictures for Copy Selected images Highlight direction as shown above, and pressPlayed 114Confirmation dialog will be dis Print Set Digital Print Order Format Marking All Pictures for Copy All images115 Image Copy116 Using the Set-up MenuSet-up Menu Set-up menu contains the following optionsHighlight menu item and press Rotate Mode Dial to Set-up menu is displayedTo Display the Set-up Menu 117Image Welcome ScreenNikon AnimationSelect an Image 119Small Pictures and Cropped Copies 120 DateDate Time ZoneTime Zone Display Camera supports the following time zones121 GMT + Location122 Monitor SettingsMonitor off AF area mode is set Off Auto-focus mode is Photo Info123 BrightnessDate counter Date ImprintDate Date and timeOptions Date CounterStored dates DisplayAF Assist Shutter Sound Sound Settings127 Button soundBlur Check Shooting Modes Where the Blur Warning Does Not FunctionBlur Warning 128Auto Off Sleep modeWith Quick format, select Format Format Memory/CardFormat Quick Format and Format for Memory Cards only 131Highlight Quick format or Format. To Glish, Español Spanish, Français French Interface USB/Video modeVideo Mode LanguageFer pictures, only pictures marked with a Cally when they are taken or recorded Icon isNot added when they are displayed Auto TransferTo their original state Reset AllFollowing settings are affected Setting Default135 MenusFirmware Version Approved Memory Cards Optional AccessoriesDisconnecting the AC Adapter Kit Connecting the EH-62A AC Adapter KitLock the power connector Close the Battery-chamber Cover138 Caring for Your CameraAvoid contact with liquid crystal Cleaning139 Batteries Storage140 141 Error MessagesCard is not for 142143 144 Transfer ErrorElectronically-Controlled Cameras Troubleshooting145 146 Ity/size settingScape 147148 Specifications149 150 151 MH-61 Battery ChargerEN-EL5 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 152 SymbolsIndex NumericsFirmware version , 116 153Saturation control , 80 1546MA07511-01