Nikon Coolpix awioo User manual

Nikon

Quick

Start

Guide

Take

the

Camera

Out

of

the

Box 3

First Steps 4

Shooting

and

Playback 9

Using

ViewNX

2 12

Other

Functions

16

COOL

PIX

COOLPIX

AWIOO

Thank you

for

purchasing a Nikon

COOLPI

X

AWl

00 digital camera.This

guide

introduces

the

procedures necessary for first

time

use

of

this camera.

For

more

detailed

information,

please refer

to

the

digital

Reference

Manual,

which

is

located

on

the

included

CO-ROM. For

information

on

viewing

the

camera's digital

Re

ference

Manual,

see

"Viewing

the

Reference

Manual

CO"

described below.

Be

sure

to

read

11

Shockproof,

waterproof, dustproof,

condensation,

GPS/digital

compass"

in

the

Reference

Manual before

using

this

camera.

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we

offer a

number

of

options.

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ease

visit the Nikon support home page, wh

ere

yo

u

can

:

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Mexico:

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ur

professional advi

sers

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cam

era

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s.

For

customers

in

the United

Sta

te

s:

1-800-N/KON-UX(1-800-645-6689)

For

customers

in

Ca

nada:

1-877-534-9910

For

cus

tomers

in

Mexico:

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1CIJ1

Viewing the

Reference

Manual

CD

1

Turn

on

the computer and insert the

CO-ROM

into the comput

er's

CO-ROM

drive.

2

Double-click the

CO-

RO

M icon.

Windows 7 and Windows

Vista

Users:

Computer____.

COOLPIX

AWl

00

icon

Windows

XP

U

sers:

My

Co

mput

er

--+

COO

LPI

X

AW

l

00

icon

Mac

OS

X

Users:

De

sktop____.

COOLPIX

AWl

00

icon

3

Double-click the

INOE

X.p

df

icon and then click

Reference

Manual.

In

the

event

that

any

items

are

missing,

please

contact

the

store

where

you

purchased

the

camera.

'

N/kon

COOLPIX

AWl

00

Digital Camera

Camera

strap for

Rechargeable

Li-ion

Battery

Charger

MH-65

Filter Adapter

UR-E23

(with cord)

land

use

Battery

EN-EL

12

(with

power

cable)*

(with

terminal

cover)

USB

Cable

UC-E6

Audio Video Cable ViewNX 2 Installer Reference Manual

EG-CP

16

CD

• Quick Start

Guide

(this guide) • Warranty

* Shape

of

power cable depends on country

of

use.

NOTES:

• A Secure Digital

(SO)

memory card, hereafter referred to

as

a "memory card':

is

not

provided.

See

page

21

of

the

Reference

Manual for a list

of

approved memory

cards.

• Accessories

are

not waterproof.

Parts

of

the

Camera

1 2 3

4 5 6

IJ

Shutter-release button

II

Power

switch/power-on

lamp

IJ

Flash

I Battery-chamber/memory-

card

sfot

cover

latch

release

I Battery-chamber/memory-

card

sfot

cover

latch

14

II

Battery-chamber/memory

card

srot

cover

II

Monitor

IJ

Flash

lamp

IJ

Zoom buttons

m•

(~,

movie-record)

button

m

IE

(playback)

button

15

16

17

m®

(apply

selection)

button

II]

Multi selector

BJ

Action button

m0

(shooting

mode)

button

1m

MENU

(menu) button

ID

i (delete) button

Take

the

Camera

Out

of

the

Box

I

step 1 Charge the Battery

1.

1

Connect

the

power

cable

in

the

order indicated below.

@

CHARGE

1.

2 Insert

the

battery

into

the

battery charger by

sliding

the

batteryforward (G)), and press

down

until it locks

into

place(@).

•

CHARGE

lamp starts blinking when charging

starts.

• Afully-exhausted battery charges

in

about

two

hours and

30

minutes.

• When charging

is

complete, the

CHARGE

lamp

stops blinking.

....._

Page 17

of

the Reference

Manual

1.

3 When charging

is

complete, remove

the

battery, and

then

unplug

the

charger.

step 2 Attaching the CameraStrap for

Land

Use

Remove

the

strap for land use before using

the

camera underwater.

First

Steps

Step 3 Insert the Battery

and

the

Memory

Card

Ifa

memory

card

is

inserted, images are saved

on

the

memory

card

when

you take

pictures. Ifa

memory

card

is

not

inserted, images are saved in

the

camera's internal

memory

(approximately 83MB).

3.1

Press

the

battery-chamber/memory-card

slot cover

latch release (G)) and rotate

the

battery-chamber/

memory-card

slot cover latch

(@)to

open

the

cover

(@).

3.2

Insert

the

battery.

•

Use

the

battery

to

push

the

orange battery

latch in

the

direction shown (G)), and fully

insert

the

battery(@).

• When

the

battery

is

fully inserted,

the

battery

latch locks it in pla'ce.

~

Inserting the Battery Correctly

Battery latch

Inserting

the

battery upside down or backwards could damage the camera.

Be

sure

to

confirm

that

the

battery

is

in

the correct orientation.

3.3

Insert

the

memory

card.

• Slide

the

memory

card

in

until it clicks

into

place.

~

Inserting the Memory Card Correctly

Memory

card slot

Inserting

the

memory

card upside down or backwards could damage

the

camera or

the

memory

card.

Be

sure

to

confirm that the memory card

is

in

the correct orientation. I

First

Steps

3.4

Push

the

battery

chamber/memory

card

slot-cover

to

the

camera

(G))

and

rotate

the

battery

chamber/

memory

card

slot-cover

latch

until

the

cover

is

locked

((?)).

• Rotate

the

battery-chamber/memory-card slot cover

latch until it clicks

into

place.

~

Note on Closing

the

Cover

without

Getting

the

Strap or Cord Caught

Ifthe strap or filter adapter's cord gets caught

in

the

battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover

when it

is

closed,

the

cover could be damaged. Before closing the battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover, make sure

that

the strap or cord does

not

get

caught

in

it.

~

Opening/Closing

the

Battery Chamber/Memory Card Slot-Cover

Do

not

open and close the battery

chamber/memory

card slot-cover

in

a sandy or dusty

environment or

with

wet

hands. Ifthe cover

is

closed

without

removing foreign particles,

water may seep inside the camera or the camera may become damaged.

• Ifforeign particles

get

inside the cover or camera, immediately remove

them

with a blower

or brush.

• If liquid such

as

water gets inside the cover or camera, immediately

wipe

it

off

with a soft

and dry cloth.

Removing

the

Battery and MemoryCard

Before

opening

the

battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover,

turn

the

camera

off

and

confirm

that

the

power-on

lamp

and

the

monitor

are off.

•

The

camera,

battery

and

memory

card

may

be

hot

immediately

after

using

the

camera.

Observe

caution

when

removing

the

battery

or

memory

card.

Removing

the

Battery

To

eject the battery, open the battery-chamber/memory

card

slot

cover

and

slide the orange battery latch

in

the direction shown

(G)),

and

then remove the battery straight((?)).

Removing

the

Memory

Card

•

Press

the

memory

card

in

lightly with your

fin~r

(G))

to

partially eject it, and then pull it

out

straight(@)

.

...._

Pages 19 to

21

of

the

Reference

Manual

First

Steps

Step 4

Turn

the Camera

On

Press

the

power

switch.

• The power-on lamp (green) lights, and then

the

monitor

is

turned on (the power-on lampturns

off

when

the

monitor

is

turned on.)

~

Power Saving Function (Auto

Off}

If

no operations

are

performed for awhile, the

monitor

ON/18

OFF

l=:J

will be turned

of(

the camera will enter standby mode, and the power-on lampwill blink. If

no

operations are performed for another three minutes,

the

camera will turn

off

automatically.

• While

the

camera

is

in standby mode, the msmitor

is

turned on again when any

of

the

following buttons

is

pressed.

-Power

switch, shutter-release button, 0 (shooting mode) button,IE (playback) button,

or

e

(

~~~

movie-record)

button

• The camera enters standby

mode

in

about

five minutes (default setting) when you

are

using shooting mode

or

playback mode.

step 5 Setting the DisplayLanguage, Date, andTime

Dialogs for language selection and camera clock setting are displayed

the

first

time

the

camera

is

turned on.

Use

the

multi

selector

to

select

the

settings.

Multi Selector

Operate

by

pressing

up

(

.A.

),

down

(

~

),left(

~

)

or

right(

.....,

),

or

the

®

button.

5.1

Language

--

c'::estina

Dansk

Deutsch

En

fish

Espariol

•

EMtlVIKO

Move the highlight

up

Return

to

the

previous screen

(move

the

highlight

to

the left)

••

1111!1

••

5.2

I Advance

to

the

"'

r

~

OK

~

"'

~

Press

.A.

or

T

to

choose the desired

language and

press

the ® button.

Press

.A.

or

T

to

choose

Yes

and press

the

® button.

5.3

6

~

EDT:

p"!

New

York

~

• Toronto f

Lima

~

~~

OK

12.

~

Press

-1111111

or

....

to

choose your

home

time

zone (Timezone) and

press

the

®

button

.

Daylight Saving Time

Ifdaylight saving

time

is

in effect, press the

multi selector A

to

enable the daylight

saving

time

function.

• When

the

daylight saving

time

function

is

enabled,

~

is

displayed at the

top

of

the monitor.

•

Press

'Y

to

disable the daylight saving

time function.

5.4

Date format

S.s

Y/M/0

Year/Month/Day

Mont

IDa

ear

0/MIY

Day/Month/Year 1 -1

--~

•a•

Press

A

or

'Y

to

choose the date

display order and press the ®

button

. Edit

the

date and time.

•

To

choose

an

item:

Press

....

or

-1111111

(selected in

the

following orderM,D,

Y,hour,minute

).

•

To

set the contents:

Press

A

or

'Y

.

• Finish setting: Choose minute,and

press the ®

button

or

....

.

• After finishing

the

setting,

the

shooting screen

is

displayed.

The next procedure explai

ns

basic shooting operations using

tJ

(easy auto) mode.

D Imprinting

the

Shooting Date in Printed Images

After setting

the

date and time,

press

the

MENU

button

to

display

the

Y (setup) menu and set

Print

date

setting.

•

Use

the

multi

selector

to

select and set menu options.

•

Press

the

MENU

button

to

exit the menu.

...._

Page

~

72

of

the

Reference

Manual

Pal

Changing

the

Language Setting and

the

Dateand Time Setting

Press

the

MENU

(menu)

button

to

displ

ay

the

Y (setup) menu and set Language and Time

zone and

date

.

...._

Pages

~67

and

~

78

of

the

Reference

Manual

•

First

Steps

Step

1 Check the

Battery

Level

and

the

Number

of

Exposures

Remaining

Display Description Battery le

vel

indicator

(c:JI

Battery

le

v

el

hi

g

h.

(.:Jl

Ba

ttery

level

low. Pr

epa

re to charge or

replace the batte

ry.

6

Ca

nnot take

pi

ct

ure

s.

Battery

ex

hau

sted. Charge or

repla

ce

the ba

tt

ery.

Number ofexposures remaining*

*

When

data

is

recorded to the

internal memory,

lTil

is

displayed.

..1111..

Page 22

of

the Reference

Manual

Step2

Frame

a Picture

2.1

Use

both hands

and

ready

the

camera.

•

Be

careful

not to

rest

your finger

or

anything

else

on

the

lens

or

flash.

2.2

Frame

the picture.

• When the

camera

determines a

scene

mode, the shooting

mode icon

changes.

• When the

camera

detects a

face,

ayellow double border

(focus

area)

is

displayed.

• When non-human subjects

are

photographed, or asubject

whose

face

cannot

be

detected

is

framed, the focus

area

is

not displayed. Position the

main subject

near

the center ofthe monitor.

..1111..

Page 28

of

the Reference

Manual

Shooting

and

Playback

I

Using

the

Zoom

Press

the

zoom

buttons

to

activate

the

optical

zoom.

• The

subject

fills a larger area

of

the

frame:

Press

T

(zoom

in).

• The area visible increases in

the

frame:

Press

W (zoom out).

• When

the

power

is

turned

on,

the

zoom

is

at

the

maximum

wide-angle

position

.

..a....

Page

29

of

the

Reference

Manual

Step3

Focus

and

Shoot

3.1

Press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway,

i.e.,

press

the

button

slightly

until

you

feel resistance.

•

When

a face

is

detected

in step

2:

The camera focuses

on

the

face framed by a

double

border

in

the

focus

area.

When

the

subject

is

in focus,

the

double

border

lights in

green.

•

When

a face

is

not

detected:

Focus area

-

•

Flash

lamp

The camera

automatically

selects one

or

more

of

the

nine focus areas

containing

the

subject closest

to

the

camera. When

the

subject

is

in focus,

the

focus areas

that

are in

focus (up

to

nine areas)

light

in

green. Shutter speed Aperture value

•

When

the

shutter-release

button

is

pressed

halfway and

the

focus area or focus indicator

may

blink

red,

the

camera

is

unable

to

focus. Change

the

composition

and press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway again.

Flash

lamp

The flash

lamp

indicates

the

status

of

the

flash

when

you press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway.

On

Flash

fires

when the shutter button

is

pressed.

Blinking

Flash

charging.*

Off

Flash

does not

fire.

*When

the

battery

level

is

low,

the

monitor

is

turned

off

during

charging

of

the

flash.

Shooting

and

Playback

3.2

Press

the shutter-release button

all

the

way,

i.e.,

press

the button

the

rest

of

the way down.

• The shutter

is

released and

the

picture

is

recorded

to

the

memory

card

or

internal memory.

•

If

you

press

the

shutter-release

button

with

too

much

force,

the

camera

may shake, causing images

to

be blurred.

Press

the

button

gently

.

....._

Page

30

of

the

Reference

Manual

step 4 PlayBackImages

Press

the

[E

(playback)

button.

The

camera

enters

playback mode.

•

The

last image

taken

is

displayed

in

full-frame

playback mode.

•

Use

the

mu

lti selectortoview previous

and

subsequent

images

. Display previous

images

-

To

view previous

images:

A

or

<1111111

-

To

view subsequent

images:

T

or

.,...

•

To

return to shooting mode,

press

the 0 button, the shutter-

release

button, or the e (

•If

movie-record) button.

Delete Unwanted Images

To

deletethe image currently displayed on the monitor,

press

the

1iiJ

(delete) button.

When the deletion

screen

is

displayed,

press

the multi

selector A

or

T to select Current

image

and

press

the

(@

button.

When theconfirmation dialog

is

displayed,

press

A

or

T

to select Yes and

press

the

(@

button to delete the

image that

is

displayed.

• After

pressing

the

1iiJ

button,

press

A

or

T to choose

Erase selected images

and

choose multiple

images

to

be

deleted.

Choose

All images

to

delete

all

images.

~

Display subsequent

images

• Deleted

images

cannot

be

recovered

.

To

cancel,

choose

No

and

press

the

(@

button.

....._

Page

34

of

the

Reference

Manual

step 5 Turn

Off

the Camera

Press

the power switch to turn the

camera

off.

I

ON/

fF.;il

OFF

~

Shooting

and

Playback

.)

ViewNX

2

is

an

ail-in-one software package which enables you to transfer, view, edit

and

share

images.

Install ViewNX 2 using the ViewNX 2 Installer

CD.

Installing ViewNX 2

•

An

internet connection

is

required.

Compatible

Operating

Systems

Windows

• Windows 7 Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Enterprise/Ultimate

• Windows

Vista

Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/Ultimate

(Service

Pack

2)

• Windows

XP

Home Edition/Professional

(Service

Pack

3)

Macintosh

•

Mac

OS

X(version 1

0.5.8,

1

0.6.7)

Refer

to the Nikon website for the latest information on operating

system

compatibility.

1 Start

the

computer and insert

the

ViewNX 2 Installer

CD

intothe

CD-ROM drive.

• Mac

OS:

When

the

ViewNX 2

window

is

displayed,

double-click

the

Welcome

ICOn.

Using

ViewNX

2

2 Select a language in

the

language selection dialog

to

open the

installation window.

• If

the

desired language

is

not

available, click Region Selection

to

choose a

different

region and

then

choose

the

desired language (the Region Selection

button

is

not

available in

the

European release).

• Click Next

to

display

the

installation

window.

Welcome

to

the

world

of

N~kon

digJt-.1

photography.

Pf.e.Bse

$elect

your

~an.gua.ce

from

the

c:Jr'Qp-down

1i$t

3 Start

the

installer.

) ViewNX

1,

Whit:h

('t)~b~E's

y;}u

l.o

shan'!,~.

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transkr

ph¢t0s,

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au

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re-q<.~if~

SL"::ftw.:;:re'u'*O:~

if1<;tal~.

• We

recommend

clicking Installation Guide in

the

installation

window

to

check

the

installation help

information

and system requirements before installing

ViewNX 2.

• Click Typical Installation (Recommended) in

the

installation

window.

4 Download the software.

•

When

the

Software Download screen

is

displayed, click I

agree-

Begin

download.

•

Follow

the

on-screen instructions

to

install

the

software.

5 Exit

the

installer when

the

installation completion screen

is

displayed.

• Windows: Click

Yes.

• Mac

OS:

Click

OK.

The

following

software

is

installed:

• ViewNX 2 (consisting

of

the

three

modules

below)

-Nikon Transfer

2:

For transferring images

to

the

computer

-ViewNX

2:

For viewing, editing, and

printing

transferred images

-Nikon Movie Editor: For basic

editing

of

transferred movies

• Panorama Maker 5 (for creating a single panorama

photo

using a series

of

images

shot in panorama assist scene

mode)

• QuickTime (Windows only)

6 Remove the ViewNX 2 Installer

CD

from the CD-ROM Drive.

Using

ViewNX

2

Transferring Images

to

the Computer

1 Choose how images will be copied

to

the

computer.

Choose

one

of

the

following

methods:

• Direct

USB

connection: Turn

the

camera

off

and ensure

that

the

memory

card is

inserted in

the

camera.

Connect

the

camera

to

the

computer

using

the

included

USB

Cable

UC-E6

and

then

turn

the

camera

on

.

•

SO

card slot: If

your

computer

is

equipped

with

an

SO

card slot,

the

card can be

inserted

directly

in

the

slot.

•

SO

card reader:

Connect

a card reader (available separately

from

third-party

suppliers)

to

the

computer

and insert

the

memory

card.

Ifa message

is

displayed

prompting

you

to

choose a program, select Nikon Transfer

2.

•

When

using Windows 7

If

the

dialog

shown

at

right

is

displayed,

follow

the

steps

below

to

select Nikon Transfer

2.

1 A program

selection

dialog

will

be

displayed;

select

Import

File

using Nikon Transfer 2

and

click

OK.

2 Double-click

Import

File.

If

the

memory

card contains a large

number

of

images,

it

may

take a

while

for Nikon

Transfer 2

to

start. Wait until Nikon Transfer 2 starts.

~

Connecting the

USB

Cable

The

connection may not

be

recognized ifthe camera isconnected

to

the computer

via

a

USB

hub.

Using

ViewNX

2

2 Transfer images

to

the

computer.

• Confirm

that

the

name

of

the

connected camera

or

removable disk

is

displayed in

the

"Source" panel in

the

Nikon Transfer 2 "Options" area

(G))

.

• Click

Start

Transfer

(@).

@

•

At

default settings, all

the

images

on

the

memory

card will be copied

to

the

computer.

3 Terminate

the

connection.

• If

the

camera

is

connected

to

the

computer,

turn

the

camera

off

and disconnect

the

USB

cable. Ifyou are using a card reader

or

card slot, choose

the

appropriate

option

in

the

computer

operating system

to

eject

the

removable disk

corresponding

to

the

memory

card and

then

remove

the

card

from

the

card

reader

or

card slot.

Viewing Images

Start ViewNX 2.

• Images

are

displayed in ViewNX 2

when

transfer

is

complete.

• Consult online help for

more

information

on

using ViewNX

2.

N Starting ViewNX2 Manually

• Windows:Double-click the ViewNX 2 shortcut on the desktop.

• Mac

OS

:Click the ViewNX 2 icon

in

the Dock.

Using

ViewNX

2 •

I

Flash

Mode,

Self-Timer, Macro

Mode

and Exposure

Compensation

Use

the multi selector in shooting mode

to

apply

the

following settings.

Flash mode

The flash modesavailable are

~AUTO

(Auto),

t®

(Auto

with

red-eye

reduction), ®

(Off),

~

(Fill

flash), and

tti

(Slow sync) modes.

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54

of

the

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Exposure compensation

Flash

mode

Overall image brightness or darkness can

1

-·

be adjusted by setting exposure

compensation before taking pictures.

L.....--------1

Self-

timer

When

the

image

is

too

dark, apply

~

Exposure compensation

positive(+) exposure compensation.

When

the

image

is

too

bright, applynegative(-) exposure

compensation.

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of

the

Reference

Manual

Macro

Mode

Use

forclose-ups. The camera can focus

at acloser distance when

the

zoom

is

at

a position where M

and

the

zoom

indicator lights in green.

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57

of

the

Reference

Manual

Macro

mode

The camera

is

equipped

with

ten- and two-second timers.

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56

of

the

Reference

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Self-timer

~-

Other

Functions

Selecting a Shooting

Mode

Press

the

0

button

in shooting

mode

to

display

the

shooting-mode selection menu.

Choose ashooting modewith

the

mu

lti

se

lector,

and press

the

(@

button

to

change

to

that mode.

1

2

3

4

Easy

auto mode

EJ

1.

tJ

Easy

auto

mode

2.

~

Scene

mode*

3.

SO

Special effects

mode*

4.

~

Smart

portrait

mode

5.

0

Auto

mode

5

* The icon displayed will differ according

to

the

chosen

scene

mode

or

chosen special effects

mode

.

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26

of

the

Reference

Manual

Selecting a Playback

Mode

Press

the

[E

button

in

playback

mode

to

display

the

playback-mode selection menu.

Choose a playback mode with the multi selector,

and press

the

(@

button

to

change

to

that mode.

1

2

3

4

Play

El

1.

[E

Playback

mode

(all

images)

2.

b Favorite pictures

mode

3.

1m

Auto

sort

mode

4.

b List

by

date

mode

..._ Page

70

of

the

Reference

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Recording Movies

Movies can be recorded in any shooting mode.

Press

the

e (

ttl'

movie-record)

button

to

start

movie recording.

Press

the

e (

ttl'

movie-record)

button

again

to

stop movie recording.

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of

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Reference

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Other

Functions

(.

I

Using Camera Menus

Shoottng

nwnu

-

Press

the

MENU

button

to

display

the

menu and

to

select options

for

the

menu

items.

~

·

~

0 lma

emode

•

Use

the multi selector

to

navigate the

menus

([I]7).

• Select a

tab

on

the

left end

of

the

monitor

to

display

the

corresponding menu.

•

Press

the

MENU

button

again

to

exit

the

menu.

Switching Between Tabs in

the

Menu

Screen

Shootmg

menu

-Set

up

White balance

Continuous

ISO

sensitivity

AF

area

mode

Autofocus

mode

0 lma

emode

• Welcome screen

--

•

Whitebalance

Continuous

ISO

sensitivity

AFarea

mode

Autofocus

mode

AUTO

1!1

AUTO

l!J

Af-S

y

Time

zone

and date

Monitor

settings

Print date

OFF

Vibrationreduction

~

Motion

detection

...

~

•

AF

assist

AUTO

Press

the

multi

selector

~

to

Press

the

multi

selector •

or

highlight

the

tab. T

to

select a tab, and press The selected menu

is

displayed.

the ®

button

or

....

.

....._

Pages

11

and

12

of

the

Reference

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Using

the

Action Button

When

the

action

button

is

pressed, either

of

the

following

operations set in Assign action

button

of

the

setup

menu

can be performed.

Display map

Displaythe currentlocation on amapduringshooting (onlywhen

Record

GPS

data

in

GPS

options

of

the map menu

is

set

to

On

).

Display the shooting location

of

an

image on a map during

playback(only imageson which position information

is

recorded).

Action control

AUTO

1!1

AUTO

lll

M"-s

In

the

action menu,you can select

the

following options

by

shaking

the

camera

up/

down

or

forward/backward.

• Shooting mode:You can select

the

Easy

auto

mode

,

Auto

mode

,Beach,Snow,

Landscape and

Underwater

modes.

· Start

movie

recording:

Press

the

action

button

to

begin shooting.

Press

the

button

again

to

exit shooting.

• Quick

playback

:Display images in full-frame playback mode.

• Currentposition:Display

the

current location on a

map

(onlywhen Record

GPS

data

in

GPS

options

of

the map menu

is

set

to

On

).

Press

the

action

button

to

select

the

function.

....._

Page

13

of

the

Reference

Manual

• Other

Functions

Playback Mode W T

The

following

options can be

performed in full-frame playback

mode.

O~?'ti<>n

Use

Oescriptien

r='tn

Use

the multi selector to choose a picture.

Choose pictures

~~

~

~~

r

1

......._

Page 10

of

the Reference Manual

L._~_U

Thumbnail/

Press

the zoom button W

(~)to

display images by

4,

9,

16

W(~)

picture thumbnails.

Calendar display

......._

Page 33 ofthe

Reference

Manual

Press

the zoom button T

(q)

to enlarge the view

of

the

Playback

zoom T

(q)

picture currently displayed

on

the monitor, up to about 1

Ox.

Press

the(@ button to return to full-frame playback mode.

......._

Page 33 of

the

Reference

Manual

Display

maps

ft Display the shooting location

of

an

image

on

a

map.

......._

Page 13

of

the

Reference

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Display If

pressed

when displaying asequence that

is

displayed

by

individual

its

key

picture only,

all

pictures

in

the sequence

are

pictures

of

a displayed

as

individual pictures.

sequence

......._

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~

7

of

the

Reference

Manual

Scroll

a picture

(@

Display the short

side

of

the current picture filling the entire

recorded with

screen

and

scroll

the picture automatically.

easy

panorama

......._

Page

~4

of

the

Reference

Manual

Play

back

Press

the(@ button to

play

back

the displayed movies.

movies

......._

Page

84

of

the

Reference

Manual

Delete pictures

.....

Select

the deletion method

and

delete the picture(s).

m1

......._

Page

34

of

the

Reference

Manual

Display playback

MENU

Press

the

MENU

button to display the playback menu.

menu

......._

Page

11

of

the

Reference

Manual

Switch to

Press

the [E) button

or

the

shutter-release

button.

You

can

also

[E

switch

to shooting

by

pressing

thee

("'If

movie-record)

shooting mode button.

Other

Functions

I

~

Other

Features

of

the

COOLPIX

AW100

Shooting

Mode

...a...

Page

26

of

the Reference

Manual

Various

shooting

modes

can be chosen.

tJ

Easy

auto

mode

...a...

Page 38 of

the

Reference

Manual

By

simply

framing

a picture,

the

camera

automatically

selects

the

optimum

scene

mode

for

simpler

shooting.

~

Scene

mode

...a...

Page

39

of

the

Reference

Manual

Camera settings are

automatically

optimized

for

the

selected scene.

SO

Special effects

mode

...a...

Page 47

of

the

Reference

Manual

Effects can be

applied

to

pictures

during

shooting.

Six

different

effects are available.

~

Smart portrait mode

...a...

Page

49

of

the

Reference

Manual

The camera

detects

smiling faces and

automatically

releases

the

shutter

even

if

you

don't

press

the

shutter-release

button

(smile timer). The skin

softening

function

makes facial

skin tones softer.

0 Auto mode

...a...

Page

51

of

the

Reference

Manual

Basic

shooting operations

can

be

performed.

Also,

change the settings for the options

in

the

shooting menu according

to

the shooting conditions and the kind

of

images you want to

capture.

Movie recording

...a...

Page

80

of

the Reference

Manual

Movies can be recorded in

slow

motion

or in fast

motion.

Using GPS/Display Maps

...a...

Page

86

of

the Reference

Manual

Record

the

position

information

on

the

image

using

GPS

and display

the

current

position

and

image

shooting

location

on

the

screen using

the

camera's internal

map

information.

Picture Editing

...a...

Page

~

15

of

the Reference

Manual

Various effects can be

added

to

pictures taken.

...a...

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~24

of

the Reference

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Print pictures

by

connecting

the

camera

directly

to

a

PictBridge-compatible

printer.

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