Nikon Coolpix L101 Users Manual

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Page Count: 24

Package Contents pg. 2

First Steps pg. 4

Taking Pictures pg. 9

Installing PictureProject pg. 12

Viewing Pictures on a Computer pg. 21

NOTE: Illustrations show the COOLPIX L1.

Quick Start Guide

DIGITAL CAMERA

age Contents

Package Contents

Remove the camera and accessories from the box and conﬁ rm that you have all

the items listed below.

Rechargeable EN-MH1-B2

batteries (× 2)

and

MH-71 battery charger

with power cable

(also available as options)

LR6 (AA) alkaline

batteries (× 2)

EG-CP14 audio/video cableCamera strap UC-E6 USB cable

PictureProject reference

manual CD (silver)

Warranty

PictureProject installer CD

(yellow)

Depending on the country or region of purchase, the package will include either alkaline

batteries or an MH-71 battery charger with rechargeable EN-MH1-B2 batteries.

NOTE: Memory card not provided. See page 58 of the Guide to Digital Photography for a list

of approved memory cards.

Guide to Digital PhotographyCOOLPIX L1/L101

digital camera

Quick Start Guide (this guide)

The Nikon Guide to Digital Photography

with the

DIGITAL CAMERA

Quick St

art Guide

t Guide

DIGITAL CAMERA

Quick Start Guide

Package Contents

Parts of the Camera

Eyelet for

camera strap

Battery-chamber

cover

Lens

Shutter-release

button

FlashPower-on lampPower switch

Connector cover

Monitor

(playback)

button

(delete)

button

Multi selector

MENU button

Zoom buttonMode selectorFlash lamp

rst Steps

First Steps

Step

—Attach the Camera Strap

Step

—Charge the Batteries

If your camera came with alkaline batteries, skip this step and proceed directly

to Step 3.

1 Connect the power cable to the charger (

햲

햲)

and then plug it into a power outlet (

햳

햳). The

CHARGE lamp will light (

햴

햴).

2 Insert the batteries as indicated on the charger.

The CHARGE lamp will start to blink. Charg-

ing is complete when the CHARGE lamp stops

blinking.

A pair of new or fully exhausted batteries will

charge in about two and a half hours.

햲

햳

햴

Step

—Insert the Batteries

Note orientation of “+”

and “–” terminals

햲

햳

햴

햳

햲

First Steps

Step

—Turn the Camera On

2 Press the power switch to turn the camera on.

1 Slide the mode selector to .

Auto oﬀ (Stand-by Mode)

If no operations are performed for about a minute, the monitor will turn oﬀ to save

power. The power-on lamp will blink, and the display can be reactivated by press-

ing the shutter-release button. If no operations are performed for a further three

minutes, the camera will turn oﬀ automatically.

First Steps

The Multi Selector

Use the multi selector to navigate the camera menus.

Move cursor up

Move cursor down

Move cursor left Move cursor right

Make selection

Highlight language.

Conﬁ rmation dialog displayed.

Highlight Yes.

TIME ZONE menu displayed. *

* If dayli ght sav ing t ime is in e ﬀ ect, press multi selector down to highlight DaylightSaving

and press center to select. Press multi selector up to return to Step 5.4.

Step

—Choose a Language and Set the Camera Clock

A language-selection dialog is displayed the ﬁ rst time the camera is turned on.

Follow the steps below to choose a language and set the time and date.

In the description that follows, the buttons used to perform a task

are shown in color; if more than one button is highlighted, any

of the highlighted buttons can be used. For example, “press the

multi selector up or down” is shown as illustrated at right.

First Steps

Display map of world time zones.

Select home time zone.

Display DATE menu.

Edit Day (order of Day, Month, and Year

may diﬀ er in some areas).

Select Month. Repeat Steps 5.8–5.9 to

edit Month, Year, hour, and minute

Highlight D M Y.

Choose date display order.

AUTO

AUTO 6

Exit to shooting mode.

Step

—Choose the Battery Type

This step is only required with alkaline batteries. If your camera came with EN-

MH1-B2 NiMH batteries, skip this step and proceed directly to “Taking Pictures.”

Display shooting menu.

Highlight Set-Up.

Display setup menu.

Highlight Battery Type.

Highlight Alkaline.Display options.

AUTO

AUTO 6

Exit to shooting mode.

Select and return to setup menu.

Replacing the Batteries

After inserting new batteries, check that the correct type is selected in the Battery

Type menu as described on page 47 of the Guide to Digital Photography.

First Steps

Step

—

—Check Indicators in the Monitor

Check the battery level and number of exposures remaining.

akin

Pictures

Taking Pictures

AUTOAUTOAUTO 66

Battery level indicator

Display Description

NO ICON Battery fully charged.

Low battery. Ready spare batteries.

WARNING!!

BATTERY EXHAUSTED

Batteries exhausted. No pictures can be taken until fresh batteries

are inserted.

Number of exposures remaining

AUTO 66

Where Are My Pictures Stored?

The camera stores pictures in internal memory (approximately 10 MB) or on remov-

able Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (available separately; a list of approved mem-

ory cards is provided on page 58 of the Guide to Digital Photography). Pictures are

stored in internal memory when no memory card is inserted.

Step

—

—Ready the Camera

Hold the camera steady in both hands, keeping your

ﬁ ngers and other objects away from the lens, ﬂ ash,

and microphone.

Taking Pictures

Step

—

—Frame a Picture

Use the zoom button to frame the subject near the center of the monitor.

The zoom button

Press to zoom in on the subject so that it ﬁ lls

a larger area of the frame. Press to zoom out,

increasing the area visible in the frame.

AUTOAUTOAUTO

AUTO

Step

—

—Focus and Shoot

1 Lightly press the shutter-release button about

halfway, stopping when you feel resistance.

The camera will set focus and exposure for the

subject closest to the camera. Focus and ex-

posure remain locked while the shutter-release

button is pressed halfway.

With the shutter-release button pressed half-

way, check the focus indicator and ﬂ ash lamp:

Focus indicator

AUTO

On (green) Subject in focus.

Blinks red

Camera unable to focus.

Change composition and

try again.

Flash lamp

On Flash will ﬁ re when picture is taken.

Blinks Flash charging.

Oﬀ Flash oﬀ or not required.

AUTOAUTOAUTO

Taking Pictures

2 Smoothly press the shutter-release button the

rest of the way down to release the shutter and

take the picture. To prevent blur, avoid moving

the camera while pressing the shutter-release

button.

Step

—View Pictures

1 Press the button to view a picture in the

monitor.

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2 Press the power switch to turn the camera oﬀ .

The power-on lamp will go out.

Use the multi selector to view other pictures.

Press the multi selector down or right to view

pictures in the order recorded, up or left to view

pictures in reverse order.

View previous picture

View next picture

Press the button again to return to shooting mode.

button

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Installing PictureProject

PictureProject

Install the supplied PictureProject software to transfer pictures to a computer

for easy viewing and storage. The main controls in the PictureProject are shown

below. See the PictureProject reference manual on the silver CD for details.

PictureProject can also be used for a variety of other tasks, including printing

pictures, sending pictures by e-mail, viewing slide shows, and copying pictures

to CD or DVD (requires Windows or Mac OS X version 10.2.8 or later).

Collection list: Group pictures into

collections and folders.

Picture list: View the pictures in

the current collection or folder.

Edit: Crop pictures, adjust brightness and

hue, and use other retouch tools.Organize: View and organize pictures.

Design: Arrange pictures.

Installing PictureProject

Important!

Before You Begin: System Requirements

Conﬁ rm that your system meets the following requirements:

Windows

CPU 300 MHz Pentium or better recommended (550 MHz Pentium III or better

recommended for muvee)

Preinstalled versions of Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Profes-

sional, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows Millennium Edition (Me), or

Windows 98 Second Edition (SE)

Hard disk space 60 MB required for installation

RAM Minimum 64 MB (128 MB for muvee)

Video resolution 800 × 600 or more with 16-bit color (High Color) or better

Miscellaneous Only computers with built-in USB ports supported

Macintosh

OS Mac OS X version 10.1.5 or later (10.2.8 or later required for Burn Disc)

Hard disk space 60 MB required for installation

RAM Minimum 64 MB

Video resolution 800 × 600 or more with 16-bit color (thousands of colors) or better

Miscellaneous Only computers with built-in USB ports supported

Exit All Other Applications

Exit all other applications and turn oﬀ any virus-checking software.

Notice to Users of Nikon View or Nikon Capture

Uninstall Nikon View before installing PictureProject. For information on using

PictureProject with Nikon Capture, see the PictureProject reference manual on the silver

CD.

Log on as an Administrator

Use an account with administrator privileges to install or uninstall PictureProject under

Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, or

Mac OS X.

Installing PictureProject Windows

NOTE: The dialogs displayed during installation may diﬀ er from those shown here.

Installing PictureProject: Windows

1 Turn the computer on and wait for Windows to start up.

2 Insert the yellow installer CD. The Install Center

program will start and a “Select Region” dialog

will be displayed. Select a region and click Next.

(The “Select Region” dialog is not displayed in

the European release of PictureProject. Euro-

pean users can proceed directly to Step 3.)

3 Select a language and click Next.

4 Click Easy Install to install the following:

• PTP drivers for COOLPIX-series cameras (Win-

dows XP only)

• Nikon Mass Storage Camera Drivers (Windows

98 SE only)

• Panorama Maker

• Apple QuickTime 6

• Nikon Fotoshare (Europe only)

• PictureProject

• Microsoft DirectX 9

If the Install Center Does Not Start

Open the “My Computer” window by selecting My Computer from the

Start menu (Windows XP) or by double-clicking the My Computer icon

on the desktop (other versions of Windows), then double-click the CD

(PictureProject) icon.

Installing PictureProject

Windows

5 Follow the on-screen instructions to install

Panorama Maker.

6 Click Yes to install QuickTime 6.

7 Follow the on-screen instructions to install

Fotoshare (Europe only).

8 Read the license agreement and click Yes.

Windows XP Windows 98 SE

Installing Drivers (Windows XP/Windows 98 SE Only)

Follow the on-screen instructions to

install the drivers. On some Windows

XP systems the installation may be per-

formed by a wizard.

Installing PictureProject Windows

9 Click Next to install PictureProject to the des-

tination shown, or click Browse… to choose a

diﬀ erent folder.

Click Yes to create the destination folder.

Click Yes to create a shortcut to PictureProject

on the desktop.

Click Finish.

DirectX 9

If DirectX 9 is not already installed, the dialog

shown at right will be displayed. Follow the on-

screen instructions to install DirectX 9.

Installing PictureProject

Windows

Click Finish or Yes to restart the

computer.

DirectX 9 not

installed in Step 12.

DirectX 9 installed

in Step 12.

The PictureProject Import Assistant will be dis-

played once the computer restarts. To catalog

the images in the “Import from” folder for dis-

play in PictureProject:

1 Click Import. The time needed to catalog

the images is proportional to the number of

images in the folder.

2 Click Close to close the Import Assistant when import is complete.

To proceed without cataloging images, click Close. Images can be cata-

loged at any time; see the PictureProject reference manual on the silver CD

for details.

Remove the PictureProject installer CD from the CD-ROM drive.

You can now to transfer pictures to the computer as described on page 21.

Installing PictureProject Macintosh

NOTE: The dialogs displayed during installation may diﬀ er from those shown here.

Installing PictureProject: Macintosh

1 Turn the computer on and insert the yellow installer CD.

2 Double-click the CD icon on the desktop and

then double-click the Welcome icon. The In-

stall Center program will start and a “Select Re-

gion” dialog will be displayed. Select a region

and click Next. (The “Select Region” dialog is not displayed in the Euro-

pean release of PictureProject. European users can proceed directly to

Step 3.)

3 Select a language and click Next.

4 Click Easy Install to install the following:

• Panorama Maker

• PictureProject

• Apple QuickTime 6

5 Follow the on-screen instructions to install

Panorama Maker.

Installing PictureProject

Macintosh

9 Click Yes to have PictureProject start automati-

cally when the camera is connected.

7 Read the license agreement and click Accept.

Take a few moments to view the ReadMe ﬁ le,

which may contain important information that

could not be included in this guide. Click Con-

tinue… to proceed with installation.

6 Enter the administrator name and password

and click OK.

8 Click Install.

Click Yes to add PictureProject to the Dock.

Click Quit.

Apple QuickTime 6

If an earlier version of QuickTime is installed,

the QuickTime 6 installer will start. Follow the

on-screen instructions to complete installation.

When the dialog shown at right is displayed, click

Continue. Do not complete the “Registered To,”

“Organization,” and “Registration Number” ﬁ elds.

Installing PictureProject Macintosh

Click Restart to restart the com-

puter. When the computer re-

starts, log in to the account used

to install PictureProject. QuickTime 6 not

installed in Step 11.

QuickTime 6

installed in Step 11.

The PictureProject Import Assistant will be dis-

played once the computer restarts. To catalog

the images in the “Import from” folder for dis-

play in PictureProject:

1 Click Import. The time needed to catalog

the images is proportional to the number of

images in the folder.

2 Click Close to close the Import Assistant when import is complete.

To proceed without cataloging images, click Close. Images can be cata-

loged at any time; see the PictureProject reference manual on the silver CD

for details.

Remove the PictureProject installer CD from the CD-ROM drive.

You can now to transfer pictures to the computer as described on page 21.

Installing Nikon Fotoshare (Europe Only)

To install Nikon Fotoshare (available only in Europe), open the “Fotoshare” folder

on the PictureProject installer CD and drag Nikon Fotoshare to the “Applications”

folder on the computer hard disk.

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Pictures on a Compute

Viewing Pictures on a Computer

NOTE: The screenshots in this section are from Windows XP.

1 Turn the camera oﬀ .

3 Turn the camera on. PictureProject will automatically detect the camera

and the PictureProject Transfer window will be displayed in the computer

monitor. Click Transfer to copy all the pictures in the camera memory to

the computer.

Windows XP

If the dialog shown at right is displayed, select Copy

pictures to a folder on my computer using

PictureProject and click OK. To bypass this dialog in

future, check Always do the selected action.

2 Connect the USB cable as shown at right. Con-

nect the camera directly to the computer; do

not connect the cable via a USB hub or key-

board. Do not use force.

Install PictureProject Before Connecting the Camera

If PictureProject is not installed before the camera is connected, a hardware wizard

may be displayed. Click Cancel to exit and then disconnect the camera.

Viewing Pictures on a Computer

4 The pictures are displayed in PictureProject when transfer is complete.

Use a Reliable Power Source

Nikon recommends using the optional EH-62B AC adapter kit to power the camera

for extended periods. Do not use another make or model of AC adapter.

Automatic Updates

PictureProject periodically checks for updates when the computer is connected to

the Internet. If an update is detected when PictureProject starts, an update dialog

will be displayed. Follow the on-screen instructions to update to the latest version

of PictureProject.

Viewing Pictures on a Computer

Please refer to the Guide to Digital Photography for more information on using

your Nikon digital camera.

Disconnecting the Camera

Before turning the camera oﬀ and disconnecting the USB cable, remove the

camera from the system as described below.

• Windows XP: Click the “Safely Remove Hardware” ( )

icon in the taskbar and select Safely Remove USB

Mass Storage Device from the menu that ap-

pears.

• Windows 2000: Click the “Unplug or Eject Hardware”

() icon in the taskbar and select Stop USB Mass

Storage Device from the menu that appears.

• Windows Me: Click the “Unplug or Eject Hardware”

() icon in the taskbar and select Stop USB Disk

from the menu that appears.

• Windows 98 SE: In My Computer, right click on the

removable disk corresponding to the camera and

select Eject from the menu that appears.

• Macintosh: Drag the untitled camera volume (“NO

NAME”) into the Trash.

Viewing the PictureProject Reference Manual

1 Start the computer and insert the silver reference CD.

2 Double-click the CD icon.

• Windows: Double-click the CD (Nikon) icon in My Computer.

• Macintosh: Double-click the CD (Nikon) icon on the desktop.

3 Double-click the INDEX or INDEX.pdf icon to display a language selec-

tion screen. Click a language to display an index of the documentation

available for PictureProject and click a title to view.

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Other Features of the COOLPIX L1/L101

D-Lighting

(

Guide to Digital Photography

, pg. 28)

Bring out details in shadows.

Face-Priority AF

(

Guide to Digital Photography

, pp. 19–20)

Let the camera ﬁ nd the focus point for portraits.

Movie Mode

(

Guide to Digital Photography

, pg. 25)

Record short movies with sound.

PictBridge

(

Guide to Digital Photography

, pp. 34–38)

Print pictures directly from the camera.

Advanced Red-Eye Reduction

(

Guide to Digital Photography

, pg. 14)

Reduce “red-eye” when using the ﬂ ash.

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