Connections

Making the Connection: Connecting to Your Computer

Once you have installed Nikon View 5, you are ready to transfer photographs and movies to your computer. Pictures can be transferred via a direct USB connection between the camera and computer, or by removing the memory card from the camera and inserting it in a card reader or PC card slot.

Direct Connection: Connecting Your Camera by Cable

If your computer has a built-in USB interface, you can connect it to your cam- era using the UC-E3 cable provided.

1 Slide the mode selector to

The camera will enter playback mode ( 78) with your most recent picture displayed full frame in the monitor.

Select the pictures to be transferred

2 Press the

(

) button to display the pic-

tures on the memory card in “contact sheets”

of four or nine thumbnails (

 

80). Confirm

 

that only the pictures you want to copy to the

computer are marked with a

icon. To re-

move the

 

icon from a picture, or to select

an unmarked picture for transfer, highlight the

image with the multi selector and press the

(

) button.

 

 

 

3 Turn the camera off

Turn the camera off before connecting it to a computer.

Transferring More than 999 Pictures

No more than 999 pictures can be transferred at one time using the () button. To copy more pictures, use Nikon View 5. See the Nikon View 5 Reference Manual (on CD) for details.

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Nikon COOLPIX 2500 Making the Connection Connecting to Your Computer, Direct Connection Connecting Your Camera by Cable
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COOLPIX 2500 specifications

The Nikon COOLPIX 2500 is a compact digital camera that was introduced in the early 2000s, showcasing a blend of innovative features and user-friendly design. It is known for its portability and ease of use, making it an excellent choice for casual photographers and those just beginning their journey into digital photography.

One of the standout features of the COOLPIX 2500 is its 2.0-megapixel image sensor, which allows users to capture decent quality images for that time. Although the resolution may seem modest by today’s standards, it was suitable for printing 4x6 inch photos and sharing images online in the early 2000s. The camera also boasts an 8x digital zoom, which provides users with the flexibility to capture distant subjects without the need for an additional lens.

The camera's lens is a 5.2-15.6mm lens, equivalent to a 37-111mm lens in 35mm film terms, making it versatile for a range of shooting situations, from close-ups to portraits. The COOLPIX 2500 features a built-in flash that automatically adjusts according to the lighting conditions, ensuring better image quality in low-light situations.

Another impressive aspect of the COOLPIX 2500 is its user-friendly interface, which allows even novice photographers to operate the camera with ease. It comes with several scene modes, such as portrait, landscape, and night portrait, that provide optimal settings for different scenarios. The camera also features a 1.5-inch LCD display, enabling users to preview their shots instantly.

In terms of battery life, the COOLPIX 2500 operates on AA batteries, which is convenient for users who may not want to invest in specialized camera batteries. This feature allows for easy replacement and compatibility with commonly available batteries.

The Nikon COOLPIX 2500 remains a noteworthy model for its technological advancements during its era. It introduced users to the world of digital photography with a combination of simplicity and performance. Although outperformed by modern digital cameras, it serves as a nostalgic reminder of the early days of digital photography. Its portability, ease of use, and several intuitive features make it a significant model in the Nikon legacy.
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