Nikon P3 User Manual

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Options for ISO Sensitivity

Options for White Balance

Auto Off

When the camera enters Standby mode and the power-on lamp blinks, perform one
of the following operations to reactivate the camera:
• Pressing the power switch
• Pressing the shutter-release button halfway
• Pressing i (camera enters Playback mode except when mode dial is set to Y)
• Pressing m (the menu for the selected mode is displayed)

The length of time is fixed in the following cases:
• When a menu is displayed with Auto off set to thirty seconds (30s) or one minute

(1m): 3 minutes

• When pictures are being played back in a slide show: 30 minutes
• When camera is in Wireless transfer mode: 3 minutes (Auto off does not activate

while pictures are being transferred)

• When using the optional EH-62A AC adapter kit: 30 minutes

Auto off does not activate when the supplied USB cable is connected.

Auto

(default setting)

Approximately equivalent to ISO 50 is set as default. When lighting is
poor, however, camera automatically compensates by raising sensitivity to
maximum of ISO 200 equivalent.

50

Approximately equivalent to ISO 50.

100

Approximately equivalent to ISO 100.

200

Approximately equivalent to ISO 200.

400

Approximately equivalent to ISO 400.

e

Auto

(default setting)

Automatically adjusts white balance to suit lighting conditions. Best
choice for most situations.

f White bal. preset

Gray object used as reference to set white balance under unusual
lighting conditions (P.47).

g Direct sunlight

Use under direct sunlight.

h Incandescent

Use under incandescent lighting.

i Fluorescent

FL1

Use under most types of fluorescent lighting. Select FL1 (White) or
FL2 (Daylight White/Natural) according to the bulb types, and then
press d.

FL2

j Cloudy

Use under overcast skies.

k Shade

Use under sunny skies when your subject is in the shade.

l

Flash

Use when taking pictures with the flash.

(P.45)

(P.46)

(P.105)

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