Nikon KEYMISSION 170, Reference Manual

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35
Movies
Selecting the Movie Mode
The movie modes described below are available when recording movies.
• D
Standard movie (
A
37 )
In this mode, a normal movie is recorded using the settings configured in the
c
(setup) menu (
A
58).
• D
Add slow motion (
A
38 )
In this mode, you can switch to slow motion recording (high frame rate recording)
while recording a movie, using the
w
button on the remote control. The portions
of the movie that are recorded in slow motion are played back at a slower speed,
adding a dramatic effect.
•
C
Movie + photo (
A
40 )
In this mode, still images are captured at specified intervals while recording a
movie.
•
D
Superlapse movie (
A
41 )
In this mode, a fast motion movie ( 1080/30p or 1080/25p ) is recorded. This is
suited for speeding up the motion of a subject that is recorded while the camera is
moving.
•
E
Loop recording (
A
42 )
After recording a movie for a specified time, the camera continues recording the
movie while deleting the recorded movie data from the beginning. Only the most
recent data is saved on the memory card, resulting in a movie of the specified
length. Although five separate movie files are recorded, they are played back as a
single movie on the camera.
•
F
Time-lapse movie (
A
43 )
In this mode, still images are captured at a certain interval to record a fast motion
movie that shows the changes in a subject that happen slowly over time.
B
Notes About Movie Mode
There are some modes that cannot be used together with other settings (
A
50).
Selecting the Movie Mode