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If I were running NIKON, I'd have someone in marketing monitoring this
web site to get the feedback to improve the next product and keep my customers happy by being responsive to their
wants and needs. I'm pretty sure, they are. They didn't get to be the best by not listening.
Or, Nikon will take pity on us and release their marvelous software to a third party to upgrade?
So, here's my wishes for the software upgrade (I'm sure they are working
on).
3 different sets: Camera, 44 entries Info.txt, 16 entries and NikonView. 20 entries
Here's my take on them as best I can guess
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Info. Text |
Nikon Viewer |
Guide for 5700 pages 88/89 |
My preferences |
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DSCN2461.JPG |
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ID: 04Mar0419250630 |
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CAMERA : E5700V1.1 |
Nikon Coolpix 5700 |
Camera type firmware |
E5700V1.1 and folder |
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METERING : SPOT |
Metering Mode: Spot |
Metering method {repeated 4-2] |
Metering |
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MODE : M |
Exposure Mode: Manual |
Exposure mode |
Camera Mode / User Set |
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SHUTTER : 1/15sec |
1/30 sec: f2.9 |
Shutter speed {repeated 4-3 and 5-3] |
Shutter / Aperture |
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APERTURE : F4.2 |
(above?) |
Aperture {repeated 4-4 and 5-4] |
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EXP +/- : 0.0 |
Exposure Comp: 0EV |
Exposure Compensation {repeated 4-5] |
Exposure Compensation |
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FOCAL LENGTH : f256.3 mm(X3.6) |
Focal Length: 8.9 mm |
Focal length {repeated 5-2] |
Focal length / digital zoom |
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IMG ADJUST : STANDARD |
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Image Adjustment |
Contrast Brightness [IMG adjust] |
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SENSITIVITY : ISO100 |
Sensitivity: ISO 100 |
Sensitivity (ISO equivalency){repeated 4-6] |
Sensitivity |
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WHITEBAL : CLOUDY |
White Balance: Cloudy |
White Balance |
White Bal / light source |
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SHARPNESS : HIGH |
Sharpening: High |
Sharpening |
Sharpening |
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DATE : 2004.03.03 02:55 |
2004/03/05 14:17:46 |
Date of recording |
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QUALITY : 2560x1920 FINE |
Tiff-RGB(8-bit) Image size 2560x1704 |
image size |
Quality and Size |
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SATURATION : 0 |
Saturation comp: 0 |
Color Saturation |
Color Saturation |
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FOCUS AREA : CENTER |
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Focus Area |
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Color |
time of recording |
Noise Reduction |
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image Quality |
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Folder |
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Tone Comp: Normal |
File Number and type {repeated 4-1 and 5-1] |
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Battery level indicator |
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Print order icon |
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Protect Icon |
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Current frame/total .. folder |
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AF Mode: Manual INF |
Focus mode {repeated 5-5] |
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Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached |
Flash status "speedlight" |
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Digital Zoom Ratio: 1.00 |
Digital zoom |
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Converter Lens: None |
Lens converter status |
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File size |
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Thumbnail |
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Histogram |
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Noise Reduction: Off |
Noise reduction |
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Focus confirmation |
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I think you see where I'm going - Since the Camera has all that info I'd like it to stay with the image when I transfer it to my computer.
Can the bottom edge of each image be coded with the DateTime identification, kinda like what Kodak does on the slide holder? I'm going to try to add some to mine somehow. Some ID may already be a part of the image file? Wouldn't be terrible difficult to add a border to all images with the info embedded, would it?
Picture Identification option so that I can set it
Uniquely, consistently, precisely without equivocation! Even Movie frames!
For example: 04Mar0419250630. Explanation 04MAR04 = the 4th day of March the 4th year of this decade.
19250630 = the 19th hour, 25th minute, 6th second and 30th frame.
Are there other utilities available like the pixel test which I might find useful?
Again, Nikon has accomplished a wonderful product in the 5700. It is a great camera with a wealth of features that
work great and stimulates one to be a better photographer.