Nikon Coolpix P5000 P5000 User's Manual - Page 35

Full-Frame Playback, Turning the Camera on in Playback Mode, Viewing Pictures in Internal Memory

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C Full-Frame Playback The following operations can be performed during full-frame playback: To Use Description B Press multi selector to down or right, or rotate com- View other pictures or mand dial right, to view pictures in order recorded. Press multi selector up or left, or rotate command - dial left, to view pictures in reverse order. Zoom picture in Zoom current picture in 3×, with center of picture T (O) displayed in monitor (quick playback zoom). Press 43 B to return to full-frame playback. View thumbnails W (M) View multiple pictures. 43 Hide or display photo info Q Hide or display photo info in monitor. 8 Record/play voice memo B Record or play voice memos of up to 20s in length. 46 Exit to shooting mode G or shutterrelease button End playback and return to shooting mode. - C Turning the Camera on in Playback Mode To turn the camera on in playback mode, press and hold the G button. The most recent picture will be displayed full-frame in the monitor, but the lens will not extend. C Viewing Pictures in Internal Memory Pictures can only be played back from internal memory if no memory card is inserted. If an empty memory card is inserted, the message "Memory contains no images" will be displayed. To view the pictures in internal memory, remove the memory card or use the Copy option in the playback menu to copy the pictures to the memory card (B 82). Basic Photography and Playback 23

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Basic Photography and Playback
23
C
Full-Frame Playback
The following operations can be performed during full-frame playback:
C
Turning the Camera on in Playback Mode
To turn the camera on in playback mode, press and hold the
G
button.
The most recent
picture will be displayed full-frame in the monitor, but the lens will not extend.
C
Viewing Pictures in Internal Memory
Pictures can only be played back from internal memory if no memory card is inserted.
If an
empty memory card is inserted, the message “Memory contains no images” will be dis-
played.
To view the pictures in internal memory, remove the memory card or use the
Copy
option in the playback menu to copy the pictures to the memory card (
B
82).
To
Use
Description
B
View other
pictures
or
Press multi selector to down or right, or rotate com-
mand dial right, to view pictures in order recorded.
Press multi selector up or left, or rotate command
dial left, to view pictures in reverse order.
—
Zoom picture
in
T
(
O
)
Zoom current picture in 3×, with center of picture
displayed in monitor (
quick playback zoom
).
Press
B
to return to full-frame playback.
43
View
thumbnails
W
(
M
)
View multiple pictures.
43
Hide or display
photo info
Q
Hide or display photo info in monitor.
8
Record/play
voice memo
B
Record or play voice memos of up to 20s in length.
46
Exit to shooting
mode
G
or shutter-
release button
End playback and return to shooting mode.
—