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Chapter Contents
Common, Convenient Features
Still Images Movies
Zooming In Closer on Subjects (Digital
Zoom)
When distant subjects are too far away to enlarge using the optical
zoom, use digital zoom for up to about 64x enlargement.
1 Movethezoomlever
toward<i>.
Hold the lever until zooming
stops.
Zooming stops at the largest
possible zoom factor (before
the image becomes noticeably
grainy), which is then indicated
on the screen.
2 Movethezoomlever
toward<i>again.
The camera zooms in even
closer on the subject.
Zoom Factor
- 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
- 1 View 12
- E Shoot/ViewMovies 12
- c Print 12
- Safety Precautions 13
- Basic Guide 19
- Initial Preparations 20
- 1 Insertthebatterypack 21
- 2 Chargethebatterypack 22
- 3 Removethebattery 22
- Checkthecard’swrite 23
- 2 Openthecover 24
- 3 Insertthebatterypack 24
- 4 Insertthememorycard 24
- 5 Closethecover 25
- 1 Turnthecameraon 26
- 2 Setthedateandtime 27
- 3 Setthehometimezone 27
- 4 Finishthesetup 27
- 1 Accessthecamera 28
- 2 Choose[Date/Time] 28
- 3 Changethedateand 28
- 2 Accessthesetting 29
- 3 Setthedisplaylanguage 30
- Trying the Camera Out 31
- 3 Composetheshot 32
- 4 Shoot 32
- ShootingMovies 33
- Startshooting 33
- 1 Chooseanimageto 36
- 2 Erasetheimage 36
- Camera Basics 37
- ShootingMode 38
- PlaybackMode 38
- PowerSavinginShootingMode 39
- PowerSavinginPlaybackMode 39
- Shutter Button 40
- Shooting Modes 41
- Shooting Display Options 42
- Using the FUNC. Menu 43
- Using Menus 45
- 3 Chooseamenuitem 46
- 4 Chooseanoption 46
- 5 Finishthesetup 46
- Indicator Display 47
- The current time appears 48
- Auto Mode 49
- Shooting with Camera 50
- Determined Settings 50
- Resizethesubjectand 53
- Finishshooting 53
- StillImages/Movies 53
- StillImages 54
- Scene Icons 56
- Image Stabilization Icons 57
- On-Screen Frames 58
- Common, Convenient Features 59
- 1 Choose[$] 63
- Image Customization Features 66
- PaperSize(for4:3Images) 67
- 1 Accessthe[Flash 68
- Changing Movie Image Quality 69
- Using the Wind Filter 70
- Helpful Shooting Features 71
- 2 Checkthefocus 72
- Customizing Camera Operation 74
- 1 Set[DisplayTime]to[2 77
- Other Shooting Modes 78
- (Live View Control) 79
- Specic Scenes 80
- Shoot with minimal camera 81
- Vividshotsofreworks 81
- 1 Choose[ ] 82
- 3 Presstheshutterbutton 82
- 4 Jointhesubjectsinthe 83
- 1 Enter[ ]mode 84
- 2 Chooseashooting 84
- Shootinvividcolors 85
- (SuperVivid) 85
- Posterizedshots(Poster 85
- 2 Chooseaneffectlevel 86
- 2 Choosetheareatokeep 87
- 3 Formovies,choosethe 88
- 4 Returntotheshooting 88
- 2 Chooseacolortone 89
- Discreet Mode 91
- Shooting Movies in [E] Mode 92
- 1 Locktheexposure 93
- 2 Adjusttheexposure 93
- 3 Shoot(= 93
- 1 Enter[ 95
- 2 Customizethesettings 95
- Image Brightness (Exposure) 96
- Changing the Metering Method 98
- Changing the ISO Speed 99
- Correcting Image Brightness 100
- (i-Contrast) 100
- Color and Continuous Shooting 101
- CustomWhiteBalance 102
- Contents 103
- Chapter Contents 103
- 2 Congurethesetting 104
- 1 Accessthesetting 104
- 1 Congurethesetting 105
- 2 Shoot 105
- Shooting Range and Focusing 107
- 1 Choose[f] 108
- 2 Specifythegeneralfocal 108
- 3 Fine-tunethefocus 108
- Digital Tele-Converter 109
- Changing the AF Frame Mode 110
- FaceAiAF 111
- 1 Choose[TrackingAF] 112
- 2 Chooseasubjectto 113
- 3 Shoot 113
- 2 Focus 114
- Changing the Focus Setting 115
- 1 Lockthefocus 116
- 2 Composetheshotand 116
- 1 Lifttheash 117
- Adjusting the Flash Exposure 119
- Compensation 119
- 1 Lifttheashandsetthe 120
- 2 Locktheashexposure 120
- 3 Composetheshotand 120
- Other Settings 121
- Changing the IS Mode Settings 122
- Tv, Av, and M Mode 123
- Specic Shutter Speeds 124
- ([Tv] Mode) 124
- Specic Aperture Values 125
- ([Av] Mode) 125
- Specic Shutter Speeds and 126
- Aperture Values ([M] Mode) 126
- 1 Enter[D]mode 128
- Playback Mode 129
- 1 EnterPlaybackmode 130
- 2 Browsethroughyour 130
- 3 Playmovies 131
- 4 Adjustthevolume 132
- 5 Pauseplayback 132
- Switching Display Modes 133
- Histogram 134
- Browsing and Filtering Images 135
- 1 Chooseasearch 136
- 2 Viewthelteredimages 136
- Image Viewing Options 138
- Viewing Slideshows 139
- 2 Congurethesettings 140
- 1 ChooseSmartShufe 141
- 2 Chooseanimage 141
- Protecting Images 143
- 2 Chooseaselection 144
- 1 Choose[Select] 145
- 3 Protecttheimage 145
- 1 Choose[SelectRange] 146
- 2 Chooseastartingimage 146
- 3 Chooseanending 146
- 4 Protecttheimages 147
- 1 Choose[SelectAll 148
- 2 Protecttheimages 148
- Erasing Images 149
- 3 Erasetheimage 151
- 2 Chooseimages 152
- 3 Erasetheimages 152
- 2 Erasetheimages 152
- Rotating Images 153
- 2 Rotatetheimage 154
- Tagging Images as Favorites 155
- 3 Finishthesetup 156
- Editing Still Images 157
- 4 Savethenewimage 158
- 5 Reviewthenewimage 158
- 1 Choose[Cropping] 159
- 3 Adjustthecropping 160
- 4 Saveasanewimage 160
- 1 Choose[MyColors] 161
- 3 Chooseanoption 161
- 1 Choose[i-Contrast] 162
- 1 Choose[Red-Eye 163
- 3 Correcttheimage 164
- Editing Movies 165
- 3 Reviewtheeditedmovie 166
- 4 Savetheeditedmovie 166
- Setting Menu 168
- Adjusting Basic Camera 169
- Functions 169
- Hiding Hints and Tips 170
- Date and Time 170
- 1 Specifyyourdestination 171
- 2 Switchtothedestination 172
- Power-Saving Adjustment 174
- Screen Brightness 175
- Hiding the Start-Up Screen 175
- 1 Accessthe[Format] 176
- 2 Choose[OK] 176
- 3 Formatthememory 176
- Low-LevelFormatting 178
- File Numbering 179
- Date-Based Image Storage 180
- Metric / Non-Metric Display 180
- Checking Certication Logos 181
- Display Language 181
- 1 Accessthe[ResetAll] 182
- 2 Restoredefaultsettings 182
- Accessories 183
- System Map 184
- Optional Accessories 186
- Flash Unit 187
- Other Accessories 187
- Printers 188
- Using Optional Accessories 189
- 3 TurntheTVonand 190
- 4 Turnthecameraon 190
- 1 Makesurethecamerais 191
- 2 Insertthecoupler 191
- 3 Connecttheadapterto 191
- 4 Connectthepowercord 192
- Using the Software 193
- 1 Downloadthesoftware 194
- 2 Installthesoftware 195
- 1 Connectthecamerato 196
- 2 Turnthecameraonto 196
- 3 Savetheimagestothe 197
- Printing Images 199
- 3 Turntheprinteron 200
- 5 Chooseanimage 200
- 6 Accesstheprinting 200
- 7 Printtheimage 200
- 1 Accesstheprinting 201
- 2 Adjustthecropping 202
- 3 Printtheimage 203
- 1 Choose[PaperSettings] 203
- 2 Chooseapapersize 203
- 3 Chooseatypeofpaper 204
- 4 Choosealayout 204
- 5 Printtheimage 204
- 1 Choose[IDPhoto] 205
- 2 Choosethelongand 205
- 3 Choosetheprinting 205
- 4 Printtheimage 205
- 2 Chooseaprinting 206
- ConguringPrintSettings 207
- 3 Specifythenumberof 210
- Adding Images to a Photobook 213
- Using an Eye-Fi Card 216
- Disabling Eye-Fi Transfer 218
- Appendix 219
- Troubleshooting 220
- Shooting 221
- Shooting Movies 224
- Playback 224
- Memory Card 225
- Computer 225
- Eye-Fi Cards 225
- On-Screen Messages 226
- On-Screen Information 229
- BatteryLevel 230
- Functions and Menu Tables 233
- FUNC. Menu 239
- 4 Shooting Tab Menu 245
- 3 Set Up Tab Menu 253
- 1 Playback Tab Menu 253
- 2 Print Tab Menu 254
- Playback Mode FUNC. Menu 254
- Handling Precautions 255
- Specications 256
- BatteryChargerCB-2LY 266
- TrademarksandLicensing 268
- Disclaimer 268
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