Noise Reduction, Usual | Nikon 13311, COOLPIX 5200 manual

Noise Reduction

Press MENU button in (auto shooting) mode to select Noise reduction ( 74), and then press .

At slower shutter speeds, “noise” in the form of randomly-spaced, brightly-colored pixels may ap- pear in pictures, particularly in shadows. When you take pictures in dark places, noise reduction can be used to reduce noise at slow shutter speeds.

Select On or Off and press .

	Option	Description
		Noise reduction takes effect at slow shutter speeds
	On	which cause “noise.” Time required to save pictures
	On	in the memory or on the memory card more than
		in the memory or on the memory card more than
		usual.

Off Noise reduction off; camera functions normally. (default setting)

Restrictions on Noise Reduction

When shooting pictures using the following options, Noise reduction has no effect:

•BSS ( 84) is On.

•Auto bracketing is Auto bracketing or WB bracketing ( 88).

•Continuous setting is other than Single ( 82).

Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)

When raising sensitivity ( 87), “noise” may appear in a picture.

In this case, noise in pictures taken at slow shutter speeds will be reduced automatically when Noise reduction is On.

Noise Reduction

When Noise reduction is On, an NR (noise reduction) icon ap- pears in the monitor.

The Shooting Menu

COOLPIX 5200, 13311 specifications

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Nikon 13311, COOLPIX 5200 manual Noise Reduction, Memory or on the memory card more than, Usual

Models: COOLPIX 5200 13311

Noise Reduction

Select On or Off and press .

Option

in the memory or on the memory card more than

usual.

Restrictions on Noise Reduction

Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)

COOLPIX 5200, 13311 specifications