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You can zoom in on close subjects. The possible shooting range is
approximately 2 – 10 cm (0.79 – 3.9 in.) from the end of the lens. However,
you can zoom in even closer on the subject using the digital zoom.
The digital zoom may cause images to appear coarse at some recording
pixel settings (p. 70).
Set the mode switch to 4 (p. 42).
Select R.
● Select R in Step 1 – 3 on p. 47 and press
the m button.
X The optical zoom will lock at the maximum
wide angle.
Use the zoom lever to compose
the shot.
X The camera will zoom in and the zoom
factor will appear.
Zoom Factors at which Images Deteriorate
• No image deterioration (zoom factor appears white)
• Image deterioration (zoom factor appears blue)
You are recommended to attach the camera to a tripod and shoot in Î, to prevent
the camera from moving and blurring the image (p. 76).
R
Zooming In on Close Subjects (Digital Macro)
Using Î
- Camera User Guide 1
- Checking the Package Contents 2
- Read This First 3
- What Do You Want to Do? 4
- Shoot/View Movies 5
- Table of Contents 6
- Safety Precautions 9
- Battery, Battery Charger 10
- Other Warnings 10
- Getting Started 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Battery Charge Indicator 15
- Open the cover 16
- Insert the battery 16
- Insert the memory card 16
- Close the cover 17
- Remove the battery 17
- Remove the memory card 17
- Compatible Memory Cards 18
- Setting the Date and Time 19
- Changing the Date and Time 20
- Setting the Display Language 21
- Formatting Memory Cards 22
- Pressing the Shutter Button 23
- A Taking Pictures 24
- AF Frames 25
- Scene Icons 26
- 1 Viewing Images 27
- Active Display 28
- Erasing Images 29
- Printing Images 30
- Print images 31
- E Shooting Movies 32
- Stop shooting 33
- 1 Viewing Movies 34
- System Requirements 35
- Items to Prepare 35
- Preparations 36
- Turn on the camera 37
- Open CameraWindow 37
- Accessories 38
- Separately Sold Accessories 40
- Learning More 41
- Components Guide 42
- 1 button to switch between 43
- Switching the Display 44
- Indicator 46
- Display the FUNC. menu 47
- Select a menu item 47
- Select an option 47
- Make the setting 47
- n button 48
- Changing the Sound Settings 49
- With the n Button 50
- With the p Button 50
- Display the menu 51
- Select [Reset All] 51
- Reset the settings 51
- Select [Format] 52
- Perform the low level format 52
- Clock Functions 53
- Shooting in Special 55
- Conditions and Commonly 55
- Used Functions 55
- Z Shoot using high ISO speed 58
- (ISO 3200) 58
- ! Turning the Flash Off 59
- (Digital Zoom) 60
- Digital Tele-Converter 61
- Inserting the Date and Time 62
- Ò Using the Self-Timer 63
- Selecting Settings Yourself 65
- G Shooting in Program AE 66
- Select h 67
- Select u 67
- Press the q button 68
- Select e 68
- Select R 69
- Changing the Recording Pixels 70
- (Image Quality) 70
- Changing the ISO Speed 72
- Adjusting the White Balance 73
- Adjusting the Brightness 74
- (Exposure Compensation) 74
- W Continuous Shooting 74
- Select My Colors 75
- Self-Timer 76
- $ Customizing the Self-Timer 77
- Shooting Using a TV Monitor 78
- Focus Lock 78
- Getting More Out of Your 79
- Changing the AF Frame Mode 80
- Magnifying the Focal Point 81
- % Shooting with the AF Lock 82
- Shooting with Servo AF 82
- Changing the Metering Mode 83
- ( Shooting with the FE Lock 84
- … Shooting with Slow Synchro 84
- ΠRed-Eye Correction 86
- Checking for Shut Eyes 86
- ≈ Shooting Long Exposures 87
- T Color Accent 88
- Y Color Swap 89
- Using Various Functions for 91
- Shooting Movies 91
- Changing the Movie Mode 92
- Changing the Image Quality 92
- AE Lock/Exposure Shift 93
- Other Shooting Functions 94
- Playback Functions 94
- * Editing 95
- Check the edited movie 96
- Save the edited movie 96
- Using Playback and Other 97
- Functions 97
- Move the zoom lever toward g 98
- Change the displayed images 98
- Setting the Conditions 100
- Search by , ;, and 100
- . Viewing Slideshows 101
- Changing Settings 102
- Checking the Focus 103
- + Changing Image Transitions 104
- Viewing Images on a TV 105
- Turn off the camera and TV 106
- Connect the camera to the TV 106
- / Erasing All Images 107
- Select Range 108
- Select All Images 109
- : Protecting Images 110
- (My Category) 112
- Selecting Images Individually 113
- \ Rotating Images 114
- = Resizing Images 115
- [ Trimming 116
- Function 117
- Brighter (i-Contrast) 118
- Select [Red-Eye Correction] 119
- Select an image 119
- Correct the image 119
- Print Added Images 120
- Print Settings 121
- Set All Images to Print Once 123
- Clearing All Selections 124
- Customizing the Camera 125
- Changing Functions 126
- Using the World Clock 127
- Turning off Hints & Tips 128
- Creating a Folder 129
- Turning off Auto Rotate 129
- Changing Shooting Functions 130
- Displaying the Overlay 132
- Changing the IS-Mode Settings 133
- Changing Playback Functions 134
- Change Sounds 135
- Changing the Start-up Screen 135
- Register the Start-up Screen 136
- Useful Information 137
- Using Household Power 138
- Troubleshooting 139
- Shooting movies 141
- Playback 141
- 4 Shooting Menu 146
- 3 Set up Menu 148
- 1 Playback Menu 149
- 2 Print Menu 149
- Handling Precautions 150
- Specifications 151
- Battery Pack NB-4L 153
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 153
- Trademark Acknowledgments 157
- Disclaimer 157
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