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Contents
Product Documentation
First Steps
Getting to Know the COOLPIX 990
Control Panel
Through the Viewfinder
LCD Monitor
Camera Menus
Putting Batteries in the Camera
Inserting the Memory Card
Choosing a Language
Setting theTime and Date
Taking a Photograph
Playback and Deletion
Basic Photography
Optical and Digital Zoom
Using the Flash
Focus
Autofocus Mode
Focus Lock
Using the Self-Timer
Image Quality and Size
Image Quality
Image Size
Exposure Compensation
Reviewing Photographs
Advanced Photography
Focus Area Selection
Exposure Mode
Programmed Auto
Aperture-Priority Auto
Shutter-Priority Auto
Manual
Manual Focus
Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)
White Balance
Preset White Balance
Metering
Auto-Exposure Hold
Continuous Photography
Best-Shot Selection
Contrast, Brightness, and ImageType
Image Sharpening
Camera Control
User Settings
Exposure Options
Focus Options
Zoom Options
Speedlight (Flash) Options
Restoring Default Settings
Settings for Optional Lens Converters
Playback
Basic Playback
Single-Image Playback
Thumbnail Playback
Deleting Individual Photographs
Deleting Multiple Photographs
Deleting Selected Photographs
Deleting All Photographs
Deleting Folders
Selecting a Folder for Playback
Slide Show
Restarting a Slide Show
Changing the Display Interval
Protecting Photographs from Deletion
Hiding Photographs During Playback
Preparing Photographs for Printing
Camera Setup
Accessing Setup Options
Accessing the Setup Menus
Setup Menu Options
Using Folders
Selecting a Folder
Folder Options
Monitor Options
Display Mode (M-REC Only)
Brightness
Hue
Sound Settings
Customizing Camera Controls
Memorize
Function Buttons
Auto Off
File Numbering
Formatting Memory Cards
Confirming Shutter Release
Date and Time
Video Mode
Language
Connections
Connecting to a Television or VCR
Connecting to a Computer
Using Nikon View
Reading Photographs from Memory Cards
Technical Notes
Caring for Your Camera
Cleaning
Storage
Accessories
What’s in the Box
Optional Accessories
Troubleshooting
Error Messages
Specifications
The Guide to Digital Photography with the COOLPIX 990 DIGITAL CAMERA Electronic Edition Product Documentation First Steps Basic Photography Advanced Photography Playback Camera Setup Connections Technical Notes 1 C o n t e n t s Click to go
Product Documentation Thank you for your purchase of a COOLPIX 990 digital cam- era. The documentation for this product includes the manuals listed below. Please be sure to read all instructions thoroughly to get the most from your camera. Fast Track Guide/For Your Safety In addition to taking first time users step-by-step through the process of setting up and using the camera, the printed Fast Track Guide gives a quick overview of camera settings. For Your Safety, printed on the reverse of the Fast Track Guide, lists warnings and cautions that should be observed when using and storing your camera, together with legal informa- tion. Please keep this document where all those who use the camera will read it. Menu Guide This printed guide provides an overview of the camera’s menus. Guide to Digital Photography The Guide to Digital Photography (this manual, available in both electronic and printed formats) provides detailed informa- tion about your camera. The electronic edition features clickable links not available in the printed guide; otherwise the contents of the two manuals are identical. Both are divided into the following chapters: 2 P r o d u c t D o c u m e n t a t i o n First Steps Guides you step-by-step through the process of setting up your camera and taking your first photograph Basic Photography Introduces the shooting options available in A-REC mode, a “point-and-shoot” mode that gives you control over flash, focus, and image quality settings, while the camera auto- matically adjusts other settings for the best results Advanced Photography Details the shooting options available in M-REC mode, an advanced shooting mode that gives you complete control over camera settings Playback Explains how to view and delete the photographs stored in the camera’s memory Camera Setup Details the options available in the SET-UP menus Connections Describes how to connect your camera to a television or computer Technical Notes Provides information on caring for your camera, camera accessories, specifications, and troubleshooting
To make it easier to find the information you need, the follow- ing symbols and conventions are used: About A table of contents appears on the first page of the electronic Guide to Digital Photography. In addition, each chapter begins with an outline of the topics covered. Click on the heading to open the guide to the indicated chapter or section. Click the icon at the bottom right corner of each page for an explanation of the symbols and conventions used in this manual. icon at the bottom of each page for Click the an explanation of how to use the camera menus. Click the a quick overview of camera menus. icon at the bottom of each page for Click the view an illustration identifying camera parts. icon at the bottom of each page to Blue text indicates a link to another part of the Guide to Digital Photography. To follow the link, click the blue text. Printing this manual While this guide is also available in printed format, you may find it conve- nient to print portions of the electronic edition for ease of reference. The desired pages can be printed using the Print… command in the Adobe Acrobat Reader File menu. 3 P r o d u c t D o c u m e n t a t i o n This icon marks cautions, information that you should read before use to prevent damage to your camera. This icon marks notes, information that you should read before using your camera. This icon marks tips, additional information you may find helpful when using your camera. This icon marks references to other documenta- tion or to another part of this manual. This icon is used throughout these manuals to mark cross references to the Fast Track Guide. This icon is used throughout these manuals to mark cross references to For Your Safety. This icon is used throughout these manuals to mark cross references to the Guide to Digital Photography. Life-Long Learning As part of Nikon’s “Life-Long Learning” commitment to providing ongoing product support and education, a continuing set of new and updated infor- mation is always available on-line at www.nikon-euro.com. Please visit this site to keep up-to-date with the latest in product information, tips, FAQs, and general advice on the subjects of Digital Imaging and Photography.
First Steps This chapter: • Introduces you to the parts of the COOLPIX 990 and the camera menus • Takes you step-by-step through the process of setting up your camera • Outlines the steps involved in taking photographs and play- ing them back 4 F i r s t S t e p s Getting to Know the COOLPIX 990 Putting Batteries in the Camera Inserting the Memory Card Choosing a Language Setting the Time and Date Taking a Photograph Playback and Deletion Click to go
Getting to Know the COOLPIX 990 Take a few moments to familiarize yourself with camera con- trols, displays, and menus. The lens section is attached to the camera body by a hinge that permits the lens to be rotated through 270°. For more information, see: “First Steps: Taking a Picture” MODE (FUNC 1) Shutter-release button button Control panel Mode dial DC-IN connector Lens Viewfinder USB/serial connector MENU button MONITOR button Viewfinder eyepiece Flash-ready lamp LCD Monitor Exposure compensation (FUNC 2) button Command dial VIDEO OUT Memory-card slot Eyelet for camera strap Multi selector Zoom-in (Tele) button Zoom-out (Wide) button Autofocus lamp Focus mode (Delete) button Image-quality/ Size button Flash/Sensitivity (Thumbnail) button Built-in flash Red-eye reduction lamp Photocell Connector for external flash Diopter-adjust- ment dial Tripod socket Battery- chamber cover Battery- chamber latch Click for more information 5 F i r s t S t e p s : G e t t i n g t o K n o w t h e C O O L P I X 9 9 0
Control Panel Through the Viewfinder 6 Manual focus indicator Metering mode Sensitivity (ISO equivalency) indicator Shutter-speed/aperture display (press to switch between shutter- speed and aperture) Focus target (A-REC)/ Center focus area for manual or automatic AF area selection (M-REC) F i r s t S t e p s : G e t t i n g t o K n o w t h e C O O L P I X 9 9 0 Battery indicator Memory-card indicator White-balance indicator (FUNC. 1/ FUNC. 2) Exposure mode Image size Focus mode Continuous Flash mode Exposure compensation indicator Exposure count display (shows number of exposures remaining) Use this area to frame photographs at ranges of less than 90 cm (1 yd) Image quality Click for more information Use the diopter-adjustment dial to adjust viewfinder focus.
LCD Monitor NONOV BSS WB-L AE-L 24 22 20 26 25 23 21 19 18 28 +0.7 P 1/60 F2.7 17 15 16 29 30 14 1 27 2 X2.0 3 31 54 6 8 10 12 13 ISOISO VGAGA FINEFINE [ 10] 7 9 11 1 Zoom indicator 2 Digital zoom 3 Focus mode/manual focus dis- tance 4 External flash indicator 5 Flash mode (built-in flash) 6 Battery indicator 7 Image sharpening 8 White-balance program 9 Sensitivity (ISO equivalency) 10 Image adjustment 11 Image size 12 Image quality 13 Number of exposures remain- ing at current settings 14 Exposure compensation 15 Aperture (f number) 16 Shutter speed 17 Exposure mode 18 Metering mode 19 Continuous (multi-shot) mode 20 Exposure bracketing indicator 21 Auto-exposure lock 22 White-balance lock 23 Best-shot selection 24 Lens converter indicator 25 Current folder 26 User set number 27 Self-timer indicator 28 Auto-exposure target (spot metering) 29 Focus areas 30 Exposure display (manual expo- sure mode) 31 “Date not set” icon Camera Menus Changes to some settings can be made with the help of menus that appear in the LCD monitor. Separate menus are available for each operating mode: Mode Controls Menu A-REC, M-REC, PLAY SET-UP Basic camera setup (e.g., formatting memory cards, setting time and date). SET-UP menus for M-REC and PLAY accessible from SHOOT- ING and PLAY BACK menus respectively. Options available depend on operating mode. M-REC SHOOTING Advanced shooting options (e.g., white balance, metering) PLAY PLAY BACK Playback options Menu operations are performed with the multi selector, the MENU button, and the command dial, as described on the pages that follow. 7 F i r s t S t e p s : G e t t i n g t o K n o w t h e C O O L P I X 9 9 0
Viewing the menus Press the MENU button to display the menu for the current mode. 8 WHITE BALANCE A 1 2 S A A MENU PAGE2 SELECT SET • The menu can be hidden by pressing the MENU button when is dis- played in the lower left corner of the LCD monitor (to clear the M-REC menu from the monitor when MENU PAGE2 is displayed as shown at left, press the MENU button twice: once to display the second page of the M-REC menu, the second time to clear the menu from the screen). F i r s t S t e p s : G e t t i n g t o K n o w t h e C O O L P I X 9 9 0 Making a selection Use the multi selector to make a selection. 1 2 METERING A 1 2 S A A MENU PAGE2 A 1 2 S A A MENU PAGE2 Highlight menu item 4 Make selection 3 A 1 2 S A A MENU OF F METERING Matrix Spot Center-Weighted Spot AF Area SELECT SET A 1 2 S A A MENU OF F METERING Matrix Spot Center-Weighted Spot AF Area SELECT SET Highlight option SELECT SET Display options METERING • To go back one step, press the multi selector to the left. • The selection for some menu options is made from a sub-menu. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to select the desired setting from the sub-menu. SELECT SET • Changes to settings apply as soon as the selection is made. • In M-REC mode, the view through the lens is visible behind the main menu. Photo- graphs can be taken while the menu is displayed by pressing the shutter-release button. In A-REC mode, the view through the lens can be restored by half-pressing the shutter-release button. You can take a picture at any time by pressing the shutter- release button all the way down. The A-REC menu will be restored when you remove your finger from the shutter-release button. •
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