Nikon 1 V1, User Manual

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Choosing a Shutter Type
To choose the shutter type for still image
mode, press
&
and use the multi selector
and J button to choose from the follow-
ing shutter types: mechanical ( Mechani-
cal , suited to most situations), electronic
( Electronic , a silent shutter for quiet sur-
roundings), and high-speed electronic
(
Electronic (Hi) ).
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Recording Movies in Still Image Mode
In still image mode, you can record mov-
ies with sound at a frame size of 1,072 ×
720 pixels (aspect ratio: 3 : 2). Press the
movie-record button to start and stop
recording (
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37); in still-image mode,
recording will also end if the shutter-
release button is held all the way down
until a photograph is taken.
A Electronic (Hi)
At default settings, the camera takes pictures
at about 10
f rames p er s econd (fps) while the
shutter-release button is pressed. The cam-
era focuses on the subject in the center of the
frame; face detection (
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25) is not available.
Electronic (Hi) also supports frame rates of
30 and 60 fps (
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122). For information on
continuous shooting with Mechanical and
Electronic shutters, see page 121.
A Flicker
You may notice flicker or banding in the dis-
plays or in movies when shooting under cer-
tain types of lighting, such as fluorescent or
mercury-vapor lamps. This can be reduced
by choosing a
Flicker reduction option that
matches the frequency of the local AC power
supply (
0 157).
&
button
Movie-record button