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Zoom Options, Digital Tele, Fixed Aperture, Zoom Speed

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Using the shooting menu: 74 Menu Guide-The Shooting Menu Zoom Options The zoom options menu contains options for digital and optical zoom. ZOOM OPTIONS Digital tele Fixed aperture Zoom Speed Digital Tele When On is selected, pressing the button for about two seconds at the maximum optical zoom position activates digital zoom. When digital zoom is in effect, the camera focuses on the center focus area and center-weighted metering is used. Select Off to disable digital zoom in shooting modes and except when recording movies. DIGITAL TELE On Off Digital Zoom Digital zoom is not available with RAW or HI image quality ( 30), Continuous settings of Multi-shot 16 or Ultra HS ( 80), a Saturation control setting of Black&white ( 87), or Lens settings of Wide adapter or Fisheye ( 90). Fixed Aperture Controls whether aperture varies with zoom position. FIXED APERTURE Option Description On Off In A and M modes, aperture is kept as close as pos- On sible to selected f/-number. To prevent selected f/-number from exceeding exposure range at new zoom position, choose aperture of around f/5 to f/8. Off Aperture changes with zoom position. Zoom Speed Controls zoom speed. Option Description High High-speed zoom. Zoom starts slowly and gradually gains speed. Low Use for fine adjustments to zoom position. ZOOM SPEED High Low 95

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95
Menu Guide — The Shooting Menu
Using the shooting menu:
74
Digital Tele
When
On
is selected, pressing the
button for about two
seconds at the maximum optical zoom position activates
digital zoom.
When digital zoom is in effect, the camera
focuses on the center focus area and center-weighted me-
tering is used.
Select
Off
to disable digital zoom in shoot-
ing modes
and
except when recording movies.
Digital Zoom
Digital zoom is not available with
RAW
or
HI
image quality (
30),
Continuous
settings of
Multi-shot 16
or
Ultra HS
(
80), a
Saturation control
setting of
Black&white
(
87), or
Lens
settings of
Wide adapter
or
Fisheye
(
90).
Fixed Aperture
Controls whether aperture varies with zoom position.
Zoom Options
The zoom options menu contains options for digital
and optical zoom.
ZOOM OPTIONS
Digital tele
Fixed aperture
Zoom Speed
DIGITAL TELE
On
Off
FIXED APERTURE
On
Off
Option
On
In
A
and
M
modes, aperture is kept as close as pos-
sible to selected f/-number.
To prevent selected
f/-number from exceeding exposure range at new
zoom position, choose aperture of around f/5 to f/8.
Off
Aperture changes with zoom position.
Description
Zoom Speed
Controls zoom speed.
ZOOM SPEED
High
Low
Option
High
High-speed zoom.
Low
Zoom starts slowly and gradually gains speed.
Use for fine adjustments to zoom position.
Description