Epson PhotoPC 3000Z User Manual - Page 45
Using Programmed Subject Settings, Normal, Sports, Portrait, Landscape, POWER
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Using Programmed Subject Settings The Program user mode (your camera's default mode) provides four programmed settings that let you choose the type of shot you're taking. The camera automatically assigns the optimum exposure, metering method, and sensitivity for your subject. Normal Sports Portrait Appropriate for most photographs. Uses the following settings: auto exposure and matrix metering. Recommended for action photographs. Uses the following settings: high shutter speed, automatic sensitivity, and matrix metering. Recommended for portraits. Uses the following settings: spot metering and aperture fixed at F2.0. Landscape Recommended for landscapes or scenery. Uses the following settings: matrix metering and aperture set to F8.0. (The aperture automatically changes to F2.0 when the subject is in dim light.) Follow these steps to use programmed subject settings: 1 Remove the lens cap and press the POWER button to turn on the camera. 2 Set the camera to Program user mode (the default mode). See page 1-9 for instructions. 3 To take a picture with the LCD screen, turn the camera dial to . You see the View menu. Taking Pictures 2-15