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Shooting Functions Size As you increase the resolution, your photo or video will include more pixels, so it can be printed on larger paper or displayed on a larger screen. When you use a high resolution, the ﬁle size will also increase. Select a low resolution for photos that will be displayed in a digital picture frame or uploaded to the web. To set the size, In Shooting mode, press [f] ► Photo Size or Movie Size ► an option. Photo size options Icon Size 14M 4592X3056 (3:2) 10M 3872X2592 (3:2) 6M 3008X2000 (3:2) 2M 1920X1280 (3:2) Recommended for Printing on A1 paper. Printing on A2 paper. Printing on A3 paper. Printing on A5 paper. Icon Size 12M 4592X2584 (16:9) 8M 3872X2176 (16:9) 5M 3008X1688 (16:9) 2M 1920X1080 (16:9) 9M 3056X3056 (1:1) 6.7M 2592X2592 (1:1) 4M 2000X2000 (1:1) 1.6M 1280X1280 (1:1) Recommended for Printing on A1 paper or viewing on an HDTV. Printing on A3 paper or viewing on an HDTV. Printing on A4 paper or viewing on an HDTV. Printing on A5 paper or viewing on an HDTV. Printing a square photo on A2 paper. Printing a square photo on A3 paper. Printing a square photo on A4 paper. Printing a square photo on A5 paper. Video size options Icon Size 1280 (16:9) 640 (4:3) 320 (4:3) Recommended for Viewing on an HDTV. Viewing on a TV. Uploading on the web. 50

Section	Page
NX100	1
Copyright information	2
Health and safety information	3
Indications used in this manual	6
Icons used in this manual	6
Shooting mode indications	6
Abbreviations used in this manual	6
Contents	7
Tips	11
Concepts in Photography	11
Shooting postures	11
Holding the camera	11
Standing photography	11
Crouching photography	12
Aperture	12
Aperture value and the depth of field	13
Shutter speed	14
ISO sensitivity	15
How the aperture setting, shutter speed, and ISO sensitivity control exposure	16
Correlation between focal length, angle, and perspective	17
Depth of field	18
What controls out-of-focus effects?	18
DOF preview	20
Composition	20
Rule of Thirds	20
Photos with two subjects	21
Flash	22
Flash guide number	22
Bounce Photography	23
Chapter 1	24
My Camera	24
Get started	25
Unpack	25
Camera layout	26
Display icons	29
In Shooting mode	29
Capture photos	29
Record videos	30
In Playback mode	31
View photos	31
Play videos	31
Lenses	32
Lens layout	32
Lock or unlock the lens	33
Lens markings	35
Optional accessories	36
Flash layout	36
Connect the flash	36
GPS module layout	37
Attach the GPS module	38
Attach the electronic viewfinder	39
Shooting modes	40
Smart Auto mode	40
Program mode	41
Program Shift	41
Aperture Priority mode	42
Shutter Priority mode	42
Manual mode	43
Framing Mode	43
Use a bulb	43
Lens Priority mode	43
Use i-Scene mode	43
Use i-Function in PASM modes	44
Available options	45
Scene mode	46
Movie mode	48
Available functions by shooting mode	49
Chapter 2	50
Shooting Functions	50
Size	51
Photo size options	51
Video size options	51
Quality	52
Photo quality options	52
Video quality options	52
ISO sensitivity	53
Expand ISO value	53
White Balance (light source)	54
White balance options	54
Customize preset options	55
Picture Wizard (photo styles)	57
Color Space	58
AF Mode	59
Single AF	59
Continuous AF	60
Manual Focus	60
AF Area	61
Selection AF	61
Multi AF	62
Face Detection AF	62
Self-Portrait AF	63
AF Priority	64
MF Assist	65
Drive (shooting method)	66
Single	66
Continuous	66
Burst	67
Timer	67
AE BKT	68
WB BKT	68
P Wiz BKT	69
BKT Set	69
Flash	70
Flash options	70
Correct the red-eye effect	71
Adjust the flash intensity	71
Metering	72
Spot	72
Link AE to AF Point	72
Center-weighted	73
Multi	73
Smart Range	74
OIS	75
OIS options	75
Exposure Compensation	76
Exposure/Focus Lock	77
Video functions	78
Movie AE Mode	78
Fader	78
Wind Cut	79
Auto Focus	79
Voice	79
Chapter 3	80
Playback/Editing	80
Search and manage files	81
View photos	81
View image thumbnails	81
View files by category in Smart Album	82
Protect files	82
Delete files	82
Delete a single file	82
Delete multiple files	83
Delete all files	83
View photos	84
Enlarge a photo	84
Start a slide show	84
Highlight	85
Auto Rotate	85
Play a video	86
Video viewing controls	86
Trim a video during playback	86
Capture an image during playback	87
Edit a photo	88
Options	88
Chapter 4	90
Camera settings menu	90
User settings	91
ISO Step	91
Auto ISO Range	91
Noise Reduction	91
AF Lamp	91
User Display	92
Key Mapping	93
Setting 1	94
Setting 2	95
Setting 3	96
Setting 4	98
Setting 5	99
Chapter 5	100
Connect to external devices	100
View files on a TV or HDTV	101
View files on a TV	101
View files on an HDTV	102
Print photos	103
Print photos with a photo printer (PictBridge)	103
Configure print settings	104
Set printer info using DPOF	104
DPOF options	105
Transfer files to your computer	106
Transfer files to your computer (for Windows)	106
Transfer files by connecting the camera as a removable disk	106
Disconnect the camera (Windows XP)	107
Transfer files to your computer (for Mac)	107
Edit photos on a PC	108
Install software	108
Programs contained on the CD	108
Use Intelli-studio	108
System Requirements	109
Use the Intelli-studio Interface	109
Transfer files using Intelli-studio	110
Use Samsung RAW Converter	111
System Requirements for Windows	111
System Requirements for Mac	111
Use the Samsung RAW Converter Interface	112
Edit RAW format files	112
Chapter 6	115
Appendix	115
Error messages	116
Maintain the camera	117
Clean the camera	117
Camera lens and display	117
About the image sensor	117
Camera body	117
About memory card	118
Supported memory card	118
Memory card capacity	118
About the battery	120
Battery specifications	120
Battery life	120
Notes about charging the battery	121
Before contacting a service center	123
Camera specifications	126
Lens specifications	130
Accessories (optional)	132
Index	133