Continuous – Nikon 8700 User Manual

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Menu Guide


The Shooting Menu

80

Continuous

Use the options in this menu to capture a fl eeting
expression on a portrait subject, photograph a subject
that is moving unpredictably, or capture motion in a
series of pictures.

CONTINUOUS

Single

Continuous H
Continuous L
Multi-shot 16
Ultra HS
5 shot buffer

1/2

Option

Single

Camera takes one picture each time shutter-release button is
pressed.

Continuous H

1, 2

While shutter-release button is pressed, camera records up to 5
pictures at up to 2.5 fps. Monitor and electronic viewfi nder turn
off during shooting.

Continuous L

2, 3

Camera records up to 12 pictures at rate of up to 1.2 fps while
shutter-release button is pressed. Shooting is suspended while

icon is displayed (

81).

Time lapse

3

Camera takes pictures automatically at specifi ed interval. See
“Interval Timer Photography” (

82).

Description

Multi-shot 16

2, 3

Each time shutter-release button is pressed, camera takes 16
consecutive pictures 816 × 612 pixels in size at about 1.5 fps
and arranges them in 4 rows to form a single picture measuring
3,264 × 2,448 pixels. Image size automatically set to

.

5 shot buffer

2, 3

Camera shoots at up to 1 fps while shutter-release button is
pressed, but only last fi ve shots are saved to memory card.

Ultra HS

4

While shutter-release button is pressed, camera records up to
100 pictures at rate of up to 30 fps. Image quality is automati-
cally set to NORMAL and image size to

(640 × 480). With

each sequence, camera creates new folder in which all photos in
sequence are stored. Folder name consists of “N_” followed by
three-digit sequence number assigned automatically by camera.
Exposure count is shown in shooting display.

Movie

4

Camera records movies up to three minutes long. See “Mov-
ies” (

49).

1 HI image quality reset to FINE.
2 Built-in Speedlight turns off.
3 RAW and HI image quality reset to FINE.

4 Built-in and optional Speedlights turn off

(Movie > Time-lapse movie excluded).

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