Nikon 1 v2 User manual

Nikon
DIGITAL CAMERA
1
V2
User•s Manual

Getting
the
Most
from
Your
Camera .........................................3
Product
Documentation
..............................................................5
For
Your
Safety...............................................................................
6
Notices.............................................................................................9
Introduction
14
Package Contents........................................................................
14
Parts
of
the
Camera.....................................................................15
The Camera
Body
.................................................................................15
The
Monitor
............................................................................................17
The
Mode
Dial .......................................................................................19
First Steps......................................................................................20
The
DISP
(Display)
Button
................................................................23
AutoMode
24
Taking Photos in
Auto
Mode
.....................................................
24
Live I
mage
Control
...............................................................................28
Viewing
Photographs
.................................................................30
Deleting
Pictures..................................................................................
31
Recording Movies
in
Auto
Mode
..............................................32
P,
S,
A,
and
M
Modes
33
Taking Photos
in
P,
S,
A,
and
M Modes ...............................
34
P
Programmed
Auto
..........................................................................
34
S
Shutter-Priority
Auto
.....................................................................35
A
Aperture-Priority
Auto
..................................................................
36
M
Manual
................................................................................................37
Recording Movies
in
P,
S,
A,
and
M Modes.........................39

Best
Moment
Capture
Mode
40
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~mart
Photo
~elector
..................................................................
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\lie~ing
Photos Taken
~ith
the
~mart
Photo
~elector
........
iJ5
Choosing
the
Best Shot
.....................................................................
45
Deleting Pictures
..................................................................................
46
Advanced
Movie
Mode
47
HD Movies....................•.....................................•....................•.....
iJ7
~lo~
Motion
.•............•..................................................................
51
\lie~ing
Movies ...........................................................................54
Deleting Movies
...................................................................................
55
Motion
Snapshot
Mode
56
~hooting
in
Motion
~napshot
Mode.......................................56
\lie~ing
Motion
Snapshots ...........................•...........................59
Deleting
Motion
Snapshots
.............................................................
59
More
on
Photography
60
~ingle-Frame,
Continuous,
~elf-
Timer, and
Remote Control Modes.........................................................
6()
Continuous Mode
................................................................................
60
Self-Timer and Remote Control Modes
.......................................
62
The Built-in Flash.........................................................................65
Choosing a
Flash
Mode
.....................................................................
66
Menu
Guide
68
Playback Menu Options.........................................................•..
7()
Shooting Menu Options
....•..................................................•....
7()
Setup Menu Options
....•.................................•........................... 72
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Connecting
to
a
Computer
73
Installing
the
Supplied Software..............................................73
System Requirements
.........................................................................
74
Viewing
and
Editing Pictures
on
a
Computer
.•..•...•..•....•.......75
Transferring Pictures
...........................................................................
75
Viewing Pictures
...................................................................................
76
Technical
Notes
78
Optional
Accessories .......•.....................•...........................•........78
Approved
Memory
Cards
..................................................................
80
Storage
and
Cleaning .................................................•...............
81
Storage
.....................................................................................................
81
Cleaning
...................................................................................................
81
Caring
for
the
Camera and Battery: Cautions..............•.........82
Troubleshooting
..........................................•......•........•...............86
Battery
/Display
......................................................................................
86
Shooting (All Modes)
..........................................................................
87
Movies
......................................................................................................
87
Playback
...................................................................................................
88
Miscellaneous
........................................................................................
88
Error Messages.....•.......................................................................
89
Specifications...............................................................................
91
Nikon 1
V2
Digital Camera
................................................................
91
Battery Life
..............................................................................................
99
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...................................................................................•.......
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Take photos
with
the
shutter-release
button.--------.
Photos
can
be
taken
in
any
mode
by
pressing
the
shutter-
release
button.
In
Motion
Snap-
shot
mode(a:J 56),
the
camera
will
also
record
a
brief
movie
vignette.
Shootmovies
with
the
movie-record
button.---------.
Movies
can
be
recorded
by
pressing
the
movie-record
but-
ton
in auto, advanced movie,
P,
S,
A,
and
M modes. Choose
auto
mode
(CD
24)
for
basic
recording,
advanced
movie
mode
(OJ
47) for more advanced
techniques.
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4
Thank you for your purchase
of
a Nikon digital camera.
For
a
complete guide
to
using your digital camera,
see
the Reference
Manual
(on
CD).
To
get
the most from your camera, please be
sure
to
read
this User's
Manual
thoroughly and keep
it
where
it
will be
read
by all
who
use
the product.
Camera
Settings
The explanations in this manual assume
that
default settings are used.
Symbols
and
Conventions
To
make
it
easier
to
find
the
information
you need,
the
following
sym-
bols and conventions are used:
[[]
This
icon
marks
cautions;
.information that
should
be
read
before
use
to
prevent
damage
to
~11e
camera.
This
ilcon·
marks
·
notes; ·information that
should
be
read
before
using.
the
camera.
The lens
generally
used in
this
manual
for
illustrative
purposes
is
a
1
NIKKOR
VR
1
0-30mm
f/3.5-5.6.
Digitutor
"Digitutor': a series
of
"watch and learn" manuals in movie form,
is
avail-
able from
the
following
website:
http://www.nikondigitutor.com/index_eng.html
Lt.
For
Your
Safety
Before using the camera for
the
first time, read the safety instructions in
"For Your Safety"
(~
6-8)
and "Caring for
the
Camera and Battery: Cau-
tions"
(U
82).

The following documentation
is
supplied
with
the camera.
User's
Manual (this manuai)-Describes how
to
take and view pictures.
Reference
Manual
(on
CD)-A
complete
guide
to
using
your
digital
camera,
included
as
a
pdf
file on the supplied
Ref-
erence Manual
CD-ROM.
1
V2
lJMr
's
Manual
The
Reference
Manual can be viewed using Adobe Reader
or
Adobe Acrobat Reader
5.0
or later, available for free download
from the Adobe website.
1 Start the computer and insert the reference manual
CD.
2 Double-click the
CD
(Nikon
1
V2) icon in Computer or My
Computer (Windows) oron the desktop (Mac
OS).
3 Double-click the INDEX.pdf icon
to
display a language selec-
tion screen and click a language
to
display the
Reference
Man-
ual.
5

6
To
prevent damage
to
your
Nikon
product
or
injury
to
yourself
or
to
others,
read
the
following
safety precautions in
their
entirety
before using this
equip-
ment. Keep these safety instructionswhere all those
who
use
the
product
will
read
them.
The consequences
that
could result
from
failure
to
observe
the
precautions
listed in this section are indicated
by
the
following
symbol:
J.\ This
i<:on
mark~
warnings.
To
pre~ent
po.ssible injury,
read
aU
warn-
~
ingsbeforeusingthis
Nikon
product.
II
WARNINGS
6Keep
the
sun
out
of
the
frame.
Keep
the
sun
well
out
of
the
frame
when
shooting backlit subjects. Sunlight
focused
into
the camera when
the
sun
is
in
or close to the frame could
cause
afire.
~Do
not
look
at
the
sun
through
the
view-
finder.
Viewing
the
sun
or
other
strong light
source
through the view-
finder could
cause
permanent visual
impairment.
&
Using
the
viewfinder diopter control:
When
operating
the
viewfinder
diopter control with your
eye
to
the
viewfinder,
care
should
be
taken not
to
put
your finger in your eye acci-
dentally.
~
Turn
off
immediately
in
the
event
of
mal-
function.
Should you notice smoke or
an
unusual smell coming from
the
equipment or
AC
adapter (available
separately), unplug the
AC
adapter
and remove the battery immediately,
taking
care
toavoid burns. Continued
operation could result in injury. After
removing the battery, take the equip-
ment to a Nikon-authorized service
center for inspection.
Lt.
Do
not
use
in
the
presence
of
flammable
gas.
Do
not
use
electronic equipment
in the presence
of
flammable
gas,
as
this could result in explosion or fire.
&Do
not
disassemble.
Touching the prod-
uct's internal parts could result in
injury.
In
the event
of
malfunction,
the product should
be
repaired only
by a qualified technician. Should the
product break open
as
the result
of
a
fall orotheraccident, remove the bat-
tery and/or
AC
adapter and then take
the
product
to
a Nikon-authorized
service center for inspection.
~Keep
out
of
reach
of
children.
Failure
to
observe this precaution could result
in
injury.
In
addition, note that small
parts constitute a choking hazard.
Should a child swallow any part
of
this equipment, consult a physician
immediately.
~Do
not
place
the
strap
around
the
neck
of
an
infant
or
child.
Placing the camera
strap around the neck
of
an
infant or
child could result
in
strangulation.

~Do
not
remain
in
contact
with
the
camera,
battery,
or
charger
for
extended
periods
while
the
devices
are
on
or
in
use.
Parts
of
the device become hot. Leaving the
device in direct contact with the skin
for
extended periods may result in
low-temperature burns.
it
Do
not
aim
the
flash
at
the
operator
of
a
motor
vehicle.
Failure
to
observe this
precaution could result in accidents.
it
Observe
caution
when
using
a
flash.
• Using the camera with the flash in
close contact with the skin or other
objects could
cause
burns.
• Using a flash close to the subject's
eyes
could cause temporary visual
impairment. Particular
care
should
be
observed when photographing
infants, when the flash should
be
no
less
than one meter
(39
in.) from the
subject.
it
Avoid
contact
with
liquid
crystal.
Should
the
displays break, care should be
taken
to
avoid injury due
to
broken
glass
and
to
prevent the liquid crystal
from the displays touching the skin or
entering the
eyes
or mouth.
it
Observe
proper
precautions
when
handling
batteries.
Batteries
may
leak
or
explode
if
improperly
handled.
Observe
the
following
precautions
when
handling
batteries
for
use
in
this product:
•
Use
only batteries approved for
use
in this equipment.
•
Do
not
short or disassemble the
battery.
•
Be
sure the product
is
off
before
replacing
the
battery.
If
you are
using
an
AC
adapter, be sure
it
is
unplugged.
•
Do
not
attemptto insert the battery
upside down or backwards.
•
Do
not expose the battery to flame
orto excessive heat.
•
Do
not immerse in or expose
to
water.
•
Replace
the terminal cover when
transporting
the
battery. Do
not
transport or store the battery
with
metal objects such
as
necklaces or
hairpins.
• Batteries
are
prone to leakage when
fully discharged.
To
avoid damage
to
the
product, be sure
to
remove
the
battery
when
no
charge
remains.
• When the battery
is
not in
use,
attach the terminal cover and store
in acool, dry place.
•
The
battery may
be
hot immedi-
ately after
use
or when the product
has
been
used
on battery power for
an
extended period. Before remov-
ing the battery turn the camera
off
and allow the battery
to
cool.
• Discontinue
use
immediately
should you notice any changes in
the battery,
such
as
discoloration or
deformation.
7

8
~Observe
proper
precautions
when
handling
the
charger:
•
Keep
dry. Failure to observe this
precaution could result in fire
or
electric shock.
•
Do
not short the charger terminals.
Failure to observe this precaution
could
result in
overheating
and
damage to the charger.
• Dust on or near the metal parts
of
the plug should
be
removed with a
dry
cloth.
Continued
use
could
result
in
fire.
•
Do
not go near the charger during
thunderstorms. Failure
to
observe
this precaution could result in elec-
tric shock.
•
Do
not handle the plug or charger
with wet hands. Failure to observe
this precaution could result in elec-
tric
shock.
•
Do
not
use
with travel converters or
adapters designed
to
convert from
one voltage
to
another or with
DC-
to-AC inverters. Failure to observe
this precaution could damage the
productor
cause
overheating orfire.
~Use
appropriate
cables.
When connect-
ing cables
to
the
input
and
output
jacks,
use
only the cables provided or
sold by Nikon
for
the
purpose
to
maintain compliance
with
product
regulations.
~CO-ROMs:
CO-ROMs
containing soft-
ware
or
manuals
should
not
be
played back
on
audio
CD
equipment.
Playing
CO-ROMs
on
an
audio
CD
player could cause hearing loss or
damage the equipment.

• No part
of
the manuals included
with
this
product
may be
repro-
duced,
transmitted,
transcribed,
stored in a retrieval system, ortrans-
lated into any language
in
any form,
by any
means,
without
Nikon's prior
written permission.
• Nikon reserves the right
to
change
the
specifications
of
the
hardware
and
software
described
in these
manuals at any
time
and
without
prior notice.
Notice
for
Customers
in
Canada
CAUTION
• Nikon will not
be
held liable for any
damages resulting from
the
use
of
this product.
• While every effort
has
been made
to
ensure that the information
in
these
manuals
is
accurate and complete,
we would appreciate
it
were you to
bring any errors or omissions
to
the
attention
of
the
Nikon representa-
tive in your
area
(address provided
separately).
ATTENTION
This
Class
B
digital
apparatus com-
Cet
appareil numerique de
Ia
classe
B
plies with Canadian
ICES-003.
est conforme a
Ia
norme NMB-003 du
Canada.
Notice
for
Customers
in
Europe
CAUTION:
RISK
OF
EXPLOSION
IF
BATTERY
IS
REPLACED
BY
AN
INCORRECT
TYPE.
DISPOSE
OF
USED
BATTERIES
ACCORDING
TO
THE
INSTRUCTIONS.
This symbol indicates
that
)t
This
symbol on the battery
)t
this
product
is
to
be col- indicates thatthe battery
is
lected separately. • to
be
collected separately. •
The
following apply only
to
-
The
following applyonlyto
users in European
coun-
users
in European countries:
tries: • All batteries, whether marked with
•
This
product
is
designated for sepa- this symbol or not, are designated
rate collection at
an
appropriate col- for separate collection at
an
appro-
lection point. Do
not
dispose
of
as
priate collection point. Do
not
dis-
household waste. · pose
of
as
household waste.
•
For
more information, contact the •
For
more information, contact the
retailer
or
the
local
authorities
in retailer
or
the
local
authorities
in
charge
of
waste management. charge
of
waste management.
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10
Notice for
Customers
in
the
U.S.
A.
The
Battery
Charger
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS-SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER-TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
CAREFULLY
FOLLOW
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
For
connection
to
asupply
not
in
the
U.S.A.,
use
an
attachment plug adapter
of
the proper configuration for
the
power outlet
if
needed. This power unit
is
intended
to
be correctly oriented in avertical or floor
mount
position.
Federal
Communications
Commission
(FCC)
Radio
Frequency
Interference
Statement
This equipment
has
been tested and
found
to
comply
with
the limits for a
Class
Bdigital device, pursuant to Part
15
of
the
FCC
rules. These limits are
Nikon
1V2
~----------------------~
designed
to
provide reasonable pro-
CAUTIONS
tection against harmful interference in
Modifications
a residential installation. This equip- The
FCC
requires the user be notified
ment generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
that
any changes
or
modifications
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
made
to
this
device
that
are
not
installed and used in accordance
with
expressly approved by Nikon Corpo-
the
instructions, may cause harmful ration mayvoid the user's authority
to
interference
to
radio communications. operate the equipment.
However, there
is
no guarantee
that
interference will
not
occur in aparticu-
Interface
Cables
lar installation. Ifthis equipment does
Use
the interface cables sold
or
pro-
cause
harmful interference
to
radio or vided by Nikon for your equipment.
television
reception,
which
can be
Using
other
interface
cables
may
determined by turning the equipment exceed the limits
of
Class
BPart
15
of
off
and on, the user
is
encouraged
to
the
FCC
rules.
try
to
correct the interference by one
or more
of
thefollowing measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving
antenna.
•Increasethe separation between the
equipment and receiver.
Notice
for
Customers
in
the
State
of
California
WARNING:
Handling
the
cord on this
product
may expose you
to
lead, a
chemical known
to
the State
of
Cali-
fornia
to
cause birth defects
or
other
reproductive harm.
Wash
hands
after
handling.
• Connect the equipment into
an
out-
let on a circuit different from
that
to
which the receiver
is
connected. Nikon Inc., 1300 Walt Whitman
Road,
• Consult the dealer or
an
experienced Melville, New
York
11747-3064,
U.S.A
.
radio/television technician for help.
Tel.:
631-547-4200

Notice
Concerning
Prohibition
of
Copying
or
Reproduction
Note
that
simply being in possession
of
material
that
has
been digitally cop-
ied or reproduced by means
of
ascanner, digital camera, or other device may
be punishable by law.
•
Items
prohibited
by
law
from
being
copied
or
reproduced
Do
not
copy
or
reproduce
paper
money, coins, securities,
govern-
ment
bonds,
or
local
government
bonds, even
if
such copies or repro-
ductions
are
stamped
~~sample:'
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
paper
money, coins,
or
securities
which
are
circulated
in a
foreign
country
is
prohibited.
Unless
the
prior
permission
of
the
government
has
been obtained,
the
copying or reproduction
of
unused
postage stamps or post cards issued
by
the
government
is
prohibited.
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
stamps issued
by
the
government
and
of
certified
documents
stipu-
lated by law
is
prohibited.
Disposing
of
Data
Storage Devices
•
Cautions
on
certain
copies
and
reproduc-
tions
The government
has
issued cautions
on
copies
or reproductions
of
securities
issued by private companies
(shares,
bills,
checks,
gift certificates,
etc.),
com-
muter
passes,
orcoupon
tickets,
except
when a minimum
of
necessary
copies
are
to
be
provided for
business
use
by a
company.
Also,
do
not copy or repro-
duce passports
issued
by the govern-
ment,
licenses
issued
by
public
agencies and private groups,
ID
cards,
and tickets, such
as
passes
and meal
coupons.
•
Comply
with
copyright
notices
The
copying
or
reproduction
of
copyrighted creative works such
as
books, music, paintings, woodcuts,
prints, maps, drawings, movies, and
photographs
is
governed
by
national and international copyright
laws. Do
not
use
this productfor the
purpose
of
making illegal copies or
to
infringe copyright laws.
Please
note
that
deleting images or formatting memory cards or other data
storage devices does
not
completely erase
the
original image data. Deleted
files
can
sometimes be recovered from discarded storage devices using com-
mercially available software, potentially resulting in the malicious
use
of
per-
sonal
image
data.
Ensuring
the
privacy
of
such
data
is
the
user's
responsibility.
Before discarding a data storage device
or
transferring ownership
to
another
person, erase all data using commercial
deletion
software,
or
format
the
device and then completely refill it
with
images containing no private infor-
mation (for example, pictures
of
empty
sky).
Care
should be taken
to
avoid
injury when physically destroying data storage devices.
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Patent
Portfolio License
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PRODUCT
IS
LICENSED
UNDER
THE
AVC
PATENT
PORTFOLIO
LICENSE
FOR
THE
PERSONAL
AND
NON-COMMERCIAL
USE
OF
A
CONSUMER
TO
(i)
ENCODE
VIDEO
IN
COMPLIANCE
WITH
THE
AVC
STANDARD
("AVC
VIDEO") AND/OR
(ii)
DECODE
AVC
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ENCODED
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A
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IN
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OBTAINED
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OBTAINED
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Temperature Warnings
The camera may become warm
to
the touch during
use;
this
is
normal and
does
not
indicate
a
malfunction.
At
high
ambient
temperatures,
after
extended periods
of
continuous
use,
or after several photographs have been
taken in quick succession, a temperature warning may
be
displayed, follow-
ing which the camera will turn
off
automatically
to
minimize damage
to
its
internal circuits. Wait for the camera
to
cool before resuming
use.
Use
Only
Nikon
Brand
ElectronicAccessories
Nikon cameras
are
designed
to
the highest standards and include complex
electronic circuitry. OnlyNikon brand electronicaccessories (including charg-
ers,
batteries,
AC
adapters, and flash accessories) certified by Nikon specifi-
cally for
use
with
this Nikon digital camera are engineered and proven
to
operate within the operational and safety requirements
of
this electronic cir-
cuitry.
The
use
of
non-Nikon electronic accessories could damage the
camera and may void your Nikon warranty. The
use
of
third-
party rechargeable Li-ion batteries
not
bearing the Nikon holo-
graphic
seal
shown at right could interfere
with
normal operation
of
the cam-
era
or result in the batteries overheating, igniting, rupturing, or leaking.
For
more information about Nikon brand accessories, contact a local autho-
rized Nikon dealer.

~ Use Only Nikon Brand Accessories
Only Nikon brand accessories certified by Nikon specifically for use
with your Nikon digital camera are engineered and proven to operate
within its operational and safety requirements. THE USE OF NON-NIKON
ACCESSORIES COULD DAMAGE YOUR CAMERA AND MAY VOID YOUR NIKON WAR-
RANTY.
II Servicing the Camera and Accessories
The camera is a precision device and requires regular servicing. Nikon
recommends
that the camera be inspected by the original retailer or a
Nikon-authorized service representative once every one
to two years,
and
that it be serviced once every three to five years (note that fees
apply
to these services). Frequent inspection and servicing are particu-
larly recommended
if the camera is used professionally. Any accesso-
ries regularly used
with the camera, such as lenses or optional flash
units, should be included when
the camera is inspected or serviced.
r4ll Before Taking Important Pictures
Before taking pictures on important occasions (such as at weddings or
before taking
the camera on a trip), take a test shot to ensure that the
camera
is functioning normally. Nikon will not be held liable for dam-
ages
or lost profits that may result from product malfunction.
B Life-Long Learning
As part of Nikon's "Life-Long Learning" commitment to ongoing prod-
uct support and education, continually-updated information is avail-
able on-line at
the following sites:
• For users in the U.S.A.: http://www.nikonusa.com/
• For users in Europe and Africa: http://www.europe-nikon.com/support/
• For users in Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East: http://www.nikon-asia.com/
Visit these sites to keep up-to-date with the latest product information,
tips, answers
to frequently-asked questions (FAQs), and general advice
on digital imaging and photography. Additional
information may be
available from
the Nikon representative in your area. For contact infor-
mation, visit http://imaging.nikon.com/
13

14
Confirm that the package contains the following items:
L<~~----e•
~
D
BS-N3000
multi
accessory
port
~~---~-=__,...._~-
~
cover
~
D
BF-N1000
bodycap
~.;..----ee
~
D
Nikon 7
V2
digitalcamera
D
EN-EL21
rechargeable
Li-ion battery
(with
terminal
cover)
D
UC-£19
USB
cable
D
AN-N
1000
strap
D
ViewNX
2/Short
Movie Creator
CD
D Warranty
D User's Manual
(this
manual)
Memory
cards
are
soldseparately.
D
MH-28 battery
charger
(AC
wall
adapter
supplied
in
countries
or
regions
where
required;
shape
depends
on
country
of
sale)
D
Lens
(supplied
only
if
lens
kit
is
purchased
with
camera;
comes
with
front
and
rear
lens
caps)
D
Reference
manual
CD
(contains
the
Reference
Manual)

Take
afew moments
to
familiarize yourself
with
camera controls
and displays.
You
may find
it
helpful
to
bookmark this section
and refer
to
it
as
you read
through
the
rest
of
the
manual.
1-rl
The Camera
Body
6
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3
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2
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IJinfrared
receiver
...........................
63,
87
IJ
Mounting mark
...................................
22
3 AF-assist illuminator
Self-timer lamp
....................................
62
Red-eye reduction lamp
...................
65
I]
Power switch
........
.
...............................
22
IShutter-release
button
.......................
26,
41,
44, 49,
57
mEyelet
for camera strap
..........
.
...
.
.......
20
I.JPower
lamp
..........................................
22
IJ
Movie-record button
............
32, 39,
48
IJCommand
dial
.....................................
30
IIl)Mode
dial
..............................................
19
m
~
(flash) button
....
.
..............................
65
lflFocal
plane
mark(-&)
mspeaker
II]Microphone
m
Lens
release button
1m
Lens
mount
..........................................
22
W
Body
cap
...............................................
79
1m
Multi accessory
port
cover
1£1
Multi accessory
port
fi!JBuilt-in flash
.........................................
65
15

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16
1 2 3
The
Camera
Body
(Continued)
4
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~==~----~~~---5
19
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Ul
~
18
17
13 12
Press
the
multi
selectorup,
down, left,
or
right
(A.,
T,
~'or
.,...
),
or
rotate
it
as
shown
at
right.
IJ
Diopter adjustment control
.............
18
IJ
Electronic
viewfinder
.........................
18
ll
Eye
sensor
.............................................
18
IJIJ
(feature)
button
.........
28,
42,
50,
58
Monitor
..........................................
17,
23
Multi selector
.......................................
69
9
(OK)
button
.....................................
69
~f:t
(A
E-Ll
AF-L)
IB
(exposure
compensation)
~
(flash
mode)
.....................................
66
~(continuous
shooting/
self-timer)
.....................................
60,
62
Memory
card
access
lamp
................
26
Battery-chamber/memory
card
slot
cover
latch
6
-~7
I
Power
connector
cover
for optional power connector
1m
Battery-chamber/
II
memory
card
slot
cover
mrripod
socket*
lflUiJ
(delete)
button
............
31,
46,
55,59
moiSP
(display)
button
.......................
23
IIJConnector
cover
mMENU
(menu)
button
........................
68
m[E]
(playback)
button
............
30,
45,
59
ifl
USB
connector
.....................................
75
II!J
HOM
Imini-pin connector
W
Connector for
II
external microphone
........................
79
*TA-N
100
tripod
adapter
not supported.

The
Monitor
NO
ICON
Battery fully
charged or
partially
discharged.
Low battery.
II
Shooting mode
...................................
19
IJ
Exposure mode
...................................
70
II
Live image control
..............................
28
IJ
Flexible program indicator
...............
34
IJ
Flash
mode
...........................................
65
S Self-timer/remote control mode
....
60
. *
Continuous mode
.............................
60
EActive
D-Lighting *
.............................
71
llr'J
. *
..
PICture
Control
..................................
71
IJWhite
balance*
...................................
71
I *
Movie settings
(HD
movies)
...........
71
Frame rate
(slow motion movies)*
....................
71
II!J
Image size*
..........................................
70
m .
*
Image quality
....................................
70
IDFocus
mode*
........................................
71
DJAF-area mode*
....................................
71
DJ
Face-priority*
................................
27,
71
iD
Focus
area
......................................
26,
71
1m
AF
area
brackets*
ID
Flash
compensation
...........................
71
lliJ
Exposure compensation
W
Flash-ready indicator
.........................
65
flil"K"
(appears when memory remains
II
for over 1000 exposures)
*Available
only
in
detailed
display.
Number
of
exposures remaining
Number
of
shots remaining
before memory bufferfills
White balance recording indicator
Card
warning indicator
Time available
...............................
48,
52
m
ISO
sensitivity
......................................
71
I
ISO
sensitivity indicator
.....................
71
Auto
ISO
sensitivity indicator
mAperture
.........................................
36,
37
fmShutter
speed
...............................
35,37
WMetering
...............................................
71
W
Battery indicator*
fmSilent
photography*
..........................
70
imHDR
........................................................
71
WGPS
connection indicator*
m
Eye-Fi
connection indicator*
II
Autoexposure (AE)/autofocus
(AF)
lock indicator
BJ
Microphone sensitivity*
IDTime
elapsed
.................................
48,
52
fmRecording indicator
.....................
48,
52
El
17

8
18
II
The
Electronic
Viewfinder
Use
the viewfinder when
bright
ambient
lighting conditions make
it
difficult
to
see
the
display in the monitor. The viewfinder dis-
play
turns
on
when
you
put
your
eye
to
the
viewfinder and
is
identical
to
that
shown on
page 17; the monitorturns
off
automatically.
Note that the monitor may turn
off
and the
viewfinder turn on
if
you place your finger
or
other objects near the eye sensor; avoid cov-
ering the sensor when using the monitor.
To
focus the display,
use
the
diopter
adjust-
ment
control. When operating
the
control
with
your eye
to
the
viewfinder, be careful
not
to
put
your finger
or
fingernails in your
eye.
Eye
sensor