The Monitor; For Shooting - Nikon KEYMISSION 170 Reference Manual

The Monitor

The information that is displayed on the shooting or playback screen changes
depending on the camera's settings and state of use.
By default, information is displayed when the camera is turned on and when you
operate the camera, and turns off after a few seconds (when Photo info is set to
Auto info in Monitor settings (A71)).

For Shooting

Movie mode .......................................... 35, 63
1
Still image shooting mode................... 67
2
Remaining movie recording time
3
Bluetooth communication indicator
4
....................................................................... 12, 79
Wi-Fi communication indicator
5
....................................................................... 16, 79
Airplane mode ............................................. 79
6
Remote control connection indicator
7
............................................................................... 23
Battery level indicator
8
Movie options .............................................. 64
9
C
Battery Level Indicator
B: The camera battery level is high.
b: The camera battery level is low.
Y: The external battery level is high.*
Z: The external battery level is low.*
* Displayed when the additional battery is installed in the WP-AA1 Waterproof Case
(available separately).
Parts of the Camera
The Monitor
1 2
18
17
16
14 12
15
13
3
[01:00:00]
0.3 0.3 0.3
+ +
1080/30
p
10 9
11
10 Exposure compensation value .......... 69
11 Color options ................................................ 69
12 Underwater.................................................... 68
13 White balance .............................................. 68
14 Electronic VR ................................................. 65
15 Wind noise reduction.............................. 66
16 "Date not set" indicator .......................... 70
"Still image shooting available"
17
indicator........................................................... 34
"Still image shooting not available"
18
indicator........................................................... 34
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4
5
6
7
8