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Electronic VR, Notes About Electronic Vibration Reduction

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w Electronic VR Tap the d tab M Tap z (Setup menu) M w Electronic VR The Setup Menu Choose whether or not to use electronic VR (vibration reduction), which reduces the effects of camera shake during shooting. Option w Auto k Off (default setting) Description When taking still images, electronic vibration reduction is enabled when R (A6) is displayed in the monitor and all of the conditions below are met. • Flash mode is set to Off or Slow sync. • A slow shutter speed is used. • Continuous is set to Single. • The subject is dark. When recording movies, electronic vibration reduction is enabled at all times. Electronic vibration reduction is disabled. Reference Section B Notes About Electronic Vibration Reduction • The effectiveness of electronic vibration reduction decreases as camera shake increases. • The image captured using electronic vibration reduction may be somewhat "grainy" in appearance. • Electronic vibration reduction does not function under the following conditions or in the following shooting modes: - When slow sync with red-eye reduction (A44) is used. - When exposure exceeds a certain length of time. - When ISO sensitivity (E42) is set to any setting other than Auto. - When Blink proof (E48) in smart portrait mode is set to On. - In the following scene modes: Sports (A44), Night portrait (A44), Dusk/dawn (A45), Night landscape (A46), Museum (A47), Fireworks show (A47), Backlighting (A48). • The angle of view (the area captured in the recorded movie) during movie recording is smaller when electronic vibration reduction is enabled. C Electronic Vibration Reduction When Electronic VR in the setup menu is set to Auto and flash mode (A55) is set to c (Off) or d (Slow sync), the w icon may be displayed in the monitor. When shooting conditions are likely to be affected by camera shake while w is displayed, the camera reduces the effects of camera shake on images before recording them. E71

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E
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The Setup Menu
Reference Section
w
Electronic VR
Choose whether or not to use electronic VR (vibration reduction), which reduces
the effects of camera shake during shooting.
B
Notes About Electronic Vibration Reduction
•
The effectiveness of electronic vibration reduction decreases as camera shake increases.
•
The image captured using electronic vibration reduction may be somewhat “grainy” in
appearance.
•
Electronic vibration reduction does not function under the following conditions or in the
following shooting modes:
-
When slow sync with red-eye reduction (
A
44) is used.
-
When exposure exceeds a certain length of time.
- When
ISO sensitivity
(
E
42) is set to any setting other than
Auto
.
- When
Blink proof
(
E
48) in smart portrait mode is set to
On
.
-
In the following scene modes:
Sports
(
A
44),
Night portrait
(
A
44),
Dusk/dawn
(
A
45),
Night landscape
(
A
46),
Museum
(
A
47),
Fireworks show
(
A
47),
Backlighting
(
A
48).
•
The angle of view (the area captured in the recorded movie) during movie recording is smaller
when electronic vibration reduction is enabled.
C
Electronic Vibration Reduction
When
Electronic VR
in the setup menu is set to
Auto
and flash mode (
A
55) is set to
c
(
Off
) or
d
(
Slow sync
), the
w
icon may be displayed in the monitor. When shooting conditions are likely
to be affected by camera shake while
w
is displayed, the camera reduces the effects of camera
shake on images before recording them.
Tap the
d
tab
M
Tap
z
(Setup menu)
M
w
Electronic VR
Option
Description
w
Auto
When taking still images, electronic vibration reduction is
enabled when
R
(
A
6) is displayed in the monitor and all of
the conditions below are met.
•
Flash mode is set to
Off
or
Slow sync
.
•
A slow shutter speed is used.
•
Continuous
is set to
Single
.
•
The subject is dark.
When recording movies, electronic vibration reduction is
enabled at all times.
k
Off (default setting)
Electronic vibration reduction is disabled.