Functions That Cannot Be Applied Simultaneously - Nikon COOLPIX 5630 User Manual

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Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu
Functions that Cannot be Applied Simultaneously
Restrictions apply to the following settings in
0
(auto) mode and
1m
(high
sensitivity) mode.
Flash mode
• Selecting Continuous, BSS or Multi-shot 16 for Continuous changes the flash
rnode setting to
®
(off).
• Selecting
Single or Intvl timer shooting
for
Continuous
restores the original
flash mode setting.
Self-timer
• If self-timer is on, only one picture will be taken when the shutter is released,
regardless of settings selected for the
Continuous
setting.
• The last
Continuous
setting applied is restored when picture is taken or self-timer
is turned off.
Continuous
• If Multi-shot 16
is chosen for
Continuous,
~
Normal (2592)
will be chosen for
Image mode
arld lhe settirlg for
ISO sensitivity
will be changed automatically
according to the brightness.
• Selecting an option other than
Multi-shot 16 for Continuous
restores the
original setting for
Image mode
and
ISO sensitivity.
ISO sensitivity
• When 3200 or 6400 is selected for ISO sensitivity, Image mode cannot be set
to
~ High (4000*), ~ Normal (4000),
[lI
Normal (3264),
em
Normal (2592) and
m
16:9 (3968).
At these image mode settings, selecting
3200 or 6400
for
ISO
sensitivity
automatically switches the image mode setting to
~ Normal (2048).
When any option other than
3200 or 6400
is selected for
ISO sensitivity,
the
original image mode setting is restored.
White balance and Color options
• White balance
is automatically set
to Auto
and cannot be adjusted when
Black-
and-white, Sepia or Cyanotype
is selected for
Color options.
• Selecting
Standard color, Vivid color or Pastel for Color options
restores the
last
White balance
applied
Autofocus mode
• Autofocus mode
is automatically set to
Single AF
and cannot be adjusted when
Face priority
is selected for
AF area mode.
• The last
Autofocus mode
settillg applied is restored when any settillg other than
Face priority
is selected for
AF area mode.