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Doing More with Your Digital Camera—Viewing Pictures on a TV / VCR
46
Viewing Pictures on a TV / VCR
Using the audio/video cable provided with your camera, you can connect the
COOLPIX5700 to a TV or VCR.
1
Connect the cable to the camera
Connect the black plug to the camera’s A / V
OUT connector.
2
Connect the cable to the video device
Connect the yellow plug to the video-in jack
on the TV or VCR. Connect the white plug to
the audio-in jack.
Auto Off
When using the camera with the EN-EL1 battery (provided) or a 2CR5 (DL245)
(available separately), the camera will turn off automatically if no operations
are performed for a specified period of time. Output to the TV will stop and
the screen will go blank, however, pressing the shutter-release button half-
way or pressing the
button will restart output to the TV. The time limit for
auto power off can be chosen from 30 seconds (the default setting), one
minute , five minutes, and 30 minutes using the Auto Off menu (
133).
When using a battery, we recommend choose a later time limit. For extended
use, connect the camera to an optional AC adapter.
Choosing a Video Mode ( 142)
The Video Mode menu offers a choice of NTSC and PAL standards for video
output. Be sure that the standard selected matches that of any video device
to which you connect the camera.
3
Set TV to the video channel
4
Turn camera on and set the mode selector to (playback) mode
The TV will display what would normally be shown in the camera monitor
or viewfinder, and the camera monitor or viewfinder will turn off.
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- Product Documentation 3
- For Your Safety 4
- ATTENTION 6
- CAUTIONS 7
- Table of Contents 9
- Overview and Symbols 14
- Life-Long Learning 15
- Parts of the COOLPIX5700 16
- Camera Displays 18
- User Sets 1, 2, and 3 19
- LCD Illuminator Button 20
- Control Panel 20
- Camera Parts — The Details 21
- C The Electronic Viewfinder 22
- D The Monitor 22
- E The (Function) Button 23
- G The Diopter Adjustment Dial 24
- First Steps 25
- Step 2—Insert the Battery 26
- Battery — Cautions 27
- The Clock Battery 27
- Removing the Battery 27
- Alternative Power Sources 27
- Step 3—Insert the Memory Card 28
- Inserting Memory Cards 29
- Formatting Memory Cards 29
- Removing Memory Cards 29
- Hot Memory Cards 29
- Step 4—Choose a Language 30
- Step 5—Set the Time and Date 31
- Flashing Clock Icon 32
- Taking and 33
- Reviewing 33
- Pictures 33
- Basic Picture Taking 34
- Auto Power Off 36
- The / SEL Button 36
- Step 2—Select User Set A 37
- Step 4—Frame the Shot 38
- Step 5—Focus and Shoot 40
- During Recording 41
- Display Delay 41
- Step 6—Put the Camera Away 42
- Reviewing Your Pictures 43
- Quick Review 44
- Full-Screen Review 45
- Playback ( ) Mode 46
- Thumbnail Review 47
- Doing More 49
- Digital Camera 49
- Connecting to a Computer 50
- Already Have Nikon View? 51
- Before Connecting the Camera 52
- Windows 2000 Professional 52
- Transferring Ultra HS Images 53
- Mac OS 9Mac OS X 54
- Use a Reliable Power Source 55
- CompactFlash 56
- Card Readers 56
- PC Card Adapter 56
- Removing the Memory Card 57
- Choosing a Video Mode ( 142) 58
- Taking Pictures 59
- Using the Camera Controls 60
- Image Quality 61
- NEF File Format 62
- RAW Images 62
- Image Size 63
- Print Size 63
- VGA and 3:2 64
- Focus Mode: The Button 65
- Macro Close-Up 67
- Focus and Exposure Lock 68
- Optical Zoom 72
- Digital Zoom 72
- Restrictions on Digital Zoom 73
- Optical vs. Digital Zoom 73
- Flash Mode: The Button 74
- Red-Eye Reduction Mode 76
- When Lighting Is Poor 77
- Low Batteries 77
- The Flash-Ready Indicator 77
- Taking Pictures : The Details 79
- —Using the Camera Contr 79
- Choosing a User Set 80
- Programmed Auto 84
- Using the Flexible Program 84
- Shutter-Priority Auto 85
- Faster Shutter Speeds 85
- Shutter-Speed Limitations 85
- Aperture-Priority Auto 86
- Aperture and Zoom 86
- Long Time-Exposures (BULB) 88
- The Multi Selector 88
- Making Movies: Movie Mode 89
- Using the Flash 91
- Exposure Mode 91
- Close-ups and Optical Zoom 93
- Using the Self-Timer 93
- Focus Confirmation 93
- Playing Back 95
- Your Pictures 95
- Full-Screen Playback 96
- Converting RAW Images 97
- Thumbnail Playback 98
- Notes on Playback Zoom 99
- Viewing Image Information 100
- 4. Exposure Information 101
- 5. Focus Confirmation 101
- Movie Playback 102
- Menu Guide 103
- List of Menu Options 104
- PLAY BACK Menu 108
- 1 Display menu 109
- 4 Moving between menus 111
- 3 Exiting the menus 111
- Using the SHOOTING Menu 112
- Measuring Light: Metering 115
- Image Size and Shutter Speed 116
- BSS - Restrictions on Use 118
- Black and White 120
- Confirming AE-Lock Settings 122
- Restrictions on Bracketing 128
- Confirming Bracketing 128
- Confirming Noise Reduction 129
- SHOOTING menu 130
- SET-UP menu 131
- PLAY BACK menu 131
- Using the SET-UP Menu 132
- Creating New Folders 134
- Renaming Existing Folders 135
- Hidden and Protected Images 136
- Ultra HS 137
- Choosing a Folder 137
- Adjusting Monitor Tone: Hue 140
- Digital Tele 143
- Fixed Aperture 144
- Zoom Speed 144
- Fixed Aperture and Auto Off 144
- Sleep Mode 145
- Using an AC Adapter 145
- File Numbering: Seq. Numbers 146
- During Formatting 147
- Formatting Deletes Data 147
- Shot Confirmation 149
- Using an External Speedlight 150
- Setting: Pop Up > Auto 151
- Setting: Pop Up > Manual 151
- Quick Response 152
- Choosing a Language: Language 154
- Choosing a USB Protocol: USB 155
- Using the PLAY BACK Menu 157
- Before Deletion 158
- Hidden and Protected Pictures 158
- Delete the Current Print Set 159
- Cancelling the Print Order 159
- Reset Auto Transfer Markings 159
- Playing Back Ultra HS Images 160
- After the Slide Show 161
- Auto Off 161
- Changing the Display Interval 162
- Interval Setting 162
- Formatting the Memory Card 163
- “ALL IMAGES ARE HIDDEN” 164
- Ordering Prints: Print Set 165
- Selecting Images for Transfer 167
- Technical 169
- Optional Accessories 170
- Approved Memory Cards 171
- Cleaning 174
- Web Resources 175
- Troubleshooting 176
- Error Messages 180
- Specifications 183
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