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Performance to empower your passion.
Meet the COOLPIX P7700, a high-performance compact camera with the power and precision to stimulate your imagination. Its extra-large CMOS image sensor is paired with one of the best NIKKOR lenses we've ever put in a COOLPIX camera. Your photos and Full HD (1080p) videos will be second to none. With an Auto Mode you can rely on every time, 19 Scene Modes for getting the most out of every shooting situation, creative in-camera effects, complete PSAM control, RAW shooting and more, the COOLPIX P7700 will go as far as you want to go. For shooters seeking the ultimate compact digital camera performance, COOLPIX P7700 delivers.
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Impress with every shot
Endless creativity and superb image quality
The COOLPIX P7700 satisfies even the most passionate shooters. At its heart is a 1/1.7" 12.2-megapixel CMOS sensor—larger than the sensor in most compact cameras—that delivers exceptional image quality and detail. Use that power to bring every shot to life in vivid clarity. A 7.1x Zoom-NIKKOR glass lens takes you from wide-angle (28mm) to telephoto (200mm) in an instant. Create an expansive landscape one shot, a stunning close-up the next. But as powerful as the COOLPIX P7700 is, you don't need to be a pro to excel with it. Whether you prefer letting Auto Mode do the work for you, using Scene Modes to match your shooting situation or taking complete control of your images with full manual control, you'll be proud of every photo and video you create.
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Excel in low-light situations
Bright f/2.0 lens and highly sensitive CMOS sensor
Great low-light performance starts with the lens, and the COOLPIX P7700 has one of the best lenses we've ever put in a COOLPIX camera. With a maximum aperture that's wider than most compact cameras (f/2.0), the 7.1x Zoom-NIKKOR glass lens gathers maximum light so you can shoot with faster shutter speeds. Combine that with a highly sensitive CMOS image sensor and Nikon's renowned ISO performance, and you'll capture the shots you've been missing—low-light indoor shots, evening group shots around a fire, nighttime cityscapes, fast-moving subjects and much more.
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Create with remarkable speed
Fast operation and continuous shooting
Life moves fast, but the COOLPIX P7700 keeps up. In an instant, it powers up, zooms in, autofocuses and captures stunning shot after shot. Hold down the shutter button and fire a blazing-fast 8 fps (up to 6 shots) for some of the most impressive action-freezing sequences you've ever seen. Plus, every photo and video will be sharp and steady, even if your hands are not—Nikon's VR image stabilization ensures a little camera shake won't ruin the shot.
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Find exciting new perspectives
Moveable 921,000-dot Vari-angle display
When you can swivel your camera's LCD display to just about any position, you're free to explore exciting new perspectives all around you. Hold the COOLPIX P7700 at ground level for a surprising new view of a common scene. In tight, cramped spaces, raise the camera overhead and get the shot or video you need. Every shot you frame, review or share is rendered in 921,000 dots of brilliant detail. When transporting the camera, protect the LCD by flipping it to the closed position.
Explore new possibilities
Full HD (1080p) video with stereo sound
Apply your creativity to videography. With the touch of a button, go from shooting stills to recording Full HD (1080p) videos that can easily be shared on your computer, social networking sites or an HDTV. The COOLPIX P7700 lets you use the optical zoom while recording, so you can frame exactly the shot you want. It also lets you maintain creative control; adjust the aperture and exposure settings, add creative filters, special effects and more. The built-in stereo microphone captures clear, natural audio (it even includes wind noise reduction), but for maximum sound fidelity, add the optional ME-1 stereo microphone.
Comfortable, smart design
The COOLPIX P7700 is designed to be used—as often as possible. Its compact, ergonomic body lets you create comfortably. All the camera's settings are accessible through easy-to-navigate menus, and key features are at your fingertips. You can even program your favorite settings for quick recall.
Expand your capabilities and creativity
The COOLPIX P7700 includes a full-size accessory shoe that's compatible with Nikon's most popular D-SLR accessories: Nikon's renowned Speedlights, GP-1 GPS module, ME-1 stereo microphone, and more. Build a creative system around the COOLPIX P7700.
Effective Pixels
Sensor Size
Monitor Size
Monitor Type
Storage Media
SDHC memory card
SDXC memory card
Full HD: 1920x1080p / 30fps
HD: 1280x720p/ 30fps
HS (high speed) movie: 120 fps (640×480), HS 60 fps (1280×720) or HS 15 fps (1920×1080)
Movie file format: MPEG-4 AVC H.264
Standard TV: 640x480/ 30fps
ISO Sensitivity
Top Continuous Shooting Speed at full resolution
Battery / Batteries
Approx. Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth)
Approx. Weight
Compact Digital Camera
Effective Pixels
12.2 million
Image Sensor
Sensor Size
1/ 1.7 in.
Total Pixels
12.76 million (approx.)
Image Size (pixels)
4000 x 3000 (12M)
7.1x optical Zoom, NIKKOR ED glass lens
Lens Focal Length
6.0-42.8mm (angle of view equivalent to that of 28-200 mm lens in 35mm [135] format)
Lens f/-number
Lens Construction
13 elements in 10 groups (2 ED lens elements)
Lens Zoom
Digital Zoom
Up to 4x (angle of view equivalent to that of approx. 800mm lens in 35mm [135] format)
Vibration Reduction
Lens-shift VR
Electronically-controlled 7-blade iris diaphragm
Autofocus (AF)
Contrast-detect TTL AF
Autofocus (AF) Focus-area selection
Auto (9-area automatic selection)
Face priority
Manual with 99 focus areas
Subject tracking
Target Finding AF
Focus Range
[W]: Approx. 1 ft. 8 in. (50 cm.) to infinity
[T]: Approx. 2 ft. 8 in. (80 cm.) to infinity
Macro close-up mode: Approx. 0.8 in. (2 cm.) to infinity
Focus Lock
Maximum Autofocus Areas/Points
9 area automatic selection, 99 area manual selection
Monitor Size
3.0 in. diagonal
Monitor Type
Vari-Angle TFT-LCD with Anti-reflection coating
Monitor Resolution
Monitor Frame coverage (shooting mode)
100% horizontal (Approx.)
100% vertical (Approx.)
Monitor Frame coverage (playback mode)
100% horizontal (Approx.)
100% vertical (Approx.)
Storage Media
SD memory card
SDHC memory card
SDXC memory card
Internal Memory
Approx. 86MB
Storage File System
DPOF and MPF compliant
Storage File formats
Still pictures: JPEG
Still pictures: NRW (RAW)
Audio files: WAV
Movies: MOV (Video: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, Audio: AAC stereo)
3D pictures: MPO
Audio file format: AAC stereo
Full HD: 1920x1080p / 30fps
HD: 1280x720p/ 30fps
HS (high speed) movie: 120 fps (640×480), HS 60 fps (1280×720) or HS 15 fps (1920×1080)
Movie file format: MPEG-4 AVC H.264
Standard TV: 640x480/ 30fps
ISO Sensitivity
ISO 80 -1600 ISO 3200, Hi 1 (equivalent to 6400) (available when using P, S, A or M mode)
Lowest ISO Sensitivity
Highest ISO Sensitivity
Exposure Metering
224-segment matrix, center-weighted
Exposure Control
Programmed auto exposure with flexible program
aperture-priority auto
exposure bracketing (Tv, Av, Sv)
shutter priority auto
exposure compensation (-3.0 to +3.0 EV in steps of 1/3 EV)
Exposure Modes
Aperture-Priority Auto (A)
Manual (M)
Programmed Auto (P)
Shutter-Priority Auto (S)
Scene Modes
Black and White Copy
Close Up
Fireworks Show
Night Landscape
Night Portrait
Pet Portrait
Scene Auto Selector
3D Photography
In-Camera Image Editing
Cross Screen
Miniature effect
NRW (Raw) Processing
Quick Retouch
Selective Color
Skin Softening
Small Picture
Exposure Compensation
± 3 EV in steps of 1/3
White Balance
Auto 1 (Normal)
Auto 2 (Warm)
Choose color temp
Preset Manual
Mechanical and CMOS electronic shutter
Shutter Speed
1/4000-1 sec.
1/4000-60 sec. (when ISO sensitivity is set to 80 - 400 in M mode)
Top Continuous Shooting Speed at full resolution
Up to 6 shots at approx. 8 frames per second
Continuous Shooting Options
Best Shot Selector
Continuous H
Continuous H 60
Continuous H 120
Continuous M
Continuous L
Interval Timer
Multi-shot 16
Can be selected from 1, 2 or 10 seconds duration
Accessory Shoe
Built-in flash Range (approx.) (ISO sensitivity: Auto)
[W]: 0.5 to 10m (1 ft. 8 in. to 32 ft.)
[T]: 0.5 to 5.5m (1 ft. 8 in. to 18 ft.)
Built-in Flash Control
TTL auto flash with monitor preflashes
Built-in Flash
External Flash Shoe
Voice Memo Function
Hi-speed USB
Interface Data transfer protocol
Video Output
HDMI Output
Can be selected from:
I/O terminal
Audio/video (A/V) output; Digital I/O (USB)
External microphone connector (Stereo mini-pin jack (3.5 mm diameter), plug-in power type)
HDMI mini connector (Type C) (HDMI output)
Accessory terminal
Supported Languages
Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
Portugese (European and Brazilian)
Power Sources
One Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL14 (supplied)
Battery / Batteries
One EN-EL14a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery or EN-EL14 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
Battery Life (shots per charge)
Still pictures*: Approx. 330 shots
*Based on Camera and Imaging Products Association (CIPA) standards for measuring the life of camera batteries. Measured at 23(-/+2)°C (73(-/+4)°F); zoom adjusted with each shot, flash fired with every other shot, image quality set to Normal, image size set to 4000 x 3000 (12M). Battery life may vary depending on shooting interval and length of time menus and images are displayed.
Tripod Socket
¼ in.
Approx. Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth)
4.7 in. (118.5 mm) x 2.9 in. (72.5 mm) x 2.0 in. (50.4 mm)
Approx. Weight
13.9 oz. (392 g)
Operating environment
Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
Great as a total package and the package is a brick! Considering the size of the sensor, I was pleasantly surprised at the resolution and low light capability of the P7700. For 4x6 prints or newspaper or website use the ISO 3200 images were more than adequate. Some complain about the lack of an optical viewfinder,but I have little trouble being descrete while shooting the P7700. It's simple. Just hold the camera close to your face or torso. You can still see the LCD to compose and shoot. You do not have to hold a camera at arms length to use. The combination of zoom range and lens speed is superlative as well. 200mm equivalent at f/4.0 is outstanding. The flash commander mode to control external flash is feature unique among cameras in this catagory. I use it all the time and it works well. No every one would aggree, but I much perfer the threaded lens front to an automatic lens door. A lens door is subject to damage that may make the camera inoperable, where the threaded lens front will accept a 49mm UV filter that, if damaged can be replaced for just a few dollars. I will say the focus is not quite as fast or dependable as I'm used to, but is adequate in most situations. My only other complaint is the fact that the camera does not have a sleep mode. If left on, instead of going to sleep as all my SLR's do, it just turns off. This requires the start button to be pushed and does take a few seconds. If it went to sleep, it would awakend quickly by simply touching the shutter release button. Battery life is not great but adequate. January 22, 2013
Stunning performance few distractions Nikon has developed a compact camera worthy of its past and present. I own a D800, D600, D5100, F through F4, FA, FE and even an old 1950s Nikon rangefinder. I also own and shoot several other brands and while a teenager owned and shot a Leica MIII (sadly stolen). Picture quality is a solid 5. I do like the articulated screen but for many of us nothing replaces a viewfinder for functionality as well as battery conservation. So for this section I give it a 4.2. The P7700 also takes quite a bit of time to take consecutive pictures. Yes I know you can take a series in continuous mode yet in single it is very slow. Therefore for speed I give it a 3 The external controls are blessings from the past with huge benefits is the production of superbly refined pictures. This is the way all cameras should be made. We learned this in the past and Nikon finally remembered it for our productive future. Yeehaw with a 6 for remembering the way things were when they just worked right. The lens is outstanding. I shoot a lot of macro and this lens with its zoom is wonderful. Nikon did excellent work here a solid 5. Color rendition and exposure with or without the flash are excellent and match my DSLRs. The camera works like a dream with the SB400 and even has a commander mode! A solid 5. So here's my review the camera would be perfect if it had a viewfinder and shot 2-3 frames per second in single mode but seeing nothing is perfect and because of the high quality pictures the wonderful lens and the functionality of the external controls this camera rates a 4.5 overall. Nikons rating scheme does not fully explain a cameras true usefulness. If I had my choice I would give star ratings in several areas like I did above then build an average. Market research is easy if done right. Therefore I must round up to 5 stars. I use this camera to shoot when I do not have my DSLRs and carry it every where at all times, just in case the once in a life time picture presents itself to me. This is a extraordinary camera! December 31, 2012
Walk around dSLR I just got this camera for Christmas and after charging up the Lithium Ion battery pack went immediately to taking pictures. I was honestly astonished by the quality of the shots, the wide variety of options that you're given, and so pleased with the PSAM mode options. It allows much more flexibility in creating the best exposure you can possibly get, especially with a compact digital. I upgraded to this camera after owning the S8100 and losing it and I believe this camera is worth every penny. It comes with a lens cap, battery, and a strap. Though it isn't as small as the S8100 it definitely isn't as large at my Nikon D3000 dSLR and it fits decently in your hand. Another great feature with this camera is the ability to change the ISO (which goes up to a range of 3200), White Balance, and picture quality. It also has three separate noise reduction features, whether normal noise reduction is decent or whether you need more or less NR. Spectacular! I have yet to try out the video features just yet, but I am excited to find out how they are. Might I add you can also control the flash and exposure through compensation features just like on your dSLR. I am still getting used to the swiveling screen, but find that it does serve a great purpose especially in keeping the screen safe from any scratches or dust. When I saw all the buttons I initially thought it was going to be very confusing to use, but that's quite the contrary, I rate this product extremely high in terms of ease of use. I think the only button that I had to use the process of elimination skill for was the shutter release, which is located on top of the zoom toggle, but if you have any hard times with that a quick look in your manual solves the problem instantly. All in all, a wonderful camera and I have no pressing negative points as of late. Thanks, Nikon, for producing another amazing quality camera. December 26, 2012
What a powerful lil Camera!! I have had several different brand Cameras over the years....Sony.....Canon and Fuji. I won't get into a big sch-peel about the flaws in all of em but they were disappointing. Now this 7700 has been most impressive Camera I have bought by far! First thing that threw me off was the size....thought it was a tad bigger. But that wasn't a bad thing cuz it's really handy to carry anywhere. Very versatile with several shooting modes or full manual shooting if ya want. With all the most used settings setup with dials like high end DSLR's have is VERY nice! Got all the power and features of any DSLR I've ever seen cept changeable lens. The fully articulating 3in view screen is a HUGE plus and very handy. It doesn't have a eye level view finder but I never miss it. The fast f2.0-4.0 lens is unheard of in a prosumer Camera and noticeable right off. Takes amazingly clear photos in Night Landscape mode at ISO 1600 with very little noise! Battery life is excellent....construction is solid and not toy like....fits in hand nicely. This is the most impressive point and shoot/prosumer I have the pleasure of using so far. No Camera is perfect but Beginner or Pro you will love this Camera! I had considered the Canon G15 but review photo compare 7700 was a tad better. Also a much better zoom with high end glass with the f2.0-f4.0 speed sold me. I've been into digital photography since 2000 so I'm not new to all this. I have 25yrs of actual photography experience and consider the P7700 a must have. December 21, 2012
P7700: High performance, very few compromises Bought my P7700 soon after it became available. After doing some hands-on of new cameras, had seriously considered the the Sony DSC-RX100 and the Canon PowerShot G15. Both of these were good products, but keeping it simple, the Nikon P7700 won me over with its combination of an exceptionally good f/2.0 28-200mm Nikkor zoom lens, its fully articulated 3-inch LCD hi-res 921,000 dot display, a real dedicated hot shoe and its ability to use filters, among other features. I also own and am happy with my earlier P7100, but this new P7700 is an excellent evolutionary upgrade as the Performance-series flagship, a camera designed with the dedicated photo enthusiast in mind. It's solid and rugged, and is an excellent travel or everyday camera. It offers the right balance of features, an excellent 12.2 Megapixel CMOS-type sensor, RAW (NRW) support, uses SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards, ability to use any 40.5 mm filters (compatible with Nikon 1 series), continuation of the EN-EL14 Li-ion battery, top-notch macro performance, and surprisingly improved ergonomics. The new Nikkor ED glass formulation of 13 elements in 10 groups is excellent, but no description of the lens would be complete without mentioning that the built-in neutral density filter added to its 7-blade rounded-iris aperture offers beautifully natural bokeh, better than this user has encountered in a compact digital camera. Just beginning to explore this, but my results have been quite pleasing. The P7700 is the finest advanced enthusiast compact digital camera that I've used, though that can be considered highly subjective depending on the needs of the individual. Since I've had it, my Nikon DSLRs have been hardly used, as this one fits so many needs that I've not mentioned here. It's an excellent imaging tool for street photography, and a product that really lives up to the Nikon name. Highly recommended to anyone with similar needs in a digital camera, and a bargain for all that it offers. October 23, 2012
'P' Series has evolved best compact camera on the market My wife bought me a Coolpix P7000 for Christmas in 2010. As many now realize, that camera - while an alternative to the Canon G series - was heavily flawed. I could see the potential in the design, however, and bought a P7100 when it debuted in late 2011. Initially, I decided not to upgrade to the P7700 due to the lack of an optical viewfinder. Finally, I gave in and ordered the camera anyway. I'm certainly glad I did ... this is the best compact camera on the market as of October, 2012. Sony's entry feels like a toy in comparison, and the Canon S100 and S110 have annoying glitches that, for my purposes, rendered them almost useless. The P7700 is built like a tank, has terrific IQ - the bokeh on the first shot I took blew me away! - and glass that's fast enough for almost anything. October 12, 2012
A superb, high quality pocket camera I have been looking for a small, high quality compact camera to use when I do want to carry around my DSLRs/ film SLRs with a bag full of lenses. When I went to the local camera shop and picked up the Nikon Coolpix P7700 I knew I had fond it! I bought this little beauty and it has returned some brilliant photographs. The lens is very sharp and the camera is robustly made and finished to a very high standard. The pop up flash although not so powerful is useful for fill-in when the light is low. The camera has a hot shoe which is great for using a Speedlight. (I have attached the new SB300 which is perfectly balanced). The camera is really good for video shooting as well. Although, the camera is not the smallest it feels high quality and easily slips into a coat pocket, small bag, etc. The menu system can be accessed via the multi-positional screen and quite comprehensive and straight forward to use. In addition, the camera controls can be set easily using the camera's top dials for settings such as Program, Video, Manual, Aperture Priority, Manual and much, much more. This neat high quality compact has much to recommend it. January 11, 2014
Fantástica!! Excelente calidad Excelente cámara, óptica de calidad Nikon, bastante portable y fotos excelentes para colgar en mi galería. Anteriomente use la Coolpix P7000 y abandoné la Nikon D300s que sólo uso para estudio ahora y con la Coolpix P7700 yo creo que hasta para estudio la voy a utilizar ya que trae control para flashes nikon. Si algo extraño un poco, es el visor óptico pero puedo vivir sin él. Excelente cámara, la uso para ir de viaje, fotografía de niños y para macros. November 13, 2012
Best compact camera ever i just picked up this camera at a local camera store i can say with full honesty that its one of the best cameras ive ever owned. After a number of cameras ( sony rx100, panasonic lx7 ) and a number of hours i chose the p7700 because of the tiltable screen, improved sensor, fast and bright nikon lens with aperature 2-4 at 7x zoom, the 1080p video at 30fps, or slow motion 100fps at 480p resolution, or fast videography at 1080p 15fps and all the buttons and controls of a dslr. The picture quality is outstanding ( especially when shooting in RAW ) and i love how Nikon added on a microphone input for better sound quality. Overall this camera is outstanding and i cant wait to wake up every morning and start shooting. I can highly recommend this camera for someone whos not looking for a dslr, but wants all the manual controls of one and someone who loves to shoot video. Best camera for the price. September 30, 2012
versatile camera and fun to use It's JPG images are higher quality then RAW (NRW) so I shoot JPG with it though I would prefer RAW for editing. Overall It's a very versatile camera and a pleasure (fun) to use. I suggest for the next version Nikon add a DX sensor and tweak the RAW image format while keeping all the other features. With these improvements they would have the best all around serious compact camera on the market. July 13, 2013
Almost perfect! Everything is good except for the lack of: - Optical viewfinder - Touch screen (no vari-angle needed) - Built-in Wi-Fi Add this to the sequel! March 3, 2013
Great carry around After buying and then returning Sony NEX-5N, Canon SX 260, and the Canon G15, I am now the owner of this Nikon P7700, and very happy to keep it. I was wanting a lighter weight camera to carry around during the day. My Canon 50D is my main camera, but heavy on my shoulder, and, being a glasses wearer, I was looking for an LCD screen. This fits the bill. Tilt screen, wonderful quality JPEGS and RAW. I've been using it for 2 weeks now and very happy I kept it. November 20, 2012
P7700 addresses a long term need I have had in shooting large groups on stage in poor lighting situations. Overall, I am quite pleased with the camera, having received it from the Nikon Store three days ago. The inclusion of more user analog controls is a real benefit to semi-pros and serious amateurs. I love having direct access to ISO, WB, Bracketing and quality at the pressing of a button on the top dial. Also the image sharpness in low light is better than any compact I have seen. +/- three stops at a touch of the exposure control dial on top is also a real pro feature.The camera body seems to be solid and provides a feel of confidence in reliability and ease of holding one handed. I was disappointed to learn that the supplied software is not compatible with Mac Mountain Lion and Adobe PS CS5 has no Plug-in compatible with Mountain Lion. My only immediate route to managing Raw NRW files (used in the P7700) was to upgrade the CS5 to CS6. One other comment; Nikon's recommended LCD viewfinder protective add-on transparent cover is pricy and will not let the viewfinder close completely flat onto the camera back. I have chosen to leave the viewing screen open to the rear so it will lay flat. It is quite sturdy and provides a reassuringly strong cover. My last compact was the Canon Powershot S5IS and the Canon S90. This camera is well above both in pro features and image quality. October 17, 2012
Okay but missing a Viewfinder.... The Nikon P7700 does not have a viewfinder like the P7000 or 7100 I have the P7000. I wanted to replace it with the P7700 but I like the viewfinder. But compare to my P7000 the P7700 is better but I still am not sure because of no viewfinder. Why did Nikon remove a good thing? Nikon should replace the P7700 ASAP with one with a viewfinder and I will be interest in it. I again like the camera but the ones before where much better. Bring it back like it was and keep the LCD in one place. Yes a moveable LCD is great but more to break down. But to say I am still thinking of buying it maybe once you get use to it all will be okay. Mar May 15, 2013
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Manual Focusing, Lens Shade, and app Questions
Aug 23, 2012 by
Big G
Olympic Peninsula, Washington State
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Is there a capability to manually focus the P7700?
Is there a lens shade available for the P7700?
Is there an app for the P7700 that shows how to use the camera that can be taken into the field and displayed on an iPhone?
Is there a lens shade available for the P7700?
Is there an app for the P7700 that shows how to use the camera that can be taken into the field and displayed on an iPhone?
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Role: Just getting started with photography
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Answer:Manual Focus is possible, using rotating dial on the back side, then press down symbol of Macro and then you can choose MF for manual focus.
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Answer:You can download the Manual Viewer App from the App Store, and download the P7700 manual to keep with you at all times. This App is very usefull and contains many Nikon Products manuals. Another way is to download the PDF manual file from the Nikon website, and keep it in iBooks.
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Answer:Is not possivle to acquire focus manually with the COOLPIX P7700, you can choose the Autofocus (AF) Focus-area selection to Manual with 99 focus areas.
Click on the link below for a list of compatible accessories for the COOLPIX P7700:
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Is there a lens hood accesory for the P7700? Is there an external viewfinder accesory?
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Answer:There is a Nikon HN- CP17 Lens Hood for Coolpix P7700
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The P7700 shows BOTH 40.5mm Filter NC and 58mm Filter NC. How is that possible?
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See P7700 Accessories
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Answer:The 40.5mm filters attach directly onto the lens. The 58mm filters attach to the lens hood.
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Answer:You have to purchase a HN-CP17 lens hood, it has 58mm mounting threads. Allows you to use a circular polarizer.
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does it have time lapse?
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Answer:Yes. The specs show "interval" as one of the toner modes.
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Answer:You should be able to find a battery-operated time-lapse trigger from third party manufacturers. This trigger needs to be compatible with Nikon's own cable remote MC-DC2.
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To transfer photos to a Mac using the USB cable, *MUST* I install ViewNX2?
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I would like to have the option of using the USB cable to transfer photos from the P7700 to my computer. But I would rather not install ViewNX2 because it's a bit of a hard disk hog and my Macbook Air has a relatively small SSD. I use other software for post processing and photo library management, so the only thing I'd use ViewNX2 for is transferring photos.
Is there a way to transfer photos via the USB cable that does not require installing ViewNX2? I tried attaching the camera to the computer with the cable hoping the camera would show up as an external mass storage device, but it did not. (This works with other cameras I've used before.)
Thanks for any suggestions.
Is there a way to transfer photos via the USB cable that does not require installing ViewNX2? I tried attaching the camera to the computer with the cable hoping the camera would show up as an external mass storage device, but it did not. (This works with other cameras I've used before.)
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Answer:Joe, you are correct, and I have been using an SD card reader to transfer my pictures.
But my question was: I would like to have the option of also using the USB cable for transferring pictures. Is it possible to use the cable without installing the ViewNX2 software.
If anyone knows the answer to this question, I'd be grateful.
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Answer:Remove SD card and use a card reader your MAC will recognize it. You can use any photo software.
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What material is the camera body made of?
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Answer:The P7700's chassis is constructed from a black-matte magnesium alloy.
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Answer:Magnesium alloy
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No Firmware Update Option(s)
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Trying to update the P7700 to the newly released firmware update (1.1), and following Nikon's SIMPLE instructions, when I get the confirmation that I have Ver.1.0 there are NO options to update. The only thing offered in the view screen (in the lower left corner) is <Back.
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Answer:Had the same problem so I moved the file firmware.bin to the memory card without the folder and then everything worked as explained. Hope this helps.
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Answer:Assuming you downloaded the P7700 firmware from the link below:
....and you've extracted and dragged the 'firmware' folder to the root of your memory card, and inserted the card into your P7700, and went to firmware option in the camera setup menu, but you weren't prompted to install the new firmware, we suggest you fully recharge the EN-EL14 battery in the camera and try again. If possible reset the camera via the setup menu and try a diffent memory card from the link below.
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ND Filter
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Is the ND filter in the P7700 an optical filter or a digital effect?
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Answer:The built-in digital ND filter on the Coolpix P7700 works quite well, but it can be supplemented by third party 40.5mm ND filters when/if needed.
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Answer:The Coolpix P7700 buit in ND filter is digital.
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How do I record a raw photo in Raw + JPEG fine or Raw + JPEG normal mode?
Jun 20, 2013 by
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My P7700 is set to shoot in either P, A, or S mode and Quality set to Raw + JPEG fine or Raw + JPEG normal mode. When I take a picture two identical jpg files are created. When I shoot in Raw only mode the raw image is created. How do I get Raw + JPEG fine or Raw + JPEG normal mode to create the raw image also?
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Answer:The NRW (raw) files and jpg files have the same file name when you shoot raw+jpg. You cannot view raw files on the camera when you shoot raw+jpeg. They must be transferred to a computer running Nikon View NX2 or Capture.
You must have the correct version of View NX2, it can be downloaded here, free.
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Is there no built in flash with the P7700?
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Answer:Yes, the P7700 has a built in flash. It also has a standard Nikon hot shoe which will enable you to use current Nikon Speed lights such as the SB-400, SB-300, SB-900, SB-800, SB-900, SB-910, SB-700 etc.
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What's your favorite computer game?
What's your favorite computer game and why? When did you discover it? What effect did it had on your life?
Nov 25 2012: The C# compiler. You can do almost anything with itDec 11 2012: I've been playing Borderlands 2 for the last 2 months with friends... So that might be my favourite now... But all time favourite I'll have to vote on GoldenEye 64! :DDec 4 2012: I have to put a good word in for Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery (their spelling). This game is as much a retro and interactive work of art as much as another App Store game.
8-bit style graphics with detailed emphasis to ambiant sound and music make for an unexpected joy, especially given the difficulty in describing the story or gameplay synopsis.
Best I'll do is 'Puzzling adventure in a Bohemian world.'Dec 3 2012: Wow. There's so many games out there that really mattered to me. Though I will say a lot of my favorites have been story and philosophy based games. For example, Final Fantasy has always hit home for me, until the tenth game. Then they got really hit or miss. It's mostly because of the fact that each game did encompass a lot of territory in terms of story covering everything about the human existence whether you were playing an outsider of some kind or not.
Either way though, I will say that probably the thing that helped me out with figuring out how to tell stories and write was not only reading and writing a lot (as pretty much any professional writer has said), but also playing a lot.Dec 1 2012: There are many,
Assassin's Creed
Need For Speed ( after the talk i guess this also increases the multitasking and abilities too)
Medal Of Honor ( again a good one )
Now play games without any worries :)Nov 30 2012: I Love Portal & Portal 2! Portal allowed me to have fun with physics engines and when I was younger Number Crunchers inspired me to get better at Math.Nov 26 2012: My children particularly enjoyed a well-designed game called Logical Journey of the Zoombinis. I don't know if it still exists.Nov 26 2012: THANK YOUNov 24 2012: Halo, I know it's Gauche but it was the story line that pulled me. The writers obviously were from a group of sci fi readers when they were younger that took a wide range of content and fashioned Halo's story. From the bones of past greats.Nov 24 2012: Portal from Valve. They have learning in games down to a science....I learned how games could be used as a vehicle in education from this game.Nov 23 2012: For playing with friends, Quake 3. For playing by myself, Half Life 2, Portal. I stopped playing them a few years ago, and as a consequence, need to wear glasses these days.Nov 23 2012: Tribes: Ascend(or all tribes series tbf) like how you have fast & skillfill you need to be for most things. Ditnt had much inpact on my life exept in my early teens i was a bit addicted.. I also Raid in World of Warcraft 3 days a week wich can be time consuming aswell tho thats totally up to myself. and just to add ive learned alot of stuff playing games that benefit me IRLNov 23 2012: Gran Tourismo 2. It was a realistic driving simulator. Then they released 3 and the cars all went 500kmph and were indestructable. That's what happens when you ask 12 year olds to update a game.
Nov 23 2012: "that's what happens when you ask 12 year olds to update a game."
Says the adult playing the game
Nov 23 2012: Don't knock it! Before long, *you* might get a perscription for games ;-)
http://www.ted.com/talks/daphne_bavelier_your_brain_on_video_games.html (also linked to in the question itself)
Nov 23 2012: I indulge in the TED game. The object of this game is to raise the awareness of left wing zombies to the point of being aware that they are aware. It is a game that cannot be won which is made abundantly clear on TED
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a6YdNmK77kNov 23 2012: If some sociologist were to conduct research on the TED game, I'm afraid they'll find that it only leads to premature graying of hair and/or trichotillomania.
Nov 23 2012: Truer words have never been spoken.Nov 26 2012: The mistake they made is a bad business decision because you're only twelve for a year so you buy one game and then move on to something else. The games that maintain wider appeal sell better because you buy the first one when you're twelve and it's still fun when you're sixteen so you buy the next edition etc The vast majority of gamers are adults (chronologically) after all.
Nov 26 2012: I will stick with TED even though it has about as purpose as tic tac toeNov 22 2012: Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri. It's the most re-playable game I've ever found. I also have to give honorable mentions to Homeworld, Freelancer, and Elder Scrolls: Oblivion.Nov 22 2012: Guys you are old (I am referring to Pat, Lejan and Robert). Now, the game that I really remember is Fallout. I am still listening to its soundtrack from time to time.
I am not sure about its effect on my life though.
Nov 23 2012: Is there a Fukushima add-on available?
Nov 23 2012: There is not, and, frankly, I hope there will never be one.Nov 23 2012: Ahh, don't worry, this sort of games are not known to be keen on the realistic side of their naming... :o)Nov 22 2012: TEDNov 22 2012: Drones! Because it made me understand how modern democracies are changing the way they fight their wars without risking 'the people' to think or to revolt that much because of no fatalities of their own people. The first time I noticed the beta-release of this game was in 1995. Since then many updates followed which changed the gameplay from 'scouting' to 'fighting'. So far my life did not change because of the game. It may change when the opponent is playing along...Nov 22 2012: Freecell and Solitaire, it is a tie.


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Finally, i will post some pics of my latest project (in between my car of course)
I picked up this trailer for free out of an alley way! It was sat there with no wheels, a rotten deck and faded paint.
So i set to on it and stripped it down, repainted it, rewired it, put new wheels on it and reinforced it by welding all the joints up, since it was just bolted together. With new lights and a new deck after that, it's now in this shape. It provided some experience since i had never done much wiring or that kinda thing before. Sorry i don't have "before pics." Had to take these with my bro's camera and forgot to take em before.
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Trailer project
Nice job! Since this is a restoration, I'm guessing you have no plans? Did you construct the wheel covers yourself or did it come with it? I need to fabricate some for my trailer projects and am looking for ideas.
These are my two trailer projects. Obviously in the beginning stages.
This one will become a kayak trailer which I'll build first:
Not sure what to do with this one. It's pretty heavy steel and old. I'll probably make a utility trailer out of it.
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The mud guards (Wheel covers) were on the trailer when i got it. Not sure if you are in Candad or U.S. but there are stores which sell them all over the place. A small bit of fabrication needed maybe.
I sold the trailer on Friday to a guy who wanted to tow an ATV.
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The Buccaneers (14-7, 6-4 A-Sun) dropped two of three games to Stetson last weekend as the Bucs ended a three-game slump with a 14-6 win over the Hatters. ETSU ranks first in the conference in slugging .507 and second in home runs with 33. Junior Dylan Pratt (Johnson City, Tenn.) leads the team with eight home runs and 32 RBI.
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Using a Miller Diversion 180 TIG unit, I am filet welding (inside corner) 3/16 mild steel plate to a piece of 16gauge mild steel tubing. I am plugged into a 220V 20amp circuit and have my amperage set to 150Amps, "Steel" is selected on the machine. I have over 1,000LBS of Argon in my tank set at 13-15cfm and I can hear the valve open and close when I activate the peddle. I am using a 2% Thoriated 3/32 electrode with a freshly ground tip and a 3/8 cup orifice.
Once I have established the arc and begin moving forward, with or without a filler rod, the arc will suddenly flare-up very brightly for a second or two and then go back to the original arc shape. The flare-up is so bright that I have to stop and let my eyes adjust before I can continue. This happens intermittently every 5-10 seconds.
I never had this problem on the high-end Miller equipment I learned on at the local Tech College. I have welded with this machine with no issues in the past but this is my first attempt at welding 3/16 to 16gauge.
I am well aware most issues are "user error" but I can't figure out what is causing these flare-ups.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Frustrated in Cincinnati
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01-26-2013, 11:36 AM #1Junior Member
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I have the same machine with no problems as you have described, it sounds like you may have some type of contamination in the metal itself once you get it to that liquid state at that point you start having a problem. Just my 2cents maybe someone else will chime in.
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Good thought! Thanks for the feedback. I'll try some fresh steel and see what happens.
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If it gets bright enough for you to have to let your eyes adjust are you using an autodarkening hood?
Sounds like you possibly have a shielding lens problem to me.
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Yea im thinking its your hood too. How do the welds look where it flairs upMM140 AS
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I can't use an autodark on my ThermalArc tig welding steel because it won't stay dark. Try a better hood or go fixed shade. Works fine on AC though.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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01-27-2013, 08:52 AM #8turbo38t Guest
It's not galvanized right?
When I bought my Dynasty, Jackson did not have a lens that worked and that pulse setup was the work-around I used for a couple years.Dynasty 300DX
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I believe it is the hood. I have had a tungsten contamination look like this as well, but when this happens, stop, and look at the material and you will always see what caused it. Usually it is caused by putting aluminum particles on the tungsten then welding steel, that is why to always use a diamond wheel for tungsten sharpening.
The only way for an auto dark helmet to work here I would say is to induce light into the helmet on a switch that you can trigger with your foot to keep it dark.


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