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STARRY, FIREWORKS, BEACH, slope and mountain scenes.

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7 Applications (Record) Taking pictures according to the scene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Scene Uses, Tips Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark subjects. • Shutter speed settings Select with ▲▼, and press 'MENU/SET'. STARRY SKY SHUTTER SPEED 15 SEC. 30 SEC. 60 SEC. • The number of seconds can be changed with quick setting. (P.66) CANCEL SELECT SET Notes • Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF AUDIO REC.: OFF CONTINUOUS AF: OFF STABILIZER: OFF SENSITIVITY: ISO100 • 'EXPOSURE', 'AUTO BRACKET', and 'BURST' cannot be used. STARRY SKY Press shutter button. 15 Countdown begins CANCEL MENU Tips • Set longer shutter speeds for darker conditions. • Always use a tripod. • Self-timer recommended. • Do not move the camera until the countdown (above) has ended. (Countdown for processing is redisplayed afterwards) Take clear pictures of fireworks in the night sky. Tips • Stand at least 10 m (32.8 feet) away. • Tripod recommended. FIREWORKS BEACH SNOW Bring out the clear blues of the sky and the sea without darkening subject. Bring out the natural color of snow in ski slope and mountain scenes. • Shutter speed can be set to 1/4 second or 2 seconds (if little jitter or if optical image stabilizer is 'OFF'). (when not using exposure compensation) • Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF SENSITIVITY: ISO100 CONTINUOUS AF: OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF • 'AF MODE' default setting is (face detection). • Beware of sand and sea water. • Battery life is reduced in lower air temperatures. 50 VQT1P79

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STARRY
SKY
Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark
subjects.
•
Main fixed settings
FLASH:
FORCED FLASH OFF
AUDIO REC.: OFF
CONTINUOUS AF: OFF
STABILIZER: OFF
SENSITIVITY: ISO100
•
‘EXPOSURE’, ‘AUTO BRACKET’,
and ‘BURST’ cannot be used.
•
Shutter speed settings
Select with
▲▼
, and press ‘MENU/SET’.
SET
SELECT
CANCEL
SHUTTER SPEED
STARRY SKY
60 SEC.
30 SEC.
15 SEC.
•
The number of
seconds can be
changed with quick
setting. (P.66)
Press shutter button.
Countdown begins
15
CANCEL
MENU
Tips
•
Set longer shutter speeds for darker
conditions.
•
Always use a tripod.
•
Self-timer recommended.
•
Do not move the camera until the countdown
(above) has ended.
(Countdown for processing is redisplayed
afterwards)
FIREWORKS
Take clear pictures of fireworks in the night
sky.
•
Shutter speed can be set to 1/4
second or 2 seconds (if little jitter
or if optical image stabilizer is
‘OFF’). (when not using exposure
compensation)
•
Main fixed settings
FLASH:
FORCED FLASH OFF
SENSITIVITY: ISO100
CONTINUOUS AF: OFF
AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF
Tips
•
Stand at least 10 m (32.8 feet) away.
•
Tripod recommended.
BEACH
Bring out the clear blues of the sky and the
sea without darkening subject.
•
‘AF MODE’ default setting is
(face detection).
•
Beware of sand and sea water.
SNOW
Bring out the natural color of snow in ski
slope and mountain scenes.
•
Battery life is reduced in lower air
temperatures.
Applications
(Record)
7
Taking pictures according to
the scene
‘SCENE MODE’ (Continued)
Scene
Uses, Tips
Notes