Proxima ASA COOLPIX 950 manual Lens Lens Converter

LENS (Lens Converter)

Offers a choice of settings for achieving optimum results with the following lens converters (available separately): the FC- E8 fish-eye lens converter, the WC-E24 wide-angle lens converter, and the TC-E2 telephoto lens converter. Details of these settings are provided below.

AE LOCK

SET UP

The M-REC setup menu offers access to the following settings:

LCD BRIGHT (LCD Brightness): Adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor. See “The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu,” above.

0L C D B R I G H T

ON	S O U N D
	AUTO
	L C D O N / O F F
	C O N T R O L S
30s	A U T O O F F
	S E Q . X F E R
	D A T E

EL A N G U A G E SET➔SHUTTER

Fixes autoexposure and white-balance to produce several matching photographs of a single scene. Instructions on using this setting to take photographs that can later be blended into a single image are provided below.

USER SET

Offers a choice of three custom settings. See below for details.

CARDFORMAT (Card Format)

Format memory cards for use in the COOLPIX 950. See “The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu,” above.

RESET ALL

Restores user settings to their default values. See below for details.

The Camera Menus: The M-REC Menu

SOUND: Turn the beep speaker on or off. See “The

Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu,” above.

LCD ON/OFF: Determines whether and when the LCD monitor comes on in M-REC mode. See below for details.

CONTROLS: Offers a choice of settings for controlling basic camera operations. See below for details.

AUTO OFF: When operated on battery power, the LCD monitor turns off automatically if no operations are per- formed for thirty seconds. This option can be used to extend this limit for A-REC and M-REC mode. See “The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu,” above.

SEQ.XFER: Allows photographs to be assigned unique filenames, preventing photographs from being accidentally overwritten when copied to a computer. See below for details.

DATE: Set the camera’s internal clock-calendar as de-

scribed in “First Steps: Setting the Time and Date,” above.

LANGUAGE: Offers a choice of languages for camera

menus and messages. Refer to “First Steps: Choosing a Language,” above.

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