Movie Menu | Northern Industrial Tools P5000 manual

The Movie Menu

Pressing the F button in movie mode displays the movie menu.

Option

Description

Choose type of movie that will be recorded from:

•w TV movie 640: Movie will be recorded at 30 frames per second (fps); each frame is 640×480 pixels in size.

•qTV movie 640: 15fps; frame size 640×480. Movie • pSmall size 320: 15fps; frame size 320×240.

options • tSmaller size 160: 15fps; frame size 160×120.

•v Time-lapse movie: Camera takes up to 1,800 stills at specified intervals and joins them into silent movie up to 60s long. Use for time-lapse movies of such subjects as flowers opening or butterflies emerging from cocoons (B 49).

•kSepia movie 320: Record sepia movies at 15fps; frame size 320×240.

•lB&W movie 320: Record black-and-white movies at 15fps; frame size 320×240. Choose from:

	Auto-	• D Single AF: Camera focuses on subject in center of frame when shutter-release
	focus	button is pressed halfway and locks at this position during shooting, prevent-
	focus	ing sound of camera focusing from interfering with recording.
	mode
	mode	• C Full-time AF: Camera constantly adjusts focus for subject in center of frame,
		even when shutter-release button is not pressed.

To choose a movie option without displaying the movie menu, press the A button and rotate the command dial until the desired setting is displayed in the monitor.

The following table lists the approximate maximum length of movies that can be recorded to internal memory or to a 256MB memory card.

Movie option	Internal memory (21MB)	256MB memory card*
w TV movie 640	19s	3min. 40s
q TV movie 640	39s	7min. 20s
p Small size 320	1min. 17s	14min. 30s
t Smaller size 160	4min. 16s	48min.
v Time-lapse movie	233 frames	1800 frames
k Sepia movie 320	1min. 17s	14min. 30s
l B&W movie 320	1min. 17s	14min. 30s

*All figures are approximate. Actual length may vary with make of memory card and type of scene recorded. If more than 2GB of memory are available, camera shows recording time available for 2GB file.

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Northern Industrial Tools P5000 user manual Movie Menu, Pressing the F button in movie mode displays the movie menu

Contents

Digital Camera Where to Find It Scene Mode First StepsA, and M Modes Movies For Your Safety ATurn off in the event of malfunction Iii Canadian ICES-003 Symbol for Separate Collection in European Countries Comply with copyright notices Table of Contents Vii Camera Setup IndexGeneral Questions Question Key phrase Is there an easy way to take snapshots? Uauto mode Scene modeTaking Photographs Viewing, Printing, and Retouching Photographs Use Only Nikon Brand Electronic Accessories Introduction ABefore Taking Important PicturesLife-Long Learning Introduction Parts of the Camera Tripod socket Battery-chamber/memory card slot 29, 48Menu button Speaker Shooting mode MonitorShooting 20, 33 Playback Date of recordingLighting icon 106 Mode Dial Changing Settings Shooting Mode Multi SelectorNavigating the Camera Menus B Lost? Current settings QButtonPhoto information Displayed Charging the Battery Charge the batteryDThe Battery Charger First Steps Inserting the Battery DInserting the BatteryBatteries Removing the Battery Basic Setup Turning the Camera on and OffTurn camera on Set clock and exit to shooting mode Choose date display order Inserting Memory Cards DInserting Memory CardsAMemory Cards Use only Secure Digital SD memory cards AThe Write Protect Switch Removing Memory CardsAFormatting Memory Cards Can not be recorded or deleted and the memory card can Select U mode Rotate the mode dial to U Turn the camera on Mode U auto mode, the following indicators are also displayed Displayed whenBelow Aperture B Shutter speed B CVibration Reduction Frame a picture Ready the camera AThe Viewfinder Zoom ADigital Zoom11.9 14.0 Focus and shoot Tor and focus area will be displayedGreen, and the green AF lamp next to Viewfinder will light. Proceed to Step Take the picture DDuring RecordingShutter-Release Button Take picture Viewing Pictures Deleting Unwanted PicturesTo exit without deleting picture, highlight No and press B Deleting the Last Shot CTurning the Camera on in Playback Mode Full-Frame PlaybackUse Description CViewing Pictures in Internal Memory Using the Flash Flash Lamp AWhen Lighting Is Poor Advanced Red-Eye ReductionADust or Mist AF-Assist Illuminator Taking Pictures with the Self-Timer Display self-timer menuHighlight option 10s 10s timer. Use for self portraits Mode, wait five seconds Choosing a Focus Mode Mode Exposure compensation is not available in mode M Using Exposure CompensationExposure Compensation Scene Mode To take pictures in scene modeNight portrait Dusk/Dawn Portrait Following scenes are available Setting Icons Party/IndoorBeach/Snow Sunset H OFF* E E b Close UpMuseum Fireworks Show Back Light CFocus Area SelectionDisplay focus area Select focus area Taking Pictures in Face-Priority AF Mode Border. If camera can no longer detectFace-Priority AF Mode B Taking Pictures for a PanoramaRight Bottom To left To top Top to Bottom1/125 Anti-Shake Mode APAnti-Shake ModePand TModes T Modes High Sensitivity Mode Rotate mode dial to TATHigh Sensitivity Mode CThe Shooting Menu Mode Description A, and M ModesCShutter Speed and Aperture 38 P, S, A, and M Modes Rotate mode dial to P Programmed AutoCFlexible Program Shutter-Priority Auto AShutter Speed40 P, S, A, and M Modes Rotate mode dial to a Aperture-Priority AutoChoose aperture CAperture and Zoom Mode M, the user controls both shutter speed and aperture ManualCThe Exposure Display 42 P, S, A, and M Modes More on Playback Viewing Multiple Pictures Thumbnail PlaybackTaking a Closer Look Playback Zoom Use Creating Retouched Copies Option DescriptionCopies More on Playback Creating a Cropped Copy Creating Small Copies Small PicIcon B Option Voice Memos Recording and Playback Recording Voice MemosPlaying Voice Memos Deleting Voice Memos Movies Recording Movies57s recording Movies Pressing the F button in movie mode displays the movie menu Movie Menu Recording Time-Lapse Movies Time-Lapse Movies Movie Playback Full-frame playback B 22, movies are indicated by a p icon Voice Recordings Making a Voice Recording Playing Voice Recordings Select recordingFile number ANo Sound File Copying Voice Recordings Highlight option→ Q Copy recordings from internal Highlight Selected files ConnectingtoTelevisions,Computers,andPrinters Connecting to Televisions, Computers, and Printers DConnecting Cables Viewing Pictures on TV Before Connecting the Camera When connecting to a printer B 61, set USB to MTP/PTPPictures transferred using Viewing Pictures on a Computer Ent setting to exit setup menu Follow the steps below to choose a USB option Transferring Pictures to a Computer PictureProject Transfer Button Disconnecting the Camera Storage Device Printing Pictures Disconnect USB cableOther Ways to Print Pictures Pictures can also be printed by Connecting the Printer Dusb Printing Pictures One at a Time Printing Multiple Pictures Choosing Print selection displays the menu shown in , belowPrint selected pictures see below Highlight option and press B Creating a Dpof Print Order Print Set Highlight Print selectedAPrint Set Menu Guide Shooting Options The Shooting MenuShooting menu is shown below Image Quality Image quality is shown by an icon in the monitor BImage Size Image size is shown by an icon in the monitor B Memory Capacity, Image Quality, and Image Size 3648×2736 Fine NormalFine 2592×1944 Normal 2048×1536 Normal Optimize Image Customizing Image Enhancement Options Custom Taking Pictures in Black-and-White Black-and-White No color filter effectTrast than orange Softens skin tones. Can be used for portraits QPreset White Balance White Balance ISO Sensitivity Aiso Metering Choose how the camera meters exposure Single default ContinuousPictures at up to 0.8 frames per second fps Noise randomly-spaced, brightly-colored dots EInterval Timer Photography When On is selected, a L icon appears in the display B Auto Bracketing±0.3 ±0.7 AF Area Mode Choose where the camera focusesAuto-focus Mode Choose how the camera focuses CFocus Lock Position subject in focus areaPress shutter-release button halfway Check focus Flash Exp. Comp Flash ControlFixed Aperture Choose whether aperture varies with zoom position Converter Option Description None Playback Options The Playback Menu Slide Show DeleteProtect ASlide Show Transfer Marking Mark existing pictures for transfer to a computer BPictures selected for transfer are marked by a Y icon B 5 Hide Image Basic Camera Setup The Setup Menu MenusChoose how menus are displayed Quick Startup Welcome Screen DateSet camera clock to current date and time see below On or off AThe Clock Battery Return to setup menuBrightness Date Imprint Imprint date information on pictures as they are takenDate Counter Vibration Reduction AF AssistDigital Zoom AVibration Reduction Sound Settings Adjust the following sound settingsAuto Off Format Memory/Q Format Card Reset All InterfaceFunc Button Firmware Version Optional Accessories Technical NotesAdapter ring Strap Approved Memory Cards Other† Sdhc P compliant Attaching Converter Lenses Using Optional Speedlights DUse Only Nikon Flash Accessories Caring for the Camera Keep away from strong magnetic fields ANotes on the Monitor Cleaning Cial lens cleanerStorage Do not use alcohol, thinner, or other volatile chemicals Error Messages SolutionDisplay Time out Error while Choose memory card Two modes ModeCheck battery level Camera’s Internal Cir Error Display Problem Solution Electronically Controlled Cameras Troubleshooting Display and SetupProblem Solution Date imprint not Zoom For ISO sensitivityFor Continuous Noise reduction on Pictures can not be Played backOther make of camera Can not zoom in on Picture Tures, or pictures cropped below 320×240 Appendix Restrictions on Camera Settings Using a Flash in Continuous Mode B73B26 B73 Bracketing off Image File and Folder Names Originals IdentifierCopies Identifier Time Zones B12 Location Specifications Nikon Coolpix P5000 Digital Camera Accessory shoe Power sourcesBattery life Weight MH-61 Battery Charger EN-EL5 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Symbols Auto bracketing 75, 105 Auto off 16 Auto-focus modeAE-L 4 Bracketing. See Auto bracketing 75, 105 Brightness Hiding images High sensitivity mode 6 Histogram ExtensionFlash exp. comp Flash lamp 3 Image quality and size 17, 29, 36, 66-67, 89 On/off. See Power switch 2, 12 Optimize image Voice recording 51-53, 82, 106 copying Welcome screenWhite balance 70, 89 Zoom control 2, 7, 19 Nikon Corporation