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Shooting Features
Depending on shooting mode, you can set the following functions by tapping
the icons at the left of the monitor. When the icons are hidden, tap A.
* Availability depends on the setting.
Basic Shooting Settings
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Macro mode
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Exposure
compensation
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Содержание
- Reference manual 1
- Convenient features 2
- Stand by 2
- Introduction 4
- Read this first 4
- About this manual 5
- Before taking important pictures 6
- Information and precautions 6
- Life long learning 6
- Use only nikon brand electronic accessories 6
- About the manuals 7
- Notice concerning prohibition of copying or reproduction 7
- Disposing of data storage devices 8
- For your safety 9
- Warnings 9
- Notices 12
- Notices for customers in the u s a 12
- Notice for customers in canada 14
- Notices for customers in europe 14
- Wi fi wireless lan network function 15
- Oman tra 16
- Registered no er0103077 13 dealer no da0087468 12 16
- Notes about gps 19
- Basic steps for shooting and playback 10 20
- Introduction ii 20
- Parts of the camera 1 20
- Table of contents 20
- Playback features 64 21
- Shooting features 34 21
- Connecting the camera to a tv and computer 94 22
- General camera setup 77 22
- Recording and playing back movies 72 22
- Using android os 79 22
- Reference section e 1 23
- Technical notes and index f 1 24
- 12 11 14 27
- 15 2 3 4 6 7 5 8 9 27
- Parts of the camera 27
- The camera body 27
- Attaching the camera strap 28
- D menu button 29
- Using the camera buttons 29
- Using the menu by pressing and holding the power switch 29
- V back button 29
- W home button 29
- Dragging 30
- Operating the touch panel 30
- Tapping 30
- Touching and holding 30
- Flicking 31
- Notes about the touch panel 31
- Notes about touch panel operations 31
- Place your finger on the touch panel and quickly move it up down right or left and release it to scroll use this operation to switch the screen a 81 31
- Spread two fingers apart pinch two fingers together use this operation to zoom in out on an image a 64 in playback mode switch to thumbnail playback mode from full frame playback mode a 65 31
- Spreading pinching 31
- Indicators of the monitor touch panel 32
- Shooting mode 32
- Playback mode 34
- Rotating the monitor display 35
- Basic steps for shooting and playback 36
- Preparation 1 insert the battery 36
- Removing the battery 37
- Make sure the battery is installed in the camera and then connect the camera to the charging ac adapter in order of 1 to 3 38
- Preparation 2 charge the battery 38
- Prepare the included charging ac adapter 38
- Charging using a computer or battery charger 39
- Disconnect the charging ac adapter from the electrical outlet and then disconnect the usb cable 39
- Notes about charging the battery 39
- Close the memory card slot cover 40
- Insert the memory card 40
- Preparation 3 insert a memory card 40
- Turn off the camera and open the memory card slot cover 40
- Internal memory and memory cards 41
- Removing the memory card 41
- Configure the wi fi wireless lan settings 42
- Preparation 4 configuring various settings 42
- Press the power switch to turn on the camera 42
- Select the language 42
- Set the various options such as the date and time 42
- When you turn on the camera for the first time after purchase the welcome screen is displayed follow the on screen instructions to set each option 42
- Changing the settings later 43
- Clock battery 43
- Configure the date and time settings on the android os setting menu a 86 43
- Date time settings 43
- Press the w button m settings m date time 43
- Battery level indicator 44
- Check the battery level indicator and the number of exposures remaining 44
- Number of exposures remaining 44
- Press the power switch 44
- Step 1 turn the camera on 44
- Taking pictures immediately after turning on the camera 45
- Step 2 select a shooting mode 46
- Tap the desired shooting mode icon 46
- Tap the shooting mode icon 46
- Available shooting modes 47
- Step 3 frame a picture 48
- Using the zoom 49
- Press the shutter release button halfway 50
- Step 4 focus and shoot 50
- To add comments to the taken image tap h 50
- Without lifting your finger press the shutter release button the rest of the way down 50
- Imprinting the shooting date on printed images 51
- Motion detection 51
- Notes about saving images and recording movies 51
- The shutter release button 51
- Touch shooting 51
- Drag the current image to display the previous or next image 52
- Step 5 play back images 52
- Tap the playback mode icon 52
- Operation icons in playback mode 53
- Viewing comments 53
- Play back an image to delete and press the d button 54
- Step 6 delete images 54
- Tap the desired delete option 54
- Tap yes 54
- Add n to all images to delete and tap i to apply the selection 55
- Notes about deleting images 55
- Operating the erase selected images screen 55
- Tap an image to add n 55
- Press and hold the power switch for several seconds 56
- Select how the camera turns off 56
- Step 7 turn the camera off 56
- Tap power off 56
- By default the camera reduces power consumption by automatically entering the modes listed below 57
- Power saving function 57
- Power saving tips 57
- Adding comments to images 58
- Adding comments when shooting 58
- Adding comments when playing back 59
- Tap i or j to edit or delete comments 59
- Tap the comment area 59
- View the image with comments in full frame playback mode 59
- Viewing editing comments 59
- Easy auto mode 60
- G easy auto mode 60
- Shooting features 60
- A auto mode 61
- Auto mode 61
- Functions available in a auto mode 61
- Adjusting creative slider 62
- Scene mode shooting suited to scenes 63
- To select a scene tap the desired scene icon on the screen shown on the left to display the previous or next option flick the screen to the left or right 63
- When a scene is selected the camera settings are automatically optimized for the selected scene 63
- Adjusting scene effect 64
- The changes made to the scene effects are stored in the camera s memory even after the camera is turned off 64
- The scene effect adjustment slider is displayed by tapping g in the scene modes listed below tap or drag the scene effect adjustment slider to adjust the degree of effect to be applied to images taken in the selected scene mode after you finish making the adjustment tap g to hide the scene effect adjustment slider 64
- Viewing a description help information of each scene 64
- D sports 65
- E night portrait 65
- F party indoor 65
- K close up 65
- M fireworks show 65
- N black and white copy 65
- Tips and notes 65
- U food 65
- Notes about printing panoramas 66
- O backlighting 66
- P easy panorama 66
- Af areas 67
- Notes about pet portrait auto release 67
- O pet portrait 67
- Effects can be applied to images during shooting 68
- Select an effect by tapping the icon of the desired effect on the screen shown on the left and tap i to display the previous or next option flick the screen to the left or right 68
- Special effects mode applying effects when shooting 68
- End automatic shooting 70
- Frame the picture 70
- Smart portrait mode shooting smiling faces 70
- Without pressing the shutter release button wait for the subject to smile 70
- Functions available in smart portrait mode 71
- Basic shooting settings 72
- Depending on shooting mode you can set the following functions by tapping the icons at the left of the monitor when the icons are hidden tap a 72
- Tap the desired flash mode icon a 48 to select it 73
- Tap the flash mode icon 73
- Using the flash 73
- Available flash modes 74
- Flash mode setting 74
- Red eye reduction 74
- Frame the picture and press the shutter release button halfway 75
- Tap the self timer icon 75
- Tap y or z 75
- The camera is equipped with a self timer that releases the shutter about ten seconds or two seconds after you press the shutter release button set vibration reduction to off in the setup menu a 77 when using a tripod to stabilize the camera 75
- Using the self timer 75
- Press the shutter release button the rest of the way down 76
- Move the zoom control to set the zoom ratio to a position where f and the zoom indicator glow green 77
- Tap the macro mode icon 77
- Using macro mode 77
- Adjusting brightness exposure compensation 78
- Tap or drag the slider to change the exposure compensation value and tap i 78
- Tap the exposure compensation icon 78
- Default settings 79
- The default settings for each function in each shooting mode are described below 79
- Functions that can be set with the d button shooting menu 81
- Functions that can be set with the menu button shooting menu 81
- The settings that can be changed vary depending on shooting mode as indicated below 81
- When shooting images in shooting mode you can set the menu options listed below by pressing the d button a 3 81
- Shooting menu options 82
- Functions that cannot be used simultaneously 83
- Some shooting settings cannot be used with other functions 83
- Notes about digital zoom 85
- Focusing on subjects 86
- Using target finding af 86
- Face detection 87
- Skin softening 88
- Subjects not suitable for autofocus 88
- Focus lock 89
- Playback features 90
- Playback zoom 90
- Thumbnail playback 91
- Adding images to a timeline 92
- Tap add remove images 92
- Tap g on the playback screen 92
- Tap the timeline to which to add the image 92
- Timeline view chronological display 92
- Notes about timeline 93
- Tap the desired image to add n 93
- Displaying images in timeline view 94
- Adding removing images to from timeline images can be added to a timeline by selecting add to remove from timeline view a 70 in the playback menu you can use this option to add or remove images to or from multiple timelines simultaneously 95
- Functions that can be set with the d button timeline menu 95
- Functions that can be set with the menu button timeline menu 95
- When displaying images in timeline view you can operate the menu options listed below by pressing the d button 95
- Functions that can be set with the d button playback menu 96
- Functions that can be set with the menu button playback menu 96
- When viewing images in full frame playback mode or thumbnail playback mode you can set the menu options listed below by pressing the d button a 3 to display a previous next option flick the screen to the left or right 96
- Press the shutter release button again to end recording 98
- Press the shutter release button all the way down to start recording 98
- Recording and playing back movies 98
- Recording movies 98
- Functions available in movie recording 99
- Taking still images while recording a movie 99
- Notes about autofocus for movie recording 100
- Notes about camera temperature 100
- Recording movies 100
- Functions that can be set with the d button movie menu 101
- Functions that can be set with the menu button movie menu 101
- When recording movies you can set the menu options listed below by pressing the d button a 3 101
- Deleting movies 102
- Movie playback 102
- Operations during movie playback 102
- Functions that can be set with the d button setup menu 103
- Functions that can be set with the menu button setup menu 103
- General camera setup 103
- In the setup menu the settings of the menu options listed below can be configured 103
- Basic operations for the home screen 105
- Indicators on the home screen 105
- Using android os 105
- Activating the main applications 106
- Notification shade and quick settings 107
- Switching the screen 107
- Using status bar 107
- Using google search bar 108
- Using the option menu 108
- Entering text 109
- Using the keyboard 109
- Editing text 110
- Other keyboard operations 110
- Tap the keys listed below to perform operations such as changing character types deleting text and inserting a space 110
- You can edit text using the operations listed below 110
- Install an offline speech recognition data 111
- Open the notification shade and tap choose input method 111
- Tap a text input area to display the keyboard 111
- Tap google voice typing and speak into the built in microphone to enter the desired text 111
- The camera can recognize speech and enter it as text to use voice typing without connecting to the internet you must install an offline speech recognition data on the camera if you connect the camera to the internet you can use the voice typing function without installing a data 111
- Using the voice typing function 111
- On the home screen tap settings to set the options listed below 112
- Using android os setting menu 112
- Setting up a wi fi wireless lan network 114
- Tap the desired ssid enter the password and tap connect 114
- Tap the on off button to turn it on 114
- Using the internet 114
- Notes about using internet 115
- Notes about wi fi wireless lan networks 115
- Setting up a google account 116
- Tap google 116
- Tap new 116
- Display the image you want to share in full frame playback mode and tap a 117
- Select the application for the online service 117
- Select whether or not to share comments 117
- Sharing images 117
- You can share images and movies with other applications for example you can upload your images and movies to the internet if you share them with an application that provides online services some sharing applications require an internet connection set up your wi fi wireless lan network a 88 117
- Sharing multiple images simultaneously 118
- Using the internet 118
- Select the application and follow the on screen instructions to download it 119
- Tap play store on the home screen 119
- Using google play store getting applications 119
- Connecting the camera to a tv and computer 120
- Connection methods 120
- Notes about connecting the camera to a computer 121
- Double click the installer file 122
- Follow the on screen instructions to install the software 122
- Installing viewnx 2 122
- Start the computer and download the viewnx 2 installer from the url below 122
- Using viewnx 2 122
- Your imaging toolbox viewnx 2 your imaging toolbox 122
- Choose how images will be copied to the computer 123
- Exit the install 123
- Transferring images to the computer 123
- Transfer images to the computer 124
- Start viewnx 2 125
- Terminate the connection 125
- Viewing images 125
- Additional information 127
- Android os 127
- Playback 127
- Reference section 127
- Shooting 127
- Frame the first edge of the panorama scene and then press the shutter release button halfway to focus 128
- Press the shutter release button all the way down and then remove your finger from the shutter release button 128
- Shooting with easy panorama 128
- Using easy panorama shooting and playback 128
- Example of camera movement 129
- Move the camera in one of the four directions until the guide indicator reaches the end 129
- Changing the shooting range 130
- Notes about easy panorama shooting 130
- Viewing images captured with easy panorama 131
- Before editing images 132
- Editing images still images 132
- K quick retouch enhancing contrast and saturation 133
- Quick retouch enhancing contrast and saturation 133
- Select the degree of enhancement and tap i 133
- Tap yes 133
- D lighting enhancing brightness and contrast 134
- I d lighting enhancing brightness and contrast 134
- Tap yes 134
- Enter the playback screen full frame playback mode m select an image m press the d button m m retouch m i filter effects 135
- Filter effects digital filters 135
- I filter effects digital filters 135
- Tap the icon of the desired effect 135
- Adjust the effect 136
- Tap yes 136
- Check the enhancement performance and tap i 137
- E skin softening softening skin tones 137
- Skin softening softening skin tones 137
- Tap the degree of enhancement 137
- Tap yes 137
- G small picture making smaller images 138
- Small picture making smaller images 138
- Tap the desired small picture size and tap i 138
- Tap yes 138
- Crop creating a cropped copy 139
- Enlarge the image for cropping a 64 139
- O crop creating a cropped copy 139
- Refine copy composition and tap g 139
- Tap yes 139
- Connecting the camera to a tv playback on a tv 140
- Tune the tv to the video channel 140
- Turn off the camera and connect it to the tv 140
- Turn on the camera 140
- Operations with tv connection 141
- Installing the connect to s810c application on your smart device 142
- Transferring images to your smart device 142
- Configuring the connection settings between the camera and your smart device simple setup 143
- Once you perform the simple setup procedure you can connect the camera to your smart device without configuring the settings the next time you connect 143
- Open the connect to s810c application on the smart device screen 143
- Open upload to smart device on the camera 143
- Tap simple setup on the camera screen 143
- Tap start on the camera screen 143
- Confirm that the identification numbers match and tap ok on the camera screen and the smart device screen 144
- Notes about simple setup 144
- Tap ok on the completion confirmation screen 144
- Wait for the camera to detect the smart device 144
- Before transferring images make sure that simple setup has been configured for your smart device 145
- Tap connect to camera on the smart device screen 145
- Tap start service on the camera screen 145
- Transferring images from camera to smart device 145
- Confirm the results on the smart device screen and tap ok 146
- Select the images and movies you want to transfer using the smart device 146
- Tap b on the smart device screen 146
- Changing the connect to s810c application settings 147
- Tap the menu icons at the top of the screen shown in step 3 of transferring images from camera to smart device e 19 to set the options listed below 147
- A image mode image size and quality 148
- Image mode image size and quality 148
- The shooting menu for a auto mode 148
- The shooting menu for auto mode 148
- Q s r touch shooting 149
- Select one of the options listed below 149
- Touch shooting 149
- Touch shooting setting 149
- Focus area that can be set with touch shutter or touch af ae 150
- Scene modes 150
- Enter the shooting screen m press the d button m q s r touch shooting m q touch shutter m press the d button 151
- Notes about touch shutter 151
- Q tapping the monitor to release the shutter touch shutter 151
- Tap the desired subject to take a picture 151
- Enter the a auto mode shooting screen m press the d button m q s r touch shooting m s subject tracking m press the d button 152
- Register a subject 152
- S focusing on a moving subject subject tracking 152
- Notes about subject tracking mode 153
- Press the shutter release button all the way down to take a picture 153
- Enter the shooting screen m press the d button m q s r touch shooting m r touch af ae m press the d button 154
- Notes about touch af ae 154
- Press the shutter release button to take a picture 154
- R tapping the monitor to focus touch af ae 154
- Tap the subject on which the camera focuses 154
- E iso sensitivity 155
- Enter the a auto mode shooting screen m press the d button m e iso sensitivity 155
- High iso sensitivity allows images to be taken in low light conditions a higher sensitivity also allows for faster shutter speeds reducing blur caused by subject movement or camera shake high iso sensitivity settings may also produce noise 155
- Iso sensitivity 155
- Iso sensitivity display on the shooting screen 155
- Notes about iso sensitivity 155
- Continuous 156
- Enter the a auto mode shooting screen m press the d button m c continuous 156
- V continuous 156
- Notes about continuous shooting 157
- Adjust white balance to suit the light source or weather conditions in order to make the colors in images match what you see with your eyes use auto under most conditions change the setting when you want to adjust the hue of the image you are taking 158
- Enter the a auto mode shooting screen m press the d button m w white balance 158
- Notes about white balance setting 158
- Tap an option to select it and tap i 158
- W white balance adjusting hue 158
- White balance adjusting hue 158
- Follow the procedure below to measure the white balance value according to the light source when shooting 159
- Frame the reference object in the measuring window 159
- Notes about preset manual 159
- Place a white or gray reference object under the lighting that will be used during shooting 159
- Preset manual 159
- Tap b in the white balance menu 159
- Tap measure to measure the value 159
- Af area mode 160
- Enter the a auto mode shooting screen m press the d button m g af area mode 160
- G af area mode 160
- Use this option to determine how the camera selects the focus area for autofocus 160
- Notes about af area mode 161
- E skin softening 162
- Skin softening 162
- The smart portrait menu 162
- Blink proof 163
- Enter the smart portrait mode screen m press the d button m y blink proof 163
- Notes about blink proof 163
- Y blink proof 163
- A smile timer 164
- Enter the smart portrait mode screen m press the d button m a smile timer 164
- Notes about smile timer 164
- Smile timer 164
- The camera detects human faces and automatically releases the shutter whenever a smile is detected 164
- Add to remove from timeline view 165
- D add to remove from timeline view 165
- E erase location data 165
- Erase location data 165
- The playback menu 165
- B slide show 166
- End or restart the slide show 166
- Enter the playback screen full frame playback thumbnail playback mode m press the d button m b slide show 166
- Operations during playback 166
- Play back images one by one in an automated slide show when movie files are played back in the slide show only the first frame of each movie is displayed 166
- Slide show 166
- Tap start 166
- Tap the monitor to display the operation panel at the bottom of the screen 166
- D protect 167
- Protect 167
- Protecting images one by one 167
- Tap o on 167
- Add n to the images that you want to protect by tapping them 168
- Protecting multiple images 168
- Removing protection from images 168
- 2 3 4 5 169
- 7 8 9 0 169
- A print order creating a dpof print order 169
- Creating print orders for images one by one 169
- Print order creating a dpof print order 169
- Select whether or not to print shooting date and photo information and tap i 169
- Tap the desired number of copies up to nine copies and tap i 169
- Creating a print order for multiple images 170
- Enter the playback screen thumbnail playback mode m press the d button m a print order 170
- Select whether or not to print shooting date and photo information and tap i 170
- Tap the desired images to print up to 99 to specify the number of copies up to nine copies for each 170
- Canceling print order 171
- Notes about printing with shooting date and shooting information 171
- To remove a print marking from an image display an image selected for printing in full frame playback mode follow the procedure in creating print orders for images one by one e 43 and tap 0 in step 1 to remove print markings from multiple images at the same time display the screen shown in step 1 of creating a print order for multiple images e 44 and remove n from the images selected for printing tap n to remove n from all images 171
- F rotate image 172
- Rotate image 172
- Copy copy between internal memory and memory card 173
- Copy images between the internal memory and a memory card 173
- Enter the playback screen full frame playback thumbnail playback mode m press the d button m h copy 173
- H copy copy between internal memory and memory card 173
- Tap a copy option 173
- Tap the copy destination 173
- Tap the images you want to copy to add n and then tap i 173
- Tap yes in the confirmation dialog 173
- Copying to a memory card that contains no images 174
- Notes about copying images 174
- D movie options 175
- Enter the shooting screen m press the d button m d movie options 175
- Hs movie options 175
- Movie options 175
- Normal speed movie options 175
- Recorded movies are played back in fast or slow motion 175
- Select the desired movie option to record select normal speed movie options to record at normal speed or hs movie options e 49 to record in slow or fast motion memory cards class 6 or higher are recommended for recording movies f 20 175
- The movie menu 175
- Enter the shooting screen m press the d button m q touch shooting 176
- Notes about hs movie 176
- Playing back in slow motion and fast motion 176
- Q touch shooting 176
- Select on default setting or off to set whether or not movie recording starts or ends whenever you tap the monitor while in movie mode 176
- Touch shooting 176
- A autofocus mode 177
- Autofocus mode 177
- Wind noise reduction 177
- Y wind noise reduction 177
- Configure the welcome screen that is displayed when the camera is turned on 178
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m monitor settings 178
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m welcome screen 178
- Monitor settings 178
- Tap an option to select it and tap i 178
- The setup menu 178
- Welcome screen 178
- Photo info 179
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m print date 180
- Notes about print date 180
- Print date imprinting date and time 180
- The shooting date and time can be imprinted on the images when shooting allowing the information to be printed even from printers that do not support date printing e 45 180
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m vibration reduction 181
- Notes about vibration reduction 181
- Select the vibration reduction option for shooting set vibration reduction to off when using a tripod to stabilize the camera during shooting 181
- Vibration reduction 181
- Af assist 182
- Digital zoom 182
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m af assist 182
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m digital zoom 182
- Enable or disable the af assist illuminator which assists autofocus operation 182
- Notes about digital zoom 182
- Shutter sound 183
- Blink warning 184
- Operating the blink warning screen 184
- Display the shooting or playback screen m press the d button m z set up m record location data 185
- Gps reception indicator 185
- Images with recorded location data 185
- Record location data 185
- When using this function set the options below in location access e 64 in the android os setting menu access to my location on gps satellites wi fi mobile network location add a check mark 185
- Firmware version 186
- Reset all 186
- Basic settings for the android os 187
- Brightness 188
- Display off 188
- Touch sounds 188
- Erase sd card format 189
- Shut down timer 189
- Location access 190
- Press the w button m settings m location access 190
- Notes about gps 191
- Notes about location data obtained using wi fi 192
- Notes about updating a gps file 192
- Select update a gps file to update to the latest version of the a gps file using the methods described below when connected to wi fi the camera downloads the latest a gps file automatically and updates the file see setting up a wi fi wireless lan network a 88 for more information when not connected to wi fi the camera checks the inserted memory card for the latest version of the a gps file and performs the update when the file is found in this case download the latest version of the a gps file from the website below and copy it to the ncfl folder on the formatted memory card before updating http nikonimglib com agps3 192
- Updating the a gps file 192
- Wireless mobile routers mobile devices such as smart devices that use tethering to create a wi fi access point 192
- Factory data reset 193
- Language 193
- Reboot 193
- Error messages 194
- Refer to the table below if an error message is displayed 194
- Dscn0001 jpg 197
- File names 197
- Images or movies are assigned file names as follows 197
- The file names for comments consist of the same identifier and file number as the images to which they are attached 197
- Availability may vary with country or region see our website or brochures for the latest information 198
- Optional accessories 198
- Caring for the product f 2 199
- Cleaning and storage f 6 199
- Index f 23 199
- Technical notes and index 199
- Troubleshooting f 7 specifications f 15 199
- Caring for the product 200
- The camera 200
- The battery 201
- Charging ac adapter 202
- Memory cards 203
- Cleaning 204
- Cleaning and storage 204
- Do not use alcohol thinner or other volatile chemicals 204
- Storage 204
- Turn the camera off when not in use be sure that the power on lamp is off before putting the camera away remove the battery if the camera will not be used for an extended period do not store the camera with naphtha or camphor moth balls or in any of the following locations next to equipment that produces strong electromagnetic fields such as televisions or radios exposed to temperatures below 10 c 14 f or above 50 c 122 f places that are poorly ventilated or subject to humidity of over 60 to prevent mold or mildew take the camera out of storage at least once a month turn the camera on and release the shutter a few times before putting the camera away again for storing the battery follow the precautions in the battery f 3 in caring for the product 204
- If the camera fails to function as expected check the list of common problems below before consulting your retailer or nikon authorized service representative 205
- Power supply display and settings 205
- Troubleshooting 205
- Shooting 207
- Playback 210
- Others 212
- Nikon coolpix s810c digital camera 213
- Specifications 213
- Rechargeable li ion battery en el23 216
- Unless otherwise stated all figures assume a fully charged battery and an ambient temperature of 23 3 c 73 5 f as specified by the camera and imaging products association cipa 216
- Charging ac adapter eh 71p 217
- Specifications 217
- Approved memory cards 218
- Contact the manufacturer for details on the above cards we cannot guarantee camera performance when 218
- Memory cards with a capacity of more than 64 gb cannot be used with this camera 218
- The following a microsdhc microsdxc memory cards have been tested and approved for use in this camera memory cards with an sd speed class rating of 6 or faster are recommended for recording movies movie recording may stop unexpectedly when memory cards with a lower speed class rating are used 218
- About open source software 219
- Avc patent portfolio license 219
- Mpeg 4 visual patent portfolio license 219
- Trademark information 220
- Numerics 221
- Symbols 221
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