Nikon COOLPIX 5700 User Manual - Page 138

Adjusting Monitor Settings, Monitor Options

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Menu Guide-Using the SET-UP Menu Adjusting Monitor Settings: Monitor Options The Monitor Options menu sets monitor brightness and hue. In User Sets 1, 2, and 3, it can also specify whether the monitor or viewfinder will turn on automatically when the camera is turned on. Controlling the Monitor: Start-up Display This option specifies whether the monitor or viewfinder turns on when the camera is set to shooting mode (User Sets 1, 2, and 3) and turned on. Option Description Monitor On Monitor turns on automatically at start-up; however, if monitor is closed, viewfinder will turn on instead. Viewfinder On Viewfinder turns on at start up, or when switching from playback mode to shooting mode. Regardless of the setting chosen for Start-up Display, you can switch between the monitor and viewfinder any time the monitor is open by pressing the / SEL button. Taking Pictures and the Quick Response Setting When Shutter Release Speed is set to Quick Response, pressing the shutter-release button all the way down while the previous image is displayed in the monitor (Review On), will take another picture. The new picture will use the previous image's focus and exposure settings. Note, the built-in Speedlight will not fire. 126

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Menu Guide—Using the SET
-UP Menu
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Adjusting Monitor Settings:
Monitor Options
The
Monitor Options
menu sets monitor brightness
and hue.
In User Sets 1, 2, and 3, it can also specify
whether the monitor or viewfinder will turn on auto-
matically when the camera is turned on.
Controlling the Monitor:
Start-up Display
This option specifies whether the monitor or viewfinder
turns on when the camera is set to shooting mode
(User Sets 1, 2, and 3) and turned on.
Monitor On
Monitor turns on automatically at start-up; however,
if monitor is closed, viewfinder will turn on instead.
Viewfinder On
Viewfinder turns on at start up, or when switching from
playback mode to shooting mode.
Option
Description
Regardless of the setting chosen for
Start-up Display
, you can switch between
the monitor and viewfinder any time the monitor is open by pressing the
/
SEL button.
Taking Pictures and the Quick Response Setting
When
Shutter Release Speed
is set to
Quick Response
, pressing the shut-
ter-release button all the way down while the previous image is displayed in
the monitor (
Review On
), will take another picture. The new picture will use
the previous image’s focus and exposure settings. Note, the built-in Speedlight
will not fire.