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Android: Connecting via NFC
If the smart device supports NFC (Near Field Communication), a
Wi-Fi connection can be established simply by touching the
camera H (N-Mark) logo to the smart device NFC antenna.
Before connecting, enable NFC and Wi-Fi on the smart device as
described in the documentation provided with the smart device.
To connect via NFC, touch the camera  H (N-Mark) logo to the
smart device NFC antenna (for the location of the NFC antenna,
see the documentation provided with the smart device). Main-
tain contact until the camera displays a message stating that an
NFC device has been detected.
Once the smart device has been detected, a Wi-Fi connection
will be established and the Wireless Mobile Utility will launch
automatically. See the Wireless Mobile Utility manual for more
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ANFC
NFC (Near Field Communication) is an international standard for short-
range wireless communications technology. 
ANo Connection
If you are unable to establish a connection using NFC as described
above, connect by manually selecting the camera SSID ( 0118).
DWi-Fi
Before using the Wi-Fi function, read the warnings on pages xviii to xx;
to prevent loss of power while connected, you should also charge the
camera battery. Do not use Wi-Fi in settings in which its use is prohib-
ited.
 Note that the camera Wi-Fi function can not be used when a USB
cable is connected.
ATerminating Wi-Fi Connections
Wi-Fi will terminate automatically if  the smart device does not initiate
a connection within five minutes. To terminate Wi-Fi manually, press
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Follow the steps below to upload photos from the camera to a
smart device. Movies can not be selected for upload.
Uploading Photos One at a Time
Use the F ( Wi-Fi) button to upload the photo currently dis-
played in full-frame playback.
1Display the photo on the camera.
Display the desired photo in full-frame playback.
2Press the  F (Wi-Fi) button.
Pressing the  F ( Wi-Fi) button initiates
a Wi-Fi connection; the camera SSID
will be displayed in the monitor.
3Select the camera SSID.
On the smart device, select  Settings > Wi-Fi  and select the
camera SSID to connect via Wi-Fi. If this is the first time you
have connected since changing password settings ( 0116),
enter the new password when prompted.
4Download the photo to the smart device.
Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility on the smart device and
follow the instructions on page 124 to download the photo.
Uploading Photos to a Smart Device
AThe  & (Feature) Menu
Photos can also be uploaded by pressing  &
in full-frame playback and then highlighting
Wi-Fi upload  and pressing  J.
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Uploading Multiple Selected Photos
To upload multiple selected photos, use the Upload from cam-
era  option in the Wi-Fi menu.
1Choose  Upload from camera .
2Select photos.
3Press J.
Press  J to complete the operation. The camera SSID will be
displayed in the monitor. Press the  G button to display the
menus. Highlight  Upload from cam-
era  in the Wi-Fi menu and press  2.
G  button
Press  4 or  2 to scroll through pic-
tures and press  3 to select or dese-
lect. You can also tap the monitor to
select or deselect photos. Selected
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4Select the camera SSID.
On the smart device, select Settings > Wi-Fi  and select the
camera SSID to connect via Wi-Fi. If this is the first time you
have connected since changing password settings ( 0116),
enter the new password when prompted.
5Download the photos to the smart device.
Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility on the smart device and
follow the instructions on page 124 to download the selected
photos.
Uploading Photos via NFC
Photos displayed full frame or highlighted in the thumbnail list
or calendar playback can be uploaded via NFC ( 0119).
1Display or highlight the desired photo.
Display the photo full frame or highlight it in the thumbnail
list or calendar playback.
2Connect.
Touch the camera  H (N-Mark) logo to the smart device NFC
antenna until the camera displays a message stating that an
NFC device has been detected.
3Download the photos to the smart device.
The Wireless Mobile Utility will launch automatically on the
smart device; follow the instructions on page 124 to down-
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To download the selected pictures to the smart device, establish
a Wi-Fi connection with the camera (0118, 119) and select View
photos  in the Wireless Mobile Utility. A confirmation dialog will
be displayed; select  OK to download the pictures selected with
the camera.
Android OS
iOS
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More on Playback
Photo information is superimposed on images displayed in full-
frame playback (037). The information displayed can be
selected using the  Display > Playback  option in the setup
menu ( 0196).
❚❚ Basic Info
Photo Information
Still images Movies
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Shooting mode2Protect status .................................... 1523Frame number/total number of 
images
4 Image quality .................................... 162
Frame rate....................................57, 165
5Image size .......................................... 162
Frame size ....................................57, 165
6 Folder number-file  number ...........1277Time of recording ...................... 30, 1998Date of recording ....................... 30, 1999Battery indicator ................................. 3210 Movie length........................................ 4611Audio recording indicator ..............18012On-screen guide (for movies) .......... 46 
						

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❚❚Detailed info
Still images
Movies
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Shooting mode2Frame number/total number of 
images
3 Protect status .....................................1524Camera name5Retouch indicator ...........153, 154, 155
Movie edit indicator .........................156
6Histogram showing distribution of 
tones in image .................................127
7 ISO sensitivity ....................................1728Focal length .......................................2299Flash mode ................................103, 10510 Flash control.......................................19211Flash compensation .........................19212Exposure compensation .................101
13Metering .............................................16614Creative mode ..................................... 58
Exposure mode .................................161
15Shutter speed ............................... 68, 7016Aperture......................................... 69, 7017Picture Control ..................................17318Active D-Lighting indicator............17819HDR indicator ...................................... 6220Image quality ....................................162
Frame rate ................................... 57, 165
21Image size...........................................162
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22Folder number-file number23Time of recording ...................... 30, 19924Date of recording ....................... 30, 19925Battery indicator ................................. 3226White balance....................................167
White balance fine-tuning .............168
27Color space.........................................17728Auto distortion control ...................17729Electronic VR (movies).....................18330Audio recording indicator ..............180
AFolder and File Numbers
Photographs are stored as files with names containing a four-digit
number between 0001 and 9999 assigned automatically in ascending
order by the camera. These in turn are stored in folders containing up
to 999 images. A new folder is crea ted automatically when file number-
ing reaches 9999 or the number of images in the current folder reaches
999.
Folder numberFile number
AHistograms ( 0126)
Camera histograms are intended only as a guide and may differ from
those in imaging applications. Sample histograms are shown below:
• If brightness varies evenly across the
image , the distribution of tones
will be relatively even.
• If the image is dark , tone distribu-
tion will be shifted to the left.
• If the image is bright , tone distribu-
tion will be shifted to the right.
Exposure compensation shifts the distribution of tones to the right
when raised, to the left when lowered. Histograms can give you a
rough idea of overall exposure when bright ambient lighting makes it
difficult to see the display in the monitor.
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AThe & (Feature) Menu ( 011)
The following options can be accessed by pressing  & during playback:
PhotographsMovies
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1Start slide show................................. 1372Wi-Fi upload....................................... 1143Protect ................................................. 1524Crop ..................................................... 155
5 Resize .................................................. 1546D-Lighting .......................................... 1537Glamour retouch .............................. 1358Edit movie .......................................... 156