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Using the Camera Dial and Turning On the Camera, Image Matching and DPOF. See

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Using the Camera Dial and Turning On the Camera The camera dial has six settings: three for taking pictures and three for performing other functions, such as setting up your camera or playing photos back on the LCD screen. camera dial To turn on the camera, remove the lens cap, then press the POWER button in the center of the dial. (Press it again to turn the camera off.) POWER button Camera dial settings include the following: Use this setting for video clip capture, continuous shooting, interval shooting, and panorama stitching. See Chapter 3 for details. Use this setting to take photos with the LCD screen. See page 2-3 for details. Use this setting to take photos with the optical viewfinder. See page 2-1 for details. Use this setting to play back and delete photos and video clips, and add audio recordings to your photos. See Chapter 6 for details. Use this setting whenever you are connecting your camera to the computer. Also use it for PRINT Image Matching and DPOF. See Chapter 8 for details. Use this setting to set up or view information about your camera on the Setup screen. See Chapter 1 and Chapter 7 for information. Setting Up Your Camera 1-7

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Setting Up Your Camera
1-7
Using the Camera Dial and Turning
On the Camera
The camera dial has six settings: three for taking pictures
and three for performing other functions, such as setting up
your camera or playing photos back on the LCD screen.
To turn on the camera, remove the lens
cap, then press the
POWER
button in
the center of the dial. (Press it again to
turn the camera off.)
Camera dial settings include the following:
Use this setting for video clip capture, continuous
shooting, interval shooting, and panorama stitching.
See Chapter 3 for details.
Use this setting to take photos with the LCD screen.
See page 2-3 for details.
Use this setting to take photos with the optical
viewfinder. See page 2-1 for details.
Use this setting to play back and delete photos and
video clips, and add audio recordings to your
photos. See Chapter 6 for details.
Use this setting whenever you are connecting your
camera to the computer. Also use it for PRINT
Image Matching and DPOF. See Chapter 8 for
details.
Use this setting to set up or view information about
your camera on the Setup screen. See Chapter 1 and
Chapter 7 for information.
camera dial
POWER button