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Table of Contents
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Index 216
Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode 220
Symbol Conventions in this Guide
About this Guide
: This mark denotes issues that may affect the camera’s
operation.
: This mark denotes additional topics that complement the
basic operating procedures.
Explanations in this guide are based on the camera’s default settings
at time of purchase.
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. As a result,
the illustrations and screenshots used in this guide may differ from
the actual camera.
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You can set the time delay and the numbers of shots you wish to take
in advance.
* This may differ depending on your My Camera settings (p. 177).
Using the Self-Timer
Available Shooting Modes p. 220
10 sec. Self-Timer: shoots 10 seconds after you press the shutter
button.
• 2 seconds before the shutter releases, the self-timer lamp and
sound speed up.
2 sec. Self-Timer: shoots 2 seconds after you press the shutter
button.
• At the same time as the shutter button is pressed, the self-timer
sound beeps rapidly*, the self-timer lamp blinks, and the shutter
releases 2 seconds later.
Custom Timer: you can change the delay time (0–10, 15, 20, 30 sec.)
and number of shots (1–10).
• When [Delay] is set to 2 or more seconds, the self-timer sound
beeps quickly 2 seconds before the shutter releases*. When
[Shots] is set to more than 1, the self-timer sound only beeps before
the first shot.
1
Press the button.
1. Use the or button to change
the Self-timer mode.
• Pressing the MENU button while this
screen is displayed will allow you to
set the delay and number of shots as
when Custom Timer is selected
Mode switch position
Some functions may not be
available in certain shooting
modes. If there is no notation
to that effect, the function
may be used in all modes.
Modes
• Shooting Movies ( )
• Special Scene ( )
• Shooting Still Images ( )
• Playback ( )
- Camera User Guide 1
- Let’s Get Started! 3
- Table of Contents 4
- About this Guide 7
- Please Read 8
- Charging the Battery 10
- 2. Insert the battery 11
- 4. Close the cover (a, b) 12
- Getting Started 13
- Attaching the Wrist Strap 13
- Setting the Date and Time 14
- Setting the Display Language 15
- Indicator 16
- Shutter ButtonON/OFF Button 16
- Mode Switch 16
- Control Dial 16
- Shooting Still Images 17
- Viewing Still Images 18
- Printing 20
- 2. Turn on the printer 20
- 2. Add to the print list 21
- 2. Print images 21
- 1. Select a shooting mode 22
- 2. Select [Date Stamp] 23
- Shooting Movies 24
- 1. Press the ON/OFF button 24
- 2. Select a shooting mode 24
- ( Standard Mode) 24
- Shooting preparations 25
- Elapsed Time 25
- Recording: Blinks green 25
- System Requirements 27
- Preparing to Download Images 28
- 4. Displaying CameraWindow 30
- (Direct Transfer) 31
- 3. Press the button after 33
- System Map 34
- Optional Accessories 36
- Learning More 39
- Components Guide 40
- Back View 41
- Controls 42
- How to Use the Mode Switch 45
- Displaying the Clock 47
- Basic Operations 48
- Shooting Mode 50
- Playback Mode (Detailed) 52
- Histogram Function 53
- FUNC. Menu 54
- Rec. Menu 55
- Play Menu 56
- Print Menu 56
- Set up Menu 57
- My Camera Menu 59
- Using the LCD Monitor 60
- Night Display 61
- Converter 62
- Safety Zoom Zone 63
- Select [Digital Zoom] 63
- Magnified Close-Up Shooting 65
- (Digital Macro) 65
- Using the Flash 66
- Press the / button 67
- Using the Self-Timer 68
- Select [Self-timer] 69
- (Still Images) 70
- Select a compression 71
- Select [IS Mode] 72
- Adjusting the ISO Speed 73
- Various Shooting Methods 75
- Shooting in Manual Mode 78
- Continuous Shooting 78
- Setting the Flash 79
- Select [Flash Settings] 80
- Set the flash options 80
- Movie Shooting 81
- Select a shooting mode 82
- Select the number of 84
- Select a shooting interval 85
- Shooting Panoramic Images 86
- (Stitch Assist) 86
- Expressions (Focus Check) 88
- Select [Review Info] 89
- Frame Color Content 90
- Select [AF Frame] 91
- Face Detect Feature 92
- Changing the AF Frame Size 93
- Select [AF Frame Size] 93
- (Face Select and Track) 94
- (Focus Lock, AF Lock) 96
- (FE Lock) 98
- Adjust the exposure 99
- Change the metering 100
- Setting the Shutter Speed 101
- (Long Shutter Mode) 101
- Select a white balance 103
- Select 103
- Aim the camera at a piece 104
- Press the button 104
- Shooting in a My Colors Mode 105
- Select a setting 106
- Make adjustments 106
- Changing Colors 107
- Select or 109
- When shooting still images: 109
- When shooting movies: 109
- Select [Save Original] 111
- Accept the setting 111
- Setting the Display Overlays 112
- (Auto Category) 113
- Select [Set button] 114
- Using the Button 115
- Viewing Magnified Images 116
- (Index Playback) 117
- Switching Frames 119
- Make changes 119
- Jumping to Images 120
- Display the Images 121
- , , Selected: 121
- (My Category) 122
- [Select] 123
- [Select Range] 123
- Categorize the images 123
- Select the first image 123
- Select the last image 124
- Select a category 124
- Select [Trimming] 125
- Select an image 125
- Adjust the trimming frame 125
- Save the image 126
- Display the saved image 126
- Viewing Movies 127
- Editing Movies 129
- Select [Save] 130
- Save the file 130
- Select [Rotate] 131
- Rotate the image 131
- Select [Transition] 132
- Select [Slide Show] 133
- Select a playback method 133
- Transition Effects 134
- Start the slide show 134
- Select a playback 136
- Select images to play 136
- Select [Set up] 137
- Configure the setting 137
- Red-Eye Correction Function 138
- Correct the image 139
- Add Correction Frame 140
- Select [Add Frame] 140
- Adjust the position of the 140
- Add a correction frame 140
- Removing Correction Frames 141
- Select [Remove Frame] 141
- Select a frame you wish to 141
- Delete the frame 141
- Select [My Colors] 142
- Select a My Colors type 143
- Resizing Images 144
- Select the recording pixels 145
- Select [Sound Memo] 146
- Record the memo 146
- Sound Memo Panel 147
- Sound Recorder Panel 148
- Select [Sound Recorder] 148
- Sound recording 148
- Protecting Images 149
- Choose a selection method 150
- Protect the image 150
- Protect the images 151
- Erasing All Images 153
- Select the image 154
- Erase the image 154
- Erase the images 155
- Select [Set Play button] 157
- Setting the Print Style 159
- Select [Print Settings] 160
- Number of Print Copies 162
- Index Print Selection 162
- Configure the print settings 163
- [Clear All Selections] 165
- Deselect the images 165
- Select [Transfer Order] 165
- [Mark all] 166
- Select the images 166
- Select [OK] 166
- Configuring the Camera 167
- Setting the World Clock 168
- Select an area as home 169
- Select (World) 169
- Select a destination area 169
- Select [Time Zone] 169
- Formatting Memory Cards 170
- Resetting the File Number 172
- File and Folder Numbers 173
- Select [Create Folder] 174
- Creation 175
- Select [Auto Rotate] 176
- Select [Reset All] 177
- Connecting to a TV 178
- Changing My Camera Settings 179
- Select a menu item 180
- [Start-up Image]: 180
- [Start-up Sound]/[Operation 181
- Sound]/[Selftimer Sound]/ 181
- [Shutter Sound]: 181
- Register the setting 181
- Troubleshooting 182
- When the power is turned on 183
- LCD monitor 183
- Shooting 185
- Image contains noise 187
- Eyes appear red 188
- Lens will not retract 188
- Shooting movies 189
- Playback 190
- Battery/Battery Charger 191
- TV monitor output 191
- List of Messages 192
- Warnings 196
- Cautions 199
- Handling Precautions 200
- The Memory Card 202
- Compact Power Adapter 204
- DC Coupler DR-30 204
- Battery Lock 204
- (Sold Separately) 205
- Batteries 206
- Camera Care and Maintenance 207
- Specifications 208
- Appendix 209
- Test Conditions 212
- Durations (Estimated) 214
- Image Data Sizes (Estimated) 215
- SD Memory Card 216
- MultiMediaCard 216
- Battery Pack NB-5L 216
- Compact Power Adapter CA-DC10 217
- Trademark Acknowledgments 221
- Disclaimer 221
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