Nikon COOLPIX 5700 User Manual - Page 142

Assigning Functions to the, Button, Controlling White Balance

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Menu Guide-Using the SET-UP Menu Assigning Functions to the Button: Func. In User Sets 1, 2, and 3, you can choose the function assigned to the button, making it possible to select the User Set or adjust white balance and metering without accessing the camera menus, or to adjust flash and focus mode without using the buttons on the camera. The following options are available: Option Description User Setting Press button and rotate command dial to change the (default) User Set ( 68). Press button to change the focus mode ( 53). Press button and rotate command dial to enter manual focus ( 80). Press button to change the flash mode ( 62). Press button and rotate command dial to set sensitivity (ISO value) ( 78). Press button and rotate the command dial to set white balance ( 101). White Balance Press button and hold for 2 sec. to measure preset white balance according to the object in the center of the frame. Metering Press button and rotate the command dial to set metering ( 103). Controlling White Balance with With the button set to White Balance, pressing will display the white balance setting in the control panel as follows: PrE (white balance preset), Sun, Inc (incandescent), Flu (fluorescent), Clo (cloudy), Fla (Speedlight), no display (auto). 130

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Menu Guide—Using the SET
-UP Menu
130
Assigning Functions to the
Button:
Func.
In User Sets 1, 2, and 3, you can choose the function
assigned to the
button, making it possible to se-
lect the User Set or adjust white balance and meter-
ing without accessing the camera menus, or to adjust
flash and focus mode without using the buttons on the
camera. The following options are available:
Option
Description
User Setting
(default)
Press
button and rotate command dial to change the
User Set (
68).
White Balance
Press
button and rotate the command dial to set white
balance (
101).
Press
button and hold for 2 sec. to measure preset
white balance according to the object in the center of the
frame.
Metering
Press
button and rotate the command dial to set me-
tering (
103).
Press
button to change the flash mode (
62).
Press
button and rotate command dial to set sensitiv-
ity (ISO value) (
78).
Press
button to change the focus mode (
53).
Press
button and rotate command dial to enter man-
ual focus (
80).
Controlling White Balance with
With the
button set to
White Balance
, pressing
will display the white
balance setting in the control panel as follows:
PrE
(white balance preset),
Sun
,
Inc
(incandescent),
Flu
(fluorescent),
Clo
(cloudy),
Fla
(Speedlight), no display
(auto).