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Nikon V1 manual Flash Control, Choose a flash control mode for optional flash units, 148

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Flash Control

Choose a flash control mode for optional flash units.

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Flash output is adjusted automatically in response to shoot- ing conditions (TTL flash control).

Choose a flash level between Full and 1/32 (1/32 of full power; for information on flash guide num- bers at full power, see page 162).

2Manual

AY icon blinks in the display during flash photography when this option is selected.

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Contents

Reference Manual Camera Settings Symbols and ConventionsDigitutor Page Getting the Most from Your Camera Take pictures or movies in any of four modesCombine photos, movies, and music Accessories View short movies in high definitionIii Table of Contents Movie Mode Motion Snapshot ModeMore on Photography More on PlaybackConnections Playback MenuShooting Menu Vii Setup Menu 151 147148 149Technical Notes 161 168169 173For Your Safety ATurn off immediately in the event of malPage AObserve proper precautions when handling the charger XiiXiii Power Cable XivDisposing of Data Storage Devices AVC Patent Portfolio License Temperature Warnings XviDUse Only Nikon Brand Accessories AServicing the Camera and AccessoriesXvii ABefore Taking Important PicturesXviii Package Contents SIntroductionParts of the Camera Camera BodyCamera Body Monitor 155$Display Button ShootingAThe Electronic Viewfinder AThe Framing GridASee also Mode Dial Camera offers a choice of the follow- ing shooting modesMulti Selector Displaying Shooting OptionsSelecting Shooting Options Menu Navigation&Feature Button Shutter type still-image mode 0 27 Choose a mechanical sGButton ButtonUsing the Menus Use the multi selector to navigate the menus 0Charge the battery First StepsAttach the camera strap Attach the strap securely to the two camera eyeletsAThe AC Wall Adapter DThe Battery and Charger Insert the battery and a memory card AThe Write Protect SwitchDInserting and Removing Batteries and Memory Cards AFormatting Memory CardsARemoving Batteries and Memory Cards DMemory CardsAttach a lens ALenses with Retractable Lens Barrel ButtonsADetaching the Lens AAuto Power Off Turn the camera onATurning the Camera Off AAttaching and Removing LensesChoose a language and set the clock AThe Camera Clock Check the battery level and memory card capacity Battery LevelBattery Number of Exposures RemainingPage Taking Photos in Still Image Mode Select still image modeAAutomatic Scene Selection hScene auto selector AUsing a Zoom Lens Ready the cameraFrame the photograph Position your subject in the center of the frameFocus While the shutter-release button isAExposure Mode ShootShutter-Release Button Recording Movies in Still Image Mode Choosing a Shutter TypeAElectronic Hi FlickerViewing Photographs Deleting Pictures ADeleting Multiple PicturesPage Taking Photos in Smart Photo Selector Mode Select Smart Photo Selector modeBegin buffering photographs BufferingASmart Photo Selector Mode Smoothly press the shutter-releaseChoosing the Best Shot Selector, only the best shot will be disDeleting Pictures ADeleting Individual PhotographsPage Select movie mode HD MoviesRecord movies with sound at an aspect ratio of 16 Frame the opening shotStart recording End recordingAAudio Recording AMaximum LengthChoosing the Movie Type DRecording MoviesSelect slow-motion mode Slow MotionStart recording Frame rate options are described onViewing Movies Following operations can be performedUse Pause playbackDeleting Movies Page Shooting in Motion Snapshot Mode Select Motion Snapshot modeFrame the picture Begin buffering ShootAMotion Snapshot Mode Choosing a ThemeViewing Motion Snapshots Deleting Motion SnapshotsAbout 2.5 s, followed by the photo Self-Timer and Remote Control Modes Display self-timer optionsPress 4 E to display self-timer options Mount the camera on a tripodRemote control mode Aim the ML-L3 at Select the desired optionFrame the photograph and shoot AMovie Mode ATripod Mounting SpacerFocus Mode Display focus mode options Press 3 % to display focus mode optionsAThe AF-Assist Illuminator AGetting Good Results with Autofocus FrameSelect manual focus mode Manual FocusPress 3 % and select MF manual focus 0 Display the manual focus guidesFocus MoviesAFocal Plane Position Exposure Compensation AExposure Compensation AOptional Flash UnitsRemove the multi accessory port cover Flash PhotographyAttaching Flash Units Attach the flash unitAThe Flash/Capture-Illuminator Status Indicators Graph is takenBlinks once a second Times a secondTurn the camera and flash unit on Choose a flash mode Taking PicturesPosition the flash head Take picturesBounce Lighting ABounce LightingAThe Capture Illuminator Flash Mode Select Flash mode Mechanical selected for Shutter type 0 27 Exposure modeElectronic selected for Shutter type 0 27 Exposure mode AShutter SpeedDUsing a Flash GP-N100 GPS Unit Attaching the GP-N100Attach the GP-N100 Setup Menu Options EnableDisable Clock with the time reported by the GPS deviceAConnection Status HiconAAssisted GPS Photo Information Simple Photo InformationAThumbnail Playback Detailed Photo Information AHistograms Thumbnail Playback Calendar Playback DescriptionPlayback Zoom Deleting Pictures Deleting the Current PicturePlayback Menu PictureRating Pictures Select a picturePress Slide Shows Adjust display times and choose a background track Adjust the following optionsChoose how long each still image is displayed Back the entire movie before displaying the nextSelect Start Options shown at right are disUse Description Page Installing the Supplied Software Select a languageWindows Mac OS Start the installer Exit the installerSystem Requirements System requirements for the Short Movie Creator areWindows System requirements for the ViewNX 2 are AMotion SnapshotsViewing and Editing Pictures on a Computer Transferring PicturesChoose how pictures will be copied to the computer Start Nikon TransferViewing Pictures Click Start TransferTerminate the connection AStarting ViewNX 2 ManuallyRetouching Photographs Creating Short MoviesPrinting Pictures Viewing PlacesCreating Short Movies Transfer picturesSelect components Select a style and background trackSave the movie AStarting Short Movie CreatorShort Movie Creator icon on AViewing Short Movies on Other DevicesViewing Pictures on TV Standard Definition DevicesConnect the A/V cable Tune the television to the video channel Turn the camera onHigh-Definition Devices Connect the Hdmi cableTurn the camera off and connect the Hdmi cable Tune the device to the Hdmi channel Turn the camera onCamera Remote control Hdmi Device ControlConnecting the Printer Connect the camera using the supplied USB cablePrinting Photographs Turn the camera off Connect the USB cableAdjust print options Printing Pictures One at a TimeStart printing Copies have been printed, press JPrinting Multiple Pictures Display the PictBridge menuChoose an option Highlight one of the following options and pressSelect pictures or choose dates AInspecting PicturesAdjust print options ErrorsSelect Use printer settings APictBridge Print OptionsCreating a Dpof Print Order Print Set DPrint Set Dpof100 Playback menu contains the following options 101Selecting Multiple Images Crop 0 Edit movie 0102 Reset Rotate TallProtect RatingLighting 104AImage Size Resize 105DResized Copies Playback zoom may not be available with resized copiesCrop 106DCropped Copies Edit Movie Select Choose start point or Choose end pointPause the movie on opening or closing frame Delete the unwanted frames108 DTrimming MoviesShooting menu contains the following options 109Reset Shooting Options Exposure Mode 111Auto Aperture112 AShutter Speed and ApertureProgrammed auto Choose a combination of shutter speed and apertureApertures low f-numbers that blur Frame a photograph, focus, and shootShutter-priority auto Choose a shutter speed114 Aperture-priority auto Choose an aperture115 AThe Exposure Indicator ManualChoose shutter speed and aperture Mechanical shutter 0 27, 122 orReady the camera 117Open the shutter Close the shutterImage Quality Image Size119 Option120 AFile NamesAImage Quality and Size Continuous 121Memory Buffer ABuffer SizeChoose the type of shutter used in still image mode 0 Shutter TypeFrame Rate Electronic HiMovie Settings Choose a frame size and frame rate for HD movies 0123 Metering 124Matrix SpotAutoexposure Lock Meter exposureLock exposure Recompose the photographWhite Balance 126Fluorescent CloudyFine-Tuning White Balance Display fine-tuning optionsFine-tune white balance Save changes and exitPreset Manual Select Preset manualLight a reference object Message shown at right will be displayed 128Measure white balance Check the results129 DAuto Power Off DPreset White BalanceAColor Temperature 130For increased sensitivity when lighting is poor ISO Sensitivity131 Smaller ranges to reduce noisePicture Control Modifying Picture ControlsDisplay options 132Adjust settings APreset Picture Controls Versus Custom Picture ControlsPress J 133Picture Control Settings 134135 Custom Picture Control Edit/SaveSelect a Picture Control Edit the selected Picture ControlLoad from/Save to Card 137ACopy to Card Color Space 138AColor Space ANikon SoftwareActive D-Lighting 139Active D-Lighting Active D-Lighting Versus D-LightingLong Exposure NR High ISO Noise ReductionFade in/Fade Out 140Movie Sound Options MicrophoneWind Noise Reduction 141Interval Timer Shooting Start shootingVibration Reduction 143AVibration Reduction AF-Area Mode Choose how the focus area for autofocus is selected144 Focus Lock 145Lock focus Recompose the photograph and shootFor information on changing the role of the 1 a button, see Choose On to enable face-priority AF 0 Face-Priority AFBuilt-in AF Assist 147Choose a flash control mode for optional flash units Flash Control148 Flash Compensation 150 Setup menu contains the following options 151Reset Setup Options Video modeBattery info Flicker reductionFormat Memory Card Slot Empty Release Lock153 Welcome Screen Display BrightnessGrid Display Select On to display a framing grid 0 154Sound Settings Auto Power Off155 AThe GP-N100Video Mode Remote on DurationAssign AE/AF-L Button Shutter Button AE LockReset File Numbering Flicker ReductionAFlicker Reduction Time Zone and Date LanguageChoose a language for camera messages and displays 158Auto Image Rotation 159DAuto Image Rotation ARotate TallBattery Info Firmware VersionView the current firmware version 160 ChargeOptional Accessories 161Mount lenses DRed-Eye Reduction162 AGuide Number163 ControlsSoftware Body caps164 Attaching the TA-N100Approved Memory Cards Sdhc cards64 GB GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GBAttaching a Power Connector and AC Adapter Open the battery-chamber q and power connector w coversInsert the EP-5B power connector Close the battery-chamber coverConnect the AC adapter Storage and Cleaning CleaningStorage LensCaring for the Camera and Battery Cautions 169AC adapter is connected 170 171 AImage Sensor Cleaning DServicing the Camera and Accessories172 Available Settings Still Image Mode/Smart Photo Selector ModeSmart Photo Selector Still Image Mode 173174 S a MMovie Mode/Motion Snapshot Mode Movie Mode175 Picture Control Color space Active D-LightingExposure mode Focus area selection Flexible program Focus mode Movie mode Theme176 Autoexposure Lock Focus lockDefaults Playback Menu DefaultsShooting Menu Defaults Option Default178 Setup Menu Defaults Other Shooting Options179 Memory Card Capacity Still Images Still Image Mode1HD Movies 180Still Images Smart Photo Selector Mode Still Images Motion Snapshot ModeSlow Motion Movies 181Troubleshooting DisplayDisplays are off Shutter-release is disabled Shooting All Exposure ModesShooting P, S, A, and M Modes MoviesMetering can not be changed Exposure lock is in effect 0 Playback MiscellaneousCannot hear movie sound Cannot delete imagesError Messages Message Solution186 187 188 189 Specifications Nikon 1 V1 Digital Camera191 192 193 194 195 196 197 1 Nikkor VR 10-30 mm f/3.5-5.6 ASupplied Accessories AOptional Accessories199 ALens CareSupported Standards 200Battery Life Symbols Index202 134 102 205 101206 Page SB1I0211