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Taking Digital Panoramic Pictures, although they are not captured at a wider angle than normal

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2 Press the Mode button on the back of the camera. 1 4 Press the button all the way down to capture the image. 5 To turn off macro mode, press the mode button three times or turn off the camera. NOTE When you take macro close-ups, you should use a tripod (as described in Appendix A) and disable the flash. Otherwise, your pictures may appear blurry and washed-out. Mode button Taking Digital Panoramic Pictures Images in the digital panorama format are long and narrow, For a few seconds, the word MACRO appears on the LCD screen, and the frame around the image turns green. although they are not captured at a wider angle than normal images. Strips at the top and bottom of the image area are cropped out. Smaller file sizes mean you can store more pictures in the panorama format. 3 Press the shutter button halfway to lock the auto focus. Make sure the camera dial is set to View, and follow these The status light turns orange, and a small green circle steps to take a panoramic picture: A appears in the upper right corner of the screen. While you hold the button down, you can reframe your picture if you want. 1 Press the Mode button twice. B Using Advanced Camera Features 1-3

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Using Advanced Camera Features
1-3
A
B
1
2
Press the
Mode
button on the back of the camera.
For a few seconds, the word
MACRO
appears on the
LCD screen, and the frame around the image turns
green.
3
Press the shutter button halfway to lock the auto focus.
The status light turns orange, and a small green circle
appears in the upper right corner of the screen. While
you hold the button down, you can reframe your picture
if you want.
4
Press the button all the way down to capture the image.
5
To turn off macro mode, press the mode button three
times or turn off the camera.
NOTE
When you take macro close-ups, you should use a tripod (as
described in Appendix A) and disable the flash. Otherwise, your
pictures may appear blurry and washed-out.
Taking Digital Panoramic Pictures
Images in the digital panorama format are long and narrow,
although they are not captured at a wider angle than normal
images. Strips at the top and bottom of the image area are
cropped out. Smaller file sizes mean you can store more
pictures in the panorama format.
Make sure the camera dial is set to
View
, and follow these
steps to take a panoramic picture:
1
Press the
Mode
button twice.
Mode button