Nortel Networks P5100 user manual OUser Setting, 111, NConverter, MFlash mode

Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu

BNotes on Converter

•Be sure to select the appropriate option when using a converter lens. Select [None] when no converter lens is attached.

•At settings other than [None], the built-in flash and AF-assist illuminator turn off. [Continuous flash] cannot be used. Flash units (available separately from Nikon) can still be used, although the converter may cast shadows in pictures shot with the Speedlight SB-400, SB-600, or SB-800

(A139; a wide panel is recommended when shooting with the Speedlight SB-600 or SB-800). Check pictures in the monitor after shooting.

OUser Setting

Fourteen shooting menu settings and three button operations can be stored in two separate “banks,” n and o. Assigning different settings to each bank allows for quick adjustment of settings to suit a variety of situations. The setting assigned for each function is stored, as is, in the designated user setting bank when the camera is turned off. The following settings can be stored in user setting banks.

q Image quality1	E ISO sensitivity3	GAF area mode4	LFixed aperture
r Image size1	G Metering	IAuto-focus mode	MNoise reduction
F Optimize image	C Continuous	JFlash exp. comp.	NConverter
B White balance2	H Auto bracketing	KFlash control	QDistortion control
m(Flash mode)	o(exposure compensation)	p(Focus mode)

1The current image quality and size settings will be displayed. These settings will not be stored in user setting banks.

2Preset white balance value measured using [Preset manual] cannot be stored in either user settings bank.

3In high-sensitivity shooting mode, ISO sensitivity is automatically set so that [Auto] is displayed. When any mode other than high-sensitivity shooting mode is selected, the

setting assigned to the bank will be recalled.

4Focus area selected in [Manual] can be stored in user settings banks.

Shooting, Playback and Setup Menus

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