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Nikon L820 Red, L820 Black, COOLPIXL820BLK, 6MN14111-02, CT2L02(11) manual Approved Memory Cards, F20

Models: L820 Black L820 COOLPIXL820BLK L820 Red CT2L02(11) 6MN14111-02

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Technical Notes and Index

Approved Memory Cards

The following Secure Digital (SD) memory cards have been tested and approved for use in this camera.

•Memory cards with an SD Speed Class rating of 6 or faster are recommended for recording movies. When using a memory card with a lower Speed Class rating, movie recording may stop unexpectedly.

	SD memory card	SDHC memory card 2	SDXC memory card 3
SanDisk	2 GB1	4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB	64 GB, 128 GB
TOSHIBA	2 GB1	4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB	64 GB
Panasonic	2 GB1	4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB	64 GB
Lexar	–	4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB	64 GB, 128 GB

1If the memory card is used with a card reader or similar device, make sure that the device supports 2 GB cards.

2 SDHC compliant.

If the memory card is used with a card reader or similar device, make sure that the device supports SDHC.

3 SDXC compliant.

If the memory card is used with a card reader or similar device, make sure that the device supports SDXC.

•Contact the manufacturer for details on the above cards. We cannot guarantee camera performance when using memory cards made by other manufacturers.

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Nikon L820 Red, L820 Black, COOLPIXL820BLK, 6MN14111-02, CT2L02(11) manual Approved Memory Cards, F20

Contents

Reference Manual It’s easy to record beautiful movies Special Effects ModeLet your camera take over Add special effects to capture truly unique shotsPage Read This First IntroductionAbout This Manual IiiReference Section, F Technical Notes and Index Other InformationIcon Life-Long Learning Information and PrecautionsUse Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories Before Taking Important Pictures About the ManualsComply with copyright notices ViiItems prohibited by law from being copied or reproduced Disposing of Data Storage Devices ViiiFor Your Safety Observe caution when handling batteries Keep out of reach of childrenUse appropriate cables Do not operate the flash with Observe caution when usingXii Flash window touching aXiii Experienced radio/television technician for helpXiv Following apply only to users in European countriesTable of Contents Xvi Xvii F20 XviiiF16 F21Monitor Using Menus dButtonCamera Body Playback aCamera Body LensMulti selector Apply selection button Ashooting mode button15, E85 Remove the lens cap before you take a picture Attaching the Camera Strap and Lens CapLens Cap Raising and Lowering the Flash Press the kbutton Using Menus dButtonPress Hor Ito select the desired menu icon Press Hor Ito select an item in the menu Press Hor Ito select a settingSettings for the item you selected are displayed Shooting Mode MonitorNumber of exposures remaining 21, 96, E8665, E31 22, E32Playback Mode 9999/9999Sequence display when Individual Current image numberPage Playback Preparation 3 Set the Display Language, Date, and TimePreparation 1 Insert the Batteries Open the battery-chamber/memory card slot CoverClose the battery-chamber/memory card slot Cover Applicable BatteriesRemoving the Batteries Battery TypeAC Power Source Alkaline BatteriesInserting a Memory Card Preparation 2 Insert a Memory CardInsert a memory card Slide the memory card in until it clicks into placeInternal Memory and Memory Cards High Temperature CautionTurn the camera off and be sure that the power-on lamp Removing the Memory CardSelect the desired language and then Press the kbutton Press the power switch to turn on the cameraPress the multi selector Hor Ito Press Hor Ito select Yes and then press the kbuttonBasics When Easy auto mode is displayed, press the kbutton Imprinting the Shooting Date in Printed Images Changing the Language Setting and the Date and Time SettingClock Battery Turn the Camera On Battery Level IndicatorBattery level indicator Number of Exposures RemainingRemove the lens cap and turn the camera on Power Saving Function Auto OffTurning the Camera On and Off Basics of Shooting and Playback Camera entersSelect a Shooting Mode Press the AbuttonChanging Settings When Shooting Available Shooting ModesHold the camera steady Shooting mode iconFrame a Picture Frame the pictureDigital Zoom and Interpolation Using the ZoomWhen Using a Tripod Shutter is released and the image is saved Focus and ShootPress the shutter-release button halfway A29 To Make Sure You Do Not Miss a Shot Shutter-release ButtonAF-assist Illuminator and Flash Use the multi selector to select an image to Play Back ImagesPress the cplayback button DisplayPlayback Zoom a Viewing ImagesMore Information Thumbnail Display, Calendar Display aShooting and Playback Delete ImagesBasics Deleting Images in a Sequence Deleting the Last Image Captured While in Shooting ModeOperating the Erase Selected Images Screen To undo the selection, press I to remove cPage Features That Cannot Be Used Simultaneously Focusing Smart Portrait Mode Capturing Smiling FacesFeatures That Can Be Set Using the Multi Selector Special Effects Mode Applying Effects When ShootingAutomatic Scene Selection GEasy Auto ModeChanging GEasy Auto Mode Settings One image is captured at a slow shutter speedBacklighting Scene Mode Shooting Suited to ScenesChanging Scene Mode Settings Easy panorama Pet portrait 3D photographyCharacteristics of Each Scene To View a Description of Each ScenePage HSunset IDusk/dawnShooting using a tripod to stabilize the camera MFireworks show Shutter speed is fixed at four secondsPage Page Be detected or other subjects may be framed by a border Pet Portrait Auto ReleaseFocus Area Movies cannot be recorded in 3D Shooting Features Playing Back 3D Images Icon of the last effect selected is displayed Old photographChanging Special Effects Mode Settings SliderStop shooting Smart Portrait Mode Capturing Smiling FacesSet Smile timer a 65, E41 to Off Turn the camera offWhen the Self-timer Lamp Flashes Changing Smart Portrait Mode SettingsAuto Off When Using Smile Timer Features That Cannot Be Used SimultaneouslyUsing Skin Softening AAuto Mode Changing AAuto Mode SettingsMacro mode Features That Can Be Set Using the Multi SelectorAvailable Features Geasy Scene Special Smart Aauto AutoThen press the kbutton Using the Flash Flash ModesPress the mflash pop-up button Available Flash Modes Flash Lamp Flash Mode SettingLowering the Flash Effective Range of the FlashKbutton Using the Self-timerFocus and exposure are set Shooting Features Image is captured Using the Self-timer With Continuous ShootingPress the shutter-release button the rest of the way down Using Macro Mode From the lens Shooting FeaturesMacro Mode Setting AutofocusPress the kbutton to apply the compensation value Adjusting Brightness Exposure CompensationYou can adjust overall image brightness Press the shutter-release button to take a pictureFlash1 Self-timer Macro Exposure Default SettingsDefault settings for each shooting mode are described below Off Off6Flash1 Self-timer Macro Exposure Compensation Easy auto Scene Special Smart Auto mode Mode White balance Continuous120 fps, Continuous H 60 fps, BSS, and Multi-shot Available Shooting MenusDaylight, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Cloudy, and Flash Sepia, and CyanotypeFps, Continuous H 60 fps, or BSS is selected Features That Cannot Be Used SimultaneouslyCertain features cannot be used simultaneously Than Auto, Motion detection is disabled Detection to automatically focus on people’s faces FocusingUsing Face Detection Shooting Features Focus Lock Subjects Not Suitable for Autofocus Page Playback Zoom Using ViewNXPlayback Features Playback Zoom Thumbnail Display, Calendar Display Full-frame displayPrint order3 With softer facial skin tonesFilter effects1 Memory card in an automatic slide show ProtectOption Description Connecting the Camera to a TV, Computer, or Printer Insert the plug straight Playback FeaturesPage Compatible Operating Systems Using ViewNXInstalling ViewNX WindowsStart the installer Remove the ViewNX 2 CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive Follow the on-screen instructions to install the softwareDownload the software Transferring Images to the Computer Connecting the USB CableWhen using Windows Choose how images will be copied to the computerClick Start Transfer Transfer images to the computerTerminate the connection Starting ViewNX 2 Manually Viewing ImagesStart ViewNX Page Playing Back Movies Recording Movies Playing Back MoviesRecording Lower the flash A5 Recording MoviesDisplay the shooting screen Press the bemovie-record button to start movie recordingCamera Temperature Functions Available with Movie Recording Maximum Movie Recording Time E55 File and Folder Names E83Select the movie type Autofocus modeMovie options Select ASingle AFRecording and Playing Back Movies Movie options Playing Back MoviesDeleting Movies Use the zoom control during playback Adjusting VolumeFunctions Available During Playback Page General Camera Setup SetupImage review, and monitor brightness settings Displayed when the camera is turned onMonitor settings Motion is detected when shooting still images AF assistInserted in the camera Eye-Fi card Reset allBattery type Page Shooting Menu for AAuto Mode Select Normal 180 or Wide 360 as Using Easy Panorama Shooting and PlaybackShooting with Easy Panorama Shooting range, and then press the kbuttonExample of camera movement Iis displayed to indicate the direction of camera movementPage Using the controls displayed at the top in the monitor Viewing Images Captured with Easy PanoramaKbutton to display each image in a sequence Viewing Images in a SequenceContinuous L Displayed. To display images in a sequence as thumbnailsChanging Key Picture in Sequence Playback Menu Options Available When Using SequenceSequence Display Options Deleting Images in a Sequence Miniature effect, Painting, and Toy camera effect Editing FeaturesEditing Still Images Filter effects Used together Skin softening E10Restrictions on Image Editing Function can be usedE11 Quick Retouch Enhancing Contrast and SaturationButton Original and Edited ImagesLighting Enhancing Brightness and Contrast E12E13 Skin Softening Softening Skin TonesCheck the preview of the copy and then press File and Folder Names E83 Reference SectionFilter Effects Applying Digital Filter Effects E14Example Soft Adjust the effect and then press the kbuttonE15 E16 Small Picture Reducing the Size of an ImageSelect Yes and then press the kbutton Press the dbutton Crop Creating a Cropped CopyRefine copy composition E17E18 Image SizePress Hor Ito select Nchoose end point Editing MoviesPress Hor Ito select the Mcontrol choose start point E19E20 Edited movie is savedTurn off the camera Connect the camera to the TV When using the included audio/video cableWhen using a commercially available Hdmi cable E21Hold down the cbutton to turn on the camera Using a TV Remote Control Hdmi Device ControlSet the TV’s input to external video input E22Print order option E42 Connecting the Camera to a Printer Direct PrintE23 Turn off the camera Turn on the printer Connecting the Camera to a PrinterCheck printer settings E24Turn on the camera E25E26 Printing Individual ImagesSelect Copies and then press the kbutton Select Start print and then press Select Paper size and then press the kbuttonSelect the desired paper size and then press Printing beginsE28 Printing Multiple ImagesSelect the desired paper size and then press the kbutton To exit the print menu, press the d buttonPress the k button when setting is complete E29Dpof printing E30Paper Size E31 Shooting Menu for AAuto ModeImage Mode Image Size and Quality E32 Number of Images That Can Be SavedOption Description AAuto default setting White Balance Adjusting HueEnter Aauto mode Mdbutton MWhite balance Mkbutton E33E34 Using Preset ManualSelect Measure Camera zooms in to the position for measuring white balanceWindow Press the kbutton to measure a value for preset manualFrame the reference object in the measuring E35Continuous Shooting E36Images Captured Using Continuous Shooting E37E38 When lighting is dimISO Sensitivity Option Description AAutoColor Options E39E40 Smart Portrait MenuSkin Softening Blink Proof Smile TimerEnter smart portrait mode Mdbutton MBlink proof Mkbutton E41E42 Playback MenuPrint Order Creating a Dpof Print Order E43 Select images up to 99 and the numberCopies up to nine of each Print Date Canceling Existing Print OrderE44 End the slide show or restart it Slide ShowSlide show begins E45Protect E46Press Hor Ito select or deselect or to Image Selection ScreenPress the multi selector Jor K to select an image Specify the number of copiesPress the kbutton to apply image selection E48Rotate Image E49Select a copy option and then press Copy Copy Between Internal Memory and Memory CardUse the multi selector to select a destination E50If Memory contains no images. Is Displayed E51Copying Images in a Sequence E52 Sequence Display OptionsChoose Key Picture Normal Speed Movie Options Movie MenuMovie Options E53HS Movie Options E54E55 Maximum Movie Recording TimePress the bemovie-record button to end recording Recording Movies in Slow Motion and Fast Motion HS MoviePress the bemovie-record button to start recording E56HS Movie When jHS 1080/0.5× is selectedE57 Recorded movies are played back at about 30 fpsE58 Autofocus ModeWind Noise Reduction E59 Setup MenuWelcome Screen Dbutton Mzmenu icon MWelcome screen MkbuttonDay/Month/Year Time Zone and DateE60 E61 Selecting the Travel Destination Time ZoneSelect xTravel destination and then press the kbutton WHome Time Zone Press Jor Kto select the travel destination time zoneE62 Daylight Saving TimeE63 Monitor SettingsPhoto Info Addition to information shown Battery LevelE64 Movie frame+auto info In addition to information shownDbutton Mzmenu icon MPrint date Mkbutton Print Date Imprinting Date and TimeE65 E66 Print Date and Print OrderDbutton Mzmenu icon MVibration reduction Mkbutton Vibration ReductionE67 Dbutton Mzmenu icon MMotion detection Mkbutton Motion DetectionE68 Under dim lighting AF AssistE69 E70 Sound SettingsWhen using Sports a 38, Museum a 41, Easy panorama a Auto Off When the Monitor Has Turned Off to Save PowerAuto Off Setting E71Formatting Memory Cards Format Memory/Format CardFormatting the Internal Memory E72Italian LanguageE73 Hdmi and HDMI-CEC TV SettingsE74 E75 Portrait A38 or Night portrait A39 scene modeBlink Warning Blink? screen is displayed in the monitorBlink Warning Screen E76Eye-Fi Upload Eye-Fi Upload IndicatorEye-Fi upload is set to Disable E77Special Effects Mode Reset AllScene Mode E78Smart Portrait Menu Setup MenuE79 Shooting MenuPlayback menu Choose key picture E52 E80Others E81 E82 Battery TypeFirmware Version Lithium FR6/L91 AA-size lithium batteries Reference SectionImages and movies are assigned file names as follows File and Folder NamesE83 E84 Optional Accessories E85E86 Error MessagesError accessing Eye-Fi card Card is locked HotE87 PhotographyE88 E89 E90 E91 E92 Technical Notes and Index Technical Notes and IndexCaring for the Product CameraCharging Batteries BatteriesSpare Batteries Charging Rechargeable Batteries Battery TerminalsRemaining Battery Charge Cold Environment UsageMemory Cards Do not use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals Cleaning and StorageCleaning BodyStorage Not respond TroubleshootingPower, Display, Settings Issues 96, E71Support Print date Hide info is selected for Photo infoSelect Show info Pressed Shooting IssuesF10 36, 40F11 When Portrait, Night portrait, NightOff is selected for Sound settings Shutter On, Easy panorama, Pet portrait, or 3DEye are corrected Problem Cause/Solution AF-assist illuminator doesF12 Vauto with red-eye reduction and try taking a Picture againF13 Playback IssuesWhen Night portrait , Night landscape , or F14 Cannot be printed F15Displayed Internal memory Nikon Coolpix L820 Digital Camera SpecificationsF16 F17 F18 F19 SpecificationsOperating environment Temperature 0C-40C 32F-104F Humidity Products Association CipaApproved Memory Cards F20AVC Patent Portfolio License Supported StandardsF21 FreeType License FreeType2 MIT License Harfbuzz F22Trademark Information Numerics SymbolsIndex F23F24 Technical Notes and Index Black and white copy nF25 Pet portrait auto release Power switch/power-on lamp.. , 22F26 F27 Skin softening........ , 76, E13, E40F28 Page CT2L0211