Sony SLT-A37M User Manual - Page 86

Scene Selection, Set the mode dial to, select the desired, mode, and shoot images

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Scene Selection Selecting the shooting mode This mode is suitable for z Shooting with preset settings according to the scene Set the mode dial to (Scene Selection), select the desired mode, and shoot images (page 38). (Portrait) (Sports Action) (Macro) (Landscape) Blurs away backgrounds and sharpens the subject. Expresses skin tones softly. • To blur the background more, set the lens to the telephoto position. • You can shoot a vivid image by focusing on the eye that is closer to the lens. • Use the lens hood to shoot backlit subjects. • Use the red-eye reduction function if the eyes of your subject turn red from the flash (page 58). Shoots a moving subject at a fast shutter speed so that the subject looks as if it is standing still. The camera shoots images continuously while the shutter button is pressed. • Press and hold the shutter button halfway down until the right moment. Shoots close subjects such as flowers, foods. • You can shoot a closer subject using a macro lens (sold separately). • Set the flash mode to [Flash Off] when you shoot a subject within 1 m (3.3 feet). • When shooting in macro mode, the SteadyShot function will not be fully effective. Use a tripod to achieve better results. • The shortest focal distance does not change. Shoots the entire range of scenery in sharp focus with vivid colors. • To accentuate the openness of the scenery, set the lens to wide angle. 86

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Selecting the shooting mode
Set the mode dial to
(Scene Selection), select the desired
mode, and shoot images (page 38).
Scene Selection
This mode is suitable for
z
Shooting with preset settings according to the scene
(Portrait)
Blurs away backgrounds and sharpens
the subject. Expresses skin tones softly.
To blur the background more, set the
lens to the telephoto position.
You can shoot a vivid image by
focusing on the eye that is closer to
the lens.
Use the lens hood to shoot backlit subjects.
Use the red-eye reduction function if the eyes of your
subject turn red from the flash (page 58).
(Sports Action)
Shoots a moving subject at a fast
shutter speed so that the subject looks
as if it is standing still. The camera
shoots images continuously while the
shutter button is pressed.
Press and hold the shutter button
halfway down until the right moment.
(Macro)
Shoots close subjects such as flowers,
foods.
You can shoot a closer subject using
a macro lens (sold separately).
Set the flash mode to [Flash Off]
when you shoot a subject within 1 m
(3.3 feet).
When shooting in macro mode, the SteadyShot function
will not be fully effective. Use a tripod to achieve better
results.
The shortest focal distance does not change.
(Landscape)
Shoots the entire range of scenery in
sharp focus with vivid colors.
To accentuate the openness of the
scenery, set the lens to wide angle.