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Playing Pictures Back-Basic Playback To Press Description Zoom photo in ( ) Press the ( ) button for an enlarged view of the current photo ( 71). Select current picture for transfer to a ( computer Pictures selected for transfer are marked with a icon. Turn this marking on or off to select the pic) tures that will be transferred to a computer at a later date ( 82). Create small copy of current picture SMALL If the current picture is a photograph, pressing the PIC. button will create a small copy (320 × 240) ( ) for electronic distribution ( 72). Play movie back If the current picture is marked with a icon to show that it is a movie, pressing the button starts and pauses movie playback ( 74). Hide or display photo info Press multi selector to left to hide or display photo info superimposed on picture in monitor ( 7). Display playback menu MENU Press the MENU button to display or hide the playback menu ( 75). Image File and Folder Names Pictures taken with the COOLPIX 3500 are identified by file names that begin with "DSCN" or, in the case of images created with the small picture function ( 72), "SSCN," followed by a four-digit file number assigned automatically by the camera (e.g., "DSCN0001"). Each file name ends in a three-letter "extension" that identifies the type of picture: ".JPG" for photographs and ".MOV" for movies. Picture files are stored in folders created automatically by the camera and named with a three-digit folder number followed by "NIKON" (e.g., "100NIKON"). The folder name and file number can be viewed in full-screen review and full-frame playback, when they are displayed in the top right corner of the monitor ( 7). 69

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Playing Pictures Back—Basic Playback
Press multi selector to left to hide or display photo
info superimposed on picture in monitor (
7).
Hide or
display
photo info
MENU
Press the
MENU
button to display or hide the play-
back menu (
75).
Display
playback
menu
Press
Description
(
)
Press the
(
) button for an enlarged view of the
current photo (
71).
Zoom
photo in
(
)
Pictures selected for transfer are marked with a
icon.
Turn this marking on or off to select the pic-
tures that will be transferred to a computer at a
later date (
82).
Select
current
picture for
transfer to a
computer
SMALL
PIC.
(
)
If the current picture is a photograph, pressing the
button will create a small copy (320
×
240)
for electronic distribution (
72).
Create small
copy of
current
picture
If the current picture is marked with a
icon to
show that it is a movie, pressing the
button
starts and pauses movie playback (
74).
Play movie
back
Image File and Folder Names
Pictures taken with the COOLPIX 3500 are identified by file names that begin
with “DSCN” or, in the case of images created with the small picture function
(
72), “SSCN,” followed by a four-digit file number assigned automatically
by the camera (e.g., “DSCN0001”).
Each file name ends in a three-letter
“extension” that identifies the type of picture: “.JPG” for photographs and
“.MOV” for movies.
Picture files are stored in folders created automatically
by the camera and named with a three-digit folder number followed by
“NIKON” (e.g., “100NIKON”).
The folder name and file number can be viewed
in full-screen review and full-frame playback, when they are displayed in the
top right corner of the monitor (
7).
To