Epson PhotoPC 800, User Manual

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Using the LCD Menus to Change Settings 4-3
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Full Auto The camera chooses settings for you. This mode,
which is the default, is recommended for the
beginning photographer. You can simply point
and shoot, or you can still adjust some basic
settings if you want (for example, image quality,
digital zoom, and macro or panoramic mode).
Program This setting is recommended for the
intermediate photographer who wants a
moderate amount of control over the camera’s
functions. Programmed subject settings
(Normal, Sports, Portrait, and Landscape) tailor
your camera settings to the type of picture you’re
taking. You can also use the LCD menus to
make your own adjustments to sensitivity, white
balance, and exposure.
Manual This setting is for experienced photographers
who want complete control over the camera’s
wide array of settings and features. In addition to
changing sensitivity and white balance, you can
adjust the shutter speed and aperture, choose a
spot or divided brightness metering system, and
focus the camera to three feet, eight feet, or
infinity.
Follow these steps to choose the camera mode:
1
Push the camera dial lock in and turn the dial to .
You see the SETUP menu.
2
Press the
+
button to cycle through the three modes.
user mode
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