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Shooting Pictures with Strong Contrast (Contrast

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Shooting Pictures with Strong Contrast (Contrast) If you want to take pictures with strong contrast (more distinction between lighter and darker areas), set the camera's contrast to "HIGH". If you intend to process your pictures on a personal computer, it is better to set the camera's contrast to "LOW". For operating instructions see "Using the Shooting Menu" (p.72). Image Group Menu Items: PIC WB [ AUTO ] [ HQ ] [ NORMAL ] [ NORMAL ] Press ୴ to highlight " ". The setting screen will be 5 CANCEL SET displayed. Advanced Shooting Techniques Settings: HIGH NORMAL LOW HIGH: Gives pictures a stronger distinction between light and dark areas. However, high contrast may cause bright areas to become too white or dark areas to become too black. CANCEL SET OK NORMAL (the default mode when the power is turned on): Most suitable for pictures that will be printed or used for general viewing. LOW: The best setting for images to be processed further using a personal computer. 91

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Shooting Pictures with Strong
Contrast
(Contrast)
If you want to take pictures with strong contrast (more distinction
between lighter and darker areas), set the camera’s contrast to “HIGH”.
If you intend to process your pictures on a personal computer, it is
better to set the camera’s contrast to “LOW”.
For operating instructions see
“
Using the Shooting Menu
”
(p.72).
5
Advanced Shooting Techniques
WB
PIC
[
AUTO
]
[
HQ
]
[
NORMAL
]
[
NORMAL
]
SET
CANCEL
Press
´
to highlight “
”.
The setting screen will be
displayed.
HIGH
NORMAL
LOW
CANCEL
SET
OK
Settings:
Image Group Menu Items:
HIGH:
Gives pictures a stronger distinction
between light and dark areas.
However, high contrast may cause
bright areas to become too white or
dark areas to become too black.
NORMAL (the default mode when
the power is turned on):
Most suitable for pictures that will be
printed or used for general viewing.
LOW:
The best setting for images to be
processed further using a personal
computer.