Nikon COOLPIX 5000 Instruction Manual - Page 187

Hiding Images During Playback

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Playing Images Back-The Playback Menu Hiding Images During Playback: The Hide-Image Menu When creating a slide show or showing photographs to an audience, you may want to use the Hide Image option to hide some of the images in the current folder. Hidden images are only visible in the Hide Image menu. They can not be deleted in single-image playback or using the options in the Delete sub-menu. 1 2 Highlight image 3 Press multi selector up or down to select image. Selected images are marked by icon. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to select additional images. To deselect image, highlight and press multi selector up or down. Press to complete operation. To exit Hide Image menu without changing hidden status of images, press MENU button. "ALL IMAGES ARE HIDDEN" If all the images in the folder currently selected for playback are hidden, the message "ALL IMAGES ARE HIDDEN" will be displayed in single-image playback. No images can be played back until another folder has been selected or Hide Image is used to reveal some of the images in the current folder. 173

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Playing Images Back—The Playback Menu
Hiding Images During Playback:
The Hide-Image Menu
When creating a slide show or showing photo-
graphs to an audience, you may want to use the
Hide Image
option to hide some of the images in
the current folder.
Hidden images are only visible
in the
Hide Image
menu.
They can not be deleted
in single-image playback or using the options in the
Delete
sub-menu.
Highlight image
Press multi selector up or down to se-
lect image.
Selected images are
marked by
icon.
Repeat steps 1 and
2 to select additional images.
To dese-
lect image, highlight and press multi
selector up or down.
Press
to complete operation.
To exit
Hide Image
menu without changing hid-
den status of images, press MENU button.
1
2
3
“ALL IMAGES ARE HIDDEN”
If all the images in the folder currently selected for playback are hidden, the
message “ALL IMAGES ARE HIDDEN” will be displayed in single-image play-
back.
No images can be played back until another folder has been selected or
Hide Image
is used to reveal some of the images in the current folder.