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Shooting in relatively dark places Shoot at wide-angle after focusing in the telephoto position. To record a very distant subject Push FOCUS down to INFINITY. The lens focuses on the most distant subject while FOCUS is held down. When it is released, manual focus mode is resumed. Use this function when shooting through a window or a screen, to focus on a most distant subject. Notes on manual focusing The following indicators may appear: A when recording a very distant subject. when the subject is too close to focus on. Using the PROGRAM AE function Selecting the best mode You can select one of six PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) modes to suit your shooting situation referring to the following. aesoe li  Spotlight mode For subjects in spotlight, such as at the theater or a formal event. Id] Soft Portrait mode For zooming in on a still subject in telephoto mode, or for a subject behind an obstacle such as a screen. Creates a soft background for subjects such as people or flowers, and -faithfully reproduces skin color. Sports Lesson mode For recording fast-moving subjects such as in tennis or golf games.  Beach & Ski mode For people or faces in strong light or reflected light, such as at a beach in midsummer o on a ski slope. # Sunset & Moon mode For recording subjects in dark environments such as sunsets, fireworks, neon signs, or general night views. Al Landscape mode For distant subjects (more than -10 meters away) such as mountains or when recording subject behind an obstacle such as a window or screen.

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Shooting
in
relatively
dark
places
Shoot
at
wide-angle
after
focusing
in
the
telephoto
position.
To
record
a
very
distant
subject
Push
FOCUS
down
to
INFINITY.
The
lens
focuses
on
the
most
distant
subject
while
FOCUS
is
held
down.
When
it
is
released,
manual
focus
mode
is
resumed.
Use
this
function
when
shooting
through
a
window
or
a
screen,
to
focus
on
a
most
distant
subject.
Notes
on
manual
focusing
The
following
indicators
may
appear:
A
when
recording
a
very
distant
subject.
when
the
subject
is
too
close
to
focus
on.
Using
the
PROGRAM
AE
function
Selecting
the
best
mode
You
can
select
one
of
six
PROGRAM
AE
(Auto
Exposure)
modes
to
suit
your
shooting
situation
referring
to
the
following.
as
eoe
li
Spotlight
mode
For
subjects
in
spotlight,
such
as
at
the
theater
or
a
formal
event.
Id]
Soft
Portrait
mode
For
zooming
in
on
a
still
subject
in
telephoto
mode,
or
for
a
subject
behind
an
obstacle
such
as
a
screen.
Creates
a
soft
background
for
subjects
such
as
people
or
flowers,
and
--
faithfully
reproduces
skin
color.
Sports
Lesson
mode
For
recording
fast-moving
subjects
such
as
in
tennis
or
golf
games.
Beach
&
Ski
mode
For
people
or
faces
in
strong
light
or
reflected
light,
such
as
at
a
beach
in
midsummer
o
on
a
ski
slope.
#
Sunset
&
Moon
mode
For
recording
subjects
in
dark
environments
such
as
sunsets,
fireworks,
neon
signs,
or
general
night
views.
Al
Landscape
mode
For
distant
subjects
(more
than
-
10
meters
away)
such
as
mountains
or
when
recording
subject
behind
an
obstacle
such
as
a
window
or
screen.