Nikon 1776 Instruction Manual - Page 93

Push MODE button to select date/time display and fully, depress the shutter release button to take

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• To set time to the precise second, push the SELECT button once at the step 8 so : indication blinks. When the actual time coincides with the time you have set, push the ADJUST button . The clock starts from 00 sec. (Seconds are not displayed in the LCD paneL) Example: To set the clock to 13:00:00: Set the clock to 13:00. Push the SELECT button so : indication blinks. When the time becomes exactly 13:00:00, push the ADJUST button to start the clock at exactly 13:00:00. • Batteries in the camera body also power the Quartz Date. Set the date and time after installing batteries for the first time. When changing batteries, date and time remain in the Quartz Date memory up to approx. 15 minutes without batteries. If the date and time data are lost, reset them . • Imprinting date/time Push MODE button to select date/time display and fully depress the shutter release button to take a picture with the imprinted date/time. ~ ( ~• SEOL•ECT AD•JUST 0) • The data displayed on the data imprint LCD will be imprinted on the picture. Select no imprint) to cancel data imprint. Compatible film speeds for data imprinting are IS032-3200. • Data imprint indicator - blinks for approx. two to three sec. immediately after the shutter is released (when a film is loaded). Imprinted date/time The illustration at right indicates the position of the imprinted date/time on the film. It may be difficult to read against bright colors such as white or reddish hues. 93

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To
set time to the precise second, push the SELECT button once at the
step 8 so : indication blinks. When the actual time coincides with the time
you have set, push the ADJUST button. The clock starts from 00 sec.
(Seconds are not displayed
in
the LCD paneL)
Example:
To
set the clock to 13:00:00:
Set the clock to 13:00. Push the SELECT button so : indication blinks.
When the time becomes exactly 13:00:00, push the ADJUST button to start
the clock at exactly 13:00:00.
• Batteries
in
the camera body also power the Quartz Date. Set the date and
time after installing batteries for the first time. When changing batteries,
date and time remain
in
the Quartz Date memory up to approx. 15 minutes
without batteries. If the date and time data
are
lost, reset them .
• Imprinting date/time
Push MODE button to select date/time display and fully
depress the shutter release button to take a picture with
the imprinted date/time.
~
SELECT
ADJUST
•
•
•
(
~
O
0
)
[
]
••
[+]
• The data displayed on the data imprint LCD will be imprinted on the
picture. Select - -
-- --
(no
imprint) to cancel data imprint. Compatible
film speeds for data imprinting are IS032-3200.
• Data imprint indicator -
blinks for approx.
two
to three sec. immediately
after the shutter is released (when a film is loaded).
Imprinted
date/time
The illustration at right indicates the
position
of
the imprinted date/time on the
film. It may be difficult to read against
bright colors such
as
white or reddish hues.
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