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Making Settings
Choosing a camera mode
Choose from the camera modes described below.
Full Auto
Allows you to take photos without having to make complex
settings. The available settings include:
❏ Flash, including auto, red-eye reduction, forced,
and off
❏ Self timer
❏ Image quality
❏ Optical zoom
❏ Digital zoom
(when using the LCD monitor)
❏ Macro, panorama or normal
(when using the LCD monitor)
❏ Quick playback of photos and messages
(when using the LCD monitor)
Program
For users who want a moderate amount of control over the
camera’s features. Available settings include:
❏ All of the settings that are available in the Full
Auto camera mode
❏ Slow synchro flash
❏ Sensitivity
❏ Predefined exposure
❏ Fine exposure adjustment
(in increments of 0.5 EV)
❏ Auto, custom, or fixed white balance
Manual
For experienced users who want complete control over the
camera’s wide array of features. Available settings include:
❏ All of the settings that are available in the Full
Auto camera mode
❏ Slow synchro flash
❏ Sensitivity
❏ Fine exposure adjustment
(in increments of 0.2 EV)
❏ Manual exposure adjustment using the auto
exposure, manual exposure, aperture priority, and
fixed settings features
❏ Manual focus features
❏ Spot and divided brightness metering systems
❏ Auto, custom, or fixed white balance
