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Notes on High Sensitivity Mode, Functions Available in High Sensitivity Mode, More Information

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High Sensitivity Shooting Mode Shooting in High Sensitivity Mode B Notes on High Sensitivity Mode • This mode reduces effects of camera shake even for shooting under low lighting; however, when shooting without the flash, use of a tripod is recommended. Turn Vibration reduction (A131) Off when using a tripod. • Pictures taken in this mode may appear grainy as ISO sensitivity has been set to a high value. • As the ISO sensitivity is fixed at 640 and over, proper exposure may not be obtained in clear weather (pictures may be overexposed). • Focus may not be precisely fixed in extremely dark places. C Functions Available in High Sensitivity Mode • Settings can be changed for Flash mode (A30), Self-timer (A32), Macro mode (A33) and Exposure Compensation (A34). • Pressing the d button in high sensitivity shooting mode allows you to change the settings for all options in the shooting menu (except ISO sensitivity (A99)). - The Image mode (A100) setting for High sensitivity mode can be chosen from M Normal (2048) (default setting), N PC screen (1024), O TV screen (640) or m 16:9 (1920). - The image mode setting in the high sensitivity mode is stored separately and is not applied to other shooting modes. D More Information See "Autofocus" (A27) for more information. 51

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Shooting in High Sensitivity Mode
High Sensitivity Shooting Mode
B
Notes on High Sensitivity Mode
•
This mode reduces effects of camera shake even for shooting under low lighting; however, when
shooting without the flash, use of a tripod is recommended. Turn
Vibration reduction
(
A
131)
Off
when using a tripod.
•
Pictures taken in this mode may appear grainy as ISO sensitivity has been set to a high value.
•
As the ISO sensitivity is fixed at 640 and over, proper exposure may not be obtained in clear weather
(pictures may be overexposed).
•
Focus may not be precisely fixed in extremely dark places.
C
Functions Available in High Sensitivity Mode
•
Settings can be changed for Flash mode (
A
30), Self-timer (
A
32), Macro mode (
A
33) and
Exposure Compensation (
A
34).
•
Pressing the
d
button in high sensitivity shooting mode allows you to change the settings for
all options in the shooting menu (except
ISO sensitivity
(
A
99)).
-
The
Image mode
(
A
100) setting for High sensitivity mode can be chosen from
M
Normal
(2048)
(default setting),
N
PC screen (1024)
,
O
TV screen (640)
or
m
16:9 (1920)
.
-
The image mode setting in the high sensitivity mode is stored separately and is not applied to
other shooting modes.
D
More Information
See “Autofocus” (
A
27) for more information.