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Camera Sensor| effective pixels | 6.2 million |
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| ccd | 1/2.5-inch type (6.37 million total pixels) |
| image modes | High (2816*), Normal (2048), PC (1024), TV (640) |
Lens and Focus| lens | 5x Zoom-Nikkor; 6.3-31.4mm (35mm [135] format equivalent to 38-190mm); f/2.9-5.0; 9 elements in 7 groups; Digital zoom: up to 4x |
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| focus range | 19.8 in (50cm) to infinity (∞)(W), 39.4 in (1m) to infinity (∞)(T), 1.6 in (4cm) to infinity (∞) in Macro Mode |
| built-in flash range | 1.8 – 11.6 ft. / 0.5-3.5m (W), 1.8 – 6.7 ft. / 5-2m ft. (T) |
Display| lcd monitor | 2.5-inch type, 110, 000-dot Amorphous silicon TFT LCD monitor with brightness adjustment |
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| display resolution | 800 x 600 or more with 16-bit color (full color recommended) |
| interface | USB |
Battery and Power| battery life | Approx. 100 shots with alkaline, 400 shots with lithium or 230 shots with EN-MH1-B2 batteries |
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| power requirements | Two AA-size batteries (Alkaline [included] or two optional Ni-MH Coolpix EN-MH1-B2 batteries and MH-71 battery charger. |
| optional accessories | AC adapter EH-62B, Rechargeable Ni-MH battery EN-MH1-B2, Battery Charger MH-71, case |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | Approx. 3.5 x 2.4 x 1.9 in. (89.5 x 60.5 x 47mm) |
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| weight | Approx. 6.3 oz. (180g) (without battery and memory card) |
| storage media | Internal memory: approx. 10MB, accepts SD memory card |
Welcomes the user, outlines manual contents, and provides support links.
Guide to taking pictures and reviewing them.
Details critical warnings for handling the camera, batteries, and AC adapter.
Recommends test shots for important occasions to ensure proper camera function.
Provides links to Nikon's online resources for product information and tips.
Identifies and labels all external components of the Nikon COOLPIX L1.
Instructions on how to properly attach the camera strap to the device.
Explains the function of the monitor, buttons, and multi selector.
Details how to navigate menus and use the multi selector buttons.
Guide on how to charge and insert batteries (EN-MH1-B2 or AA).
Steps to set language, time, and date upon first camera use.
Instructions for inserting, removing, and formatting memory cards.
Explains the function of the write-protect switch on SD memory cards.
Guides users through selecting Auto mode and checking camera status.
Explains how the camera conserves power by entering stand-by mode.
Details how to focus, take a picture, and use the shutter-release button.
Advice on potential blur and noise in low light and how to manage it.
How to view pictures in playback and delete unwanted ones.
Explains flash modes, range, red-eye reduction, and flash lamp status.
Instructions for using the ten-second self-timer for self-portraits.
Explains macro mode for close objects and exposure compensation.
Introduces scene modes for optimized settings and movie recording.
Describes various scene modes and their purposes for different subjects.
Details Portrait Assist for natural portraits and improved focus.
Details Landscape Assist for scenic shots with reduced noise.
How the camera focuses on faces for sharp portraits.
Covers modes for capturing sports action and low-light portraits.
Explains additional scene modes like Dusk/Dawn, Night Landscape, and Close Up.
Instructions on how to capture sequential images for creating a panorama.
Guide to shooting movies with sound, including size and length limitations.
How to view pictures in playback and delete unwanted ones.
Displays pictures in a contact sheet format for quick browsing.
How to zoom in on pictures during playback and create cropped copies.
Creates copies with improved brightness and contrast, especially for dark subjects.
How to record, play, and delete voice memos associated with pictures.
Instructions for playing movies and controlling playback using the multi selector.
Guides on connecting the camera for viewing or data transfer.
Steps to connect the camera to a TV for playback.
How to mark pictures for transfer and use the PictureProject transfer button.
Explains how to mark specific pictures for transfer.
Details USB options (Mass Storage, PTP) for computer connectivity.
Procedures for safely disconnecting the camera from a computer.
Options for printing directly or via computer, including date imprinting.
Describes printing via memory card, print services, or computer transfer.
Steps to connect the camera to a PictBridge-compatible printer.
Guides on selecting pictures, copies, and paper size for single prints.
Instructions for printing selected pictures or all images in batches.
How to create print orders for DPOF-compatible devices using Print Set.
Lists and describes options available in the camera's setup menu.
Details settings for image mode, white balance, metering, and continuous shooting.
Explains different white balance modes and how to set preset white balance.
Describes the Matrix and Center-Weighted metering modes for exposure.
Explains continuous shooting modes and Best Shot Selector (BSS).
Covers color settings, AF area selection, and autofocus modes.
How to use focus lock to focus on off-center subjects.
Overview of playback menu options like Print Set, Slide Show, Delete, and Protect.
How to view pictures in an automatic slideshow with options for looping.
Explains how to protect pictures from deletion and mark them for transfer.
How to create smaller versions of pictures and copy files between media.
Details movie recording sizes, frame rates, and autofocus modes.
Information on optional accessories, approved memory cards, and memory card handling.
Precautions for using and handling Secure Digital (SD) memory cards.
Guidelines for handling, storing, and maintaining the camera to ensure longevity.
Tips for battery performance, charging, and replacement.
Instructions on how to clean the lens, monitor, and camera body.
Recommendations for storing the camera when not in use.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding solutions.
Addresses issues like camera turning off, blank monitor, and focusing problems.
Lists default camera settings and explains supported standards like DCF and DPOF.
Explains how certain settings affect each other in specific shooting modes.
Details how pictures, movies, and voice memos are named and stored.
Provides detailed technical data about the camera's features and capabilities.
A condensed guide to quickly set up and start using the camera.
Identifies key external parts of the camera.
Step-by-step instructions for taking your first picture and viewing it.
Guide for Windows users to install PictureProject software.
Guide for Macintosh users to install PictureProject software.
Information on charging, handling, and maintaining NiMH rechargeable batteries.
Details the terms, conditions, and limitations of the product warranty.
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