Nikon AC-2WE Photo Secretary II for F100 (for Windows®) Instruction manual
CONTENTS FOREWORD Configurations System Requirements for Installing Nikon Photo Secretary II Minimum PC System Requirements WELCOME TO NIKON PHOTO SECRETARY II Before Installing Photo Secretary II on Your Personal Computer Installing Nikon Photo Secretary II Deleting Nikon Photo Secretary II from Your Personal Computer Contents of Photo Secretary II Selecting a Communication Port Connecting the Camera to a Personal Computer With the F100 With the F5 With the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) Photo Secretary II Functions
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Technical Support Nikon strives to produce high quality software that is simple to install and operate. If you encounter a problem installing or operating this software package, please take the following steps before contacting technical support. If you are unable to establish communication with your camera through the serial link, check the status of your communication ports in the Windows® Device Manager.
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Nikon Pantalla de enfoque de tipo EC-E (para F5) Muchas gracias por su compra de la pantalla de enfoque de tipo EC-E. La EC-E es una pantalla de enfoque con un campo mate con lineas horizontales y verticales grabadas, agregadas a una pantalla de enfoque de tipo EC-B para ayudarle a componer una imagen. Hay cinco niveles de enfoque y los niveles de enfoque seleccionados aparecen mas oscuros para confirmarlos facilmente.
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Nikon Ocutare del Mirino Antiappannamento DK-14/DK-15 Vi ringraziamo per aver acquistato I'Oculare del Mirino Antiappannamento. Questo mirino possiede una piastra di plastica trasparente con un rivestimento speciale della superficie che riduce I'appannamento dell'oculare. L'appannamento pub essere ridotto nei casi seguenti: • A basse temperature, quando il mirino si appanna a causa della condensazione del respiro del fotografo o per altri motivi.
Nikon Lentilla anti-vaho DK-14/DK-15 Muchas gracias por su compra del ocular del visor antiniebla de Nikon. Este ocular tiene una placa de plastico transparente con un revestimiento de superficie especial que reduce la niebla en el ocular. Se puede reducir la niebla bajo las siguientes condiciones: • A bajas temperaturas, cuando hay niebla en el visor por la condensation de la respiracibn del fotografo, u otras causas.
Nikon Antifog Finder Eyepiece DK-14/DK-15 Thank you for purchasing the Nikon Antifog Finder Eyepiece. This eyepiece features a transparent plastic plate with a special surface coating which reduces fogging on the eyepiece. Fogging can be reduced under the following conditions: • In low temperatures, when the finder becomes foggy due to condensation from the photographer's breath or other causes.
Nikon Beschlagfreies Sucherokular DK-14/DK-15 Durch die Verwendung eines speziell beschichteten Kunststoffs wird bei diesen Sucherokularen das Beschlagen reduziert. Unter folgenden Bedingungen kommt dieser wichtige Vorteil zum Tragen: • Bei niedrigen Temperaturen, wenn ein herkbmmliches Okular durcb den Atem des Fotografen beschlagt und bei hohen Temperaturen und hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit. Bitte lesen diese Anleitung, damit Sie das Okular optimal nutzen kbnnen. Bitte beachten Sie die Reinigungshinweise.
Nikon Verre protecteur d'oculaire antibuee DK-14/DK-15 Merci d'avoir porte votre choix sur I'oculaire de viseur anti-voile Nikon. Cet oculaire se presente sous forme de plaque en plastique transparent, a revetement de surface special reduisant le voile de I'oculaire. Le voile peut etre reduit dans les conditions suivantes: • A basses temperatures, quand le viseur est voile a cause de la condensation due a la respiration du photographe ou a d'autres causes.
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FOREWORD Thank you for purchasing Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100 (AC-2WE). This software is easy to use, but requires familiarity with basic Windows® operations and functions, including: handling of folders, windows, menus, the clipboard, and general mouse and keyboard techniques. If you are not familiar with these operations, please refer to your "Microsoft Windows Help". Nikon Photo Secretary II is programmed to allow you to: • Design customized settings on the F100 camera.
FOREWORD Configurations Make sure the following items are provided: • One CD-ROM with installer • Instruction manual • Registration card • License agreement • One serial number seal; paste it on page 3 of this manual.
WELCOME TO NIKON PHOTO SECRETARY I I Before Installing Photo Secretary I I on Your Personal Computer Check the distribution CD-ROM for any late-breaking news or additions to this instruction manual. If it contains updated information or corrections, the information will appear in a file named "readme.txt". The readme.txt file is an ASCII text file that can be read using WordPad (select File Type ".tort" in WordPad) or Notepad.
3. The Choose Destination Location dialog box lets you select the folder where Photo Secretary II will be installed. If you want to change the folder, click "Browse" and select the desired folder. Follow the instructions on your screen. Click "Next" to continue the setup process. E=32 M>\ as To install to (his folder, dick Next. To install to a different folder, click Browse and ssfeet another folder. You can choose not to install Photo Secretary II tor F100 by clicking Cancel to exit Setuo. fj.
5. Select the program folder on the Select Program Folder dialog box (Fig. 5). Click "Next" to start copying files. When all necessary files have been copied, the Setup Complete dialog box will be displayed. Click "Finish" to complete the setup process. • If you have updated the system file, you may have to restart the system. (Rg.
Deleting Nikon Photo Secretary II from Your Personal Computer 1. From the Start menu, select "Settings", then "Control Panel" to display the control panel. 2. Double-click the "Add/Remove Program" icon to activate the Add/Remove Program Properties dialog box. (Fig. 6) 3. On the dialog box, select "Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100" and click "Add/Remove Program" to activate the Confirm File Deletion message box. Click "Yes". 4. Nikon Photo Secretary is then deleted from your personal computer.
Contents of Photo Secretary I I Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100 contains the following applications (Fig. 7): • Photo Secretary This is the main application of Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100. This manual uses the term "Photo Secretary" for this application. Photo Secretary lets you download shooting data from the camera to a personal computer, select Custom Settings options, and edit shooting data.
Selecting a Communication Port Select the RS-232C serial port to which you will connect the Personal Computer Connecting Cord MC-33 or MC-31. 1. Start the Photo Secretary application in Photo Secretary II for F100. 2. Click "Tool" and "Configuration". 3. Select the port to which you intend to connect the cord. Photo Secretary supports COM1, COM2, COM3 and COM4 ports. Select a free COM port supported by your computer.
Connecting the Camera to a Personal Computer with the F100 To connect the Nikon F100 camera to your personal computer, use only Nikon Personal Computer Connecting Cord MC-33 or MC-31. A data link cannot be established with any other connecting cord. Connecting 1. Turn off both the camera and personal computer. 2. Connect the MC-33 or MC-31 to the camera's 10-pin remote terminal.
Connecting the Camera to a Personal Computer with the F5 To connect the Nikon F5 camera to your personal computer, use only Nikon Personal Computer Connecting Cord MC-33. A data link cannot be established with any other connecting cord. Connecting 1. Turn off both the camera and personal computer. 2. Connect the MC-33 to the camera's 10-pin remote terminal. Insert the cord's plug into the terminal with the "A" symbol pointing to the right, then turn the lock screw as far as it will go. (Fig. 11) 3.
Connecting the Camera to a Personal Computer with the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) To connect the Nikon F90/F90X (N90/N90s) camera to your personal computer, you must use Nikon Personal Computer Connecting Cord MC-31. You cannot establish a data link with any other connecting cord. Connecting 1. Turn the camera and personal computer off. 2. Connect the MC-31 to the camera's 10-pin remote terminal. Insert the cord's plug into the terminal with the "A" symbol pointing up, then turn the lock screw as far as it will go.
Photo Secretary II Functions All functions can be accessed via pull-down menus. The Menu Bar and menu options will change to match the active operation. Unavailable functions will appear "dimmed" or not at all. Most functions can also be accessed via the Toolbar buttons. Most menu commands, options and functions can be found with the Help function (Fig. 15) Toolbar icons Holding the cursor over an icon causes a "Tool Tip" to appear.
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Using the "One Point" Function For the factory-set default setting, Photo Secretary displays a One Point window after startup. This window shows a brief explanation of Photo Secretary operations and functions. Clicking the "Next" button displays the explanation for the next topic. When the "Show at startup" box is checked, the One Point window is always displayed when Photo Secretary is started. To cancel the One Point window, uncheck the "Show at startup" box, quit the application and restart.
STARTING AND USING PHOTO SECRETARY Photo Secretary allows you to select Custom Settings options, download shooting data from the camera, and edit shooting data. To start Photo Secretary, select "Programs" from the start menu, and click "Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100" then "Photo Secretary". (Fig. 16) File Miew I01** Help For Help, press FT (Fig.
Configuration With the Configuration dialog box, you can set default settings for Photo Secretary operation. Configuration options can be set with the connected camera body turned off. 1. Start the Photo Secretary application of Photo Secretary II for F100. 2. Click "Tool" and "Configuration" to activate the Configuration dialog box. (Fig. 17) 3. Select Configuration options as desired, then click "OK" to close the dialog box with the settings updated.
FIOO's Custom Setting You can set the Custom Setting options for the F100 camera via your personal computer. You can also create Custom Setting files and print the file contents. Accessing the Custom Setting Dialog Box 1. Using the MC-33 or MC-31 cord, connect the F100 camera to a personal computer. 2. Turn on both the camera and personal computer. 3. Start Photo Secretary, click "Tool" and "F100 Custom Setting" to activate the Custom Setting dialog box. (Fig.
Loading/Setting Custom Setting Options 1. On the Custom Setting dialog box, click "Load" to load the Custom Setting option data from the F100 camera body. The loaded data updates the dialog box contents. 2. Five tabs are provided with the Custom Setting dialog box: "Dial/Buttons", "Shooting", "Film Operation", "Autofocus" and "Exposure/Flash photography". They can be selected by clicking on their respective tabs. • For details see the help message for the Custom Setting dialog box.
Loading the Custom Setting Option Data from an Existing File 1. On the Custom Setting dialog box, click "File" to activate the Open dialog box. (Fig. 20) 2. On the Open dialog box, select the drive or folder where the desired file is located to display a list of files. Via the Photo Secretary, only Custom Setting options data files with the extension name " p e s " can be opened. 3. Select a file (or input file name) then click "Open" to open the file.
Shooting Data The Nikon F100, F5 and F90/F90X (or N90/N90s) cameras store shooting data in their memory databanks. Photo Secretary II allows you to select shooting data loading options, download shooting data from a camera to a personal computer, then display and edit shooting data. With the F100 1. Using the MC-33 or MC-31 cord, connect the F100 camera to a personal computer. 2. Turn on both the camera and personal computer. 3.
Modifying data loading options Data loading options can be modified when no shooting data is stored in the camera's memory and the film counter displays "E". The modified data loading options will be applied when the next roll of film is loaded and advanced to the first frame. 1. On the F100 Shooting Data dialog box, select "Memorize shooting data" to store data or "Not memorize shooting data" to stop storing shooting data. ("Not memorize shooting data" is the default setting.) 2.
Downloading shooting data from the F100 camera body. 1. On the F100 Shooting Data dialog box, click "Load" to activate the Data Loading dialog box. (Fig. 23) Ell Data Loading |[~0K Folder j c:\f100 Browse..- | | Cancel File name I**. (Fig. 23) On the Data Loading dialog box, input up to four letters for the first half of the file name. Then click "OK" to start downloading the shooting data. 2. The loaded shooting data is saved with the specified name.
Notes on memorizing and loading shooting data with the F100 • Shooting data cannot be memorized until the camera has been loaded with film. • When shooting multiple exposures, the shooting data for the first exposure only will be memorized. • If the multiple exposure function is set, multiple exposures will be recorded even if the multiple exposure function is canceled after the first exposure.
With the F5 1. Using the MC-33 cord, connect the F5 camera to a personal computer. 2. Turn on both the camera and personal computer. 3. Start Photo Secretary, click "Tool" and "F5 Shooting Data" to activate the F5 Shooting Data dialog box. (Fig 24) r c fi- fi ll ph ms^hfuHdala r a Delete old daia Hoi deleting olddata 'full memotv" watwtg r. Aelivate r Not activate (Fig 24) The F5 Shooting Data dialog box allows you to: • Confirm data loading options set on the F5 camera body.
F5 shooting data to be stored and data storage capacity: Type of data Shooting data items to be stored A Shutter speed, aperture, focal length, film counter, lens maximum aperture B Type A items plus: shooting date and time C Type B items plus: imprinted letters D Type C items plus: metering system, exposure mode, sync mode, deviation from the correct exposure value and exposure compensation value in manual mode Data storage capacity (no. of rolls of film) Approx. 78 Approx. 36 Approx. 12 Approx.
Deleting shooting data from the camera's memory 1. On the F5 Shooting Data dialog box, click "Delete" to activate the Data Deleting Confirmation message box. 2. On the Data Deleting Confirmation message box, click "Yes" to delete shooting data. Notes on memorizing, loading shooting data with the F5 • Shooting data cannot be memorized until the camera has been loaded with film. • Month, day, hour, minute, second and imprinted letters items can be memorized only when the Multi-Control Back MF-28 is attached.
With the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) 1. Using the MC-31 cord, connect the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) camera to a personal computer. 2. Turn on both the camera and personal computer. 3. Start Photo Secretary, click "Tool" and "F90/F90X (N90/N90s) Shooting Data" to activate the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) Shooting Data dialog box. (Fig.
Modifying data loading options Data loading options can be modified only when no shooting data is stored in the camera's memory and the film counter shows "E". The modified data loading options will be activated after you load a new roll of film and it advances to the first frame. 1. On the F90/F90X (N90/N90s) Shooting Data dialog box, select one of the four memory modes: "Cancel storage of shooting data," "Store minimum shooting data", "Store medium shooting data", and "Store maximum shooting data".
On the Data Loading dialog box, input up to four letters for the first half of the file name. Then click "OK" to start downloading the shooting data. 2. The loaded shooting data is saved with the specified name. The film number for the last half of the file name and file name extension "*psh" is automatically added to the file name. To open the saved shooting data file, click "File" and "Open". • To view style options for shooting data files, see page 32.
Opening Shooting Data Files In the Photo Secretary application, click "File" and "Open" to activate the Open dialog box (Fig. 28). Select your desired file and click "Open", or double-click the icon for the file, to display the shooting data. You can open a shooting data file when another file is already open. With Photo Secretary, you can open files with the following file name extensions: • ".psh" (Photo Secretary II for F100 file format) • ",F5" (Photo Secretary for F5 file format) • ".
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(Fig. 33) Thumbnail List view You can edit the active shooting data file; you can also link image data to the active shooting data file. (Pages 36-42). The "Configuration" command in the Tool menu allows you to select the following view style options: a) You can set the default view style as you wish from the available view options. b)You can select shooting data items to be displayed in Text, Film or Thumbnail view. You can also set the number of frames per row and line space length.
Editing Shooting Data Photo Secretary allows you to edit shooting data and link image data to the shooting data. Selecting "Data Property" Options You can specify general information about the shooting data. 1. Open the file (i.e., click "File" and "Open" then select desired file). Or, if two or more shooting data files are already open, click on the shooting data display window you want, to activate it. Click "Tool" and "Data Property" to activate the Data Property dialog box (Fig. 34).
Selecting "Frame Property" Options 1. Open the file (i.e., click "File" and "Open" then select desired file). With a view style other than "Film" view: Click on the frame you want to edit to activate it, then click "Tool" and "Frame Property" to activate the Frame Property dialog box (Fig. 35). The Frame Property dialog box can also be activated by double-clicking on the desired frame data.
Linking Image Data to Frames 1. Open the shooting data file (i.e., click "File" and "Open" then select desired file) or create a new file (i.e., click "File" and "New"). Select "Film", "Thumbnail" or "Thumbnail List" view so that the thumbnail image will be displayed. 2. Click and activate the frame to which you want to link the image data. 3. Click "Tool" and "Edit Image" to open the Photo Finder (Fig.
On the Photo Finder window, click "File" and "Exit" and return to file name. If you have downloaded image data from a scanner or Photo CD, or if you have modified an image data file, the Save Confirmation box (Fig. 37) will appear. Select "Yes" to quit the Photo Finder. The loaded image data is automatically linked to the selected frame of the shooting data. Photo F Js nder Q[ Save changes to C:\Program Files\NiKon\Photo Secretary 2V3ample\PS2_Q38.jpg ffe? M Yes J^o Cancel (Fig.
Using the "Load Multiple Images" Command to Link Image Data to Shooting Data You can load image data continuously from a scanner1'. The loaded image data is automatically linked to frames of the shooting data and saved2'. 1) Requires a scanner having a continuous loading function with auto feed. Continuous loading of image data may not occur with some scanners, even if they have a continuous loading function with auto feed. 2) A large-size image data file has a volume size of some MB.
2. On the Load Multiple Images dialog box, specify and select options for loading image data. • For details, see the help message for the Load Multiple Image dialog box. 3. After setting options, click "OK" to activate the Select Source dialog box (Fig. 39). The Select Source dialog box shows the list of available TWAIN equipment. If you select JPEG, TIFF or FlashPix as a file format, the JPEG Option dialog box, the TIFF Option dialog box or the FlashPix Option dialog box will be activated instead.
Using the "Image List" Command to Link Image Data to Shooting Data You can display a list of thumbnail images of an existing image data file regardless of where they are located. Any of the listed images can be linked to the shooting data frame by drag-and-drop editing. 1. Click "Image List" in the Photo Secretary's Tool menu to activate the Open dialog box (Fig. 40). 2. Click the desired file icon to select it on the Open dialog box.
Searching Files Based on Keyword You can search the shooting data files that contain the specified keywords without actually opening the file. Shooting data files containing the specified keywords are also searched. 1. Click "Find" in the File menu to activate the Find Data dialog box (Fig. 41). 2. On the Find Data dialog box, specify folder and keywords. Type in two or more words with space to find files that contain all the words you specified. 3. Click "Find" to start searching.
Saving the Shooting Data as Text Files You can save the shooting data files as text files (having file name extension "*.txt") to see the file contents via the other applications. To save the shooting data files as text files, use the "Save As" command. In a text file converted from a shooting file, the first line shows the shooting data property and after the second line shows the frame property (Fig. 43).
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With Thumbnail List view: (Fig. 48) Setting print options 1. Click "Print Setup" in the File menu to activate the Print Setup dialog box. 2. Select paper size, paper orientation and other print options on the Printer Setup dialog box. If two or more printers are usable, select one printer. For details, see the help message for the Printer Setup dialog box. 3. After setting options, click "OK". Confirming print results 1.
PHOTO FINDER Photo Finder is an image data loading application of Nikon Photo Secretary II for F100. Photo Finder can be started up independently. However, in most cases, it is started up via Photo Secretary. Photo Finder allows you to load image data from a scanner or other equipment, or Photo CD. The loaded image data can be edited and saved as files. ("Image List" and "Load Multiple Images" commands are available in Photo Secretary.
Usable Image Data Files with Photo Secretary I I for F100 Following image data can be used: • Bitmap files (having file name extension of ".bmp") • JPEG files (having file name extension of ".jpg" or "jpe") • TIFF files (having file name extension of ".tif") • Photo CD files (having file name extension of ".pcd")* • FlashPix files (having file name extension of ".fpx") • Image data cannot be saved as Photo CD files.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Nikon Photo Secretary I I for F100 offers the following keyboard shortcuts: General Windows® keys ALT+TAB Shift active window to the right or downward. ALT+SHIFT+TAB Shift active window to the left or upward. ALT+SPACE Display system menu bar for current window. ALT+ designated character key Selects the corresponding menu from the system menu bar of the current window. (Press the underlined character key in the system menu bar.) CTRL+ESC Activate start menu.
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