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Nikon COOLPIX8800 manual Deleting All Pictures, Highlight Erase all images, Before Deletion

Models: COOLPIX8800

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Deleting All Pictures

1	DELETE
1
		Selected images
		Erase all images
2	ERASE ALL IMAGES
2	Erasing all images
	(	excluded)
		No
		Yes

Highlight Erase all images.

Conﬁrmation dialog displayed. Press multi selector up or down to highlight option, press center to select:

•Select Yes to delete all pictures that are neither hidden nor protected

•Select No to exit without deleting pictures

The Playback Menu

Before Deletion

Once deleted, pictures can not be recovered. If desired, transfer pictures to a com- puter before deletion (76–78).

Protected Pictures

Pictures marked with a icon are protected and can not be deleted ( 122).

Hidden Pictures

Pictures hidden with the Hide image option ( 123) are not displayed in the Delete > Selected images menu and can not be deleted.

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Nikon COOLPIX8800 Deleting All Pictures, Highlight Erase all images, Before Deletion, Protected Pictures, Hidden Pictures

Contents

The Nikon Guide to Digital Photography with the DIGITAL CAMERATrademark Information The Playback Menu The Setup Menu Technical Notes Introduction First Steps Basic Photography Scene ModeMore on Photography Movies More on Playback The Shooting Menu Symbols and ConventionsWARNINGS For Your SafetyObserve caution when operating the ﬂash Observe proper precautions when han- dling batteriesWhen using the viewﬁnder Use appropriate cablesNotice for customers in the U.S.A NoticesNotice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or Reproduction Notice for customers in CanadaScene Mode Table of ContentsIntroduction First StepsMovies ResetMore on Playback The Shooting MenuUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories The Setup MenuTechnical Notes viiiThe Lens Cap IntroductionAttaching the Camera Strap Lens ring removed Parts of the Cameramonitor button TOKYO The Shooting Display Monitor/Electronic Viewﬁnder1.0 AE/AF 10 AE-L895” 1/60 F2.8TOKYO 1.0 AE/AFContinuous mode The Control Panel1indicator Exposure indicatorDo Not Use Excessive Force The MonitorThe Shutter-Release Button The Multi Selector The Mode DialSetup AutoFirst Steps Charging the BatteryConnect the power cable power outlet . The CHARGE lamp will light toInserting Batteries Inserting the BatteryAlternative Power Sources When the Battery Is Not in UseRemoving the Battery-Chamber Cover EN-EL7 BatteriesInserting Memory Cards Removing Memory Cards The Eject ButtonAuto Power Off Standby Mode Turning the Camera On1 Ready the monitor 2 Turn the camera onThe Clock Battery Basic SetupItaliano Italian, Nederlands Dutch The Camera Clock1/60 F2.8 Basic Photography Step 1-Rotate the Mode Dial to1/60 Battery indicatorDon’t Block the Shot Step 2-Frame the Pictureaway from the microphone AF-assist lamp LEDThe Built-in Speedlight When Lighting Is PoorDigital Zoom Viewﬁnder FocusPress the shutter-release button halfway to set fo Step 3-Focus and Shoot1/60 F2.8 1 Focusarea mode Low BatteryDuring Recording Number of Exposures Remaining1/60 1/60 F2.81/60 F2.8 Getting Good Results with Autofocus1020 Step 4-View the Results Quick Review/Full-Screen ReviewF2.8 Playback ModeZoom Scroll10.01.2004 ScrollType Image File and Folder NamesScene Mode Scene Mode1/60 F2.8 1/60 F2.8Night portrait PortraitParty/Indoor Landscape Beach/SnowSunset Night landscapeFireworks show MuseumClose up † Other modes can be selectedPanorama assist CopyBack light 1/60 F2.8 Taking Pictures for a PanoramaSports Dusk/Dawn5 AE-L AE-LViewing Pictures Taken Using Panorama Assist 1/60 F2.8Image Quality Image ModeMore on Photography Print Size Image SizeViewing RAW NEF Images on a Computer The Shooting Menu 1/60 F2.8To choose image quality or size Photography Memory Card Capacity and Image ModeMore Auto Flash Off Flash ModeSelect a ﬂash mode according to lighting conditions 1/60 Low BatteryManual Pop-Up Flash RangeWhen Lighting Is Poor Using the Built-in Speedlight1/60 F2.8 Lens HoodsChoose a focus mode according to the subject and composition Focus ModeTo choose a focus mode 1/60 F2.8Using the Self-Timer Self-Timer and Remote Control Photography1/60 F2.8Using the Remote Control Using the ML-L3 Remote ControlTo use the ML-L3 remote control The Self-TimerKeep out of Reach of Children Using the ML-L3 Replacing the BatteryThe ML-L3 Remote Control Cancelling Exposure Compensation Exposure Compensation1/60 F2.8Vibration Reduction Vibration Reduction VRP SA M Controlling Exposure P, S, A, and M Modes 1/60 P Programmed AutoF2.8 Flexible Program1/1000 F2.8 S Shutter-Priority Auto1/60 F2.81/60 A Aperture-Priority AutoF2.8 1/601/125 F2.8 M Manual1/125 F2.8 1/60 F2.8TIME30S F2.8 BULB10MF2.8Understanding the Exposure Displays Long Time ExposuresTo choose a value for sensitivity SensitivityExposure Mode 400 200 10050Using the Flash 1/60 F2.8Auto White BalanceDaylight IncandescentAuto Fine-Tuning White Balance1/60 F2.8 recorded Preset White Balancesets white balance to this value Cancelling Manual Focus 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 printMovies Movie Mode1/60 F2.8 895” Highlight Movie optionsSelecting a Movie Mode 1/60 F2.8 60”Autofocus Mode 898” Recording MoviesTV, Small, Sepia, and Black-and-White Movies Vibration Reduction VRTake a Test Shot Recording a Time-Lapse MovieHighlight Set interval time During Recording Use a Reliable Power SourceImage Quality AE Lock1040 Viewing MoviesQuick Review/Full-Screen Review Direct PrintViewing Pictures on the Camera More on PlaybackFull-Frame Playback 1020Creating HI-Quality Copies of RAW Images Full-Frame Playback 102010.01.2004 0001.NEFViewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail Playback Page 1 File Information Photo InformationPage 2 Shooting Information E8800X1.00 Page 4 Shooting Information, continued5170KB Page 5 Exposure Information3.0 Scroll Zoom Taking a Closer Look Playback ZoomCropped Copies Playback ZoomCropping Pictures Creating Small Copies Small Picture Quick Edit1020 BASICCopies Enhancing Contrast D-LightingD-lighting can be used to brighten dark or backlit subjects Volume indicator displayed in monitor when zoom buttons ton. Playback ends when entire recording has been playedConnecting the A/V Cable Choosing a Video ModeThe camera A/V-out connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the A/V cableViewing Pictures on a Computer Before Connecting the CameraConnecting the USB Cable Connecting the USB CableThe camera digital I/O connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the USB cableWindows 2000 Professional Disconnecting the CameraWindows Millennium Edition Me Windows 98 Second Edition SETo print the time and date of recording on pictures Printing PicturesTo print the pictures from the camera memory card Connecting the USB Cable Printing Via Direct USB ConnectionThe camera digital I/O connector is on a slight angle Match this angle when connecting the USB cableDPOF Printing Selected Pictures Print Selectionprinting 10.01.2004Highlight Start print 10.01.20041025 Printing the Current Print Order DPOF Printing Printing All Pictures Print All ImagesTo print one copy of each picture on the memory card Highlight Print all imagesDPOF PRINTING Error MessagesPrinting DPOF Print Orders on PictBridge Compatible Printers Highlight Show all menus The Shooting MenuSaturation control User setting White balance Metering Continuous BSS Image adjustmentImage mode VR mode1/60 F2.8 126 display MeteringMatrix MeteringUltra HS4 Continuous1/60 F2.8 Other Camera SettingsFocus, Exposure, and White Balance Ultra HSUse a Reliable Power Source Interval Timer Photography1/60 F2.8 Take a Test ShotBest Shot Selector BSS The Shooting Menu Restrictions on BSS1/60 Image Adjustment Image AdjustmentCamera performs same standard contrast adjustment on all pictures eas, enhancing contrast. Useful when shooting under overcast skies or1/60 F2.8 Saturation ControlAuto ModerateUser Setting Auto Image Sharpeningies from shot to shot HighUsing a Flash Lens1/60 F2.8 Use AutofocusAE Lock Exposure OptionsAE Lock AE-LLong Exposures Bulb/TimeThe ML-L3 Remote Control OptionFocus Options AF Area ModeManual Focus Area Selection in Scene Mode 1/60Focus Conﬁrmation Auto-Focus ModeDigital Tele Zoom OptionsFixed Aperture Digital ZoomVR Mode VR ModeVR mode VR MODE Normal 1/60 F2.8Flash Exp. Comp Speedlight OptionsPop Up Flash Mode Indicators for Optional Speedlights Speedlight CntrlAuto Internal offSB-800 and SB-600 Speedlights pressed, bracketing current white balance setting Auto Bracketingtriples. Use when unsure of appropriate value for white balance 1/603, ±0.3 Autoexposure Bracketing3, ±0.7 3, ±1.01/60 F2.8 Noise ReductionRestrictions on Noise Reduction Sensitivity ISO EquivalencyReset My menu MY MENU Metering My MenuThe Shooting Menu era off, remove the battery or memory card, or un CF Card Formatplug the AC adapter available separately while this message is displayedDelete The Playback MenuProtect Hide imageDeleting Selected Pictures DeleteDelete selected pictures Delete all picturesHighlight Erase all images Deleting All PicturesBefore Deletion Protected PicturesCreating New Folders FoldersFolder Options Folder Options Renaming Existing FoldersHidden and Protected Pictures Deleting FoldersPanorama Assist/Ultra HS/Intvl Timer Shooting Selecting a Folder for Storage Selecting a Folder for Storage and Playback Folders1035 Slide Show Frame Interval Changing the Display IntervalAuto Off 10.01.2004 Protect1025 10.01.200410.01.2004 Hide Image10.01.2004 1025Print Set 1025 10.01.2004Print Set “Date”Marking Selected Pictures for Transfer Auto TransferHighlight Selected images 10.01.2004Restrictions on Auto Transfer Marking All Pictures for Transfer10.01.2004 Move Image1025 10.01.2004CF Card Format Small Picinfo.txt File NamesThe setup menu contains the following options The Setup MenuThe setup menu is displayed when the mode dial is rotated to To exit the setup menu, rotate the mode dial to another settingChoosing Home and Travel Destination Time Zones LanguageDate Time Zones The Setup Menu10. 01. 2004 10 LanguageRelease Speed Monitor OptionsFolders Quick“Brightness” and “Hue” Review OptionsBrightness Welcome Screen Start-up DisplayMonitor turns on at startup. Viewﬁnder Viewﬁnder turns on at startupSeq. numbers Seq. Numbersfer, Move image, or Slide show Loop settings Shutter SoundIf camera beeps three times when shutter-release button is pressed Camera beeps continuously during timer countdown self-timer or reControls Auto OffThis menu contains the following options Using an AC AdapterAE-L, AF-L FUNCImage quality Image sizeinfo.txt Shot ConﬁrmationRestore settings to default values Video ModeReset All Firmware Version Date Imprint1/60 F2.8 DateTechnical Notes Optional AccessoriesUse Only Nikon-Approved Flash Accessories Converters, Lens Hoods, and FiltersMemory Cards Approved Memory CardsCLASS 1 LED PRODUCT Caring for Your CameraKeep dry Handle the lens and all moving parts with careLens/Electronic Viewﬁnder CleaningMonitor Avoid contact with liquid crystalStorage Problem Error MessagesSolution Camera in shooting modenot Reformat memory card prevented Remove Electronically-Controlled Cameras Troubleshootingtaken when Speedlight cntrl is set to Internal off for Continuousto Auto Multi-shot 16 or Ultra HS selected for ContinuousDiopter adjustment SpeciﬁcationsImage size pixels Vibration reductionBuilt-in Speedlight Programmed auto exposure with ﬂexible program, shutter-prior2.0-+2.0EV in 1 3 EV steps, autoexposure bracketing, AE-BSS Speciﬁcations MH-56 Battery ChargerEN-EL7 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Technical Notes IndexClock, see Date see DPOFE-mail, 34 Exif 2.2 Technical Notes65-84 full frame Technical Notes6MA04211 Printed in Japan SB4H0300020111