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Use the <3> (Landscape) mode for wide scenery, night scenes, or to
have everything in focus from near to far. The greens and blues also
become more vivid and sharp than with <1> (Full Auto).
With a zoom lens, use the wide-angle end.
When using a zoom lens, use the wide-angle end. This will have
objects near and far in focus, better than at the telephoto end. It also
adds breadth to landscapes.
Shooting night scenes.
Since the built-in flash will be disabled, this
mode is also good for night scenes. Use a
tripod to prevent camera shake. If you want
to photograph a person against a night
scene, set the Mode Dial to <6> (Night
Portrait) and use a tripod. (p.51)
3 Shooting Landscapes
Shooting Tips
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- Copyrights 2
- Item Check List 3
- Icons in this Manual 4
- Basic Assumptions 4
- Chapters 5
- Contents 6
- More Advanced Techniques 69 7
- Live View Shooting 95 7
- Handy Features 107 8
- Image Playback 123 8
- Customizing the Camera 151 9
- Reference 161 9
- Contents at a Glance 10
- Focusing 11
- Playback 11
- Printing 11
- Handling Precautions 12
- LCD Monitor 13
- Lens Electrical Contacts 13
- Cautions During Prolonged Use 13
- Quick Start Guide 14
- Nomenclature 16
- Shooting Settings Display 18
- Viewfinder Information 19
- Full Auto 20
- Battery Charger LC-E5 21
- Battery Charger LC-E5E 21
- Attaching the Strap 22
- Getting Started 23
- Recharging the Battery 24
- Turning on the Power 27
- Checking the Battery Level 28
- 3 Setting the Date and Time 29
- Display the menu 30
- Under the [6] tab, select 30
- [Language] 30
- Select the desired language 30
- Open the cover 31
- Insert the Card 31
- Close the cover 31
- Installing the Card 31
- Remove the card 32
- Removing the Card 32
- Mounting and Detaching a Lens 33
- Image Conversion Factor 34
- Basic Operation 36
- Pressing halfway 37
- Pressing completely 37
- Shutter Button 37
- Menu Operations and Settings 38
- 3 Formatting the Card 40
- About Low-level Formatting 41
- Shooting Settings 42
- Menus Captured Image 42
- Basic Shooting and 43
- 1 Fully Automatic Shooting 44
- 1 Full Auto Techniques 46
- 2 Shooting Portraits 47
- 3 Shooting Landscapes 48
- 4 Shooting Close-ups 49
- 5 Shooting Moving Subjects 50
- 6 Shooting Portraits at Night 51
- 7 Disabling Flash 52
- Select the self-timer 53
- Exit the image playback 54
- Advanced Shooting 55
- Techniques 55
- Shooting Tips 56
- Z: Changing the ISO SpeedN 57
- Using the Built-in Flash 58
- 3 Using Red-eye Reduction 59
- E: Changing the AF ModeN 60
- Selecting the AF PointN 61
- Focusing ring 62
- Press the <YiQ> button 63
- Select <i> 63
- Select [Quality] 64
- Paper size 65
- About 1+73 66
- 0001.JPG 66
- 0001.CR2 66
- Selecting a Picture Style 67
- A Selecting a Picture StyleN 68
- More Advanced 69
- Action Shots 70
- Using the built-in flash 71
- Changing the Depth of Field 72
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 74
- Manual Exposure 75
- Automatic Depth-of-Field AE 76
- Press the <WQ> button 77
- Select the metering mode 77
- Setting Exposure Compensation 78
- Select [Flash exp comp] 79
- 3 Auto Exposure BracketingN 80
- Canceling AEB 81
- Select [Picture Style] 82
- Select a Picture Style 82
- Select a parameter 82
- Set the parameter 82
- Filter Effect 84
- Toning Effect 84
- Monochrome Adjustment 84
- Select [User Def.] 85
- Press <0> 85
- Setting the Color SpaceN 87
- A AE LockN 88
- A FE LockN 89
- B: Setting the White BalanceN 90
- Select [Custom WB] 91
- White Balance CorrectionN 92
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 93
- Preventing Camera ShakeN 94
- Live View Shooting 95
- Focusing ManuallyN 98
- ShootingN 100
- [Approx. number of shots] 100
- About the Information Display 101
- Using AF to FocusN 102
- Focus the subject 103
- C.Fn-8-2: Live mode 104
- Display the Live View image 104
- Take the picture 104
- Handy Features 107
- 3 File Numbering Methods 110
- 3 Auto Image Rotation 112
- Select [Clear settings] 114
- Select the desired setting 114
- Select [OK] 114
- Flash ControlN 116
- External flash func. setting 117
- External flash C.Fn setting 117
- 3 Automatic Sensor Cleaning 118
- 3 Appending Dust Delete DataN 119
- About the Dust Delete Data 120
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 121
- Image Playback 123
- Turn on the index display 124
- Select the image 124
- Select the jump method 125
- Browse by jumping 125
- Magnify the image 126
- Select [Rotate] 126
- 3 Auto Playback 127
- Viewing the Images on TV 128
- Protecting Images 129
- L Erasing Images 130
- Shooting Information Display 131
- Sample Histograms 132
- Dark image 132
- Normal brightness 132
- Bright image 132
- Printing Images and 133
- Preparing to Print 134
- Playback the image 135
- Press < 136
- Select [Paper settings] 136
- QSetting the Paper Size 137
- YSetting the Paper Type 137
- USetting the Page Layout 137
- Set the printing effects 138
- Set the date and file number 139
- Set the number of copies 139
- Start printing 139
- Trimming the Image 141
- Handling Printer Errors 142
- Error Messages 142
- Select [Print order] 143
- Select [Set up] 143
- Set the options as desired 143
- Setting the Printing Options 143
- Press the <7> button 144
- Print Ordering 145
- 1 Prepare to print 146
- 3 Select [Print] 146
- 5 Select [OK] 146
- Manual in the CD-ROM 148
- Select [Transfer order] 149
- Select [Sel.Image] 149
- Select the image to be 150
- Customizing the 151
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 152
- Custom Functions 153
- 3 Custom Function SettingsN 154
- C.Fn II: Image 155
- C.Fn III: Auto focus/Drive 157
- C.Fn IV: Operation/Others 158
- Registering My Menu 160
- Reference 161
- When Autofocus Fails 162
- Connect the power cord 163
- Connect the DC Coupler DR-E5 163
- Insert the DC Coupler 163
- Push in the DC cord 163
- Remote Control Shooting 164
- Remove the eyecup 165
- Attaching the eyepiece cover 165
- Using the Eyepiece Cover 165
- External Speedlites 166
- Using Non-Canon Flash Units 167
- Menu Settings 168
- 7 Set-up 3 (Yellow) 169
- 9 My Menu (Green) 169
- 5 Set-up 1 (Yellow) page 169
- 6 Set-up 2 (Yellow) 169
- Function Availability Table 170
- Troubleshooting Guide 172
- Shooting 173
- Image Review & Operation 174
- Error Codes 175
- System Map 176
- Specifications 178
- • Viewfinder 179
- • Autofocus 179
- • Exposure Control 180
- •Shutter 180
- • Built-in Flash 180
- • External Speedlite 181
- • Drive System 181
- • Live View Functions 181
- •LCD Monitor 181
- • Dimensions and Weight 183
- • Operation Environment 183
- •Battery Pack LP-E5 183
- • Battery Charger LC-E5 183
- • Battery Charger LC-E5E 184
- • EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS 184
- Trademarks 185
- Safety Warnings 186
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