Nikon CoolPix S210 digital camera
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Table of contents
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• For Your Safety »
• WARNINGS »
• Notices »
• Introduction »
• About This Manual »
• Information and Precautions »
• Parts of the Camera »
• The Camera Body »
• The Monitor »
• Basic Operations »
• The c (Shooting/Playback) Button »
• The e (Mode) Button »
• The Multi Selector »
• The d Button »
• Help Displays »
• Attaching the Camera Strap »
• First Steps »
• Charging the Battery »
• Inserting the Battery »
• Removing the Battery »
• Turning On and Off the Camera »
• Setting Display Language, Date and Time »
• Inserting Memory Cards »
• Removing Memory Cards »
• Basic Photography and Playback: Auto Mode »
• Step 1 Turn the Camera On and Select A (Auto) Mode »
• Indicators Displayed in A (Auto) Mode »
• Step 2 Frame a Picture »
• Using the Zoom »
• Step 3 Focus and Shoot »
• Step 4 Viewing and Deleting Pictures »
• Viewing Pictures (Playback Mode) »
• Deleting Pictures »
• Using the Flash »
• Setting the Flash Mode »
• Taking Pictures with the Self-timer »
• Macro Mode »
• Exposure Compensation »
• High-sensitivity Shooting Mode »
• Shooting in the High-sensitivity Shooting Mode »
• Shooting Suited for the Scene »
• Shooting in the Scene Mode »
• Setting the Scene Mode »
• Features »
• Taking Pictures for a Panorama »
• More on Playback »
• Viewing Multiple Pictures: Thumbnail Playback »
• Taking a Closer Look: Playback Zoom »
• Editing Pictures »
• Enhancing Brightness and Contrast: D-Lighting »
• Compensating Blurred Images After Shooting: Electronic VR »
• Creating a Cropped Copy: Crop »
• Resizing Pictures: Small Picture »
• Voice Memos: Recording and Playback »
• Recording Voice Memos »
• Playing Voice Memos »
• Deleting Voice Memos »
• Viewing Pictures by Date »
• Selecting a Date in Calendar Mode »
• Selecting a Date in List by Date Mode »
• Using Calendar Mode and List by Date Mode »
• Calendar and List by Date Menus »
• Movies »
• Recording Movies »
• The Movie Menu »
• Selecting Movie Options »
• Electronic VR »
• Time-Lapse Movies »
• Movie Playback »
• Deleting Movie Files »
• Voice Recordings »
• Making Voice Recordings »
• Playing Voice Recordings »
• Deleting Sound Files »
• Copying Voice Recordings »
• Connecting to Televisions, Computers and Printers »
• Connecting to a TV »
• Connecting to a Computer »
• Before Connecting the Camera »
• Transferring Pictures from a Camera to a Computer »
• Connecting to a Printer »
• Connecting the Camera and Printer »
• Printing Pictures One at a Time »
• Printing Multiple Pictures »
• Creating a DPOF Print Order: Print Set »
• Shooting, Playback and Setup Menus »
• Shooting Options: The Shooting Menu »
• Displaying the Shooting Menu and High-sensitivity Menu »
• Image Mode »
• White Balance »
• Continuous »
• ISO Sensitivity »
• Color Options »
• AF Area Mode »
• Face Priority »
• Restrictions on Camera Settings »
• Playback Options: The Playback Menu »
• Displaying the Playback Menu »
• Slide Show »
• Delete »
• Protect »
• Rotate image »
• Copy »
• Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu »
• Displaying the Setup Menu »
• Menus »
• Welcome Screen »
• Date »
• Monitor Settings »
• Date Imprint »
• Electronic VR »
• Digital Zoom »
• Sound Settings »
• Auto Off »
• Format Memory/ m Format Card »
• Language »
• Video Mode »
• Reset All »
• Firmware Version »
• Technical Notes »
• Optional Accessories »
• Approved Memory Cards »
• Image/Sound File and Folder Names »
• Caring for the Camera »
• Cleaning »
• Storage »
• Error Messages »
• Troubleshooting »
• Specifications »
• Supported Standards »
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The Zoom Nikkor lens is pretty good for a camera in this price range and it has a lens focal length of 35mm or a 38mm to 133mm equivalent...I would recommend the 2 GB SDHC memory card for taking video...The Nikon suite of software included on the CD is quite good for editing or you can use a Windows based movie editing software...
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For several urgent reasons, I need to buy my first [point-and-shoot] digital camera within the next 14 hours to shoot numerous photos...The Nikon is a very good looking camera, doesn't hurt that the lens says "Nikon" on it, in the beginning the Nikon S210 was right at the top of my list...Casio menus and displays are more complete than the Nikon S210...