Nikon CoolPix 995 User Manual page 76

Playback SET-UP Menus
Playback SET-UP Menu items
Monitor Options
The hue (overall color) and brightness of the Monitor can be adjusted
to improve visibility.
Brightness
Hue
• For setting Monitor Options, see Monitor Options in Shooting SET-UP on p. 125.
Shutter Sound
The camera has a small speaker to provide a "confidence" beep to
indicate important operations like shutter release. You can use the
Shutter Sound menu to activate or cancel the camera's beep.
On Turns on the beep
Off Turns off the beep
• For setting shutter sound, see Shutter Sound in Shooting SET-UP on p. 127.
Auto Off
To extend battery life the camera turns off after a preset time of
inactivity. This time is set with the Auto Off menu.
30S The Monitor automatically turns off after 30 sec.
The Monitor automatically turns off after 1
1M
minute.
The Monitor automatically turns off after 5
5M
minutes.
The Monitor automatically turns off after 30
30M
minutes.
• The Auto Off function for Playback mode can be set independently from the
Auto Off for the Shooting mode. For detailed information about the Auto Power
Off function, see p. 175.
• For setting auto power-off, see Auto Off in Shooting SET-UP on p. 127.
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Playback Mode ˘
Adjusts Monitor brightness
Adjusts overall Monitor color
CF Card Format
Formatting a CF memory card erases all pictures and data to allow the
maximum space to be recovered for use again in the camera.
No
Format
• For information on how to format CF memory cards, see p. 38.
Date
The camera's date and time setting are saved with each picture. The
Date and Time menu allows the date and time to be set to your local
time zone.
• For information on Setting Date/Time, see p. 34.
Video Mode
The COOLPIX995 supports the two principal worldwide TV standards.
You can choose either the NTSC or PAL standard for video output.
NTSC
PAL
• For information on setting video mode, see Video Mode in Shooting SET-UP on
p. 135.
Does not format the CF memory card.
Starts formatting the CF memory card.
Selects the NTSC standard (Japan, USA).
Selects the PAL standard (Europe, Oceania).
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