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Nikon Coolpix L20 User Manual

Nikon Coolpix L20
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Editing Pictures
Use
the camera
to
edit pictures in-camera and store
them
as
separate files
(OJ
105). The editing features described
below
are available.
Editing
function
D-Lighting
(CD
SO)
Crop
(CD
51)
Small
picture
(CD
52)
Description
Create a
copy
of
the
current
picture
with
enhanced
brightness
and
contrast,
brightening
dark
portions
of
the
picture.
Enlarge
the
image
or
refine
the
composition
and
create a
copy
containing
only
the
portion
visible in
the
monitor.
Create a small
copy
of
pictures suitable for use
on
web
pages
or
as
e-mail attachments.
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Picture Editing
Pictures taken at
an
Image
mode
setting
(CD
71)
of
m
16:9
(3584) on
L20
and m16:9 (3200)
on L
19
cannot be edited.
Only pictures taken with the
COOLPIX
L20/COOLPIX
L
19
can
be
edited with this camera.
When using a different model
of
digital camera, pictures edited with this camera may not be
displayed properly and may not be able
to
be transferred
to
a computer.
Editing functions
are
not available when there
is
not enough free space
in
the internal memory or
on the memory card.
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Restrictions on Picture Editing
2nd
editing
1st
editing
D-Lighting
Crop
Small
picture
D-Lighting
-
V' V'
Crop
-
-
-
Small
picture
-
- -
Pictures cannot be edited twice with the
same
editing function.
The
D-Lighting should be done first while the restricted
use
of
combination
exists.
~
Original Pictures and Edited
Copies created
with
editing functions
are
not deleted if the original pictures
are
deleted.
The
original pictures
are
not deleted if copies created with editing functions
are
deleted.
Edited copies
are
stored with the
same
recording date and time
as
the original.
Edited copies
do
not retain the
Print
set
(CD
67)
and
Protect
(CD
100)
settings
of
the original.
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Nikon Coolpix L20 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Megapixel10 MP
Camera typeCompact camera
Sensor typeCCD
Image sensor size1/2.33 \
Maximum image resolution3648 x 2736 pixels
Optical zoom3.6 x
Focal length range6.7 - 24 mm
InterfaceUSB
Digital SLRNo
Built-in flashYes
Focal length (35mm film equivalent)38 - 136 mm
Focus adjustmentAuto
Normal focusing range0.50 - ∞ m
Super Macro focusing range0.05 - ∞ m
Normal focusing range (tele)0.7 - ∞ m
Normal focusing range (wide)0.3 - ∞ m
Internal memory20 MB
Compatible memory cardssd
Maximum video resolution640 x 480 pixels
Display diagonal3 \
Display resolution (numeric)230000 pixels
USB version2.0
Product colorRed
Battery typeAA
Battery technologyAlkaline
Battery life (CIPA standard)240 shots
Number of batteries supported2
Scene modesBacklight, beach, Close-up (macro), Documents, dusk, Fireworks, Museum, Night landscape, Night portrait, Panorama, party (indoor), Portrait, Sports, Sunset, Landscape (scenery)
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth29 mm
Width96.5 mm
Height61 mm
Weight135 g

Summary

For Your Safety

WARNINGS

Essential safety precautions and warnings for operating the camera.

Battery Handling Precautions

Guidelines for safe handling of camera batteries.

Battery Charger Precautions

Safety advice for using battery chargers to prevent hazards.

Parts of the Camera

The Camera Body

Identification of external camera components with numbered labels.

Basic Operations

The Shooting Mode Button

How to use the shooting mode button to select modes and access menus.

The Multi Selector

Description of the multi selector's functions for navigation and selection.

MENU Button and Navigation

Guide to accessing and navigating the camera's menu system.

First Steps

Inserting the Batteries

Step-by-step instructions for battery insertion and applicable types.

Setting Display Language and Time

Process for configuring camera language, date, time, and time zone.

Inserting Memory Cards

Instructions for correct insertion of SD memory cards.

Basic Photography and Playback: Easy Auto Mode

Step 1: Power On and Select Easy Auto Mode

Initial steps to power on the camera and select Easy Auto mode.

Step 2: Frame a Picture

Guidance on holding the camera and framing subjects for shooting.

Step 3: Focus and Shoot

How to focus on a subject and capture a picture.

Step 4: Viewing and Deleting Pictures

Methods for viewing photos in playback and deleting unwanted images.

Auto Mode

Shooting in Auto Mode

How to adjust settings like image mode and white balance in Auto mode.

Using the Flash

Setting the Flash Mode

Steps to select and change the camera's flash mode.

Taking Pictures with the Self-timer

Macro Mode

Exposure Compensation

Shooting Suited for the Scene

Using the Scene Mode

Overview of scene modes and how to select them for optimized photography.

Taking Portrait (Smile Face) Shots Automatically

Smile Mode Operation

How to use Smile mode to automatically detect and shoot smiling faces.

More on Playback

Playback Zoom

How to zoom into pictures during playback for detailed viewing.

Movies

Connecting to Televisions, Computers and Printers

Transferring Pictures via USB

Detailed steps for transferring images using Nikon Transfer software.

Connecting to a Printer

MENU Shooting, Playback and Setup Menus

Shooting Menu: Image Mode

Shooting Menu: White Balance

Shooting Menu: Continuous Shooting

Playback Menu: Delete

Deleting Photos

Instructions on how to delete selected pictures or all images.

Setup Menu: Date

Setup Menu: Auto Off

Setup Menu: Format Storage

Formatting Memory and Cards

Procedures for formatting internal memory or memory cards.

Setup Menu: Reset all

Technical Notes: Optional Accessories

Caring for the Camera

Error Messages

Common Error Messages and Solutions

A table listing common error displays, problems, and their solutions.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Display, Settings, Power

Common issues with monitor, power, and settings with causes/solutions.

Troubleshooting Shooting Issues

Solutions for common problems encountered during shooting.

Troubleshooting Playback Issues

Solutions for common problems encountered during playback.

Specifications

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