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( En ) The Guide to Di gital Phot ography with the DIGITAL CAMERA TR3L03( 11) Fuji Bldg., 2-3 Marunouchi 3-chome, 6MAA9511-A Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8331, Japan 1AG6P1 P1940-A No reproduction in any for.
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i Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty For Yo ur Safety To prevent damage to your Nikon product or i njury to yourself or to other s, read the following safety precautions in their ent irety before using thi s equipment. Keep these safety instruct ions where all those who use the product w ill read them.
ii Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty • Do not expose batteries t o flame or to excessive heat . • Do n o t im me rse in o r ex po se to w at er . • Do not transport or stor e with metal objects such as necklaces or hairp ins. • Batteries are prone to leakage when fully discharged.
iii Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty Cautions To ens ure cont inue d enjoyme nt o f you r Nik on pr oduc t, observ e the fo llo wing prec auti ons whe n stor ing or us ing the devi ce: Keep dry The device will b e damaged if imme rsed i n wat er or sub ject ed to high levels of moisture.
iv Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty Notices • No part of the manuals included with this pr oduct m ay be rep rod uced, trans- mitted, transcribed , stored in a retrieva l system, or translated i nto any language in any form, by any means , without Nikon's p rior written permission.
v Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty Noti ce for custo mers in Ca nada CAUTION This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Int erfer- ence Causing Equipment Regulations. ATTEN TION Cet appar eil numériqu e de la classe B re- specte toutes les exige nces du Règlement sur le mat ériel br ouilleu r du Canada.
vi Notices/Fo r Your Safe ty Bef ore Tak ing Im portan t Pictu res Befor e taking pictu res on importan t occasions (such as at weddi ngs or before takin g th e camer a with you o n a trip) , take a test shot to ensur e that the came ra is func tioning normally.
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1 Before Y ou Begin Introduction Thank you for y our purc hase of a Nikon COOLPIX32 00 (E3200 )/COOLPIX2 200 (E22 00) d igi tal c amera. T his m anua l has been writte n to help you en joy tak ing picture s with your Nikon digita l camera. Read this manu al thoroughl y before us e, and kee p it ha ndy when usi ng th e produ ct.
2 Before Y ou Begin Parts of the Camera Shutter-re lease button ( Q 7) Power switch ( Q 12) Viewfinder ( Q 18 ) Built-in Speedligh t ( Q 24) Self-t imer lamp ( Q 2 6)/ Red-e ye redu ction lam p (E3200.
3 Parts o f the C amera Before Y ou Begin Zoom ( l / O ) butt ons ( Q 18 ) Red ( ! ) lamp ( Q 20) Monitor ( Q 5, 18) Battery-chamb er cover ( Q 8) Mode dial ( Q 6) USB c onnec tor ( Q 46) Audio/video .
4 Before Y ou Begin The Monitor Shooting 1 Shooti ng mo de . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 12 Date counte r/ stored date n umbe r . . . . . . . . . . 88 2 AE-L 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 3 Focu s indic ator . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 The Monitor Before Y ou Begin Playback Controlling the Monitor To hide or dis play indicators in the monitor, select the Monitor settings option in the setup men u. ( Q 86) Monitor turns of f while flash is char ging ( Q 20). 8 10 2004 2 0 0 4 . 08 0 8 .
6 Before Y ou Begin The Mode Dial Using the mode dial, you can select from seve n shooting modes an d setup m ode. Choo se a shoot ing mode ac cording to shooting co nditions . To sele ct a mode , align the mode icon wit h the " _ " mark next to th e mode di al.
7 Before Y ou Begin Navigating the Menus The multi se lector is used to navigate through the ca mera menus . Your ca mera ha s a two sta ge shutter -release but ton. The camera se ts focus an d expos ure when the button is pressed hal fway. The gr een (AF) l amp next to the viewf inder wil l light when t he focus operation i s complete.
8 Firs t Steps First S teps Inserting Batteries Your ca mera uses : • LR6 (AA ) alkaline ba tteries (×2), or • Nikon EN-MH1 r echargeable nickel-meta l hydride (NiMH) batteries (×2), or • ZR6 .
9 Inserting Batteries Firs t Steps Replacing B atteries Turn the camera off and make sure that the power-on lamp has gone ou t before removin g or in- serting batteries. Read Batter y Warnings Read and fo llow all warnings and instruction s supplied by the batt ery manufa cturer.
10 Firs t Steps Inserting Memory Cards Picture s can be stored in the camer a's interna l memor y (about 1 4.5 MB) o r on Secure Di gital (SD) memory card .
11 Inse rting Memor y Cards Firs t Steps Format ting Me mory Ca rds Memory cards must be formatted before first use. For information on formatting memory cards, see "The Se tup Menu: Format me mory/card" ( Q 93). Removin g Memory Cards Memory cards can be re moved without lo ss of data wh en the camera is off.
12 Firs t Steps Checking the Battery Lev el Turn the camera on • Press the pow er switch. The power-on l amp will light. Rotate the mode dial to a setting other than f . Check the battery level in the monitor • When the ca mera is turned on for the firs t time, a langua ge sel ection di alog wil l be dis played.
13 Checkin g the B attery Leve l Firs t Steps Turn ing th e Cam era Of f To turn the camera off, press the power switch when the power-on lamp is lit. Do not remove the batteries or disconnect the EH-62B AC a dapter until the power-on lamp has gone o ut.
14 Firs t Steps Basic Setup The first time the cam era is turned on, a language-selection dialog will be displayed in the monitor. Follow the steps below to c hoose a language a nd set the time and date.
15 Basi c Setup Firs t Steps Setting the Clock from Nikon View (Windows XP/Mac OS X Only) If the came ra is con nected w ith the USB opti on se t to PTP ( Q 45), N ikon View (inc luded) can be used to s et the ca mera cloc k to the same time a nd dat e as th e comp uter.
16 Basic Photog raphy Basic Photogra phy Step 1 - Select P Mode This sectio n details th e basic ste ps involved i n taking pi ctures in P (a uto) mo de.
17 Step 1 - Selec t P Mode Basic Photog raphy Number of Expos ures Remaining If the number of exposures remaining is zero, the message "OUT OF ME MORY" will be displayed in the monitor.
18 Basic Photog raphy Step 2 - Frame th e Picture Read y th e camer a Hold the camera stea dily in both hands. Photo- graphs can be framed in the monitor or the view- finder.
19 Step 2 - Frame the Pict ure Basic Photog raphy Digital Zoom In digital zoom, data from the camera's image sensor are processed digita lly, enlarging the center portion of the picture to fill the frame. Unlike opt ical zoom, digit a l zoom does not i ncrease the amount of detail visible in the p icture.
20 Basic Photog raphy Step 3 - Focus and Shoot Focus Press the shutter-release button halfway to set fo- cus and exposure. In P mode, the came ra will automatically focus on the subject at the center of the frame. Focus and exposure will lock while t he shutter-relea se button is pressed halfway.
21 Step 3 - Foc us and Shoot Basic Photog raphy During Recording While pictures are being recorde d to the memory or memory card, the green (AF) lamp blinks, and the < icon lights or the memory icon } / / blinks. Y ou can continue to take pictures until the < icon is displayed.
22 Basic Photog raphy Step 4 - View the Results (Full-screen Playback Mode) Press t he x butto n View pi cture s in the mon itor To view additional pictur es, press the multi selec- tor down or right to view pictures in the order re- corded, up or left to v iew pictures in reverse order.
23 Step 4 - View the Resul ts (Full-scre en Playback M ode) Basic Photog raphy Deleting Your Last Shot At any time during shooting, you can press the u button to delete the last picture taken. The confirmation dial og shown at right will be displayed.
24 More on Photography More on Phot ography When Lighting Is Poor: Usin g the Flash The following flash mo des are available: To select the flash mode: Dis pla y f lash -m ode m enu . Highligh t desired m ode (to ex it withou t changi ng mode, wait t wo seco nds or press mult i selector to left).
25 When Lighting Is Poor: Using the Flash More on Photography Sensitivity ( ISO Equivalency) "Sensitivity" is a measure of how quickly the ca mera responds to l ight. Your Nikon digital camera normally has a sensitivity roughly equi valent to film with an ISO 50 rating.
26 More on Photography Taking a Self-Portrait: Using the Self-Timer Wh en the s elf-time r is on, pictures are taken ten se conds after th e shutt er-rele ase butt on is pr essed.
27 More on Photography Easy Close-ups: Macro Close-up Mode Macr o close-u p mode is used for taking cl ose-up sh ots of sm all objec ts at very shor t dis tanc es ( minimum 4 cm /1.6 ″ ). Dis play macr o close- up menu. Exit menu. & icon appears in monitor when camera is in macro close-up.
28 More on Photography Assist and Scene M odes Your Ni kon digital camera o ffers a ch oice of four "assist " and eleve n "scene " modes. In th ese modes, camer a settin gs are auto matical ly optimi zed for the se- lecte d subj ect ty pe, sp arin g you th e necess ity of adju sting setti ngs one-by -on e.
29 More on Photography Framing Assist The fou r assist mo des offer a selection of framing ass ist options that allow yo u to co mpose pictures w ith the help of framing g uides displaye d in the monitor . To use frami ng assis t, rotate th e mode dial to the desi red mode and follo w the steps belo w.
30 Framing Assi st More on Photography i Portrait Assi st i (por trait assis t) mode helps y ou fram e portr aits i n which the ma in subje ct stands out cl early whi le back ground detai ls are s oftened, l ending t he composit ion a sen se of dep th (the degree of soften ing depends on th e amount of li ght avai l- able) .
31 Frami ng Assi st More on Photography N Landscape Assi st N (lan dsca pe as sist ) mode helps you frame vivi d landsca pe shots tha t enhance outlin es, colors , and contrast. A framing assis t menu helps yo u frame no t onl y natur al landscap es bu t also c ityscape s and port rait shots featurin g a landma rk in the b ackground .
32 Framing Assi st More on Photography j Spo rts As sist j (sports assist) mo de is used fo r dynamic a ction sh ots that captu re moving obje cts. The assis t menu lets yo u freeze the action in a si ngle sh ot or record motion in a se ries of pic- tures.
33 Frami ng Assi st More on Photography m Night Portrait Assist m (night p ortrait assist) mo de is used for taking po rtrait shot s at ni ght , when it pr ovides a n atural ba lance be tween the mai n sub ject and th e back ground.
34 More on Photography e Scene Mode e (sce ne) mode off ers a menu of ele ven "scene s," each corr esponding to a common si tuatio n, such a s a back lit subj ect, su nset, or int erior shot. C amera sett ings are au to- maticall y adjusted to suit the sele cted scene, spar ing you the nece ssity of adjustin g each sett ing separat ely.
35 e Scene Mo de More on Photography The fol lowin g scenes are availa ble: * Other mode s can be selec ted. B Party/Indoor Use for s hots that include deta ils of th e backgro und, or to capture the eff ects of candleligh t and other indoor ba ckgroun d lighting.
36 e Scene Mode More on Photography * Other mode s can be selec ted. F Nig ht l ands cape A slo w shutter speed is u sed to produce stunning night la nd- scapes.
37 e Scene Mo de More on Photography * Other mode s can be selec ted. H Fireworks show Slow shutter spe eds are used to capture the expa nding burst of light from a fir ework. The camera respo nds mor e rap idly to th e shutter -r elease button , ensuring tha t you can capt ure the start of the burs t.
38 e Scene Mode More on Photography * Other mode s can be selec ted. To use panorama as sist, follow the steps below. Highlight K (Panorama Assist), and press the center of the multi selector. Pan direct ion displayed in yellow. Select how pictures will be joined to- gether in complet ed panorama.
39 e Scene Mo de More on Photography Compose the n ext shot to overlap with the previous picture. Make selec tion (to change selected p an direction, press center of m ulti selector and repeat steps 3–4). Pan direction dis- played in white. Take f irst picture .
40 More on Playback More on Playba ck Viewing Pictures on the Ca mera Viewing Mult iple Pictures: Thumbnail Play back Pres sing th e l ( W ) button i n full-screen play back display s the p icture s in the me mory or on the memory card in "c ontact shee ts" of four thu mbnail image s.
41 Viewing Pict ures on the Camera More on Playback Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom Use th e O ( T ) button to zoom in on still image s dis- played in full- screen pl ayback. While th e picture is zoom ed in, you can sav e a cropp ed copy o f the pic - ture that co ntains o nly the portion of the image v isi- ble in t he monito r.
42 More on Playback Cropping Pictures This o ption lets you crop part of a picture and save it as a sepa rate file. Zoom picture in and out. Scroll pi c ture. Repe at steps 1 and 2 until desired portion of ima ge is displayed in monitor. Confirmation dialog displayed.
43 More on Playback Voic e Memos: Rec ording and Playback (E 3200 only) Using the camera’ s mic rophone , you can re cord a voice memo by pressing the shutter-rele ase button while a pictur e with the . @ icon is displayed in full- scr een p laybac k ( Q 22).
44 More on Playback Viewing Pictures on TV Using the EG -CP12 audio/vide o (AV) c able (E 3200) or EG-CP11 video cable (E220 0) include d with your cam era, you ca n connect the cam era to a te levisio n or vid eo-cass ette re corder (VC R).
45 More on Playback Viewing Pictures on a Com puter Using the U C-E6 USB cable an d Nikon View sof tware p rovided with yo ur camer a, you can view your p hotogra phs and movies on a computer . Before you ca n tran s- fer (cop y) pictures to your com puter, y ou will need t o install Nik on View.
46 Viewing Pictur es on a Compute r More on Playback Connecting the USB Cable Tur n the comp uter o n and wai t for it to s tart u p. Af ter co nfir ming that th e cam - era is of f, connec t the UC-E6 USB cable as shown be low. Conn ect the cam era directl y to the compu ter; do not c onnect the ca ble via a USB h ub or keybo ard.
47 Viewing Pictures on a Com puter More on Playback Disconnecting the Camera If PTP is selected in th e USB menu, you c an t urn t he came ra off and disc onn ect the USB cable once tran sfer is com plet e.
48 More on Playback Printing Pictures Pictur es stored in the memory or on the memor y card can be pr inted in the sa me way as pict ures taken with a film camera. Usin g the Print se t option in t he play- back me nu, you can sp ecif y the pict ures to be pri nted, the nu mber of pri nts, and the in formation to be include d with e ach pr int.
49 Printin g Pictures More on Playback Highlight Print set . Display PRINT SET menu. Highlight Print selected . Pictures on memory card displayed as thumbnail images. Highlight picture. Select highlighted picture. Selected pic- tures marke d by d icon.
50 Printing Pi ctures More on Playback Use multi selec tor to specify number of prints (up to 9). To deselect pic ture, press multi selector down until icon disap- pears. Repeat steps 5-7 to select addi- tional pictures. To exit without altering print order, press ^ button.
51 Printin g Pictures More on Playback Print S et If you display the PRINT SET menu afte r creating a print order, the Date and Info options will be reset. "Dat e" If Date is se lected, the date o f recording wi ll appear on p ictures printed using DPOF.
52 More on Playback Printing Via Direct USB Co nnection Your camer a all ows pi ctures to be pr inte d direct ly fr om the camera usi ng Pi ct- Bridge.
53 Printing Via Direct USB Connection More on Playback Highlight Prin t sele ction . * Display selection dialog. * To pr int on e copy of all pict ures on memo ry card, hi ghlight Print all im- ages and press m ulti selector to right. Scroll through pictures.
54 Printing Via Direct USB Con nection More on Playback Display confirmation dialog. Pre ss multi sele ctor up or down to highlight option, press cent er to sel ect. • Sele ct Start p rint to start prin ting. T o inte rrupt prin ting, p ress center of multi select or , th en turn ca mera off and disc onnect US B cable.
55 Printing Via Direct USB Connection More on Playback Display con firmation dialog. Press multi selector u p or down to highl ight opti on, press cen- ter to select. • Sele ct Start p rint to start prin ting. T o inte rrupt prin ting, p ress center of multi select or , th en turn ca mera off and disc onnect US B cable.
56 Movies Movies W Recording Movies Movies c an be rec orded with sound re corded vi a the camera's b uilt-in micro- phone, using the E3 200, or silen t movies using the E2200: Rotate the mode dial to W Turn the camera on The monitor show s the length of the movie tha t can be recorded.
57 W Reco rding Mo vies Movies The type of movie rec orded can be selected fro m the followin g options: *1 Tota l rec ordin g time shown is appr oximat e.Ti me may v ary de pendi ng on t ype of memory card used. *2 With E2200, even if a memory card over 256 MB is used, total recording time will be the same as for a 128 MB memory card.
58 W Recording Movies Movies Highlight Movie options . Display MOVIE OPT IONS menu. Highlight mode.* * To exit with out chang ing mode, pre ss ME NU but ton. Make sel ection.† † To ret urn to MOVI E menu af ter ma king select ion, press multi se lector to left.
59 W Reco rding Mo vies Movies The m ovie menu al so incl udes the follow ing foc us opti ons (E320 0 only ): To choos e a focus opt ion from the M OVIE menu: Highlight Aut o-focus mo de . Display options. Highlight desired fo cus mode. M ake selection.
60 Movies Viewing Movies In ful l-scree n pla yba ck mod e ( Q 22 ), mov ies can be playe d with sound ( E3200 onl y). Movies are indicate d by a W icon and can be view ed by press ing the cen - ter of the mult i selecto r.
61 The Shooting Menu The Shooting Menu Using the Shooting Menu In P (a uto) mode, the followin g settings c an be adjus ted from th e shooting menu: In P (auto) mode, the shootin g menu is displaye d whe n the ME NU button is pres sed. To make a selec tion fr om the s hooting me nu: Display shooting menu.
62 Using the Shoot ing Menu The Shooting Menu Highlight menu item. Highlight option (to r eturn to previous step, press multi selector to left). Display options. Make selection. To e xit menu and return to shooting mode, press MENU butt on. 1 1/2 1 / 2 SHOOTING MENU S H O O T I N G M E N U SHOOTING MENU Image mode White balance Exp.
63 The Shooting Menu Image Mode Image mode Pict ures ta ken with a digit al camer a are re cord ed as imag e files . The s ize of the file s, and with i t the n um- ber of images that c an be re corded in the me mory or on th e memory card, de pends on t he size and qu ality of t he i mages .
64 Image Mode The Shooting Menu The fo llowing t able show s the appr oximate number of pictures th at can be store d in the memory or on 128- and 256 -megabyt e memory cards at differ ent imag e mode se ttings.
65 The Shooting Menu White Balance White balance The color of the ligh t reflected fro m an object varies with the color of the li ght sour ce. The h uman brain i s able to ad apt to such chan ges in .
66 Wh ite Ba lan ce The Shooting Menu Preset Wh ite Balan ce Pres et whi te bala nce i s used whe n shootin g under mixed lighting or to comp ensate for l ight sourc es with a stron g col or ca st (fo r exa mple, t o make pict ures tak- en und er a la mp with a red sh ade l ook as though the y had be en taken under whit e light) .
67 The Shooting Menu Exp. +/- Exp. +/- The Exp. + /- (expos ure comp ensation) m enu is us ed to alte r expos ure from the valu e sugg ested by the came ra, making pictures brighter or darker.
68 The Shooting Menu Continuous Continuous Use the options in th is menu to capture a f leeting ex- press ion on a p ortrait su bject, ph otograph a subject that is moving un predictabl y, or captur e motion in a series of pic tures.
69 The Shooting Menu Best Shot Selecto r BSS When the " Best Shot Selector " (BSS) is on, the cam- era t akes pict ures as lon g as the shu tter -release b ut- ton is he ld down , to a maxim um of ten.
70 The Shooting Menu Color Options Color options Use the opti o ns in this menu to ad d special e ffects to you r pictures. There are five sp ecial eff ects to choo se from. • The effect yo u choose is reflec ted in the pict ur e dis- played in th e mon itor .
71 The Play back Menu The Playba ck Menu Using the Playback Menu The pl ayback me nu cont ains the foll owing op tion s: To di splay the play back me nu: Display playback menu. Option Description Q Print set Select pictures for printing on a D POF-compatible device; speci fy number of cop ies and informa tion to be inc luded on prin ts.
72 The Play back Menu Slide Show Slide show This opt ion is used to play pi ctures b ack in an a utomated "slide show " with abo ut three seconds betw een eac h pictur e.
73 The Play back Menu Delete Delete The d elete m enu co ntains th e follow ing opt ions: If no memory ca rd is inse rted in the came ra, pictu res in the in ternal memory will be deleted. If the ca mera cont ains a memory ca rd, pict ures on the card will b e deleted.
74 Delete The Play back Menu Confir mati on dial og di splaye d. Select Ye s to dele te pictur es, No to exit with out de- letin g pic tur es. Deleting All Pic tures To dele te all unprotec ted pictur es in the mem ory or on the mem ory card: Highlight Erase all images .
75 The Play back Menu Protect Protect This opti on is used to protect pictur es from acciden tal deletion. Prote cted files can no t be del ete d by p res sing the u butto n or using th e options in t he Del et e menu . Note, howe ver, that protected pictures will be delete d when the memor y or memory c ard is fo rmatted .
76 The Play back Menu Auto Transfer Auto transfer This option is us ed to ma rk pictur es for tran sfer to a compute r and to tur n auto matic transf er marking o n and of f. Transf erring Mor e than 999 Pi ctures No more than 999 pictures ca n be marked for transfer.
77 Auto Trans fer The Play back Menu Marking S elected Pi ctures fo r Transfer Highlight Select image(s) . Highlight picture. Repeat ste ps 3 and 4 to select addi- tional pictures. To deselect picture, highlight and press m ulti selector down. To exit without changing transfer status of picture s, press ^ button.
78 The Play back Menu Small Picture Small pic. To crea te a sma ll copy o f a picture , select Sma ll pic. afte r display ing the i mage in full-sc reen playba ck or selecti ng it in t he thumbnail display. Highlight option. C onfirmation dialog displayed.
79 The Play back Menu Copy Copy This o ption is us ed to tran sfer pict ures from the cam - era' s interna l memor y to the me mory car d, or vi ce versa.
80 Copy The Play back Menu Select highligh ted pictur e. Selec ted pictur es marke d by A ico n. Repea t steps 4 an d 5 to sele ct additi onal picture s. To d eselect p icture, highlight and press m ulti selec tor down. Confirmation dialog displayed. Select Yes to copy pictures, No to exit without copying pictures.
81 Copy The Play back Menu Copy • If there is not en ough space in th e memory or o n the memory ca rd to receive the copy, IMAGE CANNOT BE SAVED will be displayed ( Q 101 ). Delete u nwanted pictures or inse rt a new memory card (if using a memory card) before trying a gain.
82 The Setup Men u The Setup Me nu Using the Setup Menu The set up menu cont ains the fo llowing opti ons: To clear the se tup menu from the monitor, rotate th e mode dial to an other setting or press th e x button. Optio n Description Q Welc ome scr een Choose the welcome screen displayed wh en the camera is turned on.
83 The Setup Men u Welcome Screen Welcome screen This o ption is used t o choose the w elcome screen dis- play ed wh en the camera is turne d on . Small Pictur es and Cropped Co pies Resized copies cr eated wit h the small picture a nd cropping options can only be selected for the welco me sc reen i f they a re ( q ) 640 × 480 pixels or larger.
84 The Setup Men u Date Date This opt ion is u sed to s et the c amera cloc k. This op tion is availab le after yo u have set the ca mera clock when using your c amera for t h e fi rst time. F or more info rmation on s etting the came ra clock , see "Fir st Step s: Bas ic Setup " ( Q 14).
85 Date The Setup Men u (Travel Destination T ime Zon e) To set the cloc k to the t ravel destin ation ti me zone, high- light and press the center o f the mult i selecto r. While the travel destin ation time zone is selected , a icon will be displ ayed in the mo nitor when th e camera is in shooti ng mode .
86 The Setup Men u Monitor Settings Monitor settings Selec t this option t o hide or d isplay the mo nitor indi - cators . Opti on Description Show info Display current settings in monitor when taking or viewing pictures. Hide info Curr ent settings a re hid den.
87 The Setup Men u Date Imprint Date imprint The dat e imprint opti on is used to impr int the date or the da te and time of recordi ng on pict ures as th ey are recorded to the memory or memory card. It can not be use d to im print a da te stam p on pic tures af ter re- cordi ng.
88 Date Imprint The Setup Men u Date counter This opti on is us ed to sto re th e da te an d impr int the number of days from that da te until the date of re- cord ing o n pi ctur es. T o imprint the numbe r of days that have elap sed, s et the da y count option b y sele ct- ing Date c ounter in the DATE IM PRINT menu.
89 The Setup Men u Brightness Brightness Pres s the mult i sel ector up or down to incre ase or de- creas e the bright ness of the m onitor by moving the indicat or on the left of the displ ay up or d own. Press the center of the multi se lector t o make a selection .
90 The Setup Men u Sound Settings Sound settings The op tions in this m enu co ntrol th e sound settings listed below. With E2 200, so und set tings can on ly be s et On or Off . Choo sing Off mutes b utton, shutter and s tart- up so unds. Tone a nd volum e cannot be adjusted .
91 The Setup Men u Blur Warning Blur warning This o ption is u sed to disp lay or hide th e camer a shake warnin g after you ha ve taken a pi cture. Selecting On disp lays the war ning only if inadvertent came ra move ment has ca used the picture you have just t aken to be bl urre d.
92 The Setup Men u Auto Off Auto off To save ba tter y powe r, the camer a will enter stand by mode if no operati ons are perf ormed fo r a preset length of t ime. Option Description Auto Off Choose how long mon itor will remain on before turning off a utomatically.
93 The Setup Men u Format memory/card Format memory Format card This opti o n is used when you need to forma t the c am- era' s inter nal memo ry or a memory card. If no memory card is i nserte d in the ca mera, th e inter- nal memory will b e for matted, and if the c amera con- tains a me mory card , the c ard will be format ted.
94 The Setup Men u Language Language Choose the language f or camera menus and me ssages from Deut sch (Ger man), English , Español (Spanish), Fran çais ( French), Ital iano (Italian), Nederl ands (Dutch), Svenska (Swedish), (Japa nese), (Simplified Chinese), or (Korean).
95 Reset All The Setup Men u The foll owin g setti ngs are af fected: Choo sing Reset als o clears the curren t file num ber ( Q 23) f rom memory . Num- beri ng will cont inue from t he lowes t numb er avai lab le i n the m emor y or o n th e memory c ard.
96 The Setup Men u Battery Type Battery type This o ption is used to choose the type of ba tteries in - serted in the c amera. Backup Bat tery If the backup batte ry ( Q 14) is not charge d sufficiently, the batte ry type setting may re vert to the default setting (alkaline batteries).
97 Technical Notes Technical Notes Optional Accessories At the tim e of writing , the following opt ional acce ssories wer e available for your Nikon digital camera . Contact yo ur local retailer or Nikon represen tative for de- tails. * 1 Not available in U.
98 Technical Notes Caring for Your Camera Cleaning Lens One k ey to clea ning the l ens is to no t touch it w ith your fingers. Re move du st or lint w ith a blo wer (ty pically a s mall devi ce with a rubber bul b atta ched to o ne end that y ou pump to p roduce a stream of ai r out the ot her).
99 Caring for You r Camera Technical Notes Stor age Turn the came ra off when not in use and check that t he power-on lamp is off be- fore putting the camera away.
100 Technical Notes Error Messages The fol lowing tab le li sts the erro r messag es and othe r warni ngs th at app ear in the mo nitor and how to deal with the m. Display Problem Soluti on Q Z (Flashes) C lock no t set. Set clock to current date an d time.
101 Erro r Messag es Technical Notes THIS CARD CANNOT BE USED 4 Error acc essing memory car d. Use approved card. Chec k that co nne ctor s are clean. 97 - WA R N IN G ! ! THI S CARD CAN- NOT BE READ / OUT OF MEMORY / Camera in sho oting mode : Insufficient memory to recor d pictures at cu rrent setting s.
102 Error Me ssages Technical Notes WARNING! MODE DIAL IS NOT IN THE PROPER POSITION Mode dial i s positio ned between two mode s. Adju st mo de dia l to s elect desired mode . 6 THIS I MAGE CAN- NOT BE DEL ETED Attempt to delete prot ected picture. Remove protec tion before deleting pictu re.
103 Technical Notes Troubleshooting If you r camer a fails to func tion a s expe cte d, che ck th e lis t of co mmon pr oblems below before consul ting your retailer o r Nikon represen tati ve. Refer t o the page numbers liste d in the right-mos t column for informat ion on solving the pr oblems lis ted he re.
104 Troubleshoo ting Technical Notes No picture is taken when shut ter - release button is pressed • Camera is in playback mode. • Batteries are e xhausted. •R e d ( ! ) lamp flickers: flash is charging. • Gree n (AF) lamp flickers: came ra unable to focus.
105 Troubleshoo ting Technical Notes Flash does not f ire • Flash is o ff. Note that flash turns off automatical ly when; The mo de dial is set to N (la ndscape a ssist ), j (spor ts assi s t), .
106 Technical Notes Specifications Ty p e E3200 digital ca mera E2200 di gital cam era Effective pixels 3.2 million (E3200); 2.0 million (E2 200) CCD E3200 1/2.7” high-density CCD; total pixels: 3 .34 million E2200 1/3.2” high-density CCD; total pixels: 2 .
107 Specif ications Technical Notes Design R ule for Camera File System ( DCF) Your came ra con form s to th e Des ign Ru le for Cam era File Syste m (DCF), a standa rd wi dely used in the digital camer a industry to ensure co mpatibility among different m akes of camera.
108 Technical Notes Index Symbol s P (auto ) mode, 6, 16-21 u (delet e) button, 3, 22, 23, 75 ! lamp, see Lamp, red ( ! ) N (landscap e assist) mo de, 28, 31 W (movie) m ode, 6, 56- 59 m (nigh t portr.
109 Index Technical Notes Movie menu, the, 57 Multi select or, 3, 7 Museum , 28, 36, 104 N Night landscape , 28, 36, 104 Nikon View, 45, 105 NTSC, se e Vide o mo de Numbe r of exp osures re main- ing,.
( En ) The Guide to Di gital Phot ography with the DIGITAL CAMERA TR3L03( 11) Fuji Bldg., 2-3 Marunouchi 3-chome, 6MAA9511-A Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8331, Japan 1AG6P1 P1940-A No reproduction in any for.
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