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Nikon COOLPIX8800 manual Parts of the Camera, Lens ring removed

Models: COOLPIX8800

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Parts of the Camera

Introduction

				Accessory shoe cover ( 104)
Control panel (			6)
	(ﬂash mode)
button (		37)
	(LCD illuminator)			Accessory shoe
button (		6)		Accessory shoe
Mode dial ( 8)				(	104)
Mode dial ( 8)
				Built-in Speedlight
	(exposure			( 19, 37, 104–105)
	(exposure
compensation)
button (		44)
Voice memo
record/playback
button (		74)
Shutter-release
button (		7)
Power switch (			14)	Lens ( 146, 154)
Infrared receiver ( 42)				Lens ( 146, 154)
Infrared receiver ( 42)				Microphone (	59, 74)
				Microphone (	59, 74)
FUNC button				Self-timer lamp (	41, 42)
(	26, 50, 60, 139)			Self-timer lamp (	41, 42)
(	26, 50, 60, 139)			AF-assist illuminator
				AF-assist illuminator
				(LED; 21, 145, 154)
				Shot conﬁrmation lamp (	140)
				Lens ring removed
Battery-chamber cover latch
(	10)
Battery-chamber cover
(	10, 11)

Tripod socket

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Nikon COOLPIX8800 manual Parts of the Camera, Lens ring removed

Contents

DIGITAL CAMERA The Nikon Guide to Digital Photography with theTrademark Information Introduction First Steps Basic Photography Scene Mode The Playback Menu The Setup Menu Technical NotesMore on Photography Movies More on Playback The Shooting Menu Symbols and ConventionsFor Your Safety WARNINGSObserve proper precautions when han- dling batteries Observe caution when operating the ﬂashWhen using the viewﬁnder Use appropriate cablesNotices Notice for customers in the U.S.ANotice for customers in Canada Notice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or ReproductionTable of Contents Scene ModeIntroduction First StepsReset MoviesMore on Playback The Shooting MenuThe Setup Menu Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic AccessoriesTechnical Notes viiiIntroduction Attaching the Camera StrapThe Lens Cap Parts of the Camera Lens ring removedmonitor button The Shooting Display Monitor/Electronic Viewﬁnder TOKYO1.0 AE/AF 10 AE-L1/60 F2.8 895”TOKYO 1.0 AE/AFThe Control Panel1 Continuous modeindicator Exposure indicatorThe Monitor The Shutter-Release ButtonDo Not Use Excessive Force The Mode Dial The Multi SelectorSetup AutoCharging the Battery First StepsConnect the power cable power outlet . The CHARGE lamp will light toInserting the Battery Inserting BatteriesWhen the Battery Is Not in Use Alternative Power SourcesRemoving the Battery-Chamber Cover EN-EL7 BatteriesInserting Memory Cards The Eject Button Removing Memory CardsTurning the Camera On Auto Power Off Standby Mode1 Ready the monitor 2 Turn the camera onBasic Setup The Clock BatteryItaliano Italian, Nederlands Dutch The Camera Clock1/60 F2.8 Step 1-Rotate the Mode Dial to Basic Photography1/60 Battery indicatorStep 2-Frame the Picture Don’t Block the Shotaway from the microphone AF-assist lamp LEDWhen Lighting Is Poor The Built-in SpeedlightDigital Zoom Viewﬁnder FocusStep 3-Focus and Shoot Press the shutter-release button halfway to set fo1/60 F2.8 1 FocusLow Battery area modeDuring Recording Number of Exposures Remaining1/60 F2.8 1/601/60 F2.8 Getting Good Results with AutofocusStep 4-View the Results Quick Review/Full-Screen Review 1020F2.8 Playback ModeScroll Zoom10.01.2004 ScrollImage File and Folder Names TypeScene Mode Scene Mode1/60 F2.8 1/60 F2.8Portrait Party/IndoorNight portrait Beach/Snow LandscapeSunset Night landscapeMuseum Fireworks showClose up † Other modes can be selectedCopy Back lightPanorama assist Taking Pictures for a Panorama 1/60 F2.8Sports Dusk/DawnAE-L 5 AE-LViewing Pictures Taken Using Panorama Assist 1/60 F2.8Image Mode More on PhotographyImage Quality Image Size Viewing RAW NEF Images on a ComputerPrint Size 1/60 F2.8 To choose image quality or sizeThe Shooting Menu Memory Card Capacity and Image Mode MorePhotography Flash Mode Select a ﬂash mode according to lighting conditionsAuto Flash Off Low Battery 1/60Manual Pop-Up Flash RangeUsing the Built-in Speedlight When Lighting Is Poor1/60 F2.8 Lens HoodsFocus Mode Choose a focus mode according to the subject and compositionTo choose a focus mode 1/60 F2.8Self-Timer and Remote Control Photography Using the Self-Timer1/60 F2.8Using the ML-L3 Remote Control Using the Remote ControlTo use the ML-L3 remote control The Self-TimerUsing the ML-L3 Replacing the Battery The ML-L3 Remote ControlKeep out of Reach of Children Exposure Compensation Cancelling Exposure Compensation1/60 F2.8Vibration Reduction VR Vibration ReductionP SA M Controlling Exposure P, S, A, and M Modes P Programmed Auto 1/60F2.8 Flexible ProgramS Shutter-Priority Auto 1/1000 F2.81/60 F2.8A Aperture-Priority Auto 1/60F2.8 1/60M Manual 1/125 F2.81/125 F2.8 1/60 F2.8BULB10MF2.8 TIME30S F2.8Understanding the Exposure Displays Long Time ExposuresSensitivity To choose a value for sensitivity400 200 10050 Exposure ModeUsing the Flash 1/60 F2.8White Balance AutoDaylight IncandescentFine-Tuning White Balance 1/60 F2.8Auto Preset White Balance sets white balance to this valuerecorded Manual Focus Cancelling Manual Focus1/60 tionImage Adjustment Image AdjustmentAdjust contrast according to the scene and how the picture Take pictures in black-and-white, or adjust vividness for printMovie Mode Movies1/60 F2.8 895” Highlight Movie options1/60 F2.8 60” Autofocus ModeSelecting a Movie Mode Recording Movies 898”TV, Small, Sepia, and Black-and-White Movies Vibration Reduction VRRecording a Time-Lapse Movie Highlight Set interval timeTake a Test Shot Use a Reliable Power Source During RecordingImage Quality AE LockViewing Movies 1040Quick Review/Full-Screen Review Direct PrintMore on Playback Viewing Pictures on the CameraFull-Frame Playback 10201020 Creating HI-Quality Copies of RAW Images Full-Frame Playback10.01.2004 0001.NEFViewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail Playback Photo Information Page 1 File InformationPage 2 Shooting Information E8800Page 4 Shooting Information, continued X1.005170KB Page 5 Exposure InformationTaking a Closer Look Playback Zoom 3.0 Scroll ZoomPlayback Zoom Cropping PicturesCropped Copies Quick Edit Creating Small Copies Small Picture1020 BASICEnhancing Contrast D-Lighting D-lighting can be used to brighten dark or backlit subjectsCopies ton. Playback ends when entire recording has been played Volume indicator displayed in monitor when zoom buttonsChoosing a Video Mode Connecting the A/V CableThe camera A/V-out connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the A/V cableBefore Connecting the Camera Viewing Pictures on a ComputerConnecting the USB Cable Connecting the USB CableThe camera digital I/O connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the USB cableDisconnecting the Camera Windows 2000 ProfessionalWindows Millennium Edition Me Windows 98 Second Edition SEPrinting Pictures To print the pictures from the camera memory cardTo print the time and date of recording on pictures Printing Via Direct USB Connection Connecting the USB CableThe camera digital I/O connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the USB cablePrinting Selected Pictures Print Selection DPOFprinting 10.01.200410.01.2004 1025Highlight Start print Printing All Pictures Print All Images Printing the Current Print Order DPOF PrintingTo print one copy of each picture on the memory card Highlight Print all imagesError Messages Printing DPOF Print Orders on PictBridge Compatible PrintersDPOF PRINTING The Shooting Menu Highlight Show all menusWhite balance Metering Continuous BSS Image adjustment Saturation control User settingImage mode VR modeMetering 1/60 F2.8 126 displayMatrix MeteringContinuous Ultra HS4Other Camera Settings 1/60 F2.8Focus, Exposure, and White Balance Ultra HSInterval Timer Photography Use a Reliable Power Source1/60 F2.8 Take a Test ShotBest Shot Selector BSS Restrictions on BSS 1/60The Shooting Menu Image Adjustment Image AdjustmentCamera performs same standard contrast adjustment on all pictures eas, enhancing contrast. Useful when shooting under overcast skies orSaturation Control 1/60 F2.8Auto ModerateUser Setting Image Sharpening Autoies from shot to shot HighLens Using a Flash1/60 F2.8 Use AutofocusExposure Options AE LockAE Lock AE-LBulb/Time Long ExposuresThe ML-L3 Remote Control OptionAF Area Mode Focus OptionsManual Focus Area Selection in Scene Mode 1/60Auto-Focus Mode Focus ConﬁrmationZoom Options Digital TeleFixed Aperture Digital ZoomVR Mode VR ModeVR mode VR MODE Normal 1/60 F2.8Speedlight Options Pop UpFlash Exp. Comp Speedlight Cntrl Flash Mode Indicators for Optional SpeedlightsAuto Internal offSB-800 and SB-600 Speedlights Auto Bracketing pressed, bracketing current white balance settingtriples. Use when unsure of appropriate value for white balance 1/60Autoexposure Bracketing 3, ±0.33, ±0.7 3, ±1.0Noise Reduction 1/60 F2.8Restrictions on Noise Reduction Sensitivity ISO EquivalencyReset My Menu The Shooting MenuMy menu MY MENU Metering CF Card Format era off, remove the battery or memory card, or unplug the AC adapter available separately while this message is displayedThe Playback Menu DeleteProtect Hide imageDelete Deleting Selected PicturesDelete selected pictures Delete all picturesDeleting All Pictures Highlight Erase all imagesBefore Deletion Protected PicturesFolders Folder OptionsCreating New Folders Renaming Existing Folders Folder OptionsDeleting Folders Panorama Assist/Ultra HS/Intvl Timer ShootingHidden and Protected Pictures Selecting a Folder for Storage and Playback Folders 1035Selecting a Folder for Storage Slide Show Changing the Display Interval Auto OffFrame Interval Protect 10.01.20041025 10.01.2004Hide Image 10.01.200410.01.2004 1025Print Set 10.01.2004 1025Print Set “Date”Auto Transfer Marking Selected Pictures for TransferHighlight Selected images 10.01.2004Marking All Pictures for Transfer Restrictions on Auto TransferMove Image 10.01.20041025 10.01.2004Small Pic CF Card Formatinfo.txt File NamesThe Setup Menu The setup menu contains the following optionsThe setup menu is displayed when the mode dial is rotated to To exit the setup menu, rotate the mode dial to another settingLanguage DateChoosing Home and Travel Destination Time Zones The Setup Menu Time Zones10. 01. 2004 10 LanguageMonitor Options Release SpeedFolders QuickReview Options Brightness“Brightness” and “Hue” Start-up Display Welcome ScreenMonitor turns on at startup. Viewﬁnder Viewﬁnder turns on at startupSeq. Numbers Seq. numbersShutter Sound fer, Move image, or Slide show Loop settingsIf camera beeps three times when shutter-release button is pressed Camera beeps continuously during timer countdown self-timer or reAuto Off ControlsThis menu contains the following options Using an AC AdapterFUNC AE-L, AF-LImage quality Image sizeShot Conﬁrmation info.txtVideo Mode Reset AllRestore settings to default values Date Imprint Firmware Version1/60 F2.8 DateOptional Accessories Technical NotesUse Only Nikon-Approved Flash Accessories Converters, Lens Hoods, and FiltersApproved Memory Cards Memory CardsCaring for Your Camera CLASS 1 LED PRODUCTKeep dry Handle the lens and all moving parts with careCleaning Lens/Electronic ViewﬁnderMonitor Avoid contact with liquid crystalStorage Error Messages ProblemSolution Camera in shooting modenot Reformat memory card prevented Remove Troubleshooting Electronically-Controlled Camerastaken when for Continuous Speedlight cntrl is set to Internal offto Auto Multi-shot 16 or Ultra HS selected for ContinuousSpeciﬁcations Diopter adjustmentImage size pixels Vibration reductionProgrammed auto exposure with ﬂexible program, shutter-prior 2.0-+2.0EV in 1 3 EV steps, autoexposure bracketing, AE-BSSBuilt-in Speedlight MH-56 Battery Charger EN-EL7 Rechargeable Li-ion BatterySpeciﬁcations Index Technical NotesClock, see Date see DPOFTechnical Notes E-mail, 34 Exif 2.2Technical Notes 65-84 full framePrinted in Japan SB4H0300020111 6MA04211