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You can set the time delay (0 – 30 seconds) and the number of shots (1 – 10
shots).
Press the p button.
Select .
● Press the op buttons to select , then
quickly press the · button.
Make settings.
● Press the op buttons to select an item,
then use the qr buttons to choose a
value, then press the m button.
• Exposure and white balance settings are fixed to the first shot.
• When you set the time delay to more than 2 seconds, the self-timer lamp and
sound speed up 2 seconds before the shutter releases.
$ Customizing the Self-Timer
What if the number of shots is set to more than 2 shots?
• If the flash fires, the shooting interval may take longer.
• If you set a high number of shots, the shooting interval may take longer.
• If the memory card becomes full, shooting stops automatically.
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- Camera User Guide 1
- Checking the Package Contents 2
- Read This First 4
- Capture Your Best Memories 5
- What Do You Want to Do? 6
- Shoot/View Movies 7
- Table of Contents 8
- Safety Precautions 10
- Cautions 11
- LCD Monitor Precautions 12
- Getting Started 13
- Open the cover 14
- Insert the batteries 14
- Insert the memory card 14
- Removing the Memory Card 15
- Compatible Batteries 16
- Battery Charge Indicator 16
- Compatible Memory Cards 17
- Setting the Date and Time 18
- Changing the Date and Time 19
- Setting the Display Language 20
- Pressing the Shutter Button 21
- Taking Pictures 22
- What if 23
- Viewing Images 24
- Erasing Images 25
- Printing Images 26
- Select an image to print 27
- Print images 27
- Shooting Movies 28
- Stop shooting 29
- Viewing Movies 30
- Items to Prepare 31
- System Requirements 31
- Preparations 32
- Connect the camera to the 33
- Turn on the camera 33
- Open CameraWindow 33
- Transfer images 34
- Select [New Images] 35
- Accessories 36
- Separately Sold Accessories 38
- Learning More 39
- Components Guide 40
- Button 41
- Shooting mode 41
- Playback mode 41
- Playback modePower off 41
- Indicators 42
- Histogram 44
- Switching the Display 45
- FUNC. Menu - Basic Operations 46
- Resetting the Camera 48
- Formatting Memory Cards 49
- Low Level Format 50
- Changing Sounds 51
- Adjust the volume 52
- Display the menu 52
- Select [Review] 52
- Shooting Special Scenes 53
- Functions 53
- Select a shooting mode 54
- Shooting Various Scenes 55
- Shooting Special Scenes 56
- K Shooting Special Scenes 57
- ! Turning the Flash Off 59
- Q Using the Self-Timer 60
- Move the zoom lever toward i 61
- Digital Tele-Converter 62
- Inserting the Date and Time 63
- Press the q button 64
- Select e 64
- ● u displays on the screen 65
- Making Settings for the 67
- Images You Want 67
- G Shooting in Program AE 68
- W Continuous Shooting 69
- Select the recording pixels 70
- Select a menu item 70
- Select the compression ratio 70
- Changing the ISO Speed 72
- Custom White Balance 73
- Adjusting the Brightness 74
- (Exposure Compensation) 74
- Custom Color 75
- Focus on a subject 76
- Recompose 76
- Shooting Using the Viewfinder 77
- Shooting Using a TV 77
- $ Customizing the Self-Timer 78
- Getting More Out 79
- Changing the AF Frame 80
- Expressions (AF-Point Zoom) 82
- (Face Select and Track) 83
- Shooting (Focus Check) 84
- Changing the Metering Mode 85
- Shooting with AF Lock 85
- Shooting with AE Lock 86
- Shooting with FE Lock 87
- (Long Shutter Mode) 88
- Using Various Functions for 89
- Changing the Movie Mode 90
- Lock the exposure 91
- Adjust the exposure 91
- Other Shooting Functions 92
- Playback Functions 92
- Using Various Playback and 93
- Other Functions 93
- Quickly Finding Images 94
- Select a search key 95
- Jump to an image 95
- (My Category) 96
- Magnify an image 97
- . Viewing Slideshows 98
- Checking the focus 99
- Viewing Images on a TV 100
- + Changing Image Transitions 101
- / Erasing All Images 101
- Protecting Images 102
- Resizing Images 103
- \ Rotating Images 104
- ] Correcting Red-Eye Effect 105
- Manual Correction 106
- ^ Attaching Sound Memos 107
- Prepare 108
- Select a setting 108
- Transfer the images 108
- Select [Transfer Order] 109
- Select [Order] 109
- Select an image 109
- Designating All Images 110
- Reset All 110
- Set the number of prints 111
- Add to Print List 111
- X Printing starts 112
- Selecting Images 113
- Clearing all Selections 114
- Print Settings 114
- Customizing the Camera 117
- Changing Functions 118
- Power Saving during Shooting 119
- Creating a Folder 120
- Turning off Auto Rotate 120
- Changing Shooting Functions 121
- Turning off the Red-Eye Lamp 122
- Displaying the Overlay 123
- Useful Informat 125
- Using Household Power 126
- Using a Supplementary Flash 126
- Handling Precautions 127
- You Think There is a Problem 128
- Shooting movies 130
- Playback 131
- List of Messages 131
- Error Messages 132
- (Shooting) Tab Menu 136
- (Setting) Tab Menu 138
- (Playback) Tab Menu 139
- (Print) Tab Menu 139
- Specifications 140
- Trademark Acknowledgments 146
- Disclaimer 146
- Camera U 148
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