HP Photosmart 850 HP Photosmart 850 digital camera - (English) User Guide - Page 39

ISO speed, Color, Capture, S0 100, Speed, Exposure Mode, Action, Landscape, Portrait, Full Color

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ISO speed This Capture menu option allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the camera to light. Because higher ISO numbers allow higher shutter speeds, use a higher ISO Speed setting when taking pictures in dark areas or pictures of fast moving objects. In contrast, because lower ISO numbers result in slower shutter speeds, use a lower ISO Speed setting to capture better quality images with less "noise." NOTE You may want to use a tripod when setting the camera to IS0 100 because of the resulting slow shutter speed. The default ISO Speed setting is AUTO, which allows the camera to pick the best ISO Speed for the scene. The ISO Speed setting resets to AUTO when you turn the camera off. When you set Exposure Mode to Action, Landscape, or Portrait, the ISO Speed menu option is grayed-out, and the camera automatically selects the best ISO Speed setting. Color This Capture menu option allows you to set the color in which your images will be captured. The default Color setting is Full Color. The Color setting resets to Full Color when you turn the camera off. Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips 39

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Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips
39
ISO speed
This
Capture
menu option allows you
to adjust the sensitivity of the camera
to light.
Because higher ISO numbers allow
higher shutter speeds, use a higher
ISO Speed
setting when taking
pictures in dark areas or pictures of
fast moving objects. In contrast, because lower ISO numbers
result in slower shutter speeds, use a lower
ISO Speed
setting
to capture better quality images with less “noise.”
NOTE
You may want to use a tripod when setting the camera
to I
S0 100
because of the resulting slow shutter speed.
The default
ISO Speed
setting is
AUTO
, which allows the
camera to pick the best
ISO Speed
for the scene. The
ISO
Speed
setting resets to
AUTO
when you turn the camera off.
When you set
Exposure Mode
to
Action
,
Landscape
, or
Portrait
, the
ISO Speed
menu option is grayed-out, and the
camera automatically selects the best
ISO Speed
setting.
Color
This
Capture
menu option allows you
to set the color in which your images
will be captured.
The default
Color
setting is
Full Color
.
The
Color
setting resets to
Full Color
when you turn the camera off.