Nikon Camera Coolpix S6900 Reference Manual

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Playback Features
Glamour Retouch: Enhancing Human Faces
1Tap M or  N to select the face 
that you want to retouch, and 
then tap I .
•Borders are displayed around the skin, eyes 
and mouth.
• When only one face is detected, proceed to 
step 2.
2Tap the part that you want to 
retouch.
•An editing screen is displayed for the 
selected part of the face.
• To return to the screen for selecting a 
person, tap  e.
3Apply an effect.
•Tap an icon to select an effect.
• Tap or drag the slider to adjust the amount 
of effect.
• You can simultaneously apply multiple 
effects.
To edit a different part, tap  I and select a part again on the screen in step 2.
• Tap  I after checking all effects.
Enter playback mode  M select an image  M tap F  M  s  Glamour retouch
Skin:  F Small face , B  Skin 
softening , l  Powder , m  Glare 
reduction , D  Redden cheeks
Eyes:  E Hide eye bags , A  Big eyes , 
G  Whiten eyes , n  Eye 
shadow , o  Mascara
Mouth:  H Whiten teeth , p  Lipstick
Subject selection
Glamour retouch
Small face
Effect
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4Tap I.
5Preview the result, and tap I .
•To change the settings, tap  O to return to 
step 2.
• To exit without saving the edited image, 
tap  S.
6Tap  Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
BNotes About Glamour Retouch
•Only one face at a time can be edited using the glamour retouch function.
• Depending on the direction in which faces ar e looking, or the brightness of faces, 
the camera may be unable to accurately  detect faces, or the glamour retouch 
function may not perform as expected.
• If no faces are detected, a warning is displayed and the screen returns to the 
playback menu.
• The glamour retouch function is available only for images captured at an ISO 
sensitivity of 1600 or lower, and the image size of 640 × 480 or larger.
Glamour retouch
Preview
Yes No
Save OK? 
						

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Paint: (Writing and Drawing on Images)
1Use the I, J , K , and L  tools 
to paint images.
• See  A74 for details on how to use the 
paint tools.
• You can zoom in on images by moving the 
zoom control toward  g(i ). Tap 
ABCD  to scroll to the portion of the 
image that you want to display. Move the 
zoom control toward  f(h ) to return to the original screen size.
• You can undo the previous operation by tapping  e (up to five times).
2Tap  I.
•To exit without saving the edited image, 
tap  S.
3Tap  Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
• Images are saved at the sizes described below.
-Images captured with  r 2272×1704 or more: 2272 × 1704
-Images captured with  q 1600×1200 or less: 640 × 480
-Images captured with  l 4608×2592: 1920 × 1080
-Images captured with  s 3456×3456 : 1080 × 1080
Enter playback mode M  select an image M tap F  M  U  Paint
Pen
Fra me 
						

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Using the Paint Tools
Write and Draw on Images
You can write and draw on images by tapping 
I. To close the palette, tap I  or the image.
• Tap or drag the slider ( 1) to select pen color.
• Tap the slider ( 2) to select pen thickness.
Erase Paint Tool Additions
You can tap J  to delete anything added to the 
images using the paint tools.
To close the palette, tap  J or the image.
• Tap the slider to select an eraser size.
Add Decorations
You can add a decoration by tapping  K.
To close the palette, tap  K or the image.
• You can select from 15 types of decorations.
• Tap the slider to select a decoration size.
Add a Frame
You can add a frame to the image by tapping 
L .
• Tap  GH  to display each of the nine 
different frames.Pen
Pen thickness 
( 2 ) Pen color 
(
1 )
Eraser
Eraser size
Decoration
Decoration size Decoration types
Fra
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BNotes About the Shooting Date Decoration
•The date format is the same as the one specified for  Date format in Time zone 
and date ( A126) in the setup menu.
• The shooting date decoration uses the date that is set in the camera at the time of 
shooting. The date for the shooting da te decoration cannot be changed.
• The date may be difficult to read if the image size is small.
Stretch: Stretching Images
1Tap or drag the slider to adjust the 
stretch effect.
2Tap  I.
3Tap  Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
Enter playback mode M  select an image M tap F  M  P  Stretch
Stretch
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Perspective Control: Adjusting the Sense of 
Perspective
1Tap or drag the slider to adjust the 
perspective.
2Tap I.
3Tap  Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
Enter playback mode M  select an image M tap F  M  O  Perspective 
control
Perspective control
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Selective Softening: Blurring the Background
1Use I to draw a border line 
around the area that you do not 
want to blur.
• When the border line is connected at the 
start and end points, the area is recognized 
as a selection area. The inside of the 
selection area is displayed in color, and the 
outside is blurred.
• A selection area cannot be specified if th e line is not properly connected or if 
the specified area is too narrow. Draw the border line again.
2Adjust the selection area.
• Tap  I to make an additional selection 
area.
• Tap  J to erase a selection area.
• Tap  e to undo the previous action (up to 
five times).
• You can zoom in on images by moving the 
zoom control toward  g(i ). Tap 
ABCD  to scroll to the portion of the image that you want to display. 
Move the zoom control toward  f(h ) to return to the original screen size.
• When you finish making adjustments, tap I .
3Tap or drag the slider to select the 
amount of effect, and tap I.
•Tap  e to undo the selection area.
• To exit without saving the edited image, 
tap  y.
4Tap  Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
Enter playback mode M  select an image M tap F  M  V  Selective 
softening
Select area
Select area
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Small Picture: Reducing the Size of an Image
1Tap to select the desired copy size, 
and tap I.
•Images captured at an image mode setting of 
l  4608×2592 are saved at a size of 640 × 
360, and images captured at an image mode 
setting of s  3456×3456  are saved at 480 × 
480. Tap I  to proceed to step 2.
2Tap Yes.
•An edited copy is created (compression 
ratio of approximately 1:8).
Enter playback mode M  select an image M tap F  M  g  Small picture
Small picture
640640×480480640×480
Yes No
Create sm
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Crop: Creating a Cropped Copy
1Enlarge the image that you want to crop (A58).
2Adjust the image so that only the 
portion that you want to keep is 
displayed, and then tap  G.
•Move the zoom control or spread/pinch 
your fingers to adjust the magnification 
rate. Set a magnification rate at which  G is 
displayed.
• Drag the image to scroll to the portion of 
the image that you want to display.
3Confirm the area that you want to 
keep, and tap I .
4Tap Yes.
•An edited copy is created.
CImage Size
•The aspect ratio (horizontal and vertical ratio) of a cropped image is the same as 
that of the original image.
• When the original image was captured in “tall” orientation, the cropped image is 
also created in “tall” orientation.
3.03.0
Trim
Yes No
Save this image as
displayed? 
						

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Recording and Playing Back Movies
Recording and Playing Back 
Movies
1Display the shooting screen.
•Check the remaining amount of movie 
recording time.
2Press the b  (movie-record) button 
to start movie recording.
• The camera focuses in the center of the 
frame. 
• Tap  Q to pause recording, and tap  o to 
resume recording (except when  p 
iFrame 720/30p , p  iFrame 720/25p  
or an HS movie option is selected in  Movie 
options ). Recording automatically ends if it 
remains paused for about five minutes.
• You can capture a still image by pressing 
the shutter-release button while recording 
a movie ( A83).
3Press the  b (movie-record) button again to end recording.
4Select a movie in full-frame 
playback mode, and tap  R to 
play it back.
• An image with a movie options icon is a 
movie.
      8 8 0 88025m  0s25m  0s
Remaining movie
recording time
1414m 30s14m 30s
0010. MOV0010. MOV
1515 /1111/20142014     15:5 :303015 /11/2014  15 : 3010s
Movie options