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Using, PROGRAM, Function

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Using the PROGRAM AE Function You can select from three PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) modes to suit your shooting situation. When you use PROGRAM AE, you can get a Portrait effect (the subject is in focus and the background is out of focus) or capture high-speed action. Selecting the Best Mode Select one of three modes, referring to the following. ' we •--`1 a Portrait mode • A still subject such as a person or a flower • Zooming in on a subject in the telephoto mode • A subject behind an obstacle such as a net %h. Sports mode • Outdoor sports scene such as football, tennis, golf or skiing • A landscape in a moving car It High speed shutter mode • A golf swing or a tennis match in fine weather with the ball captured clearly • Playing back certain scenes with high-speed movements in a clear, sharp picture Using the PROGRAM AE Function Set the white mark of the PROGRAM AE dial to the desired PROGRAM AE mode. The indicator of the selected PROGRAM AE mode appears in the viewfinder. O I Note on shutter speed The shutter speed in each PROGRAM AE mode is as follows: Portrait mode - between 1/60 to I/2000 Sports mode - between 1/60 to 1/500 4 High-speed shutter mode - 1/4000

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Using
the
PROGRAM
AE
Function
You
can
select
from
three
PROGRAM
AE
(Auto
Exposure)
modes
to
suit
your
shooting
situation.
When
you
use
PROGRAM
AE,
you
can
get
a
Portrait
effect
(the
subject
is
in
focus
and
the
background
is
out
of
focus)
or
capture
high-speed
action.
Selecting
the
Best
Mode
Select
one
of
three
modes,
referring
to
the
following.
'
we
•
--
`1
a
Portrait
mode
•
A
still
subject
such
as
a
person
or
a
flower
•
Zooming
in
on
a
subject
in
the
telephoto
mode
•
A
subject
behind
an
obstacle
such
as
a
net
%h.
Sports
mode
•
Outdoor
sports
scene
such
as
football,
tennis,
golf
or
skiing
•
A
landscape
in
a
moving
car
It
High
speed
shutter
mode
•
A
golf
swing
or
a
tennis
match
in
fine
weather
with
the
ball
captured
clearly
•
Playing
back
certain
scenes
with
high-speed
movements
in
a
clear,
sharp
picture
Using
the
PROGRAM
AE
Function
Set
the
white
mark
of
the
PROGRAM
AE
dial
to
the
desired
PROGRAM
AE
mode.
The
indicator
of
the
selected
PROGRAM
AE
mode
appears
in
the
viewfinder.
I
Note
on
shutter
speed
The
shutter
speed
in
each
PROGRAM
AE
mode
is
as
follows:
Portrait
mode
—
between
1/60
to
I/2000
Sports
mode
—
between
1/60
to
1/500
4
High-speed
shutter
mode
—
1/4000
O