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ELPH 150 IS
IXUS 155
ELPH 140 IS
IXUS 150
Movies
Shooting Movies with Subjects at the Same Size
Shown before Shooting
Normally, once movie recording begins, the image display area
changes and subjects are enlarged to allow for correction of
signicant camera shake. To shoot subjects at the same size
shown before shooting, you can choose not to reduce signicant
camera shake.
Follow the steps in “Changing
the IS Mode Settings” (=
108)
to access the [IS Settings]
screen.
Choose [Dynamic IS], and then
choose [2] (=
43).
• You can also set [IS Mode] to [Off], so that subjects are recorded at
the same size shown before shooting.
- Camera User Guide 1
- Package Contents 2
- Compatible Memory Cards 3
- Preliminary Notes and Legal 4
- Information 4
- Table of Contents 9
- Contents 10
- Common Camera Operations 11
- E Shoot/View Movies 12
- c Print 12
- Safety Precautions 13
- Basic Guide 18
- Initial Preparations 19
- 1 Insert the battery pack 20
- 2 Charge the battery pack 20
- 3 Remove the battery 20
- 1 Open the cover 21
- 2 Insert the battery pack 22
- 3 Checkthecard’swrite 22
- 1 Turn the camera on 24
- 2 Set the date and time 24
- 3 Set the home time zone 25
- 4 Finish the setup 25
- 1 Access the camera 25
- 2 Choose [Date/Time] 26
- 3 Change the date and 26
- 2 Access the setting 27
- 3 Set the display language 27
- 2 Enter [ ] mode 28
- 3 Compose the shot 29
- 4 Shoot 29
- Start shooting 30
- Finish shooting 30
- Camera Basics 35
- Shooting Mode 36
- Power Saving in Shooting Mode 37
- Power Saving in Playback Mode 37
- 1 Presshalfway.(Press 38
- Shooting Display Options 39
- 1 Access the FUNC. menu 40
- 2 Choose a menu item 40
- 1 Access the menu 42
- 2 Choose a tab 42
- 3 Choose a menu item 43
- 4 Choose an option 43
- 5 Finish the setup 43
- Indicator Display 44
- Auto Mode 45
- Resize the subject and 49
- Still Images/Movies 49
- Still Images 50
- Scene Icons 52
- Image Stabilization Icons 53
- On-Screen Frames 54
- 1 Move the zoom lever 55
- 2 Move the zoom lever 55
- 1 Choose [$] 59
- Deactivating the Flash 60
- Image Customization Features 64
- Red-Eye Correction 65
- Changing Movie Image Quality 66
- Customizing Camera Operation 68
- Other Shooting 69
- 1 Enter [ ] mode 70
- 3 Shoot 70
- 1 Choose a shooting 71
- P Shoot with snowy 72
- t Shootreworks 72
- (Fireworks) 72
- 1 Choose [ ] 75
- 2 Choose an effect level 75
- 2 Choose the area to keep 76
- 3 For movies, choose the 76
- 4 Return to the shooting 77
- 2 Choose a color tone 78
- 3 Press the shutter button 80
- 4 Join the subjects in the 81
- 1 Choose [N] 82
- 2 Choose the shutter 82
- 3 Check the exposure 82
- 1 Enter [G] mode 85
- 2 Customize the settings 85
- Image Brightness (Exposure) 86
- 1 Deactivatetheash 87
- 2 Lock the exposure 87
- Changing the Metering Method 88
- Changing the ISO Speed 89
- Adjusting White Balance 91
- Custom White Balance 92
- Shooting Range and Focusing 93
- Changing the AF Frame Mode 94
- Face AiAF 95
- 1 Choose [Tracking AF] 96
- 2 Choose a subject to 96
- 2 Focus 97
- 2 Check the focus 98
- Changing the Focus Setting 99
- 1 Lock the focus 100
- 2 Compose the shot and 100
- Changing the Flash Mode 101
- Contents 102
- Chapter Contents 102
- 3 Compose the shot and 103
- 1 Settheashto[h] 103
- 2 Locktheashexposure 103
- 1 Congurethesetting 104
- 2 Shoot 104
- Other Settings 105
- 1 Access the [Review 106
- 2 Congurethesetting 106
- 1 Set [Display Time] to 107
- 1 Access the setting 108
- Shown before Shooting 109
- Playback Mode 110
- 1 Enter Playback mode 111
- 2 Browse through your 111
- 3 Play movies 112
- 4 Adjust the volume 112
- 5 Pause playback 112
- Switching Display Modes 113
- 1 Display images in an 114
- 2 Choose an image 114
- 1 Choosetherst 115
- 2 Choose the second 115
- 3 Viewthelteredimages 116
- 1 Magnify an image 117
- 2 Move the display 117
- Viewing Slideshows 118
- 2 Congurethesettings 119
- Protecting Images 120
- 1 Choose [Select] 121
- 3 Protect the image 122
- 1 Choose [Select All 122
- 2 Protect the images 122
- 1 Choose an image to 123
- 2 Erase the image 123
- 3 Erase the image 125
- 2 Erase the images 125
- 1 Choose [\] 126
- 2 Rotate the image 126
- 1 Choose [Rotate] 126
- 1 Choose [Resize] 128
- 3 Choose an image size 128
- 4 Save the new image 129
- 5 Review the new image 129
- 1 Choose [i-Contrast] 130
- 3 Choose an option 130
- 4 Save as a new image 130
- 1 Choose [Red-Eye 131
- 3 Correct the image 131
- Setting Menu 133
- Silencing Camera Operations 134
- Adjusting the Volume 134
- Hiding Hints and Tips 135
- Date and Time 135
- 1 Specify your destination 136
- 2 Switch to the destination 136
- Lens Retraction Timing 137
- Power-Saving Adjustment 137
- Screen Brightness 138
- 2 Choose [OK] 139
- 3 Format the memory 140
- Low-Level Formatting 141
- File Numbering 142
- Date-Based Image Storage 143
- Checking Certication Logos 143
- Display Language 144
- Adjusting Other Settings 144
- 1 Access the [Reset All] 145
- 2 Restore default settings 145
- Accessories 146
- System Map 147
- Optional Accessories 149
- Flash Units 150
- Other Accessories 150
- Printers 151
- 1 Make sure the camera 152
- 2 Connect the camera to 152
- 3 Turn the TV on and 153
- 4 Turn the camera on 153
- 2 Open the cover 154
- 3 Insert the coupler 154
- 4 Close the cover 155
- 5 Connect the power cord 155
- Using the Software 156
- 1 Download the software 157
- 2 Installtheles 158
- 1 Connect the camera to 159
- 2 Turn the camera on to 159
- 3 Save the images to the 160
- 3 Turn the printer on 163
- 5 Choose an image 163
- 7 Print the image 163
- 1 Access the printing 164
- 1 Choose [Cropping] 165
- 2 Adjust the cropping 165
- 3 Print the image 165
- 1 Choose [Paper Settings] 166
- 2 Choose a paper size 166
- 3 Choose a type of paper 166
- 4 Choose a layout 167
- 5 Print the image 167
- 1 Choose [ID Photo] 168
- 2 Choose the long and 168
- 3 Choose the printing 168
- 4 Print the image 168
- 2 Choose a printing 169
- ConguringPrintSettings 170
- 3 Specify the number of 172
- Adding Images to a Photobook 174
- Using an Eye-Fi Card 177
- Disabling Eye-Fi Transfer 179
- Appendix 180
- Troubleshooting 181
- Shooting 182
- Shooting Movies 184
- Playback 185
- Memory Card 185
- Computer 186
- Eye-Fi Cards 186
- On-Screen Messages 187
- On-Screen Information 190
- Battery Level 191
- Functions and Menu Tables 194
- FUNC. Menu 196
- 4 Shooting Tab Menu 200
- 3 Set Up Tab Menu 204
- 1 Playback Tab Menu 204
- 2 Print Tab Menu 205
- Playback Mode FUNC. Menu 205
- Handling Precautions 206
- Specications 207
- Trademarks and Licensing 221
- Disclaimer 222
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