Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product S5 Pro FujiFilm
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OWNER’S MANUAL This manual will show y ou how to use your FUJIFILM DIG ITAL CAMERA FinePix S5 Pro cor rectly. Please follow the instru ctions carefully.
2 Warning To preven t fire or sho ck hazard, do not expose th e unit to rain or moi sture . For customers in the U.S.A. Tested T o Comply With FC C Standar ds FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE FCC Stateme nt This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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4 EC Declar ation of Co nformit y We Name: Fuji P hoto Fi lm (Eur ope) GmbH Address: Heesenstr asse 31 40549 D usseld orf, Germ any declare that the p roduc t Product Name: FUJIFILM DIGITAL CAMERA Fin.
5 Disposal o f Electric and Electr onic Equi pment in P rivate Househo lds Dispos al o f used Elec trica l & El ectron ic Eq uipm ent (Applicab le in the E uropean Union and oth er Europ ean cou n.
6 Contents Warni ng ........ ..... ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ...... ..... ......... . 2 IMPO RTAN T ........ ......... ..... ...... ..... ......... ..... ...... .... 3 EC De clar ation o f Con form ity ........ ...... ...... ..... ....... 4 Disposal of Electric and Electr onic Equipmen t in Priva te Hou sehol ds .
7 Flash expo sure compen satio n .... ...... ..... ..... 8 4 FV lo ck ...... ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ...... ..... ...... .. 85 Lenses that can be used with t he built- in flash ... ..... ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ...... ..... ...
8 Contents MAINT ENA NCE . ...... ...... ..... ......... ..... ... 176 TIME ......... ..... ...... ...... ..... ... 1 77 SYSTE M ....... ........ ...... ..... ...... ........ ...... 17 9 FORM AT .. ...... ........ ...... ..... ...... ..... ....... 1 79 USB MODE .
9 Prefac e Z Test Shots Pri or to Phot ogra phy For im portant p hotogr aphs ( such as weddings and overseas t rips), always ta ke a test sh ot and view the image to make sur e that the camer a is working nor mally.
10 Preface Z Notes on Elec trical In terf erence If the camer a is to be used in hospita ls or airc rafts, ple ase note that this camera ma y cause interfe rence to o ther equipm ent in t he hospi tal or a ircraft. For deta ils, ple ase chec k wi th th e app lic able regu la tion s.
11 About th is Manua l Z 4-direct ion ( nopq ) button Up, dow n, le ft, a nd r igh t ar e ind ic ated b y bl ack tri ang les in th e Ow ner ’s Ma nua l. Up or d own is s hown a s n or o , and left or right is shown as p or q . Z Notation In this ma nual, “me mory ca rd” mea ns Co mpactFl ash mem ory card (CF card )/Micro drive.
12 Acce ssori es In cluded • Recha rgea ble ba ttery NP-15 0 (1) • Batte ry char ger B C-150 (1) • Shoul der st rap (1 ) • Ey epiec e cap (1) • LCD co ver (1) Fitt ed on t he c ame ra body • Cam era bo dy ca p (1) Fitted on the ca mera body • Video cabl e for Fi nePi x S5 Pro (1 ) (appro x.
13 Camer a Parts and Featu res Continued Q A Accessory shoe (p.91) B Built-in flash (p.78) C Lens release button (p.24) D Focus-mode selector (p.47, 54) E Flash pop-up button (p.79) F d Flash sync mode button (p.82) / Flash compensation button (p.84) G Strap mount (p.
14 Camer a Parts a nd Fe atures N AF-assist illuminator (p.64)/Self-timer lamp (p.101)/ Red-eye reduction lamp (p.82) O Sub-command dial P Strap mount (p.23) Q Depth-of-field preview button (p.65) R FUNC. Button (p.168) S Battery cover lock release catch (p.
15 Continued Q V QUAL (image quality/size) button (p.93, 94)/ Reset button (p.120) W Release mode dial unlock button (p.66) X WB (white balance) button (p.95-100) Y ISO (ISO sensitivity) button (p.92) Z Release mode dial (p.66) ! Power switch (p.36)/ Illuminator switch (p.
16 Camer a Parts a nd Fe atures MENU /OK SET UP DISP/ BACK & Viewfinder eyepiece cup (p.102) * (erase) button (p.53)/ Format button (p.35) ( BKT (bracketing) button (p.103) ) w (playback) button (p.50) : MENU/OK button + DISP (display)/BACK button (p.
17 Example of Control Panel, Vi ewfind er and LCD Mo nitor Z Contr ol pa nel A Color temperature indicator (p.97) B Shutter speed (p.70-p.76) Exposure compensation value (p.76) Flash compensation value (p.84) ISO sensitivity (p.92) Color temperature, or preset number (p.
18 Example of Co ntrol Panel , Viewfind er and LCD Mo nitor Z The LCD Illumin ator Holding t he pow er sw itch in the positi on activ ates the control panel backlight (LCD illuminato r), all owing t he displa y to be read in the dark .
19 Z Viewfind er * To not di splay, use th e [VIEWF INDER WARNING ] under [ DISPLA Y] in the [SET UP] men u. A Framing grid (Displayed when [ON] is selected for the [GRID DISPLAY] under [ DISPLAY] in the [SET UP] menu.) (p.22) B 8-mm (0.31-in.) reference circle for center-weighted metering (p.
20 Example of Co ntrol Panel , Viewfind er and LCD Mo nitor Z LCD Monito r Photo i nfor mation 1 Highlights can be dis played separate ly for e ach of t he following: histogram for brig htn ess ( al l ch anne ls) , re d, green , an d bl ue col or channel s, and bright ness warning.
21 Z Large- capacity mem ory car ds When e nough memory remai ns on t he memor y ca rd to reco rd a thou sand or mo re pi ctu res at c urren t s etti ngs , the number of availabl e frame will be shown in thousands, round dow n to the nearest hu ndred (e.
22 Example of Co ntrol Panel , Viewfind er and LCD Mo nitor About a dvan ced focu sing screen display The new advanced focusing screen display of the FinePix S5 Pro employs the convenient Vari-Brite focus area display system; it enables clear display of the focus brackets at the selected focus area in the viewfinder for easy identification.
23 Getting Ready Attach ing th e Strap and Lens Attaching the st rap Attach the strap to the strap mounts on the camera. Once you h ave attached both en ds of the strap, check carefully to make sure that the strap is firmly secured. CAUTIO N Attach the strap correctly to prevent dropping the camera.
24 Att ach ing t he S tra p and L ens 4 Position the lens i n the camera’s bayonet mount so that the mounting indexes on lens and camera b ody are a ligned, then twi st lens counterclockwise u ntil it locks into place. CAUTIO N • Always change the lens in an area free of dirt and dust.
25 Getting Ready Z Lens compat ibility Use a CPU lens (exce pt IX-Nikkor) with th is camera. D- o r G- type A F lens es give you a ccess to all avai lable fu nctions. Type s of C PU lense s and othe r usab le len ses/ac cesso ries * 1 IX Nikkor lenses can not be used.
26 Att ach ing t he S tra p and L ens * 6 Manual exposure mode o nly. * 7 Compatible with AF-I Nikkor le nses and with all AF-S lens e xcept AF-S DX VR ED 1 8-200 mm f/3.5-5.6G; AF-S DX ED 12- 24 mm f/4G, 17- 55 mm f/2.8G , 18-55 m m f/3.5-5 .6G, 18-70 m m f/3.
27 Getting Ready Z G-ty pe Ni kkor and othe r CPU Nik kor le ns The G-ty pe N ikkor len s has n o apertu re ring ; aper ture shou ld be selected from camera bo dy. U nlike ot her CP U Nikk or lens es, apert ure does n ot nee d to be set to minimum (large st f-nu mber).
28 Att ach ing t he S tra p and L ens Z Nikkor lenses/a ccess orie s that ca nno t be att ached to the FineP ix S5 P ro The fol lowing Ni kkor le nses/accessor ies cann ot be a ttached to the F inePix S5 Pro (ot herwise ca mera body o r lens may b e damaged ): • Non -AI l enses • Lenses th at req uire the A U-1 foc using un it (400 mm f/4.
29 Getting Ready Attaching t he LC D cover To preven t soilin g or dama ge to th e LCD mon itor, att ach the enclose d LCD cov er to th e camera when yo u are carr ying or n ot us ing the c amera . 1 To attach the cove r, insert the projection on the top of the cover into the matching indentation above the camera monitor.
30 Char ging t he B atter y The batte ry is not f ully cha rged at shi pment a nd must be fully charge d before bein g used. Z Compatible batter y Rechargea ble Batte ry NP-150 Z Recharg eable ba tter.
31 Getting Ready 1 Plug the battery charger BC-150 ( included) into the powe r outle t using the connection cord. 2 Load the battery into the batte ry charger BC-150 correctly as indicated b y the polarit y icon to sta rt char ging. CAU TION Unplug the battery charger from the power outlet when it is not in use.
32 Load ing th e Batte ry 1 Set the power switch to OFF to turn the camera off ( ➝ p.36). 2 Open the battery cover. CAUTIO N Do not apply excessive force to the battery cover. 3 Load the battery as sh own below. 4 Close the battery cover. Removin g the batter y Turn the camera off before removing the battery.
33 Getting Ready Checking the ba ttery charg e Check the b attery level in the view finder or co ntrol pane l. CAU TION • D ue to the nature of the battery, the battery level indicator ( , (blinking)) may appear early when the camera is used in cold locations.
34 Insert ing Me mory Cards Photogr aphs are stored on C ompact Flash/Mi crodrive (availab le se paratel y). In this manual, “Memory car d” means Compact Flas h memo ry card (CF ca rd)/Mi crod rive.
35 Getting Ready Formatting the memory card Format tin g memory c ards pe rmanent ly del etes al l photog raph s and other data they ma y cont ain. Be sure all da ta you wish to keep has b een copie d to anot her storage d evice befor e formattin g the ca rd.
36 Turn ing On a nd Off Set the power s witch to ON to turn the came ra on. Set the power s witch to OF F to tur n the ca mera off. Setting the language, date , and time When usin g the camera for the fir st time after pu rchasing , the lang uage, date, and time ar e cleared .
37 Getting Ready 2 Set the date and time. MEMO • Holding down n or o changes the numbers continuously. • When the time displayed passes “12”, the AM/PM setting changes. 3 Change th e date format . Date format ex. January 20, 2007 YY.MM.DD: 2007.
38 Tur ning On an d Of f MEMO [START MENU] screen also appears when the battery have been removed and the camera has been left for a long period. Once the AC power adapter has been connected or the battery has been installe d for 2 days or more, the camera settings will be retained for roughly 6 months even if both sources of power are removed.
39 Getting Ready Corr ectin g the D ate and Ti me 1 Open the [SET UP] menu. 2 Display the [ DATE/TIME ] screen. A Press SET UP to ope n the [ SET UP] menu. B Press n or o to select [ T IME ]. C Press q . MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM SYSTEM TIME TIME SET UP SET UP BUTT ON ASSIGNMENT BUTT ON ASSIGNMENT MISC.
40 Adjust ing Vie wfinde r Focus Photogr aphs are framed in the viewfinder . Before shootin g, make sure t hat th e displa y in th e viewfi nder i s in clear focus. Remove the front lens cap and r otate the d iopter adju st ment c ont rol unt il t he f ocus bra cket s ar e dis play ed in sharp focus wh en the shutter but ton is pres sed halfway.
41 Getting Ready Select ing th e Langu age 1 Open the [SET UP] menu. 2 Display the [ ] screen. A Press SET UP to ope n the [ SET UP] menu. B Press n or o to select [ T IME ]. C Press q . MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM SYSTEM TIME TIME SET UP SET UP BUTT ON ASSIGNMENT BUTT ON ASSIGNMENT MISC.
42 Basi c Oper ati on Gui de This se ction de scribes th e camera’ s but tons and fu nctions. Shut ter b utto n (p.49 ) Press t his button h alfway to res tore th e camer a to s hoo ti ng mo de. Pr es s down ful ly to take a pictur e. Power swit ch (p.
43 Using the Camera Releas e mo de di al unloc k bu tton (p .66) Hold down t his button to move the release mode di al. Continued Q Releas e mode dial ( p.66) Selects (Single-f rame) , (Low sp eed continu ous), ( High spe ed cont inuous) , * (Self- timer), or (Mirr or up) as the shut ter rele ase mode.
44 Basic Operatio n Guide Sub-comm and di al Chan ges the ap erture and o ther setti ngs. Depth- of-field p review b utton (p.65) This button al lows yo u to c heck th e dept h of fi eld. FUNC. Button (p.168 ) Perfo rms FV lo ck in the de fault set ting.
45 Using the Camera MENU /OK SET UP DISP/ BACK BKT (brac keting) button (p.103) Used w ith the c omman d dials to select a uto exposu re bra cketing. Select t he type s of aut o brac keting from the [SE T UP] me nu bef ore ma king the sett ings usin g th e but to n and dial .
46 Basic Operatio n Guide AE-L/AF-L ( AE / AF lo ck) but ton (p.62, 69) The exposure and focus is fixed while holding down this button. Diopt er ad ju stme nt co ntro l (p. 40) Makes th e image in the viewfinder easi er t o see. Se t th e diop ter adjus tment c ontrol t o the positi on wher e the focusin g are a appears sharpes t.
47 Using the Camera Taki ng Pic tures at De faul t Sett ings This section describes h ow to tak e pictur es at defau lt settings . 1 Set the power switch to ON to turn the camera on ( ➝ p.36). MEMO • Check the battery level ( ➝ p.33). • Check the number of available frames ( ➝ p.
48 Taking Pictur es at De fault Settin gs Holdi ng the ca mera co rrectly Hold the handg rip in yo ur righ t hand an d cradle the camera body or lens wi th your left. Brace yo ur elbo ws again st your s ides and hold th e came ra w ith b oth hands . CAUTIO N • Moving the camera while shooting gives a blurred picture (camera shake).
49 Using the Camera 4 Press the shutter button fully. MEMO When the subject is not in the center focus bracket, use focus lock to take the picture ( ➝ p.61). CAUTIO N • See p.212-216 for information on warning displays. See “Troubleshooting” ( ➝ p.
50 Viewing the Image s Playback yo ur ima ges to c heck the m. For im portan t photogra phs, alw ays take a test sho t and view the i mage to mak e sure that th e came ra is wor king normal ly. Setti ng t he c amer a t o play ba ck mode Press w to change to p layback m ode.
51 Using the Camera Single-f rame play back 1 Zoom in / Zoom out. To zoom in an image d uring sin gle-fra me pla yback: MEMO Press DISP/BACK to cancel playback zoom.
52 Viewing the Imag es New featu re for ima ges capt ured wi th the Fin ePix S5 Pro. Press the face zoom in butt on to zoom directly in on the primary fa ce captu red in the image. W hen no fa ce is recognized , the image is auto matically zo omed into the center ar ea.
53 Using the Camera Multi-fra me pla yback Multi-fr ame pl ayback scree n (9 fr ames) ap pears o n the screen. S elect de sired fr ame from the 9 frames. MEMO Press to display the zoom in face screen or playback zoom screen while performing multi-frame playback.
54 Foc us This se ction de scribes th e optio ns that cont rol how your camera fo cuses: focus mode, focus-area selection, a nd AF-a rea mode . Focus mode Use the focu s-mode se lector to se lect the f ocus mode . Camera focus es when shutter b utton is pressed h alfway.
55 Advanced Features — Photography Z The AF-ON button For th e pur pos e of f ocu sing the camera, pressing AF- ON has the same effe ct as pr essing t he shut ter butt on ha lfw ay.
56 Focus User choose s focus are a group ( see be low). Camera fo cuses on center of selected group ; if subje ct leaves focus ar ea even briefl y, camera focu ses based on info rmation from oth er focus areas in same group. Use when subj ect is m oving er ratically b ut place of sub ject in overall composit ion is kno wn.
57 Advanced Features — Photography Focus zone selection When (singl e- are a AF) o r (dyn amic -are a AF) is selected for AF -area mo de ( ➝ p.5 5), the u ser can select from norma l or wide focus areas. User can s elect fr om eleven focus areas; cam era focus es on sele cted focus a rea.
58 Focus Z Setting the fo cus zo ne in the [S ET UP] menu See “Usi ng the [S ET UP ] menu” ( ➝ p.13 8). Select [FOCUS AREA FRAME] under [ H AF] in the [SET UP] menu . [NORMAL (11 AREAS)] Normal Frame (11 Ar eas) [WIDE (7 AREAS)] Wide Fr ame (7 Areas) Z Setting the focu s zone using FUNC.
59 Advanced Features — Photography Focus area se lection At default se ttings, the Fine Pix S5 Pro offer s a choice of elev en focu s areas tha t toget her cover a w ide ar ea of the frame.
60 Focus Manual focus Use manual focus in situations where a utofocus may n ot work as exp ected ( ➝ p.63) or a lens other than an AF Nikkor lens is attac hed. A Set the f ocus-mode selector to M . B Adjust the lens focusin g ring until the im age displayed on the clea r matte field in th e viewfinder is in focus.
61 Advanced Features — Photography Z Focus a id This allows you to check the focus of you r shot using the fo cus in di cat or l in the viewfind er. You can use focus aid when the len s mounted has an f-st op setti ng brighter tha n f/5.6. A Set the f ocus-mode selector to M .
62 Focus 2 Lock the fo cus. Sing le-servo AF Focus will lock au tomatically when the in -focus indicat or app ears, and rema in lo cked un til your finger is remove d from shutter b utton. Con tinuous -ser vo AF Press AE -L/AF-L t o lock bo th focus an d expos ure.
63 Advanced Features — Photography Getting good results with autofocus Autofocu s does not perfor m well un der th e condit ions listed be low. If the came ra is un able to focus usin g autofocus, use ma nual focus ( ➝ p.60) or use focus l ock ( ➝ p.
64 Focus The AF-assis t illuminator The built-in AF-assist illum inator enables the cam era to focus ev en when th e subjec t is p oorly lit. T he cam era must be in focu s mode S (sin gle-ser vo auto.
65 Advanced Features — Photography Z Nikon flash units an d act ive assis t illum inat or Under t he condit ions descri bed above, the Nik on SB-8 00 and SB-60 0 Speedli ghts and SU- 800 wirele ss S.
66 Release The s hooting opera tion can be sele cted fro m (s ingle - frame), (co ntinuou s low speed ), (continuou s high speed), * (self- ti mer) , or (mirr or u p) us ing t he release mode di al. Press the relea se mode dial un lock butt on and tur n the release mode di al to t he desir ed sett ing.
67 Advanced Features — Photography Z Buffer Size • The numb er of imag es that can be stored in the memor y buffer at curren t setting s is shown in the exp osure -count displays in the vie wfind er and con trol pa nel w hile the shutter button is pre ssed.
68 Meter ing Normally, the m atrix metering system will provide t he optimum e xposure fo r your sho t. However, yo u can choose from 3 me tering mo des for shots whe re you want to selec t a diffe rent ex posure leve l (AE l ock or exp osure compensa tion) or for parti cular scenes (such as ba cklit shots or sh ots with very strong contrast).
69 Advanced Features — Photography Taking Pictures with AE Lock AE lock allows y ou to se t the ex posure fo r a spec ific subject in your shot. This te chnique is us eful whe n bright ness of y our subj ect diffe rs greatly f rom its surround ings.
70 Exposur e Mode Four mo des are availa ble: pro grammed auto ( P ), sh utter- priority au to ( S ), a perture- priority auto ( A ), and ma nual ( M ). Programmed auto This m ode autom aticall y contro ls the sh utter s peed and aperture setti ng to gi ve the opt imum ex posure for th e photogra phy con ditions .
71 Advanced Features — Photography Flexi ble p rogram In mode , different combinations of shutter speed and aperture can be selected by rotating the main-command dial (“flexible program”).
72 Exposure Mode Shutter-priorit y auto In shutter -prior ity auto, you choose the shu tter speed while the camera a utomatically selects the ap erture tha t will produce the optimum expo sure. Shutter speed can be set to value s between 30s and 1/ 8000s.
73 Advanced Features — Photography Aperture-priori ty auto In this mod e, the photog rapher se ts the a perture (minim um ape rture to m aximum aper ture) a nd the camera a utomat ically contr ols t he shut ter speed.
74 Exposure Mode Manual In this mod e, the photog rapher is f ree to set any shutter speed (1/ 8000 se c. to 3 0 sec. or ) and a pertur e sett in g (mi nim um ap ertu re to max imum a per tur e).
75 Advanced Features — Photography Z Elec troni c an alo g expo sure dis play At shutte r speeds o ther th an , the elect ronic analog exposure displa y in the control panel and viewfin der show whet her the p hotogr aph wo uld be under - or over e xposed at curr ent set tings.
76 Exposure Mode MEMO • At a shutter speed of , the shutter will remain open while the shutter button is held down. Using a fully-charged rechargeable NP-150 battery or the optional AC135VN adapter is recommended to prevent loss of power while the shutter is open.
77 Advanced Features — Photography When the e xposure compensa tion is se t, D app ears on the cont rol pa nel. The com pen sati on valu e ca n be ch ecke d by pre ss ing t he D . The el ectronic analog exposure displays i s display ed as exposure compen sation in the con trol pa nel and viewfinde r.
78 Flas h Photo gra phy Built-in flash This ca mera is equippe d wit h a gu ide num ber 12 flash (ISO 10 0, m/ft) th at can b e used no t only whe n natural lighting is inadequate, b ut also to fill in shado ws and backlit subject s or to add a catch light to the subj ect’s eyes.
79 Advanced Features — Photography Using the Built-in flash To us e the bui lt-in fl ash: A Choose a m etering method. MEMO • Select matrix or center-weighted metering to activate i- TTL Balanced Fill-Flash for Digital SLR. • Standard i-TTL Flash for Digital SLR is activated automatically when spot metering is selected.
80 Flash P hoto graph y MEMO • If the d flash-ready indicator blinks for about three seconds after the photograph is taken, the flash has fired at full output and the photograph may be underexposed. Check the results in the monitor. If the photograph is underexposed, adjust settings and try again.
81 Advanced Features — Photography Z Effecti ve ra nge of t he buil t-in f lash The effe ctive ran ge of t he built- in fla sh varie s depen ding on the ISO sensitiv ity and aperture settings used. * The mi nimum ef fective rang e for fla sh cont rol usi ng the bu ilt-in flash i s 0.
82 Flash P hoto graph y Synchro modes an d their features You can sele ct any of 5 m odes to sui t the type o f shot and the desire d effect . While pressing d , rotate t he main comma nd-dia l until t he desired fl ash sync i con is d isplayed in the co ntrol pane l.
83 Advanced Features — Photography Flash is combin ed with spe eds as slow as 30 s to capture both subj ect and b ackgro und at night or under d im ligh t. This m ode is o nly a vailabl e in pro grammed auto a nd aperture -prior ity auto exposur e modes.
84 Flash P hoto graph y Flash ex posure c ompensatio n Flash ex posure compens ation can b e used to inc rease or reduc e flash outp ut from the l evel cho sen by the camera ’s flash contr ol system. Fla sh outp ut can be increase d to make t he main subject appea r bright er, or re duced to prevent u nwanted highli ghts or r eflections .
85 Advanced Features — Photography FV lock This featu re is used to lock flash output, a llowing photogra phs to be reco mpose d without changi ng the flash leve l. This e nsures that flash ou tput is appropr iate to the subj ect even wh en the subj ect is no t position ed in the cent er o f th e fr ame.
86 Flash P hoto graph y Z Using FV lock wit h Niko n Spee dligh ts FV lock is also a vailable w ith SB -800, S B-600, a nd SB- R200 Speedlights (available separately). In th is case, set the Spe edlight to TTL m ode ( the SB-80 0 can also be used in AA m ode; see th e Spe edlight manua l for det ails).
87 Advanced Features — Photography Lenses that can be used with the built-in flash The built -in flash can be use d with any CPU lens with a focal length of 18– 300 mm.
88 Flash P hoto graph y Nikon Sp eedligh ts that can be u sed The Niko n flash models listed in the ta ble be low can b e used with th is came ra. The f ollowin g features are av ailab le with the SB -800, SB-600, a nd SB- R200: * 1 Fu nctions as remote flash onl y.
89 Advanced Features — Photography * 7 Avai lable o nly if non -CPU len s is u sed witho ut spec ifying l ens dat a in the [NON-CP U LENS DA TA] ( ➝ p.12 1) un der [ MISC.] in t he [SET UP ] menu. * 8 Select [1/250(AUTO FP )] for the [FLAS H SYNC SPEED] ( ➝ p.
90 Flash P hoto graph y Z Notes on us ing Ni kon S pee dligh ts • Ref er to the Spee dli ght manu al fo r de tail ed in st ruct ion s. If the Spee dlight sup ports the Creative Ligh ting Sys tem, refer to the sec tion on CLS-compatible Digital SLR cameras.
91 Advanced Features — Photography ISO sensit ivity ( SB-800/SB -600) When u sed wi th optio nal SB- 800 an d SB-600 Speedligh ts, i-TT L flash contro l can ad just for ISO sensitivi ties be tween 100 and 1600 . It m ay not b e able to adjust f lash level approp riately f or value s over 1 600.
92 Changi ng the Sensit ivity Setting ( ISO) ISO sens iti vit y is th e dig it al eq ui vale nt of fi lm s pee d. The higher the ISO sensitivi ty, the less light n eeded to mak e an exposu re, all owing h igher sh utter speeds or smalle r apert ures.
93 Advanced Features — Photography Changi ng the Imag e Qualit y Settin g ( QUALITY) The cam era supports t he fo llowing image quality option s (listed i n descend ing orde r by image qu ality and .
94 Changi ng t he Ima ge Si ze Setting ( RECOR DING PIXELS) Set s the s ize of t he ph oto gra phe d imag e. Z Availab le set tings fo r the i mage size 4256×2 848: Sets the image siz e to 42 56 × 28 48 pixels (appro x. 12.1 meg apixel s). You ca n record the fewe st num ber of imag es in this mode.
95 Advanced Features — Photography Adjusting Color Balance ( T WHITE BALANCE) Change the setting s when y ou w ant to set t he w hite balance to suit the natura l or ar tificial li ghtin g condit ions when you sh oot.
96 Adjusting Color Balance ( T WHITE BAL ANCE) Z Setting th e co lor balanc e in t he [SHOO TING MENU] Select the desire d setting fo r [ T WHITE BALANCE] under [S HOOTING MENU] . See “Sett ing the [SHOOTIN G MENU]” ( ➝ p.10 8). MEMO When [OK] is selected for the [ ] PRESET CUSTOM], preset white balance is applied.
97 Advanced Features — Photography CHOOSE COLOR TEMP. For taki ng a pi cture in da yligh t without flash or artificial light, such a s taking a landscape , you can specify color temp era tur e to s et wh ite b al ance.
98 Adjusting Color Balance ( T WHITE BAL ANCE) WB FINE TUNE The wh ite bala nce can be fine tuned within a rang e of betwee n +3 an d –3, in 1- step incr ements . [AWB/PRE.WB ] Fine tune all white balaces except PRE CUS in sin gle operati on. [ ] PRE CUS.
99 Advanced Features — Photography Preset W hite Balance Use this f uncti on to set th e corr ect white balance for a lig ht sour ce. You c an a lso u se thi s fu nct ion t o ac hiev e a desired special e ffect.
100 Adjusting Color Balance ( T WHITE BAL ANCE) Z Setting the preset wh ite bala nce usin g WB and the comman d di als A While pre ssing WB, rotat e the m ain-com mand dial unti l PRE (prese t) is di splayed in the control panel. B While pre ssing W B, rotat e the sub- comman d dial to select a preset custom num ber ( P-1 to P-5 ).
101 Advanced Features — Photography Self-Tim er Mode You can use the self-tim er when you wan t to be i n the photogra ph. U se a tripo d or pla ce the cam era on a sta ble surf ac e befo re us ing t he s elf -ti mer .
102 Self-Timer Mode 4 The picture is taken in t he selected time. • The self-timer lamp (AF-assist illuminator) will start t o blink and a beep will begin to sound. • Two secon ds befo re the ph otogra ph is tak en, the self- timer lamp will stop b linking and the beeping will beco me mo re rap id.
103 Advanced Features — Photography Using Auto Bracketing The came ra pr ovides two typ es of au to bra cketing. In exposure bracket ing, the camer a varies exposure compensa tion with each shot. In flash brack eting, fla sh level is va ried for each s hot.
104 Using Auto B racketing 3 While pressing BKT, rotate the sub- command dial to choose the exposure increment ( ➝ p. 106). 4 Frame a photo graph, focus, and s hoot. • While br acketing is in effe ct, a br acketing pr ogress indicator will be displayed in the control panel.
105 Advanced Features — Photography Z Exposu re Brac ketin g The came ra mod ifies expos ure by va rying shu tter spe ed and aper ture ( progr ammed au to), ap ertur e (shut ter- priority au to), or shutter speed (a pertur e-priority a uto, manual exposu re mode) .
106 Using Auto B racketing Z Brac keting Pr ogra ms The pro grams availabl e when [AE & F LASH], [A E ONLY ] or [ d : FLASH ONLY] is sele cted for [AUTO BRACKETI NG SET] under [ FLASH/BKT] in the [SET UP] menu depend on the option selected for [EV CONTROL STEPS].
107 Advanced Features — Photography 1/2 Step Sele cted for EV Ste p 1 Step Select ed for EV Step Control panel display No. of shots Exposure increment Bracketing order (EVs) 3 +1/2 +0.5, 0, + 1.0 3 +1 1.0, 0, 2.0 3 –1/2 –0.5, –1.0, 0 3 –1 –1.
108 Using SHOOTING MENU Use the se menus to adjust image q uality or focus. Yo u can tak e pictur es in a wid e rang e of condi tions. Setting the [ SHOOTING MENU] 1 Display the [ SHOOTING MEN U]. A Set the c amera to shoo ting mo de. If the playback mode is active, p ress the sh utter butt on halfwa y.
109 Advanced Features — Photography List of [SHOOTING MENU] options * Factory defa ult Menu Functions Settings FILM SIMULATION ( ➝ p.111) Sets the image formation parameters for images. You can select from Standard (STANDARD), Studio Portrait (F1, F1a, F1b, F1c), or Fujichrome (F2).
110 Using SHOOTING MENU * Factory defa ult Menu Functions Settings QUALITY ( ➝ p.93) Sets the quality of images. RAW / FINE / NORMAL JPG * / RAW+FINE JPG / RAW+NORMAL JPG RECORDING PIXELS ( ➝ p.94) Sets the size of images. 2304x1536 / 3024x2016 * / 4256x2848 MULTIPLE EXPOSURE ( ➝ p.
111 Advanced Features — Photography SHOOTING MENU FILM SIMULATION Sets the image format ion par ameter s for p hotograp hed images . [STANDARD] This is the stand ard i mage com posit ion mo de and i s ideal for a wide range of subje cts, incl uding p ortraits and scener y.
112 SHOOTING MENU MEMO Depending on the selected film simulation mode, the fine tune value may be displayed in gray, and will not be selectable. D-RANGE Sets the dynami c range use d for photog raphed im ages.
113 Advanced Features — Photography COLOR Sets the density of the color used wh en shootin g imag es. [HIGH] This se ttin g pr ovid es t he h ighes t c olor dens ity . [MEDIUM HI GH] This sett ing provi de s a high er co lor de nsi ty th an [S TD] .
114 SHOOTING MENU SHAR PNESS Use this s etting to soften or sha rpen the o utlin es in an image and to adj ust the q ualit y of the photogra phed image. [HARD] This set ting sha rpens t he out lines in an image and is best fo r images of subjects such as buildin gs or text where clarity is importan t.
115 Advanced Features — Photography ISO See p.9 2 for deta ils. T WHITE BALANCE See p.9 5 for deta ils. WB FINE T UNE See p.9 8 for deta ils. QUALITY See p.9 3 for deta ils. RECORDING PIXELS See p.9 4 for deta ils. MULTIPLE EXPOSURE A series of two to ten exp osures is recorde d as a sin gle photogra ph.
116 SHOOTING MENU C Perform subseque nt shoo ting. D When th e preset numbe r of e xposures h ave be en sho t, a single overlaid photog raph is displayed . E Press MENU/OK to record the image (ex its multiple expo su re mode ). • The icon in the control panel will disappear.
117 Advanced Features — Photography CAUTIO N • Do not remove or replace the memory card while recording a multiple exposure. • The information listed in the playback photo information display (including date of recording and camera orientation) is for the first shot in multiple exposure.
118 SHOOTING MENU 4 Enlarge an image for focusing. MEMO • The duration for displaying an image is 30 sec. •P r e s s p or q to change brightness. MEMO • W hile LIVE VIEW DISPLAY is in effect, the PC connection indicator will be displayed in the control panel.
119 Advanced Features — Photography SHOOTING MENU RESE T The [SHOOT ING MENU] ca n be rese t to the fac tory default . MEMO Resets all [SHOOTING MENU] options except [ WB FINE TUNE]. NOISE REDUCTION Set the noise re duction effect. [STD] Use this setting fo r most situation s.
120 Two -Butt on Re set The c amera sett ings easily can be res tored to the default s. This f unction is conven ient sho uld you w ant to restore th e defa ults whil e operat ing the camera . Hold D and QUAL down together for more than two seconds ( these buttons are marked with a gree n dot ).
121 Advanced Features — Photography Non-CPU Lenses By specifyi ng lens d ata (len s focal l ength an d maxim um aperture ), the user ca n gain acces s to a variet y of CPU lens functions when using a non-CPU lens.
122 Non-CPU Lenses Specifyin g lens foca l length The f ollowin g lens fo cal lengt hs are availa ble. 6, 8, 13, 15, 16, 18 , 20, 24, 25 , 28, 35, 43, 45, 50, 55, 58, 70, 80, 8 5, 86, 1 00, 105, 1 35, 18 0, 200 , 300, 360 , 400, 500, 600 , 800, 1 000, 1200 , 1400 , 1600 , 2000, 24 00, 2800, 3200, 400 0mm.
123 Advanced Features — Photography Z Setting the lens focal l ength using th e FUNC. butt on and main-c omman d dial A Select [FV LOCK/LENS DATA] for [FUNC. BUTTON] under [ B UTTON ASSIGNME NT] in the [SET U P] menu ( ➝ p. 138, 168) . B Choose the focal len gth of the attache d lens by rotating the main-comman d dial while pressin g the FUNC.
124 Non-CPU Lenses Z Setting the ma ximum aperture using the F UNC. button and sub- comman d di al A Select [FV LOCK/LENS DATA] for [FUNC. BUTTON] under [ B UTTON ASSIGNME NT] in the [SET U P] menu ( ➝ p. 168). B Displa y the maxi mum ape rture of attac hed len s by rotaing the sub-co mman d dial whi le pressi ng the FUNC.
125 Memo.
126 Using PLAYBACK MENU Use the se men us to play back photo graph ed imag es. Setting the [PLAYBACK MENU] A Press w to set the cam era to pla yback mode. B Press MENU/OK to open the [ PLAYBACK MENU]. C Press n or o to select th e item. D Press q . Differe nt type of scre en appear s dependi ng on se lected it em.
127 Advanced Features — Playback PLAYBACK MENU Setting the menu ( ➝ p.126) Erasing the image s ( ERA SE) Use this m ode to erase un necessa ry image s to ha ve ample free space on the memory ca rd. MEMO To erase another frame (file), repeat above steps.
128 PLAYBACK M ENU DPOF set f rame ( PRINT ORDER (DPOF)) You can specify th e imag e, number of prin ts, wit h or without date of printing with a DPO F-com patible p rinter. Selecting [WITH DATE E ], E appear s on the scr een and the date will be imprinted on your prints.
129 Advanced Features — Playback MEMO To can cel DPOF sett ing A Press MENU/OK to open the [PLAYBACK MENU] and press n or o to select [ PRINT ORDER (DPOF)]. B Press q . C Press n or o to select [WITH DATE E ] or [WITHOUT DATE] and press MENU/OK to display the print order screen.
130 PLAYBACK M ENU To cancel all DP OF setti ngs: Select [RESET ALL] in the [PLAY BACK MENU] ( ➝ p.12 8). MEMO u appears on the screen during playback when the image has specified DPOF settings.
131 Advanced Features — Playback Z u PRINT ORDER (DPOF) MEMO When [ON] is set for the [QUICK PREVIEW DATA] under [ SHOOTING] in the [SET UP] menu, images may n ot print properly.
132 PLAYBACK M ENU Protectin g the im ages ( P R O T E C T ) Use this m ode to prevent f rames (files) fr om be ing accidental ly eras ed. Your camera ca lls image s “fram es”. To prote ct or u nprotec t only th e selecte d frame ( file): FRAME SET / RESET A Press p or q to select th e pro tecting/ unpro tec tin g fr ame ( fil e).
133 Advanced Features — Playback MEMO To st op t he pr oced ure midwa y If the images are very large, protecting or unprotecting all the frames (files) may take some time.
134 PLAYBACK M ENU Increasing monitor brightness ( LCD BRIGHTNESS) Use this f uncti on to adjus t the scr een br ightnes s. MEMO While checking shooting results or playing back images, the LCD monitor backlight can be brightened temporarily by pressing the center of the multi-selector.
135 Advanced Features — Playback 2 Specify cropping part of an image. MEMO Press DISP/BACK to return to single-frame playback. MEMO Press w to return to the zoom setting. 3 Record the image. MEMO The image size after cropping is 2304x15 36 or 3024x2016.
136 PLAYBACK M ENU CAUTIO N • The image cannot be cropped if: - The image was originally recorded with the [ 2304x1536] selected for the [RECORDING PIXELS]. - The image was recorded with the [RAW] selected for the [ QUALITY]. - The free space of memory card is less then 3M.
137 Memo.
138 U SET UP Using the [SET UP] menu 1 Open the [SET UP] menu. 2 Select the category. 3 Change the setting. Help on t he me nu scree n Help is available when the HELP mark is displaye d in the upper right of the screen while selecting items in menus. Press and hold the for a description of the selected item.
139 Settings List of [SET UP] menu option s * Factory defa ult Setting Setting (Display) Description Pa ge SHOOTING IMAGE COMMENT ON / OFF * User comment of up to 4 5 characters (EXIF) can be entered.
140 U SET UP * Factory defa ult ROTATE IMAGE AUTO ROTATE PLAYBACK ON * / OFF Sets for displaying vertical images in portrait orientation on the LCD. Applies only to pictures taken with [ON] selected for [AUTO IMAGE ROTATION] under [ROTATE IMAGE] in the [SET UP] menu.
141 Settings * Factory defa ult Continued Q FOCUS AREA SELECTION WRAP / NO WRAP * Specifies using the “wrap around” function when pressing the multi- selector in order to select the focus area. 154 BILT-IN AF-ASSIST ON * / OFF Sets the built-in AF-assist illuminator to light for assisting focus when the subject is poorly lit.
142 U SET UP * Factory defa ult FLASH/BKT FLASH SYNC SPEED 1/250 * -1/60 1/250 (AUTO FP) Sets the flash sync speed in the range of 1/250 s to 1/60 s. 158 FLASH Tv SPEED 1/60-30 Sets the slowest shutter speed when using the flash in exposure mode and .
143 Settings * Factory defa ult BUTTON ASSIGNMENT AE-L/AF-L BUTTON AE/AF Lock / AE LOCK ONLY * / AE LOCK HOLD/RESET / AE LOCK HOLD / AF LOCK ONLY Specifies the function performed by the AE-L/AF-L button. 166 CENTER BUTTON CENTER AF AREA * / ILLUMINA TE AF AREA / NOT USED Specifies the function performed by the center of the multi-selector.
144 U SET UP BUTTON AND DIAL DEFAULT * / HOLD Enables using the buttons and command dials together for operations. 174 TEST-SHOOTING (NO CARD) ON * / OFF Disables shooting an image without a memory card.
145 Settings * Factory defa ult TIME DATE/TIME – Corrects the date or time. 36 TIME DIFFERENCE N HOME / I LOCAL Specifies the time difference settings. 177 Specifies the language used for screen display. 36 SYSTEM FORMAT – Initializes an memory card.
146 U SET UP SHOOTING Enter u ser comme nt up t o 45 chara cters (E XIF). 1 Activate [IMAG E COMME NT]. MEMO • If [ON] is selected, a comment is added to all photographs taken. • To not add a comment, select [OFF]. 2 Enter a co mment. MEMO • R epeat the steps A - B to enter more letters.
147 Settings Store in format ion from a bar code read er or GPS connec ted to a 10 -pi n terminal as Ex if infor mation. [BCR 1 SHOT ] Read barc ode i nfo rma tion for ea ch sh ot an d stor e it as comment information . Pictu res canno t be take n withou t readin g a new barcod e.
148 U SET UP Z Using a GPS Unit Garmin and Mag ellan GP S units th at conf orm to version 2.01 of th e Nation al Marin e Elec tronics Asso ciatio n NMEA01 83 data format can be con nected to the camer.
149 Settings Choose the rate ( 2 fram es/s or 1 f rame/s ) at whic h pic tur es ca n be t aken in con ti nuo us lo w-sp eed mode . MEMO The frame advance rate may drop at slow shutter speeds and at [ D-RANGE] setting other than [100% (ST D)]. Select [ON] to d elay shutter r elease until about 0.
150 U SET UP Displays grid lines in t he viewfind er to a id comp osition. ( ➝ p.22) . [ON] Displays grid lines in the viewfin der. [OFF] Grid line s are n ot display ed in th e viewfi nder. Select [O N] (the defa ult opt ion) to display a war ning in the viewfinder.
151 Settings Photogr aphs taken while [ON] (the defa ult option) is selected contain informati on on ca mera o rientat ion, all owi ng th em to be rot ate d aut omat ical ly du ri ng pla yba ck ( ➝ p.
152 U SET UP This op tion con trols whe ther p hotogr aphs can b e taken only when the c amera is in focus (fo cus priority) or whenev er the shutter bu tton is pres sed (rel ease p riority) in single- servo AF . Regar dless of the set ting cho sen, focus will lock when t he in-focus indicator ( l ) is displayed.
153 Settings [P2: CL OSEST SUB JECT] * The cen ter focu s-area gr oup is se lected b y pressin g the center of th e multi-selecto r once to a ctivate the c urrent center fo cus-are a group and the n pres sing the center of the mul ti-selec tor to t oggle b etween Cent er 1 and Center 2.
154 U SET UP This option controls whe ther o r not the active foc us area is highli ghted i n red in th e view finder . [AUTO] Selected focus ar ea is au tomatical ly highli ghted as needed to provid e contr ast with b ackground . [ON] Selected focus ar ea is alwa ys highli ghted, re gardle ss of brightn ess of ba ckgrou nd.
155 Settings [ISO AUTO CONTROL] To chang e the se tting, se lect an it em and press q . Then press n or o . [MAX.SENSI TIVITY ] To chang e the se tting, se lect the item an d press q . Then press n or o . [MIN.SHUTTER SPEED] To chang e the settin g, select the item an d press q .
156 U SET UP Z ISO auto c ontrol indicato r When [ON] is s ele cted , th e cont rol pane l an d vie wfi nde r show ISO- AUTO . When s ensitiv ity is al tered from the value sele cted by the user, thes.
157 Settings This op tion con trols whethe r the D button is n eeded to set exposur e compen sation ( ➝ p.76). Exposure compensa tion can be set betwe en -5 to +5. If [ON] is selected, the 0 at the center of the exposure d isplay will blink even wh en exp osure comp ensation is se t to ±0.
158 U SET UP 2 Change the setting. FLASH/BKT This op tion cont rols flash sync spee d. Optio ns range fr om 1/250 s ( [1/250] , the d efault se tting) a nd 1/60 s ([1/60] ). [1/250], [ 1/200] , [1/160 ], [1/1 25], [1/100 ], [1/80 ], [1/6 0] Select on e of th e above spe eds for the fla sh sync.
159 Settings This option determine s the slo west shu tter speed possible when usin g fron t- or rear -curta in sync or re d-eye reduc tion in pr ogram med auto or ap erture -prior ity auto exposure m.
160 U SET UP Z Setting the manual flash mod e MEMO If [FULL POWER] is selected, the guide number for the built-in flash is 13/42 (m/ft, ISO 100). Z Setting t he repe ating A Press n or o to select [M d :MANUAL MODE] . B Press q . C Press n or o to select th e outp ut.
161 Settings [OUTPUT] Highlig ht flash output (expressed as fra ction of full power) . [TIMES] Choose numb er of times fl ash fires at selected ou tput. Note tha t depend ing on sh utter speed a nd opti on selected for Interval , actual nu mber of flas hes may be less than sele cted.
162 U SET UP Z Setti ng t he comman der mo de Choose this opt ion to u se the b uilt-in fl ash a s a mas ter flash con trolli ng one or more remote option al Speedl ights in up to t wo gro ups (A an d B) us in g Adv ance d Wir el ess Lighting . [BUILT-IN] Choose flash mode for built-in flash (command er flash).
163 Settings 1 Set the menu. 2 Sh ooti ng. A Comp ose shot and a rra nge Ni ko n Spe edli ght s as show n be low . • M aximum distance between optional Speedlights and camera is about 10m (33´) whe.
164 U SET UP C Press flash pop- up butt on to r aise buil t-in f lash (no te that built- in flash mu st be raised even if [ –] is selected for the [M ODE] unde r [BU ILT-IN]). D After con firming that ca mera fl ash-ready light and flash-read y light s for all Speedli ghts are lit, frame photogra ph, focu s, and shoot.
165 Settings At the d efault setting [ON], th e built-i n flas h and Nikon Speedligh ts that suppor t the Niko n Crea tive Li ghting System will emit a modeling flash when the depth-of-field preview but ton is pressed. Select [OF F] to disable thi s feature.
166 U SET UP This op tion con trols th e orde r in which bracke ting is performe d. [N:MTR>UNDER>OVER ] Bracketing perfo rmed in order de scribed in bracke ting prog ram ( ➝ p.106). [ :UNDER>MTR>OVER] Bracketing proce eds in o rder from lowest to highe st value.
167 Settings This op tion de termine s wha t operati ons ca n be perfo rmed by pressi ng the cen ter of the mu lti-selecto r. [CENTER AF AREA] Pressing t he cent er of t he mult i-selector selects t he center focu s area or center focus a rea gr oup (gro up dynamic-AF ).
168 U SET UP This opt ion contr ols the fun ction performed by the FUNC. but to n . [FV LOCK] If built-in flash or Niko n CLS-compatible Speedlight is used, flash value locks when FUNC.
169 Settings To avoid mis-use, lock the func tions of the comman d dial, [SHOOTING ME NU] and [SET UP] m enu. [LOCK SETTING ] Select [ALL FUNCTION], [SELECTED FUNCTION], or [BASIC FU NCTION] for th e [LOCK SET TING]. [FUNCTION SELECTION] Specifies fu nctions t o be loc ked when [SELECT ED FUNCTION] is selected fo r [LOCK SETTING].
170 U SET UP Z Maki ng th e Loc k Se tting MEMO If the menu is locked, it cannot be selected while the function lock is active. Z Setting the functio n to be locke d A Press n or o to select [LOCK S ETTING]. B Press q . C Press n or o to selec t options for [LOCK SETTING].
171 Settings Z Setting the passw ord E Press n or o to change the se tting. F Press p to r eturn to selecting a functio n. G Repeat step C – F to change the settings of functions.
172 U SET UP MEMO To chang e the passwo rd If a password has been previously set, the following screen is displayed in step C . Enter the preset password and new password to change the password. If you set [NEW PASSWORD] to [0000], the p asswor d set ting is c ancel ed.
173 Settings [CHANGE MAIN/SUB] Exchange s function s of main and sub-co mmand dials when setti ng shutte r speed and a perture. Select [CHANGE MAIN/SUB] and press q on the multi-selector. Pr ess no to change the se tting. [ON] Main -c omma nd di al co ntr ols a pert ure , sub- co mman d dial cont rol s sh utt er sp eed.
174 U SET UP [MENUS AND PL AYBACK] Cont ro ls fun cti ons perfo rme d by c omma nd di als du ri ng playback or whe n menu s are di splayed. Select [MENUS AND PLAYBACK] and pres s q on t he multi-selector. Pr ess no to change the se tting. [ON] Main -c omma nd di al p erfor ms s ame funct ion as pressing multi-se lector le ft or ri ght.
175 Settings MISC. See p.121 for details. To ensur e that the camer a functio ns as ex pected when AA batte ries ar e used in th e Nik on MB- D200 b attery pa ck, match the option selected in this m enu to the type of battery ins erted in the batte ry pack.
176 U SET UP [DPI SETTI NG] Sets the nu mber of pi xels per inch to def ine the ima ge data in length. T he set infor mation will be recorde d on the tag i nformatio n. The value ca n be s et between 36 and 3000 DPI. Select the item and p ress q on the mu lti-sele ctor to display the se tting scr een.
177 Settings View th e came ra firm ware ve rsion. View the n umber of time s the sh utter has been r eleased ([NO OF PICTURE] ), or ho w many tim es the s hutter uni t has been replace d ([UNI T REPLA CE]). [N O OF PICTURE] is displayed in 10 0 unit increments.
178 U SET UP 2 Move to [TIME DIFFERE NCE] screen. 3 Set time difference. CHECK Available time setting –23:45 to +23:45 (in 15-minute increments) MEMO CHECK Upon returning from a trip, always change the time difference setting back to [ N HOME] and then check the date and time again.
179 Settings SYSTEM Initial ize (for mat) t he memor y card for use with the came ra. CAUTIO N • The Format function erases all the frames (files), including protected frames (files). Back up important frames (files) onto your PC or another media before formatting your memory card.
180 U SET UP Use this f uncti on to speci fy whe ther fram e numb ers are ass ign ed con sec uti vely fr om pr evio us n umb ers or be gin again. [CONTINUOUS] Pictures a re stor ed beg inning f rom the h ighest fi le number st ored o n the la st memory card u sed.
181 Settings When this fu nction is a ctive and th e came ra remain s unused fo r a pr e-determ ined am ount o f time ( 15sec/ 30sec/1min /2min/5 min/10m in), th e came ra automa tically shut s do wn (s tan dby stat us) .
182 Conn ecti ng to a TV For easier vie wing, you can conne ct to a T V so the images can be disp layed on a la rger scre en. Plug the V ideo cable (in clude d) into the V IDEO OUT ( Video output) so cket of th e came ra. Plug the other end of the cable in to the video in put socket o n the TV .
183 Camera Connection Connecting Came ra Directly to Printer — P ictBridge Function When a printe r that sup ports P ictBridge is availab le, imag es can b e prin ted by connecti ng the ca mera directly t o the PictBr idge-co mpatible printe r without a PC.
184 Connecting Camera Directly to P rinter — P ictBridge Fu nction B Connect the came ra to a p rinter a nd turn the prin ter on. Set the Po wer switch to ON to turn the c amera on. C The followi ng screen appea rs on the screen afte r a mome nt. MEMO Depending on the printer, some functions are disabled.
185 Camera Connection MEMO Even if MENU /OK is pres sed with the t otal nu mber of images set a t 0 ( zero ), the conf irmation message appea rs fo r on e print of the displ ayed image.
186 Connecting Camera Directly to P rinter — P ictBridge Fu nction CHECK To select [ u PRINT DPOF], the DPOF settings must be specified on FinePix S5 Pro beforehand ( ➝ p.128). CAUTIO N Even when [WITH DATE E ] is specified in the DPOF settings ( ➝ p.
187 Camera Connection CAUTIO N • In PictBridge function, images photographed anything other than a digital camera may not print properly. • The camera cannot be used to specify printer settings such as the paper size and print quality.
188 Insta llati on on a Wi ndows PC Pre-installation che cklist Z Hardwa re and s oftware require ments To run t his software, you must ha ve the hardware and sof twa re d escribed be low. Check you r system before yo u begin the installation. * 1 Models with one of the above ope rating s ystems p re-insta lled.
189 Software Installation Z Recomme nded s ystem CAUTIO N • Connect the camera directly to the PC using the USB cable (mini-B). The s oftware may not operate correctly when you use an extension cable or connect the camera via a USB hub. • When your PC has more than one USB port, the camera can be conn ected to either port.
190 Inst al la tion on a W in dows PC Do not conne ct the ca mera to your PC until th e softwar e instal lation is com plet ed. 1 Install FinePixViewer as instructed i n the Quick start guide. Laun ching the inst aller ma nuall y A Double-click the “My Computer” icon.
191 Software Installation Install ation on a Mac OS X Pre-installation che cklist Z Hardwa re and s oftware require ments To run t his software, you must ha ve the hardware and sof twa re d escribed be low. Check you r system before yo u begin the installation.
192 Inst al la tion on a M ac O S X 1 Turn your Macintosh on and start up Mac OS X. Do not la unch any othe r applic ati ons. 2 When the bundle d CD-ROM i s loa ded in to the CD-ROM drive, the “Fi nePix” icon appears. Double-c lick the “FinePix” i con to open the “FineP ix” vo lume wind ow.
193 Software Installation 9 The ImageMi xer VCD2 LE f or FinePix installer automatically starts up and a window sh owing the i nstallation prog ress appears (Installation may take several minutes) . 10 The “FinePixV iewer installation completed” message dialog appears.
194 Conn ecti ng to a PC By conne cting the cam era to a PC, you r system ca n be expanded to fill a wid e range of uses. Using “Fin eP ixVi ewer ” per for ms im ages sa ving , br owsin g an d fil e mana gem ent etc. MEMO If the power cuts out during data transmission, the data will not be transmitted correctly.
195 Software Installation • If the cam era comm unicates with the P C successfully, will be displayed in the control panel and viewfi nder. Photog raphs can be tra nsferre d to the co mpute r as describ ed in the m anual for the supplied softwar e (on CD).
196 Connec ting to a PC G Set a PC. Windows 98 SE / Me / 2000 Professional / Macint osh CAUTIO N The Windows CD-ROM may also be required during installation. In this event, change CD-ROMs as directed by the on-screen instructions. • FinePix Viewer a utoma tically s tarts up and the S ave Image W izard window (Save Im age d ialog bo x) appears .
197 Software Installation 1 Windows Once the image has bee n saved , the win dow bel ow appea rs (Sa ve I mage Wiza rd wi ndow) . To di sco nnec t the c amera, cli ck the [Remove] bu tton. Macint osh Once the image has bee n saved , the win dow bel ow appear s.
198 Connec ting to a PC Using FinePixViewer For al l inform ation on FineP ixViewe r funct ions, refer to “How to Use FinePixViewer” in the Help menu for details. • What is expl aine d in “H ow to Use Fine PixVie wer”.. . “How to Use Fine PixVie wer” cover s a ran ge of t opics, inc ludi ng b atch proc ess ing and orderi ng print s.
199 Software Installation E When th e message appea rs, clic k the [OK] button . Check your s electio n careful ly since the pro cess cannot be cancel ed once y ou cl ick the [O K] button . F Automat ic uninsta llation begins. When un installatio n ends, click the [ OK] bu tton.
200 System Ex pansion Option By using F ineP ix S5 Pro to gether with oth er optiona l accessor ies, your system can be exp anded to fill a wide range o f uses. Accessory availability may vary by country. Please check with your local Fujifilm r epresentative to confirm product availabilit y.
201 Appendices Z Usable Niko n acces sories ** Nikon pro duc ts *** O ther m anufa cturer pro ducts P ower supplies Remote terminal accessories MC-36 Remote Cord ** MC-30 Remote Cord ** MC-22 Remote C.
202 Acce ssori es Gu ide Visit the F UJIFILM web site for the latest informa tion on cam era ac cessories. http://w ww.fujif ilm.com/p roducts /digital/i ndex.htm l Accessory availability may vary by country . Please check with your local FUJIFILM representa tive to confirm pro duct availability.
203 Appendices Using Your Camera Correctly Read thi s inform ation a nd the “Safety No tes” ( ➝ p.23 8), to make sure you use yo ur camera correctly.
204 Cleaning the CCD This camera is equipped wit h a CCD photosensitive element. This CCD is located behin d the shutter scre en. If dust or other soiling attaches to the su rface of the CCD and pictures a re then taken , this soiling m ay appear as spots in the ima ge, dependi ng on the camer a settings an d the type of su bject.
205 Appendices F In case of surface clean R Turn th e came ra off and attach the lens cap, or if the lens is det ached, a ttach a body cap to the came ra. In case of surf ace soiling R Contact a FUJI FILM dealer and request CCD cleaning. Or see Starting CCD cleanin g ( ➝ p.
206 Cleaning the CCD B Check whe ther t he dust has been remove d from the CCD surface. - The bl owe r has rem ove d the d ust (The re a re no oil y marks or fi ngerprints) . R Turn th e came ra off and mount the len s or bo dy cap on the camer a. - There are oily mar ks or fingerp rints left on th e CCD th at cannot be remove d wit h the bl ower.
207 Appendices E Wipe using the ot her side of the swab ac ross the full width of the CCD fr om left to ri ght once more. Do not reus e t he swa b. CAUTION If this does not remove the soiling, repeat steps C to E with a new Sensor swab or contact an authorized FUJIFILM dealer.
208 Powe r Supp ly and Batte ry Z Batter y Featu res • The N P-150 g radually loses its ch arge even when n ot used. Use a NP -150 that has b een cha rged r ecently (in the last da y or two) to take p ictures. • To maximiz e the life o f the NP-15 0, turn the camera off as qu ickly as pos sible w hen it is n ot bein g used.
209 Appendices Z Handling the Battery To avoid injury o r damage , observe the f ollowing: • Do not ca rry or st ore ba ttery with m etal object s such as necklac es or hairp ins. • Do not heat t he batt ery or throw it into a fir e. • Do not attem pt to take a part o r change t he bat tery.
210 Power Supply and Battery AC Power Adapter Always us e the A C power adapte r AC-135 VN wi th the came ra. The use of an AC powe r ada pte r ot her th an t he AC - 135VN ca n cause damage t o your digital camera. • Use the AC pow er adapt er for indoor use on ly.
211 Appendices Notes o n the Mem ory Ca rd Z Prot ecting Yo ur Dat a • Images may b e lost or d estroyed in the following situatio ns. Please note th at FUJI FILM a ssumes no responsib ility for data that is los t or de stroyed. 1. Removal of the memory ca rd or turn ing the pow er off while the memo ry card is be ing acce ssed (i.
212 Warnin g Displays Warning messag es displaye d in th e control panel a nd viewf inder Control panel Viewfinder Explanation Remedy (blinks) (blinks) Lens aperture ring is not locked at minimum aperture. Lock ring at minimum aperture (largest f/-number).
213 Appendices (blinks) (blinks) Memory insufficient to record further photos at current settings, or camera has run out of file or folder numbers. • Reduce quality or size. • Delete photographs. • Insert new memory card. (blinks) No memory card.
214 Warning Displays Warning messages d isplaye d in the L CD monitor Warning Displayed Explanation Remedy NO CARD Memory card is not inserted. Insert a memory card. CARD NOT INITIALIZED • Memory card is not formatted. • The memory card contact area is soiled.
215 Appendices PROTECTED FRAME An attempt was made to erase a protected file. Protected files cannot be erased. Remove the protection ( ➝ p.132). NO IMAGE An attempt was made to playback images from an empty memory card. It is impossible to playback.
216 Warning Displays CANNOT BE PRINTED Displayed for PictBrid ge. • See the user manual supplie d with the printer and check whether the printer supports the JFIF-JPEG or Exif-JPEG image format. If not, the printer cannot print the images. • Images with CCD-RAW cann ot be printed.
217 Memo.
218 Trou bleshoo ting Z Getting read y Z Setti ng me nu etc. Matters Problems Possible causes Solutions Page Battery and power supply The camera is not turned ON when setting the power switch to ON. The battery has run out. Charge the battery o r load fully charged battery.
219 Troubleshooting Z Shoo ting Matters Problems Possible causes Solutions Page Basic operations No photograph is taken when pressing the shutter button. The memory card is full. Insert a new memory card or erase some unnecessary frames. 34, 53, 127 The memory card is not formatted.
220 Troubl eshoo ting Flash Cannot use the flash. The shutter button was pressed while the flash was charging. Wait until the chargin g is completed before pressing the shutter button. 79 The flash is set to suppressed flash mode. (The flash is closed.
221 Troubleshooting Z Playing back Z Connecting Matters Problems Possible causes Solutions Page Erasing The function which erases a frame does not perform. Some frames may be protected. Unprotect frame(s). 132 [ALL FRAMES] under [ E RASE] does not erase all frames.
222 Troubl eshoo ting Z Others Connecting to printer Cannot print with PictBridge. The USB cable (mini-B) is not correctly connected to the printer or camera. Set up the camera, and connect the USB cable (mini-B) correctly. 183 The printer is not turned on.
223 Specific atio ns System Model Digital camera FinePix S5 Pro Effective pixels 12.34 million (S-pixel: 6.17 million, R-pixel: 6.17 million) pixels CCD Large-format (23.0 × 15.5 mm) Super CCD SR Pro with primary color filt er Total 12.9 megapixels (S- pixels: 6.
224 Speci fications White balance Automatic scene recognition, Fine, Shade, Fluorescent(1-5), Incandescent, Choose color TEMP., Preset custom(1-5) * Can be fine tuned. Self-timer 20 sec./10 sec./5 sec./2 sec. Flash Manual pop-up, i-TTL balanced fill-flash for digital SLR, standard i-TTL flash for dig ital SLR, Guide No.
225 * 1 CCD-RAW is a format specific to the FinePix S5 Pro. The enclosed "FinePixViewer" software o r the optional Hyper-Utility software " HS-V3" is r equire d to interp ret ima ges. * 2 Images sho t in hi gh-sensiti vity pho tography may ap pear co arse and may also be aff ected by no ise such as whi te dots.
226 Speci fications Z Memory ca rd c apacity a nd ima ge quali ty/size The f ollowin g table shows the approxi mate number o f picture s that c an be s tored o n a 1 GB memo ry card at diffe rent q uality and size set tings.
227 [D-RANGE] set to WIDE (other than [100%(STD)]) MEMO • When [OFF] is set for the [QUICK PREVIEW DATA] und er [ SHOOTING] in the [SET UP] menu, File size decreases, and then No. of images and Buffer capacity differs from the value denoted ab ove. • No.
228 Explan ation of Terms EV A numb er den otes Expo sure Valu e. The EV is de termin ed by the b rightne ss of th e subject and se nsitivit y (speed) o f the f ilm or CCD.
229 Adobe RGB (1998) A color spa ce introd uced as th e working color spac e for Adob e Photosh op 5.0. Ad obeRGB encompass es almost all the co lors reprodu ced by CM YK pr inters a nd is i ntended p rimari ly for printing appli cations. It was intr oduce d as "SM PTE-240 E" in the RGB setting s in Ad obe Pho toshop 5.
230 FUJI FILM Dig ital Camer a Wor ldw ide N etwo rk If you have techn ical questio ns or if you ne ed repair service, ask the following loca l distributor. Please presen t the warra nty card and your purchase r eceipt when you ask for repai rs. Refer to the warranty card for conditi ons of the warra nty.
231 Ecuador Imp ortacion es Espacri Cia. Ltda . Technical suppo rt & Repair servic e Simón Bolivar 5-69 y Hno. M iguel - Cuenca TEL +593 783 5526 FA X +593 78 3 3157 porti z@fujifilm. com.ec Mexico Fujifilm de Mex ico, S.A. de C.V. Technical suppo rt Av.
232 FUJIFILM Digital Camera Wo rldwide Network Croatia I&I d.o.o. Technical suppo rt Hondlova 2, Z agreb, Croati a TEL 385123 19060 FAX 2310240 d saravanja@fu jifilm.hr Repair service Hondlova 2, Zagreb, Cro atia TEL 385123 16228 FAX 2310240 in fo@fujifilm .
233 Italy FujiFilm Italia S.p .A. Technical suppo rt Via Dell’Unione Eur opea, 4 - 20097 San Donato Milane se (MI), Italy TEL 039-02 895821 F AX 039-028 9582912 in fo@fujifilm .it Repair service F ujifilm On Line - Call center TEL 039-02 6695272 inf o@fujifil m.
234 FUJIFILM Digital Camera Wo rldwide Network Russia ZAO “Fujifilm RU” Technical suppo rt Bld. 1, 10, Rozano va str., Mosco w, 123007, Russia TEL +7-095- 956-9858 FAX +7-09 5-230-62 17 info@fuj ifilm.ru Repair service 18, She lepikhinskaya Naber ezhnaya str.
235 MIDDLE EAST Iran Tehran F uka Co. Technical suppo rt & Repair servic e 229,“Fuji” Bldg., Mirdam ad Blvd., T ehran 19189, Ir an TEL (+98-21 )2254810- 19 FAX (+ 98-21)22 21002 fuka@neda .net Israel Shim one Gr oup L td. Technical suppo rt Efal 33 keyriat A rie Petah T ikva 49130, Isr ael TEL (+ ) 972 3 9250666 digital@f ujifilm.
236 FUJIFILM Digital Camera Wo rldwide Network OCEANIA Australia FUJIFILM A ustralia P ty Ltd Technical suppo rt 114 Old Pit twater Road, Bro okvale, NSW, 210 0, Austra lia TEL 1800 22 6 355 FAX +61 (2) 99 38 1975 dig ital@fuji film.
237 South Ko rea Korea Fujif ilm Co., Ltd. Technical suppo rt 30-1, Mukjeung- dong, Jung- gu, Seoul , Korea TEL +82-2-3 282-7363 FAX +82-2- 2269-743 5 photo@fu jifilm.
238 Safety Notes • Make sur e that y ou use your S5 Pro came ra correct ly. Read t hese Saf ety Notes and yo ur Owne r’s Man ual carefully be fore us e.
239 Do not change, heat or unduly twist or pull the connection cord and do not place heavy objects on the connection cord. These actions could damage the cord and cause a fire or electric shock. • If the cord is damaged, contact your FUJIFILM dealer.
240 Safety Notes When carrying the NP-150, install it in a digital camera or keep it in the soft case provided. When storing the NP-150, keep it in the soft case provided. When discarding, cover the battery terminals with insulation tape. Contact with other metallic objects or battery could cause the battery to ignite or burst.
241 When you are cleaning the camera or you do not plan to use the camera for an extended period, remove the battery and disconnect and unplug the AC power adapter. Failure to do so can cause a fire or electric shock. When charging ends, unplug the charger from the power socket.
242 Memo.
243 Memo.
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