The Coolpix 2000 can create a small picture, from a previously captured image, at the press of a button. When the image is being viewed in full screen playback and the 'small pic' button is pressed (image 1), a message appears on the monitor screen.
 

Image 1. Small pic button (also self-timer button) highlighted.

On the LCD screen you are asked to confirm that you require the camera to produce a small picture. When this action is confirmed the small image is added as the last image recorded.
 

	Image 1. Original image.
	Image 2. Small Picture created using the Coolpix 2000.

Both of the above images have been reduced in physical size by 25%. The actual small picture is approximately that of Image 1, they have been reduced so a comparison can be made.
The file names of images created using the small picture function start "SSCN" and are followed by four-digits; from 0001 to 9999. These numbers are automatically assigned by the camera. To reset the file numbering to 0001 the card should formatted; care should be taken to ensure that all required images have first been transferred to the computer as all data will be deleted when the format is complete.
Note: Even if the original image has been taken in NORMAL mode, the small picture will always be set to BASIC and 320 x 240 pixels in size.
This size is ideal for viewing full frame on most monitors and for distributing via e-mail or publishing on the web.