Nikon Z 30 Reference guide

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When your rst photo can’t wait
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When your rst photo cant wait
Getting ready
1Insert the battery and memory card (064).
For information on charging the battery, see “Charging the battery
(067).
2Attach a lens (070).
Align the indicator on the camera body with the indicator on the
lens (q) and rotate the lens in the direction shown (w).
A strap can be attached to the camera. For more information, see
Attaching the strap” (063).
3Turn the camera on and then choose a language and set the
clock (073).
Z 30 Model Name: N2121
When your rst photo can’t wait
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Take (077) and view (088) pictures
1Rotate the mode dial to b.
2To focus, press the shutter-release button halfway (i.e, lightly
press the shutter-release button, stopping when it is pressed
halfway).
3Without lifting your nger from the shutter-release button,
press the button the rest of the way down to take the picture.
4View the picture.
When your rst photo can’t wait
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Useful Nikon apps for smart devices
SnapBridge
SnapBridge wirelessly connects your smart device (smartphone or
tablet) to your camera so that you can download pictures or control
the camera remotely.
The SnapBridge app is available from the Apple App Store® and on
Google Play.
Visit our website for the latest information on the SnapBridge app.
Package contents
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Package contents
Be sure all items listed here were included with your camera.
Camera
BF-N1 body cap
EN-EL25 rechargeable Li-ion
battery
Strap (063)
Warranty
User’s Manual
UC-E24 USB cable (0486)
Memory cards are sold separately.
Purchasers of the lens kit option should conrm that the package
also includes a lens.
DThe Nikon Download Center
Visit the Nikon download center to download the latest rmware for cameras
and lenses, NX Studio and other Nikon software, and documentation for
Nikon products including cameras, NIKKOR lenses, and ash units.
https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
About this document
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About this document
Symbols
This document employs the following symbols and conventions. Use
them to help locate the information you need.
DThis icon marks notes, information that should be read before using
this product.
AThis icon marks tips, additional information you may nd helpful
when using this product.
0This icon marks references to other sections in this document.
Conventions
This camera uses SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards, referred to
throughout this document as “memory cards”. SD, SDHC, and SDXC
may also on occasion be referred to as “SD memory cards”.
Throughout this document, battery chargers are referred to as
“battery chargers” or “chargers”.
Throughout this document, the display in camera monitor during
shooting is referred to as the “shooting display”.
Throughout this document, smartphones and tablets are referred to
as “smart devices”.
Throughout this document, the term “default settings” is used to
refer to the settings in eect at shipment. The explanations in this
document assume that default settings are used.
AFor your safety
“For your safety” contains important safety instructions. Be sure to read them
before using the camera. For more information, see “For your safety” (022).
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Table of contents
When your rst photo can’t wait ..........................................................................2
Package contents .......................................................................................................5
About this document ............................................................................................... 6
For your safety .......................................................................................................... 22
Notices .........................................................................................................................27
Getting to know the camera 31
Parts of the camera ................................................................................................. 31
Camera body .............................................................................. 31
Monitor ......................................................................................... 35
Camera controls ....................................................................................................... 38
The mode dial .............................................................................38
The command dials ..................................................................39
The S button ..........................................................................39
The E (exposure compensation) button ..........................40
Monitor ......................................................................................... 41
Touch controls ............................................................................44
The DISP button ........................................................................50
The X and W (Q) buttons ......................................................52
The A (g) button ................................................................... 53
The G button ......................................................................... 54
The i button (the i menu) ....................................................58
The Fn1 and Fn2 buttons...................................................... 61
First steps 63
Attaching the strap................................................................................................. 63
Inserting the battery and a memory card .......................................................64
Battery level ................................................................................ 65
Number of exposures remaining........................................ 66
Charging the battery .............................................................................................. 67
Attaching a lens ........................................................................................................70
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Detaching lenses .......................................................................71
Opening the monitor ............................................................................................. 72
Turning on the camera .......................................................................................... 73
Basic photography and playback 77
Taking photographs (b auto)............................................................................. 77
Recording videos (b auto)...................................................................................82
Taking photos in video mode ...............................................85
Viewing photos.........................................................................................................88
Viewing videos...........................................................................88
Deleting unwanted pictures................................................. 90
Basic settings 92
Focus ............................................................................................................................ 92
Focus mode.................................................................................92
AF-area mode .............................................................................94
The touch shutter...................................................................103
Manual focus ............................................................................105
Save focus position/Recall focus position.....................108
White balance .........................................................................................................111
Adjusting white balance......................................................111
Silent photography ...............................................................................................116
Rating pictures .......................................................................................................118
Protecting pictures from deletion ...................................................................120
Shooting controls 122
The mode dial .........................................................................................................122
Using the mode dial ..............................................................122
P (programmed auto) ........................................................... 123
S (shutter-priority auto) ....................................................... 123
A (aperture-priority auto) ....................................................125
M (manual) ................................................................................126
U1, U2, and U3 (user settings modes) .............................130
The S button ......................................................................................................133
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Adjusting ISO sensitivity ......................................................133
Auto ISO sensitivity control................................................ 134
The E (exposure compensation) button ......................................................136
Adjusting exposure compensation ................................. 136
The c/E (release mode/self-timer) button ................................................138
Choosing a release mode ....................................................138
The self-timer ...........................................................................142
The A (g) button ............................................................................................... 144
Exposure lock ...........................................................................144
Focus lock ..................................................................................144
Locking focus and exposure.............................................. 144
The i menu 147
The i menu ............................................................................................................. 147
Still images .............................................................................................................. 149
Set Picture Control .................................................................149
White balance ..........................................................................155
Image quality ...........................................................................163
Image size ................................................................................. 164
Flash mode ............................................................................... 165
Metering .................................................................................... 165
Wi-Fi connection .....................................................................167
Active D-Lighting ................................................................... 167
Release mode .......................................................................... 169
Vibration reduction ............................................................... 170
AF-area mode .......................................................................... 171
Focus mode .............................................................................. 172
Videos ........................................................................................................................173
Set Picture Control .................................................................174
White balance ..........................................................................174
Frame size and rate/Video quality....................................174
Microphone sensitivity .........................................................177
Wind noise reduction ........................................................... 179
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Metering .................................................................................... 179
Wi-Fi connection .....................................................................180
Active D-Lighting ................................................................... 180
Electronic VR ............................................................................ 180
Vibration reduction ............................................................... 181
AF-area mode .......................................................................... 181
Focus mode .............................................................................. 181
Playback 182
Viewing pictures ....................................................................................................182
Full-frame playback ............................................................... 182
Thumbnail playback ..............................................................183
Calendar playback ..................................................................183
Photo information ................................................................................................ 185
File information .......................................................................186
Exposure data .......................................................................... 187
Highlight display .................................................................... 187
RGB histogram .........................................................................188
Shooting data .......................................................................... 191
Location data ........................................................................... 195
Overview ................................................................................... 196
The i button (playback mode) ........................................................................ 198
Photos .........................................................................................198
Videos ......................................................................................... 200
Videos (playback paused)................................................... 201
Playback zoom ....................................................................................................... 208
Using playback zoom ............................................................208
Deleting pictures ...................................................................................................210
Using the delete button.......................................................210
Deleting multiple pictures ..................................................211
Menu guide 214
Defaults .....................................................................................................................214
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Playback menu defaults .......................................................214
Photo shooting menu defaults ......................................... 215
Video recording menu defaults ........................................ 219
Custom Settings menu defaults ....................................... 221
Setup menu defaults .............................................................226
D The playback menu: Managing images ..................................................231
Delete ................................................................................................................... 231
Playback folder ..................................................................................................232
Playback display options ...............................................................................232
Picture review ....................................................................................................233
Rotate tall ............................................................................................................233
Slide show ...........................................................................................................233
Viewing slide shows.............................................................. 234
Rating ................................................................................................................... 235
C The photo shooting menu: Shooting options ..................................... 236
Reset photo shooting menu ........................................................................237
Storage folder ....................................................................................................237
Renaming folders ................................................................... 238
Select folder by number ...................................................... 238
Select folder from list ............................................................240
File naming .........................................................................................................241
Choose image area ..........................................................................................242
Image quality .....................................................................................................243
Image size ...........................................................................................................243
RAW recording .................................................................................................. 244
ISO sensitivity settings ................................................................................... 244
White balance ....................................................................................................246
The white balance menu: Fine-tuning ........................... 246
The white balance menu: Choosing a color
temperature ............................................................................. 248
Preset manual: Copying white balance from a
photograph .............................................................................. 250
Set Picture Control ...........................................................................................253
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Modifying Picture Controls from the menus ................253
Manage Picture Control .................................................................................255
Creating custom Picture Controls.................................... 256
Color space .........................................................................................................260
Active D-Lighting ............................................................................................. 260
Long exposure NR............................................................................................260
High ISO NR ........................................................................................................261
Vignette control ................................................................................................262
Diraction compensation .............................................................................262
Auto distortion control.................................................................................. 263
Flicker reduction shooting ............................................................................263
Metering ..............................................................................................................264
Flash control .......................................................................................................265
Flash control mode ................................................................265
Wireless ash options ........................................................... 266
Group ash options ...............................................................266
Flash mode ......................................................................................................... 267
Flash compensation ........................................................................................267
Release mode .................................................................................................... 267
Focus mode ........................................................................................................267
AF-area mode .................................................................................................... 268
Vibration reduction ......................................................................................... 268
Auto bracketing ................................................................................................268
Exposure and ash bracketing ..........................................269
White balance bracketing................................................... 274
ADL bracketing ........................................................................277
Multiple exposure ............................................................................................279
Creating a multiple exposure............................................ 281
HDR (high dynamic range) ........................................................................... 287
Taking HDR photographs.................................................... 288
Interval timer shooting .................................................................................. 294
Interval-timer photography ................................................297
Time-lapse video ..............................................................................................307
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Recording time-lapse videos ............................................. 308
Focus shift shooting........................................................................................316
Focus shift photography ......................................................318
Silent photography ......................................................................................... 324
1 The video recording menu: Video recording options ........................ 326
Reset video recording menu........................................................................327
File naming .........................................................................................................327
Frame size/frame rate.....................................................................................327
Video quality ......................................................................................................327
Video le type ................................................................................................... 328
ISO sensitivity settings ................................................................................... 328
White balance ....................................................................................................329
Set Picture Control ...........................................................................................330
Manage Picture Control .................................................................................330
Active D-Lighting ............................................................................................. 330
High ISO NR ........................................................................................................331
Vignette control ................................................................................................331
Diraction compensation .............................................................................331
Auto distortion control.................................................................................. 331
Flicker reduction ...............................................................................................331
Metering ..............................................................................................................332
Release mode (save frame) ...........................................................................332
Focus mode ........................................................................................................332
AF-area mode .................................................................................................... 333
Vibration reduction ......................................................................................... 333
Electronic VR ......................................................................................................333
Microphone sensitivity .................................................................................. 333
Attenuator .......................................................................................................... 334
Frequency response ........................................................................................334
Wind noise reduction ..................................................................................... 335
Timecode .............................................................................................................335
A Custom Settings: Fine-tuning camera settings .................................... 337
Reset custom settings .................................................................................... 339
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a: Autofocus ....................................................................................................... 340
a1: AF-C priority selection .................................................................... 340
a2: AF-S priority selection .....................................................................340
a3: Focus tracking with lock-on ......................................................... 341
a4: Focus points used .............................................................................341
a5: Store points by orientation...........................................................342
a6: AF activation ...................................................................................... 344
Out-of-focus release ..............................................................344
a7: Limit AF-area mode selection ...................................................... 345
a8: Focus point wrap-around ..............................................................345
a9: Focus point options .........................................................................346
Manual focus mode ...............................................................346
Dynamic-area AF assist ........................................................ 346
a10: Low-light AF.....................................................................................346
a11: Manual focus ring in AF mode .................................................. 347
b: Metering/exposure .....................................................................................347
b1: Easy exposure compensation......................................................347
b2: Center-weighted area.....................................................................348
b3: Fine-tune optimal exposure .........................................................348
c: Timers/AE lock .............................................................................................. 349
c1: Shutter-release button AE-L......................................................... 349
c2: Self-timer ............................................................................................. 350
c3: Power o delay ..................................................................................350
d: Shooting/display ......................................................................................... 351
d1: CL mode shooting speed .............................................................. 351
d2: Maximum shots per burst .............................................................351
d3: Exposure delay mode ..................................................................... 351
d4: Shutter type ....................................................................................... 352
d5: File number sequence ....................................................................352
d6: Apply settings to live view............................................................354
d7: Framing grid display ....................................................................... 355
d8: Focus peaking................................................................................... 355
Peaking level ............................................................................ 355
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Peaking highlight color........................................................355
d9: View all in continuous mode....................................................... 356
e: Bracketing/ash ........................................................................................... 356
e1: Flash sync speed...............................................................................356
e2: Flash shutter speed..........................................................................357
e3: Exposure comp. for ash ................................................................357
e4: Auto c ISO sensitivity control ...................................................... 358
e5: Auto bracketing (mode M)............................................................358
e6: Bracketing order............................................................................... 359
f: Controls ............................................................................................................360
f1: Customize i menu ..........................................................................360
Bluetooth connection ...........................................................361
f2: Custom controls (shooting) ...........................................................361
f3: Custom controls (playback) ...........................................................371
f4: Customize command dials.............................................................372
Reverse rotation ......................................................................372
Change main/sub ...................................................................373
Menus and playback ............................................................. 373
Sub-dial frame advance....................................................... 374
f5: Release button to use dial ..............................................................375
f6: Reverse indicators ............................................................................. 376
g: Video................................................................................................................376
g1: Customize i menu .........................................................................376
Bluetooth connection ...........................................................377
g2: Custom controls ................................................................................377
g3: AF speed ..............................................................................................385
g4: AF tracking sensitivity .................................................................... 386
g5: Highlight display .............................................................................. 386
Display pattern ........................................................................386
Highlight display threshold ................................................ 387
B The setup menu: Camera setup...................................................................388
Format memory card ......................................................................................389
Save user settings ............................................................................................ 389
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Reset user settings ...........................................................................................390
Language ............................................................................................................ 390
Time zone and date.........................................................................................390
Monitor brightness ..........................................................................................391
Monitor color balance .................................................................................... 391
REC lamp brightness .......................................................................................392
Information display ......................................................................................... 393
AF ne-tuning options ...................................................................................394
Creating and saving ne-tuning values .........................395
Choosing a default ne-tuning value .............................396
Non-CPU lens data .......................................................................................... 396
Save focus position......................................................................................... 397
Image Dust O ref photo ..............................................................................397
Acquiring Image Dust O reference data ..................... 398
Pixel mapping ....................................................................................................400
Image comment ............................................................................................... 400
Input comment ....................................................................... 401
Attach comment .....................................................................401
Copyright information ................................................................................... 401
Artist/Copyright ...................................................................... 401
Attach copyright information ............................................402
Beep options ......................................................................................................402
Beep on/o ...............................................................................402
Volume ....................................................................................... 403
Pitch .............................................................................................403
Touch controls ...................................................................................................403
Enable/disable touch controls ...........................................403
Full-frame playback icks .................................................... 404
Self-portrait mode ........................................................................................... 404
HDMI .....................................................................................................................404
Airplane mode .................................................................................................. 404
Connect to smart device ............................................................................... 405
Pairing (Bluetooth) .................................................................405
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Select for upload (Bluetooth) .............................................405
Wi-Fi connection .....................................................................406
Upload while o ..................................................................... 407
Location data (smart device) ..............................................407
Connect to computer..................................................................................... 407
Wi-Fi connection .....................................................................408
Network settings .................................................................... 408
Options .......................................................................................409
MAC address ............................................................................ 410
Wireless remote (ML-L7) options ................................................................410
Wireless remote connection ...............................................410
Save wireless remote controller........................................411
Delete wireless remote controller .................................... 411
Assign Fn1 button/Assign Fn2 button ............................411
Conformity marking ........................................................................................411
USB power delivery .........................................................................................412
Energy saving (photo mode)....................................................................... 414
Slot empty release lock ..................................................................................414
Save/load menu settings .............................................................................. 415
Save menu settings ............................................................... 418
Load menu settings...............................................................419
Reset all settings ...............................................................................................419
Firmware version ..............................................................................................419
N The retouch menu: Creating retouched copies................................... 421
Creating retouched copies ................................................. 422
RAW processing: Converting RAW to JPEG.............................................425
Trim ....................................................................................................................... 428
Resize ....................................................................................................................429
Resizing multiple images .................................................... 429
D-Lighting ...........................................................................................................433
Red-eye correction .......................................................................................... 434
Straighten ........................................................................................................... 435
Distortion control .............................................................................................435
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Perspective control ..........................................................................................436
Monochrome .....................................................................................................437
Overlay pictures ................................................................................................438
Add .............................................................................................. 438
Lighten and darken ............................................................... 442
Trim video ........................................................................................................... 445
O My Menu/m Recent settings .......................................................................446
O My Menu: Creating a custom menu ...........................446
m Recent settings: Accessing recently-used settings.......
....................................................................................................... 452
Establishing wireless connections to computers
or smart devices 453
Network options ....................................................................................................453
Connecting to computers via Wi-Fi................................................................454
What Wi-Fi can do for you ...................................................454
The Wireless Transmitter Utility ........................................ 454
Infrastructure and access-point modes ......................... 454
Connecting in access-point mode ................................... 456
Connecting in infrastructure mode .................................462
Uploading pictures ................................................................ 470
Disconnecting and reconnecting .....................................474
Connecting to smart devices ............................................................................476
The SnapBridge app ..............................................................476
What SnapBridge can do for you......................................476
Wireless connections ............................................................ 477
Connecting via Bluetooth (pairing) ................................. 477
Connecting via Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi mode).................................. 480
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 485
Cabled connections to computers and HDMI
devices 486
Connecting to computers via USB..................................................................486
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Installing NX Studio ...............................................................486
Copying pictures to a computer using NX Studio ......486
Connecting to HDMI devices ............................................................................ 491
TVs ................................................................................................491
Recorders ...................................................................................491
On-camera ash photography 495
“On-camera” versus “remote ........................................................................... 495
Camera-mounted ash units ............................................. 495
Remote ash photography .................................................495
Using an on-camera ash .................................................................................. 496
Flash control mode ...............................................................................................499
Flash modes ............................................................................................................ 500
Flash compensation ............................................................................................. 503
FV lock .......................................................................................................................504
Remote ash photography 507
What is remote ash photography? ...............................................................507
Controlling remote ash units ..........................................................................508
Using optical AWL with the SB-500 ................................. 508
Troubleshooting 512
Before contacting customer support .............................................................512
Problems and solutions...................................................................................... 514
Battery/display ........................................................................ 514
Shooting .................................................................................... 514
Playback .....................................................................................519
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi (wireless networks)....................... 520
Miscellaneous .......................................................................... 521
Alerts and error messages ................................................................................. 523
Alerts ........................................................................................... 523
Error messages ........................................................................ 525
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Technical notes 528
Compatible lenses and accessories................................................................528
Display in the monitor .........................................................................................529
Monitor .......................................................................................529
Compatible ash units ........................................................................................ 537
The Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS)....................537
Features available with CLS-compatible ash units .. 537
Notes and tips for optional ash units ........................... 553
Other compatible accessories .......................................................................... 557
Charging the camera with the charging AC adapter.........
....................................................................................................... 559
ML-L7 Remote Control ..........................................................561
Software ....................................................................................................................568
Caring for the camera..........................................................................................570
Storage ....................................................................................... 570
Cleaning .....................................................................................570
Manual cleaning ..................................................................... 571
Caring for the camera and battery: Cautions ..............................................574
Camera care ..............................................................................574
Battery care ...............................................................................577
Specications ..........................................................................................................580
Nikon Z 30 digital camera ................................................... 580
Approved memory cards....................................................................................592
Portable chargers (power banks).................................................................... 593
Memory card capacity .........................................................................................594
Available recording time.................................................................................... 595
Battery endurance ................................................................................................ 597
Trademarks and licenses.................................................................................... 599
Notices ...................................................................................................................... 602
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi (wireless LAN)................................................................ 605
Changes made via rmware updates 611
“Firmware version ................................................................................................611
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