COOLPIX 800 の使い方、故障・トラブル対処法

- 2 -ContentsThe Camera MenusThe A-REC MenuUsing Folders (A-REC, M-REC)LCD BrightnessAuto OffFormatting Memory CardsSEQ.XFERThe M-REC MenuVGALens Converter Settings (LENS)Black-and-White PhotographyMaking a Panorama-Tips (AE-LOCK)User SettingsRestoring Default SettingsLCD On/OffThe Controls MenuThe Playback MenuDeleting Multiple PhotographsUsing Folders (Playback)SlideshowProtecting Photographs from DeletionHiding Photographs During PlaybackPreparing Photographs for PrintingThe Controls Menu (PLAY)Connectio...

- 3 -Notes on illustrationsThe illustrations in this manual are composites. Photographs taken with theCOOLPIX 800 may differ from those shown here.The illustrations in this manual show the LCD monitor used in the NTSC-compatible model of the COOLPIX 800. Owing to differences in videostandards, the PAL-compatible model will display items in positions slightlydifferent from those shown here.OverviewOverviewThank you for buying a COOLPIX 800. This Reference Manualexplains how to use and care for your COOLP...

- 4 -Important! Before inserting batteries or handlingmemory cards, be sure to read the warnings andcautions in For Your Safety.Notes on batteriesThe camera's clock-calendar is powered by a separate rechargable capaci-tor. When you put batteries in your camera for the first time or after a longperiod of storage, wait a few hours for the capacitor to recharge beforeremoving the main batteries. The capacitor will remain charged for sometime after the main batteries have been removed.Photographs stored on t...

- 5 -Inserting and Removing Memory Cards1 Turn the camera offTurn the mode dial to OFF.2 Open the card slotTurn the camera upside down (if thecamera is on a tripod, detach it from thetripod first), then open the card slot cover.3 Insert the memory card, orﾁcInsert the card as shown at right, sliding itin until it is firmly in place at the back of theslot and the card-release button pops up.About memory cardsMemory cards can be removed from the camera without loss of data whenthe camera is off. Once removed...

- 6 -The clock batteryThe clock-calendar is powered by a separate, rechargeable capacitor,which is charged as necessary when the batteries are installed. If the camerahas been stored with the main batteries removed for a long period of time,the clock may need to be reset. Once the batteries have been reinserted,the capacitor will recharge in several hours, during which time the batteriesshould be left in the camera.Using the menusIf the menu does not appear when you press the MENU button, press theMONITOR...

- 7 -Sleep modeThe LCD monitor turns off automatically if no operations are performedfor a certain period of time (the length of time before the camera enterssleep mode can be set using the AUTO OFF item in the setup menu; see"The Camera Menus: The A-REC Menu," below). To turn the monitor onagain, half-press the shutter-release button.The MONITOR buttonThe MONITOR button controls the LCD monitor. Press the MONITORbutton once to hide settings, a second time to turn the monitor off, and athird time to turn ...

- 8 -First Steps: Taking Your First PhotographAUTONORMALImage quality (normal)Flash (auto)Step 3-Adjust camera settingsIn automatic mode, the user can adjust flash, focus, exposurecompensation, and image quality. The default settings, whichproduce the best results in most circumstances, are automatic flash,autofocus, no exposure compensation, an image quality of "nor-mal," and an image size of "full" (1,600 × 1,200 pixels).1/125F3.8These settings allow the camera to set focus automatically at anydistance ...

- 9 -NoteIf the LCD monitor is off, you will not be able to take photographs whenthe AF/Flash indicator blinks green. When the monitor is on, however,photographs can be taken even if the camera is not properly focused.Check focus in the LCD monitor before pressing the shutter-releasebutton all the way down.First Steps: Taking Your First PhotographNoteWhen using the viewfinder at ranges of less than 90cm (oneyard), frame your photographs using the smaller of the twoframes in the viewfinder display (the are...

- 10 -First Steps: Taking Your First Photograph AUTODELETE1 IMAGEDELETEYESNOSET➔SHUTTERBKNotesDo not remove the batteries while photos are being recorded to, ordeleted from, memory.The pause and delete functions described above are only available whenphotos are taken at an image size of "full" (1,600 × 1,200 pixels).The delete dialog disappears if no action is taken for ten seconds. In thiscase the image will be saved and the camera will return to shooting mode.NoteThe camera may become warm during use, b...