Setting White Balance; Setting White Balance Preset; Using White Balance Bracketing; Using Noise Reduction - Nikon Coolpix 5000 Pocket Manual

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Try blurring images in low-light situations. In
bright light, the shutter will open and close too
fast.
In some situations, you may want to turn the
flash off when trying to blur nearby subjects (page
106).
At night select bulb to keep the shutter open as
long as you hold down the shutter button up to
one minute (page 84).

Setting White Balance

1. With the camera in user set 1, 2, or 3, press the
MENU button.
2. Press the down point on the Multi Selector to
highlight the WHITE BALANCE icon and then
press the right point on the Multi Selector to
display a submenu of choices.
3. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to highlight your choice and then press
the right point to set it.
4. Press the MENU button to hide the menu.

Setting White Balance Preset

1. With the camera in user set 1, 2, or 3, press the
MENU button.
2. Press the down point on the Multi Selector to
highlight the WHITE BALANCE icon and then
press the right point to display a submenu of
choices.
3. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to highlight White Bal Preset and press
the right point to zoom the lens and display the
White Balance Preset menu.
4. Do one of the following:
Point the camera at a white sheet of paper or
other white subject, highlight Measure, and
press the right point on the Multi Selector. The
camera beeps, measures the color temperature,
and resets white balance.
Highlight Cancel and press the right point on
the Multi Selector to return white balance to its
most recent setting.
5. Press the MENU button twice to hide the
menu.
6. When finished, repeat Steps 1–3 to select
another white balance setting.

Using White Balance Bracketing

1. With the camera in user set 1, 2, or 3, press the
MENU button.
2. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to highlight BKT on tab 2 of the menu,
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and press the right point to display a submenu.
3. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to highlight WB Bracketing and press
the right point to set it.
4. Press the MENU button to hide the menu.
5. Press the shutter button once to take all three
images.
6. When finished, repeat Steps 1–4 but select Off
instead of WB Bracketing.
1. With the camera in user set 1, 2, or 3, press the
MENU button.
2. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to highlight NR on tab 2 of the menu,
and press the right point to display a submenu
of choices.
3. Press the up or down point on the Multi
Selector to select one of the following then
press the right point to set it:
On has noise reduction take effect when the
shutter speed is below 1/15 or the ISO is above
100. It can be used with flash and all image
sizes and doubles the normal image save time.
Clear Image Mode is used only for image
sizes SXGA and smaller (page 31). Both built-in
and external flash are turned off in this mode.
In this mode the camera makes three exposures
for each picture—two with the shutter open
and one with it closed. The three images are
compared to identify and remove noise. It takes
three times normal to save these images
because of the processing taking place.
Off (the default) turns off noise reduction.
4. Press the MENU button to hide the menu and
take your photos.
1. With the camera in user set 1, 2, or 3, hold
down the MODE button and turn the Com-
mand Dial until an M (for manual exposure)
appears on the control panel, then release the
MODE button. The aperture and shutter speed
are displayed on the monitor and one or the
other is displayed on the control panel.
2. Press the MODE button to select the shutter
speed setting so its current setting is displayed
alone on the control panel and in blue/green
on the monitor.
3. Turn the Command Dial to slow the shutter
speed until bulb is displayed on the control
panel and BULB1M on the monitor.
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Using Noise Reduction

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